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Quote of the day by Jacob Bernoulli: Jacob Bernoulli's quote highlights the limits of mathematical formulas in predicting future events. He believed that while probability offers insights, absolute certainty remains elusive for us. Bernoulli's message reminds us to balance knowledge with an awareness of life's uncertainties.
Agriculture Commissioner said widespread adoption of bio-inputs by India's nearly 14 crore farmers could generate annual demand of 2030 crore tonnes.
The Khasi Students Union objects to presence of temple inside CBI campus in Shillong
The Khasi Students' Union objected to a temple's construction on government land. They allege illegal construction violated land allotment purposes and served an ultimatum. KSU supporters locked the under-construction temple and demanded its demolition within one week. A KSU delegation met the CBI DIG to voice their strong objections. The union warned of further agitation if the structure is not removed promptly.
Many performers, educators, journalists, doctors, content creators, and other professionals appear on camera because clear communication is part of their work, not because they have an inflated sense of self. The context behind being on camera is often far more meaningful than the simple fact that someone enjoys being in front of a lens.
Kia Syros EV unveiled: Kia India has unveiled its second electric vehicle, the Syros EV, for the Indian market. Pre-bookings are now open for the electric SUV, which offers two battery pack options. The vehicle boasts an ARAI-certified range of up to 526 kilometers on a single charge. Kia is also providing a lifetime high-voltage battery warranty and financing options.
Scientists reveal why cat moms and dads enjoy powerful health benefits beyond simple companionship. New research on cat ownership, pet health benefits, mental health, stress relief, heart health, and the human-animal bond suggests living with a cat may quietly improve everyday well-being. Experts say regular interaction with a trusted feline can support emotional balance, healthy routines, and long-term wellness.
In Canada, no online ticket booking for Vijay's Jana Nayagan. How tickets will be sold
Vijay's Jana Nayagan will have a different ticket booking process in Canada, where York Cinemas has announced that tickets will be sold only at the theatre box office instead of online. The exhibitor has introduced a phased booking system that gives priority to VIP members before opening sales to the general public, following the film's earlier release delay and cancelled advance bookings.
African Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of If we fall back, can we complain that others are rushing forward? The saying emphasizes personal responsibility, initiative, and the importance of taking action instead of blaming others for getting ahead. It reminds us that progress comes from consistent effort, learning, and perseverance. Rather than comparing ourselves with those who are moving forward, the proverb encourages self-reflection, accountability, and a commitment to improving our own path.
'All because of Dems!': Border Czar Homan's fiery response to body camera delay | ICE shooting row
Axar Patel in top-10 of ICC ODI rankings for all-rounders
Axar Patel entered the top-10 ODI all-rounder rankings after his strong performance. Shubman Gill gained rating points and is close to the top batting spot. Jasprit Bumrah returned to the 24th position in the bowling rankings. Washington Sundar also saw improvements in batting and all-rounder rankings. England's Joe Root and Liam Dawson also achieved batting rank promotions.
India-UK FTA: Kolkata flags off first jewellery export consignment to UK under CETA
Kolkata dispatched its first jewellery export to the United Kingdom under the India-UK CETA. This marks the city's entry into the first nationwide shipment following the pact's implementation. Indian gem and jewellery exporters now have zero-duty access to the UK market. This agreement is expected to significantly boost India's jewellery exports to the UK. Kolkata is poised to benefit from this transformative trade opportunity.
Alex Sunny, a 26-year-old American truck driver, is planning to move to Afghanistan soon. She claims she met her husband on Snapchat and they married recently and she has not seen him in two years. Sunny stated her husband cannot travel to the United States due to travel bans. Her viral videos on TikTok have sparked widespread debate and concern online.
Low-pressure area set to deepen, bolsters monsoon over East India
Boosting prospects of heavy rainfall over North-West India is the arrival of a couple of western disturbances and their likely interaction with easterly monsoon flows
DP Worlds India free trade zones emerge as satellite hubs, says senior executive
DP World runs 12 FTWZs globally including in UAE, Africa, US and India
Squeeze lemon into dal before serving: What it's for and its benefits
Most Indian households squeeze a bit of nimbu on dal almost by instinct. Turns out, that habit is backed by solid science. Here is what that one small squeeze is actually doing for your health.
Binance marks nine years with $156 trillion in trading volume and 323 million users
From crypto exchange to a multi-asset financial platform, Binance has completed 9 years in operation. The years of growth, driven by its global community of more than 323 million users. $156 trillion in trade volume and counting. Read on about the journey!
99% of exports to become duty-free with India-UK trade treaty: Amit Shah
The India-UK free trade agreement begins today, offering zero-duty access for ninety-nine percent of Indian exports. This pact will unlock untapped potential across many labour-intensive industries and sectors. Indian professionals will also receive significant exemptions while working in the United Kingdom. Trade between the two nations is expected to double by the year 2030. This agreement is seen as a key step towards a developed India.
Tata Motors PV flags concern over proposed direct credit buys from BEE in CAFE II shifts
Tata Motors has voiced concerns regarding a government proposal on CAFE II compliance credits. The company believes allowing direct credit purchases from the Bureau of Energy Efficiency could weaken the framework. Tata Motors insists the BEE should not originate or sell credits in its own capacity. This provision could offer a cheaper compliance option than statutory penalties. The manufacturer argues this undermines the technology-driving purpose of the CAFE regime.
Mathura case: SC defers hearing; talks underway between Hindu litigants
The Supreme Court deferred the Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah mosque dispute hearing. Hindu parties are currently engaged in discussions regarding their lead lawsuit. The court adjourned the matter until August 12 for further proceedings. This decision follows submissions about ongoing off-the-record talks between plaintiffs. Multiple petitions concerning the dispute are already before the top court.
Masterclass in resilience: How INS Sudarshini overcame Atlantic challenges to reach Boston
Quote of the day by Martin Luther King Jr. is a timeless reminder that genuine strength is expressed through compassion, courage, and respect for human dignity. Martin Luther King Jr. 's words continue to inspire individuals to confront injustice peacefully while believing in the possibility of reconciliation and lasting change. By practicing empathy, choosing forgiveness, promoting fairness, and treating others with kindness, we contribute to a society where peace is not simply the absence of conflict but the presence of understanding, justice, and hope. Love remains the most powerful force because it has the ability to transform both individuals and the communities they share.
India approves Rs 62,500 crore Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme (MPMS) to boost exports and jobs
The union cabinet approved a new mobile phone manufacturing scheme. This initiative has an outlay of sixty-two thousand five hundred crore rupees. The scheme aims to boost domestic production and exports significantly. It also targets generating substantial direct employment opportunities. This plan will promote technological sovereignty and Indian brand development.
'Who are you really talking to?': Rep. Tlaib grills Fed chair Warsh over his private meetings
IndiQube leases 390,000 sq ft in Noida for biggest NCR campus
Managed workspace provider IndiQube has leased 390,000 sq. ft. in Sector 142, Noida, marking its largest campus in the NCR. The expansion comes as the Noida Expressway emerges as a key office hub, with rising demand from GCCs and technology firms amid record growth in India's flexible office leasing market.
ICC revamps 2028 T20 World Cup with new Super 10, Eliminators format
The International Cricket Council announced a new 2028 T20 World Cup format. This structure includes a Super 10 stage and an Eliminators round. Twelve teams have already secured automatic qualification for the tournament. Eight remaining places will be decided through a 16-team Global Qualifier. This revised format aims to expand opportunities for emerging teams.
Quote of the day by Hosea Ballou offers timeless wisdom for anyone seeking meaningful success. Pride in work inspires excellence, strengthens trust, encourages lifelong learning, and transforms ordinary tasks into opportunities for personal growth and service. By approaching every responsibility with integrity, attention to detail, and genuine commitment, individuals not only improve their professional lives but also make lasting contributions to those around them. True success is not measured solely by achievements or financial rewards but by the quality, character, and dedication reflected in the work we choose to do every day.
ICC approves new format for Men's Cricket World Cup 2027, introduces three-stage structure
The International Cricket Council has approved a new three-stage format for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. This revamped structure aims to enhance competition and ensure more meaningful matches throughout the tournament. Fourteen teams will participate, with a new Super Series and Super 7 league stage introduced. The top four teams will then advance to the semi-finals and subsequent final.
Psychology suggests that people who adapt well to almost any situation are often supported by a combination of psychological flexibility, resilience, emotional regulation, a growth mindset, and effective coping strategies. Their ability to adjust is usually less about having an easy life and more about how they respond to challenges and change.
Health insurance covers major hospitalisation costs, but many medical expenses, such as doctor consultations and medicines, are often paid out of pocket. Experts say financial preparedness and understanding policy coverage can help families avoid unexpected healthcare costs.
Cabinet clears Rs 25,500 crore highway push to decongest Varanasi
The Union Cabinet approved two highway projects for Varanasi. These projects will cost nearly Rs 25,500 crore in total. One project connects NH-31 and Varanasi Ring Road along River Varuna. The second project links NH-19 and Varanasi Ring Road along River Ganga. Both initiatives aim to significantly decongest the city and improve connectivity.
SIP returns disappointing? Here's when to stay invested and when to switch funds
Negative or muted SIP returns in the initial years are not uncommon, especially for equity mutual funds. Experts say investors should judge a fund over a full market cycle and switch only if there are signs of structural issues.
India's June unemployment rate at 5.5% y/y
A Reuters poll had projected the June unemployment rate at 5.4%.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has sparked massive interest even before its release, but its ticket prices are making just as many headlines. Premium IMAX tickets have climbed to Rs 3,100 in Mumbai and Rs 2,500 in Delhi NCR, while prices vary across Bengaluru, Kolkata and other cities. Here's a city-wise look at how much audiences are paying to watch Nolan's latest epic on the big screen.
India-UK FTA to create new opportunities for Indian businesses, labour-intensive sectors: Industry
India and the United Kingdom operationalized a free trade agreement on Wednesday. This pact grants zero-duty access for nearly ninety-nine percent of India's exports. Labour-intensive sectors like textiles and leather will see enhanced competitiveness. The agreement also provides greater certainty and transparent rules for businesses. This landmark pact strengthens bilateral economic relations and creates new opportunities.
Digit Life Insurance enters Indias retirement solutions market
Go Digit Life Insurance has entered India's retirement solutions segment. The insurer is betting on growing demand for pension and annuity products. This move expands their offerings beyond protection and savings products. The company launched the Digit Life Pension Plan for customers. This plan offers guaranteed and market-linked income options.
First India-UK CETA export consignments flagged off from Hyderabad
India and the United Kingdom launched their comprehensive economic and trade agreement. First export consignments from Hyderabad to the UK were flagged off today. This agreement allows many domestic goods to enter the British market duty-free. Telangana is expected to benefit significantly from expanded trade opportunities. Exporters can now access new markets and strengthen their global presence.
NRI tax filing: Moved abroad? Here's when you still need to file an ITR in India
Moving abroad does not end your tax obligations in India. From excess TDS and capital losses to property sales and future tax planning, here's when NRIs should file an ITR.
US advocacy groups sue Trump administration over ICC sanctions, citing free speech
Two US groups sued the Trump administration over sanctions against the International Criminal Court. These sanctions reportedly halted advocacy and ICC submissions by affected organizations. The lawsuit argues the sanctions violate constitutional free speech protections for Americans. European allies and the Netherlands have backed the ICC's mandate and operations. The administration pledged tougher sanctions and travel bans, drawing criticism.
Fitness in focus as Indian hockey teams gear up for World Cup
India's hockey teams are prioritiing strength and conditioning for the upcoming World Cup. Coaches are ensuring players reach peak physical condition for the major tournament. The men's team prepares after a strong FIH Pro League campaign in Europe. The women's team enters the World Cup with momentum from their Nations Cup victory. Both squads are diligently working on fitness and tactical improvements for success.
India, UAE central banks said to hold talks on FX deposit issues
India and the UAE central banks have discussed regulatory hurdles affecting India's drive to attract foreign-currency deposits from NRIs in the Gulf. The talks come as Indian banks seek up to $50 billion under the RBI's subsidised deposit scheme, while concerns over capital outflows, due diligence and funding costs continue to pose challenges.
Although a diet heavy in rich and oily foods is ultimately bad for your health, it does not necessarily increase the risk for stomach and gastric cancer. A doctor on X, Dr Priyam Bordoloi explained that one eating habit that might i increase the risk of stomach cancer and no, its not your love for spicy food.
Exclusive: Rajesh Nambiar on Why the India-UK FTA Matters for India's Digital Economy
Public Accounts Committee discusses toll, user charges on highways, construction quality
The Public Accounts Committee discussed national highway toll levies and construction quality. NHAI and ministry officials briefed the committee on these important infrastructure matters. Road safety concerns were also a significant part of the detailed parliamentary discussions. Meanwhile, another committee reviewed the Indo-US trade agreement's effects.
Russian oil still India's key energy bet despite looming US tariff risks
Proposed US tariffs on Russian crude imports could inject fresh market volatility. Replacing Russian supply would be difficult due to limited spare production capacity. US senators unveiled a revised sanctions bill with softened tariffs on energy buyers. India's Russian crude imports hit record levels, acting as a stabilizing force. Disrupting Russian exports could tighten the already constrained global oil market.
PFRDA launches NPS PRIDE-Disha: How the new tool helps you choose the right pension fund
NPS PRIDE-Disha lets subscribers compare pension funds using XIRR based on regular contributions instead of only point-to-point returns. The platform uses historical NAV data since 2008 to help investors make more informed fund selection and switching decisions.
India-UK FTA takes off with tariff cuts, London targets $100 bn trade from 'gold standard' deal
The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement has officially come into force. This pact aims to significantly increase bilateral trade between the two nations. Nearly ninety-nine percent of India's exports will now receive zero-duty market access. British exports to India will also benefit from lower or zero tariffs. This agreement is expected to foster greater investment and economic cooperation.
Psychology suggests that people who consistently choose the back seat of a bus may be influenced by a combination of psychological preferences rather than a single personality trait. Factors such as a desire for personal space, a preference for observing others, a sense of autonomy, comfort with familiar routines, and the ability to feel more in control of their surroundings can all shape this choice.
Andhra Pradesh Minister Nara Lokesh lays foundation for Rs 3,100-crore cement unit in Kadapa
Andhra Pradesh IT Minister Nara Lokesh laid the foundation for Dalmia Bharat's new cement unit. This Rs 3,100-crore facility will be the company's largest in South India. The green cement unit is expected to be commissioned by the third quarter of 2027-28. It will operate on over eighty percent renewable power and recycle all its water. This significant project will also create one thousand new employment opportunities.
Gurgaon-based CEO and Knot Dating co-founder Jasveer Singh sparked debate after arguing that many Indian fathers know their sons' marks, jobs, and salaries but not their thoughts or emotions. He said parenting often prioritises control and obedience over open communication, making children fear disagreement. The post drew mixed reactions online, with some agreeing that control is mistaken for care, while others defended fathers, saying their advice comes from concern for their children's future.
The ITR due date is near and taxpayers are urged to gather important documents, including interest certificates, to ensure accurate reporting of income. Here is a step-by-step guide to download interest certificate from SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, PNB and India Post.
Cabinet approves1.27 lakh crore for Semicon Mission 2.0
The new edition of the semiconductor programme has provisions to incentivise even suppliers of raw material in the chip manufacturing industry, including minerals and gases.
UK-India FTA to boost economic ties; British Airways to increase weekly flights to India by winter
The UK-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is expected to unlock new business opportunities and deepen bilateral economic engagement, prompting British Airways to expand its operations in the Indian market. The airline will increase its weekly flights to India from 63 to 70 during the winter schedule, reflecting growing confidence in the strengthening economic ties between the two countries, British Airways General Manager David Wright said.
The Spanish proverb Persistence conquers what luck cannot. Victory is celebrated only at the end highlights the power of consistency, patience, and determination. While luck may create opportunities, sustained effort transforms them into success. The proverb reminds us that setbacks and delays are temporary, and those who continue working towards their goals are more likely to achieve lasting victories.
ASHVINI set to invite bids for construction of Rs 28,000-cr Rajasthan nuclear power project
ASHVINI will soon invite bids for a significant nuclear island EPC package. This package is for four 700 MW reactors at the Mahi Banswara Rajasthan atomic power project. The tender covers engineering, manufacturing, supply, and construction for the nuclear island systems. This initiative supports India's accelerated nuclear expansion program and its energy mission. The project will add substantial nuclear generation capacity and strengthen domestic manufacturing capabilities.
Fractured monsoon: July recovery narrows overall deficit to 23%, but key regions remain dry
According to the latest IMD data, India recorded 123.3 mm of rain during the first half of July against the historical normal of 128.9 mm, resulting in a minor overall deficit of 4%
Cabinet approves India Semiconductor Mission 2.0; earmarks Rs 1.27 lakh crore for the project
The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved the Rs. 1.27 lakh crore India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) 2.0, Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced on Wednesday.
Kerala backs Adani Port despite objecting to stake sale
A panel led by the states top bureaucrat is reviewing the proposal to ensure Keralas interests are protected and assess whether the transaction could give MSC excessive control over the project
Automatic EPF transfer after job change? Avoid these 6 mistakes to prevent delays
EPFO has introduced automatic PF transfers for eligible members. However, the facility works only if certain conditions are met.
Karnataka comes up with draft apartment law to mandate safety audits, streamline ownership
Karnataka has unveiled a draft bill to modernize apartment ownership and management laws. This legislation aims to replace outdated acts and improve urban housing governance. It mandates structural stability checks for older apartment buildings every five years. The bill also introduces a dispute resolution mechanism and clarifies undivided share calculations. Public suggestions are invited before the finalization of this important new law.
Karnataka proposes structural audits for ageing apartments under new ownership law
Karnataka unveiled a draft law for mandatory structural stability certification for apartment buildings. This certification will be required after thirty years and then every five years. The proposed bill also addresses undivided share calculations and resident rights. It mandates forming an association within three months of booking half the apartments. The government seeks suggestions on this draft legislation by August sixth.
Why Chinas 4.3% growth is worrying its government | Explained
It's the slowest growth since 2022, when China was still in the grips of the pandemic, and below the government's already-lowered annual target of 4.5-5%; the country is facing multiple challenges of a real estate slowdown, sluggish consumption, and serious challenges in the job market
Sameera Group eyes Rs 500 crore fundraise to fuel pan-India expansion
Sameera group is seeking Rs 500 crore for its pan-India expansion plans. The Tamil Nadu-based conglomerate recently secured substantial funding from a real estate credit platform. This capital raise aims to support their integrated township development strategy across the country. Institutional capital is increasingly supporting quality developers in the maturing real estate market. The group's diverse business interests position them for significant future growth opportunities.
Gautam Adani, family's property arm top realty wealth gains, adds Rs 38,000 crore in 2026 rankings
Adani Properties led real estate wealth creation, adding Rs 38,000 crore to its valuation. DLF remained India's most valuable developer despite a valuation decline. Lodha Developers and Indian Hotels Company also saw valuation drops this year. The broader real estate sector experienced subdued growth, with a 2% cumulative value increase. Mumbai dominated the market, hosting fifty companies on the GROHE-Hurun India Real Estate 150 list.
Moroccan proverbs offer practical life lessons for modern challenges. The saying If peaches were a cure, it would cure itself highlights this wisdom. It cautions against expecting single solutions to solve complex problems. The proverb encourages realistic expectations and critical thinking about quick fixes. Lasting success comes from consistent effort and balanced approaches over time.
Ayush, Unnati, Lakshya bow out in dismal day for India at Japan Open
Indian shuttlers Ayush Shetty and Unnati Hooda fought gallantly before exiting the Japan Open. Lakshya Sen also lost in straight games, marking a disappointing day for India. Ayush Shetty showed grit but ultimately lost to the second seed in a long match. Unnati Hooda faced her second defeat against Huang Yu-Hsun from Chinese Taipei. PV Sindhu and the mixed doubles pair remain India's remaining hopes in the tournament.
Files relating to India's largest nuclear power plant Kudankulam exposed in data breach
Ransomware group World Leaks posted sensitive data from India's largest nuclear plant. Reliance Group confirmed a partial data breach on a third-party server. The breach could pose serious risks to the plant's safety. Indian authorities and cybersecurity agencies are investigating the incident thoroughly. This incident highlights growing cyber threats faced by Indian companies.
Skill shortage could derail India's bio-input ambitions: Agriculture Commissioner
India's bio-input expansion faces a skilled workforce shortage. This gap requires urgent development of training programs for biological systems. The government must detail specific workforce needs and educational pathways. This initiative mirrors past AI skill development efforts. Such measures are crucial for India's natural farming ambitions.
ITC enters cola wars with B Natural Coconut Cola, bets on healthier fizz
ITC Ltd has launched B Natural Coconut Cola, entering India's competitive beverage market. This new drink combines cola taste with coconut water for refreshment. The company targets the premium, low-sugar segment with this innovation. It contains zero caffeine and zero added sugar, offering a healthier choice. The beverage is now available in key metro cities across India.
The biggest prize in the India-UK FTA may not be export boost
The India-UK free trade agreement offers more than just export growth. It aims to build capabilities within Indian factories and deepen the export ecosystem. This agreement encourages existing exporters to upgrade and new manufacturers to enter global markets. A wider exporter base will benefit all of India's future trade agreements. The agreement's legacy will be measured by firms learning to sell worldwide.
Asian refiners snap up US crude as Hormuz risks mount, trade sources say
Asian refiners have increased purchases of U.S. crude as escalating Middle East tensions and disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz raise supply concerns. South Korean refiners bought at least 5 million barrels of WTI crude, while Thailand's PTT purchased about 1 million barrels and Japan's Eneos acquired 2 million barrels.
Lending, deposit rates likely to ease gradually as funding costs soften: CareEdge
Lending and deposit rates will likely moderate gradually in coming months. High-cost legacy deposits are maturing, and liquidity remains comfortable. Competition for retail deposits will keep rate declines measured. Fresh lending rates stood at 8.51 percent while deposit rates were 5.84 percent. Bank credit grew strongly, driven by retail and MSME lending.
Sensex down 9.37% in 2026: Should investors wait or stay invested? Here's what history shows
The Sensex has fallen 9.37% so far in 2026, reviving concerns over whether investors should wait for markets to recover. Four decades of historical data offer insight into how Indian equities have behaved during major corrections.
India-UK trade pact takes effect, promising tariff cuts and services boost
Indian textiles, marine goods, leather and jewellery to gain
A Japanese proverb highlights how quickly time passes and opportunities vanish. Autumn days fall swiftly, much like a well bucket descending. This saying urges us to act on important matters without delay. Cherish present moments with loved ones and pursue goals now. Life's precious experiences can fade unexpectedly, so appreciate them.
India's idle gold can transform economy: IBJA Chief backs Shanghai-inspired EGR model
Ladakh exports apricots to UAE for first time
Inaugural consignment of five metric tonnes comes under an agreement signed by the Ladakh administration with the UAE-based Lulu Group earlier this year
Why Chinas 4.3% growth is worrying its government | Explainer
It's the slowest growth since 2022, when China was still in the grips of the pandemic, and below the government's already-lowered annual target of 4.5-5%; the country is facing multiple challenges of a real estate slowdown, sluggish consumption, and serious challenges in the job market
Maruti Suzuki has opened bookings for the upcoming Brezza facelift. The updated compact SUV will feature a new 1.0-litre Boosterjet turbo-petrol engine. Exterior styling will see minor revisions and new alloy wheels. Inside, customers can expect a larger touchscreen and ventilated seats. The refreshed Brezza is expected to launch on July 24.
A healthy young man dies in his sleep from a massive seizure after completing a gruelling 10km run on a Sunday. Internal medicine expert Dr Priyam Bordoloi recently took to X to explain what caused this tragedy.
Ladakh exports first apricot consignment to UAE; LG Saxena pitches processing unit
Ladakh's Lieutenant Governor flagged off the first fresh apricot export consignment to the UAE. This historic shipment marks a significant step for the region's horticulture sector and its farmers. Over one thousand metric tonnes of apricots are slated for export this season under a new agreement. The administration is also working to establish a world-class apricot processing unit within a year.
After analysing the list of large-cap funds, no fund was found to have touched a Sharpe ratio of 1. Among the large-cap funds, WhiteOak Capital Large Cap Fund recorded the highest Sharpe ratio at 0.64.
Native American proverb of the day: A Blackfoot proverb teaches that life and death are not separate but part of the same natural cycle. It suggests that every ending can lead to a new beginning, encouraging us to embrace life's constant and inevitable changes. By recognising the impermanence of all things, we can learn to appreciate ordinary moments more deeply. Reflecting the rhythms of nature, the proverb reminds us to live with gratitude and accept change as a natural part of life.
Rishabh Khaneja intentionally failed his IIT entrance exam to avoid a predetermined life. He pursued psychology and sociology studies before teaching for India. After working in education and as a storyboard artist, he traveled extensively. Khaneja then relocated to Bir to focus on writing and creative education. He now works as an author, photographer, and educator.
RBI urges banks to use AI, strengthen cybersecurity
RBI held its half-yearly meeting with the heads of public and select private sector banks in Mumbai, where Governor Sanjay Malhotra urged lenders to adopt artificial intelligence (AI), strengthen cybersecurity and enhance customer-centric services
SC flags 'frustration' over CBSE's digital marking system, seeks Centre's response
The Supreme Court voiced concern over student frustration with the CBSE's digital marking system. Justices noted systemic problems emerging within the digital evaluation process. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the court about ongoing systemic issue reviews. A one-member commission is examining the evaluation system for necessary changes. The court requested an update on steps being taken by the CBSE.
Staines murder case: SC gives Odisha govt one month to consider Dara Singh's remission plea
The Supreme Court has given Odisha one month to decide on Dara Singh's remission plea. Singh is serving a life sentence for the 1999 murders of Graham Staines and his sons. He has served over 24 years and claims to have repented his actions. The state's sentence review committee has requested more time to gather necessary records.
Will consult apartment owners before enacting Ownership Bill: Karnataka CM Shivakumar
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar assured apartment owners of a new law. This comprehensive legislation will protect their ownership rights after stakeholder consultations. The government will also address developer and property document issues. The proposed Bhumi Guarantee aims to deliver Khata certificates without bribes. Infrastructure development and planned high-rise growth remain key government priorities.
Raymond Realty partner landowner to build Rs 8,500-crore housing project in Mumbai
Raymond Realty has signed a joint development agreement for a luxury housing project. This new venture in Parel, Mumbai, has an estimated revenue potential of Rs 8,500 crore. The company continues its expansion through an asset-light, partnership-led approach. This marks Raymond Realty's eighth joint development project within Mumbai city. The project aims to add another landmark to Raymond Realty's growing portfolio.
Dholera International Airport 80% complete; Aviation Minister targets October 2026 launch
Delhi Cabinet clears Bill to make time-bound government services a legal right for citizens
The Delhi Cabinet has approved a new bill for citizen services. This legislation will make timely government service delivery a legal right. It replaces an older law with a modern, technology-driven framework. The proposed bill includes digital service delivery and automatic escalation for delays. An independent commission and penalties will ensure accountability and transparency.
