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Supreme Court denies relief to Goa property owner in coastal regulation violation case
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Iran media outlines draft US deal to end conflict, restart nuclear negotiations
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FIFA26: Hosts Mexico Begin World Cup with 2-0 Victory Over South Africa
AMN/ WEB DESK The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicked off in Mexico City after a grand opening ceremony last night. Co-host Mexico defeated South Africa by 2-0 in the inaugural match at the Azteca stadium. Julian Quinones scored Mexicos opening goal on the ninth minute to give the hosts a 1-0 lead. Later, Raul Jimenez []
Maybe Virender Sehwag: South African pace great Dale Steyn believes the fearless brand of cricket displayed by today's young stars is not merely a product of talent, but the result of a significant cultural shift in how the game is coached, analysed and discussed. Speaking about the emergence of attacking young batters such as Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Dewald Brevis and Tristan Stubbs, Steyn said modern cricketers are benefiting from an environment that is far more accepting of failure than previous generations experienced. Were seeing a good combination of current coaches who are ex-players of the current game, are more understanding of failure. And in 2020, there's a lot of failure. You know, you fail way more than you succeed. And every now and then you have one or two seasons where you blow the lights out and you do extremely well, Steyn told IANS in an interaction facilitated by SA20 in the lead-up to Season 5. According to Steyn, one of the biggest changes has been the willingness of coaches and commentators to embrace the game's evolution rather than criticise players for taking risks. And we're not sitting as commentators or as coaches sitting there saying, oh, we want to see the economy rates of bowlers coming down because the game is evolving. And I think that's what commentators and coaches of yesteryear would have done, you know. That has allowed a fearless brand of cricket. Because a player is now not scared that if he plays a bad shot, he's going to be abused on TV. Or he's going to have a coach say to him, that was a bad shot. Whereas maybe, call it 10 years ago, that may have been the case, he opined. Steyn said this shift in mindset has created the freedom for young players to express themselves without fear of criticism We just understand that that's the way that the game is evolving. And I think that is, again, that relationship between coaches, between commentators, between cricket pundits and the player has given players the freedom to express themselves and play the way that they want to play. It's an open playing field right now, he said. The former fast bowler pointed to teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi as an example of the confidence modern players now possess. That's why we see guys like Sooryavanshi walking out there and first ball hitting it for six. If you cast your mind back 10 or 15 years ago, there weren't many players that would do that. There was a handful of players that would do that. Sanath Jayasuriya may have been somebody that would do that as an opening batter? Maybe Virender Sehwag. But, you know, they were a novelty, he mentioned. Steyn believes young players are no longer judged as harshly for failing while playing aggressively, which has encouraged innovation across the game. It wasn't an outlier. It wasn't something that happened on a day-to-day basis. And if they did fail, they would say, oh, that's the way that they play. But if a new player tried that, they would be abused. We don't do that anymore, he added. The changing mindset is not limited to batters. Steyn explained that bowlers, too, have become more accepting of risk in pursuit of wickets rather than merely trying to contain runs. I think that relationship has really allowed a lot of players the freedom to breathe. They can just go, oh, okay, cool. I can go out there and do that. And that's from a batting point of view. From a bowling point of view, bowlers are not scared of going for 20 runs an over or 15 runs an over. They are trying to take wickets. They are trying to break the game open. That is their main goal. If you go for 15 runs and over, take a wicket. And that's cool. You know, there used to be a chain of thought that, oh, if I'm going at 10 and over, I'm getting smashed. No. If you're bowling four overs for 40, you've done well. You've done incredibly well. Maybe try and pick up a couple wickets to really break the game open. But you're doing incredibly well, he expressed. While discussing modern batting, Steyn also reserved special praise for Virat Kohli, citing the Indian star's longevity and relentless desire to improve. Look, both. Let's just hop on the latter right now, which is Virat Kohli. I think his ability to sustain, his mental approach to the game, stay fresh, and stay wanting to continue to perform says a lot about him. He's got a lot of self-drive, which is something that I think all of us cricketers had in my era. That's the only thing that we had. We just wanted to get better every single year, he stated. For Steyn, the evolution of cricket's language, analysis and mindset has created an environment where players can push boundaries without fear, helping take the sport to new heights. Look, both. Let's just hop on the latter right now, which is Virat Kohli. I think his ability to sustain, his mental approach to the game, stay fresh, and stay wanting to continue to perform says a lot about him. He's got a lot of self-drive, which is something that I think all of us cricketers had in my era. That's the only thing that we had. We just wanted to get better every single year, he stated. Also Read: Live Cricket Score And that allows players, I think, to perform to the best of their ability and take the game to new heights. And that's making the game more exciting. That's making the game worthy of watching it, whether it be on your couch at home or going to the ground to go and watch it. So everyone's working together to see this game go and elevate to another level. I think we're all on the right path right now, Steyn concluded. Article Source: IANS
FIFA WC: When And Where To Watch USA Vs Paraguay, Know All Details
FIFA World Cup: Co-hosts USA usher in the second World Cup on home soil with their Group D opener against Paraguay on Saturday (IST). The two sides are familiar foes, with Mauricio Pochettino's men securing a 2-1 victory in Chester, Pennsylvania, in November. Paraguay, who are making their first World Cup appearance since South Africa 2010, qualified for the global finals with a sixth-place finish in CONMEBOL qualifying, with some eye-catching victories on the way. History was made when the USA and Paraguay locked horns at the inaugural global showpiece in 1930, the sole occasion the two sides have met in the global finals. How to watch USA vs Paraguay live in India Live streaming and live telecast of the FIFA World Cup 2026 football matches will be available on the Zee5 platform and app in India. Subscription will be needed. Live telecast of the FIFA World Cup 2026 will be available on the Unite8 Sports 1, Unite8 Sports 1 HD, Unite8 Sports 2, and Unite8 Sports 2 HD TV channels in India. Key details Date and kick-off time: Friday, June 12, 6:30 AM (IST). Venue: Los Angeles Stadium (LA) Referee: Danny Desmond Makkelie Squads USA Goalkeepers: Chris Brady, Matt Freese, Matt Turner Defenders: Max Arfsten, Sergio Dest, Alex Freeman, Mark McKenzie, Tim Ream, Chris Richards, Antonee Robinson, Miles Robinson, Joe Scally, Auston Trusty Midfielders: Tyler Adams, Sebastian Berhalter, Weston McKennie, Gio Reyna, Cristian Roldan, Malik Tillman Forwards: Brenden Aaronson, Folarin Balogun, Ricardo Pepi, Christian Pulisic, Tim Weah, Haji Wright, Alex Zendejas Paraguay Goalkeepers: Gatito Fernandez, Orlando Gill, Gaston Olveira Defenders: Gustavo Gomez, Junior Alonso, Fabian Balbuena, Omar Alderete, Juan Jose Caceres, Gustavo Velazquez, Jose Canale, Alexandro Maidana Goalkeepers: Gatito Fernandez, Orlando Gill, Gaston Olveira Also Read: Live Cricket Score Forwards: Antonio Sanabria, Julio Enciso, Gabriel Avalos, Axl Arce, Isidro Pitta, Gustavo Caballero Article Source: IANS
NDA Partners Committed to Indias Development Goals: Om Prakash Rajbhar
Lucknow, June 12: Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar of the Uttar Pradesh government has responded to the recent meeting of the NITI Aayog chaired by Prime Minister Modi. In an interview, Rajbhar emphasized the Prime Ministers vision for a self-reliant and developed India. He noted that all NDA partners are dedicated to achieving the goals set ... Read more NDA Partners Committed to Indias Development Goals: Om Prakash Rajbhar
Actor Anupam Kher shared a unique experience where a simple ad shoot became a vivid football fantasy. He imagined representing India in a World Cup scenario, showcasing the power of creativity. This imaginative moment resonated with fans during the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026 season. Kher encouraged everyone to let their imagination score winning goals in life.
Hwang stars in South Koreas 2-1 win over Czech Republic
Mexico: Hwang In-beom scored a goal and set up another as South Korea rallied to defeat the Czech Republic 2-1 in the second match of the 2026 World Cup on Thursday, June 11, night. After a lackluster first half in which both teams were jeered as they left the field, the Czech Republic took the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
FIFA WC: South Korea open their campaign with a comeback win against Czechia
South Korea staged a dramatic second-half comeback to secure a 2-1 victory over Czechia in their World Cup opener. After falling behind, Hwang In-beom equalized before substitute Oh Hyeon-gyu netted the decisive goal in the 80th minute. Goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu's crucial late save sealed the win for the Taeguk Warriors.
South Korea vs Czechia FIFA World Cup 2026 highlights, stats, scores and how the match unfolded
South Korea vs Czechia FIFA Match: South Korea began their FIFA World Cup 2026 journey with a thrilling 2-1 win against Czechia. After conceding a goal, South Korea fought back strongly. Hwang In-beom equalized, and substitute Oh Hyeon-gyu scored the winning goal. This victory gives South Korea crucial early points in Group A.
West Indies Triumph Over Sri Lanka in First T20 Match Led by Shai Hope
Kingston, June 12: The West Indies secured a convincing victory against Sri Lanka in the first T20 International match, winning by seven wickets. Chasing a target of 148 runs set by Sri Lanka, the Caribbean team reached their goal in just 19.2 overs, losing only three wickets in the process. The West Indies started strong, ... Read more West Indies Triumph Over Sri Lanka in First T20 Match Led by Shai Hope
FIFA World Cup 2026: Korea Republic Come From Behind to Beat Czechia
Until the 80th-minute mark it seemed that the Czechs would punish the Koreans' wastefulness, but substitute Oh Hyeon-gyu scored the decisive goal in a Guadalajara stadium that was far from full
FIFA World Cup 2026: South Korea defeat Czechs to make strong start
South Korea secured a 2-1 victory over the Czech Republic in their World Cup opener, with substitute Oh Hyeon-gyu scoring the late winner. Despite dominating possession and creating numerous chances, the Koreans were initially punished by a Czech goal. Hwang In-beom equalized before assisting Oh's decisive strike.
FIFA World Cup 2026: South Korea snatches 2-1 win over Czechia
South Koreans substitute Oh Hyeon-gyu scored the winning goal in the 80th minute
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Union Minister Piyush Goyal stated that India must expand international engagement to achieve its USD 30 trillion economy goal by 2047. He highlighted that developed nations' demographic challenges present opportunities for India's skilled workforce and that strategic partnerships will complement, not compete with, Indian industry.
Revolutionizing Refereeing: The Impact of FIFA World Cups New Ref Cam Technology
Mexico City, June 12: The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicked off with a spectacular opening ceremony and an exhilarating victory for co-host Mexico over South Africa. However, amidst the goals and excitement, spectators were captivated by a unique device worn by match officials. This gadget has the potential to transform the football viewing experience. Brazilian ... Read more Revolutionizing Refereeing: The Impact of FIFA World Cups New Ref Cam Technology
Who Is Julian Quinones? The Mexican Who Scored The First Goal Of The 2026 FIFA World Cup
He had not scored for Mexico in nearly two years and came in with two goals in 22 caps. Then the ninth minute arrived at the Azteca and Julian Quinones wrote his name into World Cup history.
Mexico vs South Africa World Cup: Mexico kicked off their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign with a dominant 2-0 victory over South Africa at the Estadio Azteca. Julin Quiones scored the tournament's first goal, followed by a header from Ral Jimnez, ending Mexico's long opening-match winless streak. The game was also historic for featuring three red cards.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Mexico beat South Africa to kick off the biggest sports tournament
Mexico began their World Cup campaign with a strong 2-0 victory over South Africa. Julian Quinones scored the tournament's first goal, followed by a header from Raul Jimenez. South Africa faced a tough match, ending with nine players after two red cards. The co-hosts' performance at the iconic Estadio Azteca signals a promising start to their tournament bid.
Julian Quinones, who outscored Ronaldo, makes history with first goal of 2026 World Cup
Julian Quiones made FIFA World Cup history by scoring the opening goal of the 2026 tournament as Mexico defeated South Africa 2-0. The CONCACAF player's strike, his first of the competition, came in the ninth minute at the Estadio Azteca. This historic goal followed his impressive performance in the Saudi Pro League, where he outscored Cristiano Ronaldo.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Goals, greats, and the golden boot
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CT Hr Secondary School win 5 2 against MSI in IW Subroto Cup for U 17 Girls
CT Higher Secondary School won 5 2 against Manipur Star Institute in the second match of the U 17 Girls competition of the IW 65th Pre Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament being underway at Langjing Achouba Artificial Turf Ground L Seityamala 27', 57' and S Silky 69', 70 1' scored two goals each and Ch Babylinthoi added one 65' to set up the second straight win for CT Hr Sec School N Malemnganbi 21' and Kh Linthoi 70 3' were on target for the losing side Source The Sangai Express
65th CC Meet AIM edge out Juvenile Club 2 1, Utlou FC outlast NEROCA FC 3 0
The round off 16 of the Babina Group 65 th Sir Churachand Singh KCSI, CBE Memorial Football Tournament CC Meet 2025 26 kicked off with two definitive results as a pair of clinical victories set the benchmark for the knockout stages at Mapal Kangjeibung The first pre quarterfinal delivered a tightly contested 2 1 thriller that hung in the balance until the final whistle, while the other saw a dominant powerhouse suffer a shock exit with an embarrassing 0 3 loss to a rising football club In the first pre quarterfinal, Juvenile Club Tera and Anouba Imagi Mangal AIM, Khabam were evenly poised, playing out a goalless first half Thiyam Sanathoi finally broke the deadlock in the 68th minute to give the Tera side a well deserved lead AIM, who were equally relentless with their attacks, fought their way back into the game when forward Saikhom Abinash scored the equaliser in the 85th minute With the match wide open again, both sides pushed hard for a winner AIM ultimately had the last laugh as Abinash coolly converted a penalty four minutes into stoppage time to fire his team into the quarterfinals Later in the second prequarterfinal, a brace from Khaidem Amarjit 3', 72' and a 26th minute strike from Laishram Amit helped Utlou FC send NEROCA FC packing 3 0 IYFC will play Rahee UC in the third pre quarterfinal match tomorrow from 1 pm before NMFA play USA in the fourth pre quarterfinal match from 3 30 pm Source The Sangai Express
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FIFA World Cup 2026 | Mexico beats South Africa to kick off World Cup
Julian Quinones scored the opening goal of the tournament and veteran striker Raul Jimenez added a second as the co-hosts' bid for qualification from Group A got off to smooth start.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Mexico Beats South Africa 2-0 in Opening Match
Julian Quinones scored the opening goal of the tournament and veteran striker Raul Jimenez added a second as the co-hosts' bid for qualification from Group A got off to smooth start
Not many can get the better of Cristiano Ronaldo, Julian Quinones did - at the 2025-26 Saudi Pro League. Now, he is the first goal-scorer of FIFA World Cup 2026
FIFA World Cup 2026, Mexico vs South Africa LIVE: Julian Quinones scores tournament's first goal
The opening match of the 2026 edition is under way at the iconic Azteca stadium in Mexico City
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The FIFA World Cup's all-time goalscoring record has stood untouched for more than a decade. But when the 2026 tournament kicks off across the United States, Canada and Mexico, two of football's biggest stars will have a chance to rewrite history
In Malappuram, Argentina-Brazil fan rivalry is measured in feet, not goals
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Trisha reveals the secret behind her toned body at 43
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How Estadio Azteca became the most iconic World Cup stadium ever
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Veteran actor Anupam Kher recently shared a personal story from a flight between Goa and Mumbai that changed the way he thinks about first impressions. After seeing a fellow passenger named David, who was overweight, take out a large collection of chocolates and sweets, Kher assumed they were for his own consumption. However, he was surprised to learn that David was actually carrying the treats to gift to the cabin crew as a gesture of appreciation.
Galgotias University felicitated student innovators who represented India at EDVentures 2026 in Hong Kong, where Project TACTO emerged as the winning project among teams from 10 countries. From global recognition to venture creation, EDVentures 2026 winners felicitated at Galgotias University as three startups secure funding support During the felicitation ceremony, the University announced funding support under its INR 10 crore Galgotias Innovation Fund for three student-led startups working across sustainability, agritech, robotics, and inclusive learning technologies. The selected ventures include CarbonSync, founded by Pushkar Singh; Agri Rover, founded by Satyam Kumar; and Project TACTO, founded by Gaurang Pant. Project TACTO received the AWS Championship Prize at EDVentures 2026 for developing tactile learning systems that improve accessibility and coding education for visually impaired learners. The project emerged as the overall winner of the international competition. Dhruv Galgotia , CEO, Galgotias University , said, “ Our students have made India proud at EDVentures 2026 by demonstrating that young innovators from Indian campuses can compete and succeed on global platforms. Competing against teams from across the world and earning international recognition is a significant accomplishment. Today's funding announcement ensures that promising ideas do not stop at recognition. The Galgotias Innovation Fund provides student founders with the support needed to test, refine, and build ventures around solutions that address real-world challenges .” Hosted by The Education University of Hong Kong, EDVentures 2026 brought together 19 student teams from 10 countries to develop solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Project TACTO emerged as the winning project, while Tekurious Pvt. Ltd. was recognised among the finalists. Rachit Mathur, Advisor to Galgotias Incubation Centre , said, “ What makes the Galgotias University innovation ecosystem unique is the availability of end-to-end support for student founders within a single institution. Students can access world-class infrastructure, industry-linked laboratories, maker spaces, Centres of Excellence, advanced computing capabilities, incubation support, mentorship, international exposure, institutional funding, and increasingly, direct access to investor networks through initiatives such as the University's partnership with 247VC. The funding announced for CarbonSync, Agri Rover, and Project TACTO demonstrates how this ecosystem is helping students move from ideas and prototypes to ventures with the potential for real-world impact .” The University's innovation ecosystem includes Centres of Excellence and collaborations with Cisco, Salesforce, Tata Technologies, Capgemini, IBM, and L&T EduTech, alongside an iOS Developer Center powered by Apple and Infosys and a High Performance Computing infrastructure anchored by the NVIDIA DGX H200. Students have access to specialised facilities focused on artificial intelligence, semiconductors, robotics, immersive technologies, electric mobility, advanced manufacturing, 3D printing, and applied innovation. Through the Galgotias Incubation Centre for Research Innovation Startup & Entrepreneurs (GIC RISE), the University has supported more than 135 startups across sectors. Earlier this year, CyberGenix Security Pvt. Ltd., founded by student entrepreneurs from the University, attracted INR 3 crore in funding, highlighting the growing strength of startup-led innovation emerging from the campus ecosystem. The funding support announced for CarbonSync, Agri Rover, and Project TACTO marks the next step in helping student innovators transform promising ideas into scalable ventures. About Galgotias University Galgotias University is one of India’s leading multidisciplinary universities recognised for academic excellence, research, innovation, global collaborations, and industry aligned education. With a vibrant student community of over 50,000 learners and a global alumni network of more than 100,000 graduates, the University has built a rapidly growing ecosystem focused on technology, entrepreneurship, interdisciplinary learning, and real-world impact. In the QS World University Rankings 2026 by Quacquarelli Symonds, Galgotias University was placed in the 1201-1400 global band and ranked 15th among private universities and 43rd among all universities in India. In the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026, the University was placed in the 1201-1500 global band and ranked 27th among private universities and 65th among all universities in India. The University is also accredited with NAAC A+, one of India’s highest institutional quality ratings. Galgotias University offers programmes across engineering, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, business, law, media, design, health sciences, hospitality, liberal education, and emerging interdisciplinary domains. In 2026, students secured more than 5,100 job offers from over 1,250 recruiters. The University has built strong industry and innovation partnerships with organisations including Apple, Infosys, Intel, Cisco, Tata Technologies, L&T EduTech, Capgemini, and Salesforce, while continuing to strengthen its global academic engagement and startup ecosystem.
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PM Modi chairs NITI Aayog Council meeting, Telangana CM attends
New Delhi: Niti Aayogs 11th Governing Council meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, began here on Thursday, June 11, to deliberate on the governments approach for inclusive human development with the goal to attain the vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047. Chairing the 11th meeting of the Governing Council of NITI Aayog, PM Modi Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Delhi Master Plan 2041 Latest News: Delhi-NCR is planning for significant growth with up to eight new townships and a 30-minute commute goal between major cities. This Regional Plan 2041 aims to spread development beyond Delhi, inspired by smart city models and incorporating existing state projects. The ambitious plan requires an estimated Rs 20 lakh crore investment to accommodate millions of new residents and upgrade infrastructure.
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New Rules in FIFA WC 2026 Aim To Reduce Time Wasting, VAR Mistakes
A corner kick will be awarded to the opposing team if a player or goalkeeper is taking too long to take a goal kick
Are your kids addicted to screens too? 5 things parents must fix first before limiting screen time
Just five more minutes. Every parent has heard this at least a hundred times. It starts small. One more Youtube video, one more game level, one more reel. And before you know it, dinner is getting cold on the table, homework hasn't been touched, and asking your child to put the phone down has turned into a full argument. Many parents today feel trapped in a daily battle with screens. They worry their child is too hooked on screens and losing interest in anything else. So they do the obvious thing: tighten the rules.But here's the thing, in most homes, screen addiction isn't actually the problem. It's a sign of one. Children don't reach for screens simply because screens are there. They turn to them because screens are meeting a need, whether it's entertainment, connection, comfort, excitement, or even an escape from stress and boredom. That's why no matter how many rules parents create, the struggle continues. Take away the tablet, and the child becomes frustrated. Ban gaming, and they move to videos. Remove one screen, and they find another.Before parents focus on limiting screen time, it may be worth asking a different question: What is making screens so hard to put down in the first place? Here are five things worth fixing before reaching for another screen-time rule.Fix boredom before fixing screen timeThere was a time when children spent entire evenings playing in the grounds or cycling around the neighbourhood with friends. That kind of unstructured time has quietly disappeared. Now, the moment there's nothing happening: a device fills the gap. Entertainment is always one tap away. Here's the thing though: Boredom serves a purpose. It's where imagination shows up. Where children figure out how to keep themselves occupied, follow a curiosity, or invent something from nothing. When every quiet moment gets swallowed by digital content, children simply don't get the chance to develop that ability. Many parents say, My child has no idea what to do without a screen. That sentence is the problem, not the screen. The fix isn't just about cutting screen time. It's about building a life with genuinely interesting alternatives. Books, sport, music, cooking, outdoor play, drawing, puzzles. Not as punishment but as options.Fix family connection before blaming the phoneParents often complain that children are always glued to their devices. But if we're being honest, many adults are too. How often do family members sit in the same room while everyone is looking at a different screen? Children need attention and conversation. They need to feel like the people around them are actually there. When that's missing, screens step in. A video becomes entertainment, a game becomes company and social media becomes a sense of belonging to children. No one is saying parents must be available every second. That's not realistic.But even 10 minutes of real conversation after school, dinner without phones on the table, a weekend walk, talking at bedtime would make a difference.Fix your own screen habits firstThis is probably the hardest one. Children notice everything. They notice when parents scroll through their phones during meals. The conversation that gets interrupted by a notification. The rule that applies to them but not to the adults in the house. Parents are the first model children have for what normal looks like. If screens appear to be the centre of everyday life, children naturally assume that's normal. That doesn't mean parents need to become screen-free. Most parents genuinely need their phones for work and daily life. But it's difficult to enforce a rule you're visibly not following. Device-free meals. Screen-free bedrooms. No phones during conversations. Fix sleep before worrying about screen addictionA child who isn't sleeping properly is almost always going to get attracted toward screens. When rest is lacking, focus disappears, moods shift, and patience runs thin. Screens then become the easiest form of entertainment because they require very little effort. The other side of this is equally frustrating: too much screen time, especially close to bedtime, makes it harder to fall asleep. It becomes a loop. Poor sleep pushes children toward screens. More screens make sleep worse. Parents can spend a lot of energy tracking hours of screen use while missing the more straightforward question: Is my child actually getting enough rest?Fix stress, pressure, and emotional overloadNot every child who disappears into a screen is addicted to it. Some are just exhausted.Today's children face academic pressure, social pressure, extracurricular commitments, and constant comparison. Many feel like they're being evaluated all the time.. For many of them, a screen is simply an escape. When a child is glued to a device for hours, sometimes the more useful question is: What are they trying not to think about? Often, the answer has very little to do with the screen itself. Children who have healthy ways to relax, express emotions, spend time outdoors, and talk openly about their feelings are often less dependent on screens for comfort.The goal isn't raising children who never use screensLet's be honest about this. Screens aren't going anywhere. Children are growing up in a world where technology is woven into education, work, and relationships. The aim was never to cut it all out. The real aim is to make sure screens aren't carrying all the weight. A child should have friendships, hobbies, passions that have nothing to do with a device. The most effective way to reduce screen time isn't always by taking the screen away. It's by giving children something better to come back to.
Monsoon momentum shifts east; rains may revive over west coast during June 22-23
Incoming spell may unfold with heavy rain over Coastal Karnataka and Goa and northward across Konkan, Mumbai and south Gujarat up to Surat
EU countries weigh 'tearing apart' bloc's diplomatic service, FT reports
France and Germany are in talks to reform the European Union's 15-year-old diplomatic service. The goal is to enhance the bloc's ability to handle geopolitical crises. Discussions involve potentially shifting powers away from the EU's chief diplomat and the External Action Service. These powers could be returned to the European Commission and individual member states.
Rabies 100 Per Cent Fatal Once Symptoms Appear but Completely Preventable: Experts
SRINAGAR: With dog bite incidents continuing to be reported across urban and rural areas of Jammu and Kashmir, health authorities have intensified awareness efforts on rabies prevention, stressing that timely medical intervention can save lives and help achieve the national goal of Zero Human Deaths from Dog-Mediated Rabies by 2030. The Anti-Rabies Clinic at SMHS []
West Asia War: US to bomb 'key facilities' in Iran, says Pete Hegseth
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has made it clear that American forces stand ready to target critical Iranian installations at President Donald Trumps direction. He noted that Iran missed its chance for a diplomatic resolution, and should talks falter, the US will take decisive military action to disrupt operations that threaten its strategic goals.
IW Subroto Cup MSI to lock horns with CT Hr Sec School in U 17 Boys' final
Manipur Star Institute MSI will square off against CT Higher Secondary School in the title clash of the U 17 Boys' competition in the 65th Pre Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament 2026 organised by DYASO Imphal West In the first semi final match of the four team competition, MSI knocked out Yumnam Huidrom Higher Secondary School by 3 1 goals to seal their place in the final L Denilson 35' , Ng Bogeshor 43' , and N Annex 69' were on target to give MSI a 3 1 win as Mahesh scored the consolation goal for Yumnam Huidrom Higher Secondary School during the stoppage time 70 3' Later in the second semifinal match, CT Higher Secondary School rode on goals from Naocha 19', 26', 38', 55' , Jojo 6', 58' and Surjit 9' to blank Iboton Memorial Academy Source The Sangai Express
65th Thoubal District Level Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament underway
The 65th edition of Thoubal District Level Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament for U 15 and U 17 Boys kicked off today at Kodompokpi Sports Complex, Wangjing As many as 5 teams are taking part in the U 17 Boys' competition while 4 teams are competing in the U 15 Boys' competition Both the competitions are organised in round robin league format br br table align center cellpadding 5 width 610 tbody tr td table class capbox width 100 tbody tr td img width 600 src https www e pao org galleries images News Related 2026 06 Subroto 20260611 jpg border 1 alt 65th Thoubal District Level Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament underway td tr tr td align center 65th Thoubal District Level Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament underway td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br The opening day saw AG Memorial Academy Charangpat posting two of two wins The first match between Royal Academy, Wangjing and Lamding Higher Secondary School ended in a goalless draw before AG Memorial Academy thrashed KM Blooming Hr Sec School AG Memorial Academy then romped 6 0 past Khongjom Standard English School for the second win on trot In the U 15 boys' competition opener, Tekcham HS crushed Khongjom Standard English School 4 1 Source The Sangai Express
Women's SAFF champions Panthoi and Priyangka return to warm reception
India internationals Elangbam Panthoi and Naorem Priyangka who recently lifted the SAFF Women's Championship crown were accorded a warm reception upon their return at the Imphal International Airport by football enthusiasts, clubs and family members Goalkeeper Elangbam Panthoi and midfielder Priyangka Naorem played key roles as India defeated Bangladesh 3 1 in the final match at Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Madgaon, Goa on June 6 and sealed the title for the 6th time As many as 9 State players were part of the National team in the sub continental event Speaking on the sidelines, Elangbam Panthoi said she was delighted to be a part of the National team She however expressed concern over the receding presence of State players in the National team owing to engagement with other State teams and sports boards and lack of proper employment opportunities in Manipur She said that she has represented India in more than 70 matches since she began her journey with Eastern Sporting Union On being adjudged as the best goalkeeper of the competition, Panthoi expressed her gratitude to all coaches, family members and supporters for their constant guidance, support and encouragement While maintaining that she will continue to give best for the Nation, Panthoi also expressed her willingness to inspire and share her expertise with the younger generations in the future 3 time SAFF champion Priyangka Naorem also expressed her happiness to script another achievement She never had the opportunity to play full time in the previous edition, she said while adding that the recent edition was very inspirational as she could play full time She also found the target twice and assisted one against Maldives enroute to the final Recommending growing players to keep up the hard work and remain focussed even as they face injury woes, Priyangka also noted the importance of support and assistance to the players The duo were also accorded a warm felicitation at Keirak Keithel Lampak Community Hall Panthoi is the daughter of Elangbam Chinglenkhomba and Elangbam Ongbi Santi Leima of Keirak Makha Leikai Naorem Priyangka, meanwhile, is the daughter of Naorem Ibohal Meitei and Naorem Ongbi Tombi Devi of Keirak Keisham Leikai Source The Sangai Express
65th CC Meet SDC seal 2 1 win against RAU, finish Group G winners
Social Development Club SDC , Samurou fought from a goal down to beat Rising Athletic Union RAU , Lairikyengbam Leikai 2 1 and finish Group G winners in the 65th CC Meet at Mapal Kangjeibung this evening RAU enjoyed a 1 0 lead in the first half thanks to Lamjingba Nongthombam but Laishram Phalguni put SDC back into the game by netting the equaliser in the 65th minute before Longjam Sheitam, who subbed in for Hidam Abungsana, hit the winner in the 86th minute Earlier in a Group B match, Imphal Youth Football Club IYFC beat USA by 3 1 goals They made 1 2 finish in the league competition with two wins and eventually qualified for the pre quarterfinals Yumlembam Sanajaoba scored twice 34', 81' and P Sorormi Thingsang 67' were on target in IYFC's victory after Thoudam Pravash broke the deadlock for USA in the 22nd minute In a Group E match staged in the second ground, Sagolband United beat KNK FC 1 0 thanks to RL Shednam last minute winner and secured runners up spot to qualify for the pre quarterfinals Source The Sangai Express
NDA hails PM Modi, resolves to work towards Viksit Bharat goal under his leadership
NEW DELHI, June 10: The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) on Wednesday congratulated Narendra Modi on becoming the longest continuously serving elected Prime Minister and resolved to continue working towards the goal of a Viksit Bharat under his leadership. In a resolution passed at a day-long conclave here, the ruling alliance hailed Modis visionary leadership and []
Quote of the Day by Elon Musk highlights a simple idea about success, work culture, hard work, struggle and human behavior. The statement encourages people to question limits that are created by society and focus on what is actually possible. Elon Musks words remind people that many barriers are not fixed rules. The quote remains relevant for students, professionals, entrepreneurs and anyone working toward a goal.
LG chairs high-level review meeting on Amarnath Yatra preparations
Directs departments to ensure timely completion of arrangements Our collective goal to ensure safe, seamless, spiritually fulfilling pilgrimage Srinagar: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday chaired a high-level meeting to review the preparedness for the Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra 2026. He directed all departments to ensure timely completion of arrangements including infrastructure, healthcare, sanitation, connectivity, []
Charting 6G Road Map: Talks soon with focus on desi tech and patents
India is initiating plans for a 6G mobile communication transition. Discussions will focus on developing local technology and fostering research. The goal is to integrate AI and ensure universal coverage, including remote areas. India aims for a significant share of global 6G patents. Preparations are underway for a future rollout.
Devon Levi Trade Rumors Raise Questions About Buffalo Sabres Goaltending Plans
Buffalo Sabres prospect Devon Levi is attracting significant NHL trade interest as the young goaltender faces an uncertain future behind the team's crowded goaltending depth chart.
In Delhi, CM discusses urban,power projects with Khattar
Special Correspondent Panaji Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Wednesday met Union Minister for Housing, Urban Affairs and Power, Manohar Lal Khattar, in New Delhi and sought assistance for the speedy approval of proposals submitted by Goa under the Urban Challenge Fund (UCF). Sawant also discussed housing, urban development, citizen-centric infrastructure and welfare initiatives being implemented []
Quote of the day by W. Somerset Maugham: W. Somerset Maugham's quote highlights the power of high standards. Refusing mediocrity often leads to greater achievements. This philosophy encourages hard work and difficult choices. Self-belief plays a crucial role in pursuing quality. Maugham's life and works demonstrate the rewards of this approach.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall in Kerala, Karnataka, Goa & Maharashtra during next 5 days - News On AIR
IMD predicts heavy rainfall in Kerala, Karnataka, Goa & Maharashtra during next 5 days News On AIR
World Cup 2026 Messi vs Ronaldo memes: The GOAT debate, the farewell, and one last fight for glory
World Cup 2026 Messi Vs Ronaldo Memes: The final chapter of a legendary sports rivalry is currently unfolding across North America. As the tournament kicks off, World Cup 2026 Messi Vs Ronaldo memes flood our timelines. We are witnessing a monumental cultural shift disguised as casual digital humor. These viral posts are not merely jokes about aging athletes struggling with summer heat.
Chinese proverb of the day: A Chinese saying highlights the importance of a strong start. Careful preparation and a thoughtful beginning can pave the way for future achievements. This wisdom suggests that setting clear goals and planning effectively makes overcoming challenges easier. It emphasizes that success is often a result of deliberate action from the outset.
Sneha and Prasanna meet Chief Minister Vijay
Actor couple Sneha and Prasanna met Chief Minister Vijay, sharing an emotional reunion. Sneha, who starred with Vijay in films like 'Vaseegara' and 'GOAT,' expressed pride in his journey from actor to CM. She highlighted his continued humility and kindness, finding the transition overwhelming and inspiring. The meeting sparked warm reactions from fans.
91Wheels.com , in collaboration with Mahindra Electric Automobile Limited (MEAL), has successfully completed a landmark cross-border electric vehicle expedition from New Delhi, India, to Thimphu, Bhutan. 10 Mahindra Electric Origin SUVs travelled from New Delhi to Thimphu The expedition saw a convoy of 10 Mahindra Electric Origin SUVs undertake the 1,850-kilometre journey to Bhutan’s capital, demonstrating the growing capability of electric mobility for long-distance and international travel. The achievement has been recognised by the India Book of Records as the "Largest EV Convoy on a Cross-Border International Road Trip." Adding to the significance of the expedition was the participation of real-world customers. Families, friends, siblings, and solo drivers joined the journey in a fleet comprising Mahindra XEV 9e, XEV 9S, and BE 6 electric SUVs, bringing together authentic ownership experiences across borders. The drive showcased the long-distance touring capabilities of Mahindra’s INGLO EV platform, with participants covering diverse terrain and weather conditions while relying entirely on public and planned charging infrastructure. By successfully completing this demanding journey, the drive also helped build greater confidence for EV adoption in India, demonstrating that electric SUVs can support long-distance, intercity and cross-border travel with the right planning and charging access. The convoy also visited Bhutan’s first Mahindra Electric Automobile showroom in Thimphu, marking a symbolic milestone for the brand’s international EV footprint. Commenting on the achievement, Bunny Punia, Group Editor, 91Wheels.com, said, " At 91Wheels, we constantly push vehicles beyond conventional test conditions to understand their true capabilities. This New Delhi-to-Thimphu expedition showcased that modern electric vehicles are no longer limited by the myths that surround them. Crossing international borders, mountains and long highway stretches, the Mahindra Origin Electric SUVs and its customers proved that sustainable mobility is ready for real-world adventures." Reeti Nageshri, Head of Business Operations – Mahindra Electric Automobile Limited, said, “ People still ask if an EV can handle a real road trip. Our customers just answered that question by driving nearly 4,000 kilometres each across two countries, through extreme heat, mountain roads and changing terrain. The story here isn't just the vehicles. It's the confidence customers now have to go further than they ever thought possible.” “ At 91Wheels, our goal has always been to simplify personal mobility by helping consumers make informed decisions with confidence. In a category where trust plays a critical role, we continue to invest in expert-led content, technology-driven experiences, and unbiased guidance that empower millions of vehicle buyers across India. As mobility evolves, our focus remains on building a trusted ecosystem that puts the consumer first ,” said Sunish Kumar, Founder, 91Wheels. Route Overview Day 1: New Delhi – Agra – Lucknow – Gorakhpur (882 km) Day 2: Gorakhpur – Muzaffarpur – Siliguri (647 km) Day 3: Siliguri – Jaigaon – Phuentsholing (151 km) Day 4: Phuentsholing – Thimphu (170 km) Day 5: Thimphu – Paro – Thimphu (additional) Collectively, the convoy covered nearly 40,000 kilometres by the time all participating customers returned to New Delhi, creating one of the most demanding real-world endurance demonstrations undertaken by customer-owned EVs in the region. Throughout the expedition, the electric SUVs were subjected to consecutive DC fast-charging sessions, temperatures reaching 47°C across the northern plains, and elevations approaching 9,000 feet, further highlighting their ability to handle demanding real-world conditions. The most meaningful border crossed on this journey, however, wasn't India to Bhutan, but the one between belief and confidence.
India-US energy cooperation could help drive USD 500 bn trade goal by 2030, report says
India and the United States can boost bilateral trade to USD 500 billion by 2030. Deeper cooperation in hydrocarbons is key. The energy relationship is evolving into a strategic partnership. Opportunities exist in LNG, crude oil, and LPG. Strengthening supply chains and energy security is vital. Collaboration will support economic growth and energy resilience.
Meta, FPEL partner on 88 MW renewable energy projects in India
New Delhi: Fourth Partner Energy (FPEL) said on Wednesday, June 10, it has partnered with Meta Platforms Inc. on 88 megawatts alternating current (MWac) of renewable energy projects across India, as the technology company seeks to advance its clean energy and emissions reduction goals in the country. Under the agreement, FPEL will own and operate Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Rustomjee Group , one of Mumbai’s most trusted real estate developers, has partnered with the Rotary Club of Bombay Airport to support the Kawale Check Dam project in Vikramgad Taluka, Palghar District, Maharashtra. The project, which will be inaugurated on June 7, 2026, is expected to improve water security, boost agricultural productivity, and create sustainable livelihood opportunities for nearly 1,800 farming families across 18 villages. Developed as a long-term water resilience solution, the check dam is designed to capture and conserve rainwater, addressing the region’s persistent challenge of water scarcity despite seasonal rainfall abundance. Rustomjee Partners with Rotary Club of Bombay Airport to Advance Water Security and Sustainable Livelihoods in Palghar As part of its ongoing commitment to sustainable community development, Rustomjee is supporting this transformative initiative in a tribal belt of Maharashtra where limited year-round water availability has constrained livelihoods and agricultural growth. The dam is expected to store water for nearly two kilometres upstream, enabling groundwater recharge and improving access to water throughout the year. Implemented with active community participation, the project promotes local ownership while helping ensure its long-term sustainability and impact. With a total project investment of approximately Rs. 70.58 lakh, the initiative represents a collaborative effort between development stakeholders, local communities, and institutional partners to create lasting impact through sustainable water infrastructure. The project has been designed not only to address immediate water needs but also to generate long-term social, economic, and environmental benefits for the region. Commenting on the initiative, Mrs. Namrata Nulwalla, Chief Sustainability Officer, Rustomjee Group said, "At Rustomjee, we believe meaningful sustainability is rooted in creating lasting impact for communities. Water security remains one of the most critical enablers of economic resilience and social progress, particularly in rural regions where livelihoods are closely linked to natural resources. The Kawale Check Dam project demonstrates the power of collaborative, impact-driven interventions in addressing systemic challenges while creating opportunities for growth and self-reliance. Being a Rotarian with the Rotary Club of Bombay Airport, I have seen firsthand the impact that collaborative, purpose-driven initiatives can create. Through its support of the Kawale Check Dam project, Rustomjee aims to contribute to the development of resilient rural ecosystems that generate long-term social, economic, and environmental value. This initiative reflects our broader commitment to sustainable development through solutions that are community-led, scalable, and built to create lasting change. " Commenting on the partnership, Ms. Pragna Mehta, President of Rotary Club of Bombay Airport, said, "The Kawale Check Dam project is a powerful example of what can be achieved when organisations come together with a shared purpose and a long-term vision for community development. At the Rotary Club of Bombay Airport, we strongly believe that sustainable change begins by addressing fundamental needs, and water security remains one of the most critical enablers of health, livelihoods, education and economic progress. We are deeply grateful to Rustomjee Group for its generous and visionary support towards this transformative initiative. More than a water conservation structure, the Kawale Check Dam has the potential to become a lifeline for local tribal and farming communities, driving socio-economic development, strengthening livelihoods, supporting year-round agricultural activity, and contributing to environmental restoration through groundwater recharge and ecosystem preservation. Our partnership with Rustomjee reflects a shared commitment to creating meaningful and enduring impact. What makes this initiative particularly significant is that it is not merely an infrastructure project, but a community-led effort designed to strengthen resilience, empower local communities and create opportunities for future generations. By combining Rotary’s ethos of Service Above Self with Rustomjee’s commitment to responsible development, we hope to create a model of collaboration that delivers lasting social, economic and environmental value for the region. This project truly embodies the spirit of 'Together We Rise' and 'Unite for Good', demonstrating how purpose-driven partnerships can create lasting change for generations to come." Through initiatives such as this, Rustomjee continues to advance its commitment to creating value beyond real estate by strengthening communities, promoting environmental stewardship, and contributing meaningfully to India’s sustainable development goals. About Rustomjee Group Incorporated in 1995, Rustomjee Group (Keystone Realtors Limited) is one of the prominent MMR based real estate developers and a leader in the redevelopment space. The company has a substantial portfolio of projects spanning the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), with 39 Completed Projects, 17 Ongoing Projects and 21 Forthcoming Projects that cover all price points from Mass Market to Luxury. So far, the company has delivered over 29+ million square feet of construction area, with a pipeline of over 46 million square feet of construction area in the works. A strategic asset-light approach, an integrated real estate development model, and a strong eye for quality and detail gives the Company's management team an edge over its peers. By successfully housing 19000+ families including re-housing 1900+ existing families through several redevelopment projects, the company has detailed understanding of (re)development process and is committed to generating value for all its stakeholders.
A Decade After Paris Agreement, India Nears Climate Goals, EU Lags Behind
According to experts, investors often see faster returns from solar projects in India than in many developed markets.
Assam: Student detained for bringing beef in tiffin, mother held
Goalpara: A Muslim minor who allegedly brought beef in his lunch box was detained, and his mother was arrested on charges of acts intended to outrage religious beliefs in Assams Goalpara district. Five other students, also implicated in the case, face expulsion after their Hindu classmates alleged that one of the students had brought beef Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Home Loan Demand Rises in 2026 as Indian Homebuyers Explore Affordable Financing Options
With the RBI repo rate held at 5.25% in June 2026, home loan rates remain stable, and borrowing up to Rs. 15 crore is within reach for eligible applicants. Review what you qualify for before you choose a lender. Home loan demand rises in 2026 as Indian homebuyers explore affordable financing options More Indian households are actively seeking home loans in 2026, driven by stabilising interest rates, rising incomes, and growing housing demand in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee held its repo rate at 5.25% in June 2026, which has helped keep home loan rates of interest relatively stable for borrowers. A home loan today can go up to Rs. 15 crore* with a tenure of up to 32 years*. EMIs can start as low as Rs. 671 per lakh*. But affordability depends on more than just the rate - your income, credit score, existing obligations, and down payment all shape what you can actually borrow. This article walks you through each of these factors so you can make a clear, informed decision. Why is home loan demand rising in 2026? Several factors have come together to make 2026 a particularly active year for home loan applications across India. Stable repo rate : The RBI's MPC voted unanimously to hold the policy repo rate at 5.25% in June 2026. This gives lenders room to maintain current lending rates, and borrowers can plan their finances with more certainty. Improving affordability : With income levels rising in urban and semi-urban areas, monthly EMI payments now represent a smaller share of household income for many buyers than they did three years ago. Growing housing demand : India's urban population continues to expand. Demand for owned homes, not rented ones, has increased, especially among households in the 30-45 age group. First-time buyers entering the market : Many first-time homebuyers who postponed purchases between 2022 and 2024 are now actively looking, supported by better loan products and longer tenures. Tier 2 and Tier 3 city growth : Cities like Lucknow, Coimbatore, Rajkot, and Nagpur are seeing a sharp rise in housing projects and home loan applications. Lower property prices in these markets make entry more accessible, and lenders are expanding their reach into these geographies. How does the home loan rate of interest affect what you can buy? The rate of interest on your home loan directly changes what you pay each month and how much the loan costs you over its full life. Here is how each element is affected. EMI : A lower rate means a smaller monthly payment. On a Rs. 50 lakh loan over 20 years, the difference between 7.25% p.a. and 8.5% p.a. amounts to over Rs. 4,100 per month. Total interest paid : Over 20 years, even a 0.5% difference in rate can add up to several lakhs. Monthly budget impact : A higher rate can push your EMI above what fits your monthly income, forcing you to either reduce the loan amount or extend the tenure. Loan eligibility with the same income : Lenders calculate eligibility partly based on whether your EMI will exceed a set percentage of your monthly income. A lower rate increases your eligible loan amount without requiring a higher income. Tenure choice : When rates are lower, you can comfortably opt for a shorter tenure and save on total interest. When rates are higher, a longer tenure may be the only way to keep the EMI manageable, but that trade-off increases your total borrowing cost. What makes a home loan affordable for you? Rate alone does not determine whether a home loan fits your life. Six factors shape your actual affordability. Income : Lenders typically allow an EMI of up to 40-50% of your net monthly income. A higher income gives you access to a larger loan at any given rate. Existing obligations : If you already have a car loan, personal loan, or credit card debt, these reduce the EMI capacity available for a home loan. Clearing smaller debts before applying can improve your eligible loan amount. Credit score : A CIBIL Score of 725 or above is generally required for home loan approval. Scores above 750 can help you access better rates. A score below 700 can result in rejection or a higher rate of interest. Down payment : Lenders in India fund up to 80% of the property value, as per RBI guidelines. The remaining 20% is your down payment. A larger down payment reduces your loan amount and, consequently, your EMI and total interest. Property value : The market value and location of the property affect how much a lender will sanction. Properties in approved projects often get faster processing. Scenario : Take Richa, 34, a salaried employee in Pune with a CIBIL Score of 760 and a stable monthly income. She earns Rs. 1.20 lakh per month and wants to buy a flat worth Rs. 80 lakh. With a 20% down payment of Rs. 16 lakh, she needs a loan of Rs. 64 lakh. She's comparing two tenure options on a Rs. 50 lakh home loan at 7.50% p.a.: Tenure Interest rate Monthly EMI Total interest paid 20 years 7.50% p.a. Rs. 51,558 Rs. 59.74 lakh 25 years 7.50% p.a. Rs. 47,295 Rs. 77.89 lakh Her EMI for a 20-year tenure is approximately 43% of her monthly income - within a typical lender’s threshold. If she extends the tenure to 25 years, the EMI drops to approximately 39.4% of her monthly income, giving her more monthly room. But over 25 years versus 20, she pays Rs. 18.15 lakh more in interest. Richa's decision will depend on whether she is comfortable with her current income absorbing the higher EMI, or whether she'd rather keep her monthly outgo lower and use the freed-up cash for other goals. A CIBIL Score above 725 puts her in a strong position to negotiate better terms. What should you compare before choosing a home loan? It's easy to focus on the rate alone, but the overall cost of a home loan includes fees, penalties, and conditions that vary significantly across lenders. Factor Why it matters Home loan rate of interest Determines your EMI and total repayment cost over the full tenure Processing fee A one-time charge of up to 4% of the loan amount can add significantly to your upfront cost Foreclosure rules Individual borrowers on floating rates can foreclose at nil charges; fixed-rate borrowers may face up to 4% of the outstanding principal Tenure Longer tenures reduce EMI but increase total interest; choose based on your repayment capacity Top-up availability A top-up loan lets you borrow additional funds against your existing loan, often at home loan rates Balance transfer option Transferring your loan to a lender offering a lower rate can reduce future interest outgo Reviewing all six before you apply can save you a significant amount over the loan term. What financing options are available today? If you are looking to buy a home, refinance an existing loan, or access additional funds, there are three structured options from Bajaj Finance worth knowing about. Loan type Key purpose Fresh home loan Buying a new or resale property Balance transfer Moving an existing loan to benefit from a lower rate Top-up loan Accessing additional funds over your existing loan Bajaj Finance offers home loans of up to Rs. 15 crore*, with tenures extending to 32 years* and approval in 48 hours* of application. A top-up loan of up to Rs. 1 crore* is available for balance transfer customers, usable for home repairs, medical expenses, or other needs. Interest rates for salaried applicants starting at 7.25%* p.a. There's no foreclosure charge for individual borrowers who choose a floating interest rate, which is a meaningful saving if you plan to repay early. Who can apply? Check these criteria before you apply. Meeting them clearly improves your chances of approval and can reduce processing time. Parameter Requirement Nationality Indian citizen residing in India Age - salaried 23 to 67 years (salaried) 23 to 70 years (self-employed) CIBIL Score 725 or above Eligible occupations Salaried employees, professionals, and self-employed individuals Documents required KYC documents Income proof (salary slips/ P&L statements) Business proof (self-employed applicants only) Bank statements for the last 6 months Property documents (sale agreement, title deed, approved plan) How to apply for your Bajaj Finance Home Loan online Click on the 'APPLY' button on the Bajaj Finance home loan page. Enter your full name, mobile number, and employment type. Select the type of loan you wish to apply for: fresh, balance transfer, or top-up. Generate and submit your OTP to verify your phone number. After OTP verification, enter your monthly income, required loan amount, and confirm whether you've identified the property. Enter your date of birth, PAN, and other details as requested based on your occupation type. Click 'SUBMIT.' A Bajaj Finance representative will contact you and guide you through the next steps. Is now a reasonable time to apply? Affordability in 2026 is not just about finding the lowest home loan rate of interest - it depends equally on your tenure choice, total borrowing cost, credit profile, and down payment. Before you apply, compare processing fees and foreclosure terms alongside the rate, and calculate total interest across different tenures. Review your eligibility criteria to avoid unnecessary credit enquiries. If you are ready to take the next step, the Bajaj Finance Home Loan offers amounts up to Rs. 15 crore*, tenure of up to 32 years*, and approval within 48 hours* - check your eligibility and apply online today.
T20 World Cup: India spinner Radha Yadav said representing the country remains the biggest feeling in cricket and admitted that winning the ICC Womens T20 World Cup 2026 is the goal that drives her as she prepares for her fifth appearance at the global showpiece. Returning to the national side after missing the series against Australia and South Africa, Radha said she was overwhelmed when she received the call-up. First, I thanked God because people dont get so many opportunities. When you play for India, it is a different emotion and feeling. Playing for India is nice. It is at the top, Radha said in a video released by BCCI on X. The left-arm spinner also made it clear that her biggest ambition is to help India lift the Womens T20 World Cup trophy. This is my fifth edition of the T20 World Cup. It is very important. My goal is always to win the trophy. I need the trophy a lot because I play for that only, she said. Radha earned her place back in the Indian squad after impressive performances in domestic cricket, India A matches and the Womens Premier League. She said the comeback was especially satisfying because of the challenges she faced during her time away from the national team. It felt very special that I came back to the team and everyone showed confidence in me. My domestic season was good, I had good performances for India A, and I had a defined role in RCB. All those things helped me, she said. The 25-year-old revealed that managing pressure and self-doubt was one of the biggest lessons she learned during the phase. I used to put a lot of pressure on myself. I felt that because I had worked so hard, bowled so many overs and spent so many hours batting and practising, everything should work out. But until you feel that confidence on match day, there is a big difference. I worked a lot on those things mentally, Radha explained. She credited her family and close friends for helping her navigate the difficult period. I had to figure out how to fight that battle in my mind. You cant do anything alone. My friends helped me a lot and taught me how to bring calmness into my life. I went as low as I could, and it was my family and friends who brought me back up. I will never forget that, she said. Looking ahead to the World Cup, Radha stressed that collective effort would be key to Indias chances. I had to figure out how to fight that battle in my mind. You cant do anything alone. My friends helped me a lot and taught me how to bring calmness into my life. I went as low as I could, and it was my family and friends who brought me back up. I will never forget that, she said. Also Read: Live Cricket Score India has never won the T20 World Cup trophy, and they will start their campaign against Pakistan on June 14 in Birmingham. Article Source: IANS
FIFA World Cup 2026: Iraq lose to Venezuela, Saudi Arabia draw with Senegal in tournament warm-ups
Iraq faced a 2-0 defeat against Venezuela in their last World Cup warm-up match. Venezuela scored twice to secure the win. Iraq will now prepare for their World Cup finals return after 40 years. In another friendly, Saudi Arabia played a goalless draw with 10-man Senegal. Both teams are gearing up for their tournament openers.
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Manuel Neuer Returns to Training, Boosting Germany Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026
Berlin, June 10: Germanys football team has received a significant boost ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026. Veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer has returned to full training after recovering from an injury. Germany is set to play its first match against Curacao on June 14 in Houston, and Neuer is expected to take the field. ... Read more Manuel Neuer Returns to Training, Boosting Germany Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026
This tunnel became part of my life: Iranian engineer who dug through Himalayas
Colleagues describe Yousef Eshaghpour as calm, highly disciplined leader Idrees Bukhtiyar/Abid Bashir Minamarg (Drass), Jun 09: For most people gathered inside the Zojila Tunnel on Tuesday, the breakthrough blast marked a major engineering achievement. For Iranian engineer Yousef Eshaghpour, it was the culmination of years of hard work, determination and countless days spent deep inside the mountains. As the final blast connected the two ends of the under-construction tunnel, Eshaghpour stood among workers, engineers and officials, watching a dream slowly take shape beneath the Himalayas. This is an iconic tunnel for all-weather connectivity. I am glad to be part of this historic project. It will reduce hardships and connect Kashmir and Ladakh throughout the year, Eshaghpour said after the breakthrough. The engineer has become a familiar face at the project site, spending months overseeing one of Indias most ambitious and challenging infrastructure ventures. Working amid harsh winters, heavy snowfall and difficult terrain, he has witnessed every stage of the tunnels journey. Today is a very emotional and proud moment for all of us. This milestone belongs to every worker, engineer and staff member who contributed to this project, he said. For years, Eshaghpour and his multinational team of engineers, geologists and workers battled avalanches, unstable rock formations, sub-zero temperatures and difficult geological conditions to continue excavation work deep beneath the Himalayas. In winters, temperatures here fall to minus 35 degrees Celsius. Heavy snowfall and fragile terrain made every phase extremely challenging, but the commitment of workers and engineers ensured steady progress, he said. For the Iranian engineer, the tunnel is more than just a construction project. When you work on a project of this scale, it becomes part of your life. You celebrate every achievement and face every challenge together as a team, he said. Colleagues described Eshaghpour as a calm and highly disciplined leader who remained personally involved in every phase of the project from technical planning and geological assessments to on-site supervision during harsh winter months. He stood with the team through every difficult phase and continuously motivated workers despite the enormous challenges posed by weather and terrain, a senior engineer associated with the project said. He was always present at critical stages of the work. His focus and dedication inspired the entire team. Workers at the site recalled seeing him regularly walking through the tunnel, inspecting work and encouraging teams during difficult phases of construction. The breakthrough, they said, was not merely the completion of another engineering task but the result of perseverance by hundreds of people working in one of the countrys toughest construction environments. Reflecting on the achievement,Eshaghpour credited the collective effort behind the project. This is an important project, and nearly 80 per cent of the work has already been completed, while the remaining work is progressing rapidly. The tunnel will provide all-weather connectivity between Kashmir and Ladakh, even during heavy snowfall, he said. He added that the project would ensure the smooth movement of passengers, essential supplies, and Army logistics to Ladakh throughout the year. As celebrations echoed through the tunnel on Tuesday, the engineer took a moment to absorb the significance of the milestone. For a man who travelled thousands of kilometres from home to work in the Himalayas, the breakthrough was more than a technical achievement; it was a reminder of what people from different countries, backgrounds and cultures can accomplish when united by a common goal.
Atletico mock Real Madrid after rejecting Alvarez's 150 million bid
Real Madrid publicly confirmed a 150 million bid for Julian Alvarez, but city rivals Atletico Madrid rejected the offer and pointed to the striker's release clause of 500 million. Alvarez scored 20 goals and provided nine assists last season. The rejection gained extra attention after Atletico appeared to mock Real on social media with laughing emojis following the announcement.
'Faulty Vehicle, Promised Refund, Rs 8,400 Unpaid': Tourist Scammed By Goa Car Rental Company
Tourist alleges Rs 8,400 scam by a Goa rental firm after faulty car and broken promises.
Quote of the Day by Dwayne Johnson highlights the importance of daily effort, discipline, achievement, struggle, and personal growth. The quote, Wake up determined. Go to bed satisfied, encourages people to focus on goals, work consistently, overcome hardships, and find satisfaction in honest effort. The message reflects Dwayne Johnsons own journey from football and wrestling to Hollywood success and continues to inspire people seeking motivation in their personal and professional lives.
65th CC Meet SSU, UYT share spoils both qualify for knock out stage
Southern Sporting Union SSU , Singjamei and United Youth Thamnapokpi UYT , Thamnapokpi entered the pre quarterfinals of the ongoing 65th CC Meet as Group F winners and runners up SSU fought from a goal down to play out a 1 1 draw with UYT this morning at Mapal Kangjeibung and sealed the pole position of Group F having beaten SWC, Keirak by 3 1 goals in their previous outing Naorem Bikash put UYT ahead after 28 minute with a clinical finish only to be equalised by Abujam Nanao in the 41st minute for SSU The scoreline remained intact despite efforts from both the ends to find the difference and eventually SSU finished on top and UYT finished group runners up with 2 draws in 2 group matches SSU will play SSC, Sekta in a pre quarterfinal clash while UYT will play Sainik FC In a Group B clash staged in the afternoon, TRUGPU played out a goalless draw with Imphal FA to keep their pre quarterfinal hopes alive on 4 points from 3 matches Their fate will depend on the result of the remaining Group B match between USA and IYFC slated for tomorrow USA have won two of their two matches and have already qualified for the last 16 round and IYFC, who had beaten IFA 3 2 before going down 0 1 to TRUGPU, also remain in the contention for the runners up spot Source The Sangai Express
Iboton Memorial Academy IMA will lock horns with Little Master Higher Secondary School in the title clash of the U 15 Boys' competition of the 65th Imphal West District Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament 2026 The tournament organised by Imphal West District Youth Affairs and Sports Office kicked off today at Langjing Achouba Artificial Turf Ground with 4 U 15 boys, 4 U 17 boys and 3 U 17 girls' school teams participating in it In the U 15 Boys' first semi final match, IMA ran riot to blank Manipur Star Institute MSI 8 0 courtesy of goals coming from Bikram 5' , Veenison 15' , H Dellin 21' , H Yohenba 22' , Mangal 32' , Joyson 34' , and Manimatum 37', 39' Later in the second semi final match, Little Master Higher Secondary School demolished CT Higher Secondary School by 9 0 goals as I Subaschandra scored thrice 10', 32', 35' and S Omesh netted twice 11', 38' P Dennison 16' , Th Boiton 36' , A Pari 53' and S Mahesh 60 1' also contributed a goal apiece to earn the huge win for Little Master Higher Secondary School The final is slated for June 11 from 3 30 pm In the 3 team U 17 Girls league round opener, CT Higher Secondary School thumped Langjing High School by 4 2 goals Agamna W 14', 59' scored twice while S Silky 22' and Ch Babylinthoi 26' scored a goal apiece in CT Higher Secondary School's victory as K Nandini 35 2', 39' scored both the goals for Langjing High School CT Higher Secondary School will play MSI in the second league match tomorrow The U 17 Boys' competition will commence tomorrow Source The Sangai Express
BITSync 2026 Unravelling the unknown
BITS Pilani is one of Indias most prestigious private technical and science universities, known for its academic excellence, innovation, and industry-linked education. It focuses on engineering, science, management, and technology. Established in 1964 in Pilani, Rajasthan, there are additional campuses in Goa (established in 2004) and Hyderabad (opened in 2008).
Scorpio Daily Horoscope for June 10, 2026
You are likely to be in a more serious frame of mind. The practical issues of life are going to demand your attention today. But you are full of faith and optimism and are ready to take chances at the deepest emotional levels. Someone near to you will exhibit concerns regarding your aims and goals. Take the time to explain the situation to them. Read full Scorpio horoscope
African proverb of the day highlights the challenges that can arise when people at very different stages of life enter a marriage. This Nubian proverb uses a simple comparison to explain age gaps, commitment, relationships, compatibility, and long-term expectations. It encourages people to think carefully before marriage and reminds them that shared goals, understanding, and timing often play an important role in building lasting relationships.
