‘India-Pakistan had great potential’: Trump says Russia-Ukraine conflict is biggest after World War II; criticises Putin

US President Donald Trump criticised Vladimir Putin for the ongoing war in Ukraine, stating it makes the Russian leader “look very bad.” Trump expressed disappointment in the conflict’s duration and scale, calling it “horrible” and the largest event since World War II in terms of death. He also reiterated his claims of having previously settled…

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CBSE CTET December 2025 notification expected soon: Know how to register and eligibility details here

The CTET December 2025 notification is anticipated shortly on ctet.nic.in, marking the start of registration for aspiring teachers. This exam is crucial for teaching positions in classes 1-8, with eligibility criteria and exam details to be released soon. The certificate, valid for a lifetime, requires candidates to meet specific educational qualifications.

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Bigg Boss 19: Malti Chahar makes a shocking remark on Nehal Chudasama’s clothes during a fight; says ‘Next time, kapde pehen ke baat karna mere se’

Wildcard contestant Malti Chahar is causing trouble in Bigg Boss 19 due to her irresponsible behavior. She recently clashed with captain Nehal Chudasama, making a derogatory remark about her clothes. Malti also faced criticism for her actions during a ration task, leading to further arguments with housemates.

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Matthew Stafford’s wife Kelly’s heartfelt message for Hailee Steinfeld after Josh Allen’s rare confession wins hearts across the NFL

NFL star Josh Allen praised his wife Hailee Steinfeld. Matthew Stafford’s wife Kelly Stafford shared Allen’s interview, wishing every player had such support. Her message went viral, celebrating the quiet strength of spouses. This highlights the vital role partners play in the lives of football stars, both on and off the field.

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Civil rights and special education offices gutted under Trump’s cuts: Is dismantling federal education support a path to reform or regression?

The Trump administration has laid off 466 US Education Department employees, significantly impacting the civil rights and special education offices. Key divisions overseeing protections for disabled students and funding for low-income pupils were gutted, with OSEP seeing a 95% staff reduction. Civil rights oversight has also been weakened. The cuts, described as political retaliation for…

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