7 reasons Indian students should start preparing early for Ivy League admissions success

Indian students aiming for Ivy League admissions benefit from starting preparation early. Success requires strong academics, meaningful extracurriculars, a compelling narrative, and standardised test readiness. Early planning allows students to explore unique interests, participate in research, internships, and summer programmes, and develop relationships with mentors for impactful recommendation letters. By building a strong academic foundation,…

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ASRB admit card 2025 for NET, ARS, SMS, and STO exams released: Check direct link to download hall ticket here

The Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board has released admit cards for the Combined Computer-Based Test for NET, ARS, SMS, and STO examinations, scheduled for November 11-13, 2025. This crucial exam offers pathways to teaching, research, and technical roles in India’s agricultural sector. Candidates can download their hall tickets from the ASRB website and must verify all…

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‘Vidai by husband’: UP man arranges wife’s marriage with her lover at Amethi temple

In Amethi, Shiv Shankar facilitated his wife Uma’s marriage to her lover, Vishal, after discovering their ongoing affair despite their marriage in March. Unable to persuade Uma to end the relationship, Shiv Shankar arranged the wedding at Aditya Birla Temple, completing all rituals and personally bidding her farewell. The unusual event has sparked widespread discussion…

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Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’s Tanmay Vekaria pens emotional note as he mourns his mother’s demise

Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’s beloved Bagha, actor Tanmay Vekaria, shared the poignant news of his mother’s passing on Instagram. His emotional tribute, featuring cherished family photos and a heartfelt song, resonated deeply with fans. Vekaria, known for his iconic role, has a rich background in theatre and television, earning widespread affection for his performances.

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49-foot fossil in India shows Vasuki indicus may be an even bigger prehistoric snake than Titanoboa

Scientists in India have unearthed fossil remains of Vasuki indicus, a prehistoric snake potentially reaching 49 feet in length, making it one of the largest ever. Discovered in Gujarat, the 27 vertebrae suggest a slow-moving ambush predator that lived around 47 million years ago. This giant serpent likely preyed on large prehistoric animals in warm,…

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