Bihar adds NEET PG and DNB seats across 22 districts to strengthen specialist training capacity

Bihar has raised its PG medical training capacity to 204 seats across 22 districts, adding Madhepura and approving 12 new DNB seats. Darbhanga, Siwan, Saran and Madhepura institutions received allocations in Psychiatry, OBG, General Medicine and Anaesthesia. With more than 3,000 MBBS seats, the state awaits NBEMS approval for further DNB expansion. The Health Department…

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Dharmendra, Amitabh Bachchan’s Sholay set to re-release in theatres with its once-censored climax; find out what the film’s original ending was

India’s beloved classic, Sholay, returns to cinemas on December 12, 2025, in a stunning 4K restored edition, ‘Sholay: The Final Cut’. This monumental 50-year celebration will feature the original, unaltered climax for the first time ever, showcasing Thakur’s brutal retribution against Gabbar Singh as director Ramesh Sippy envisioned.

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Can’t move to Pakistan: Man who caused five-vehicle crash, killed 1, allowed to stay in Canada; wife says children don’t know Urdu

A Pakistani man, Yasir Baig, who caused a fatal 2018 crash in Ontario, has been granted permission to remain in Canada despite an earlier deportation order. Baig’s appeal was successful due to humanitarian grounds, citing his family’s possible hardships if they were deported to Pakistan, including his sons’ learning disabilities and language barriers. The court…

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AIDSO protests over delay in appointing guest lecturers in colleges

The All India Democratic Students Organisation (AIDSO) protested in Mysuru, highlighting the academic uncertainty faced by undergraduate students due to the absence of guest lecturers. With internal exams approaching and classes not being conducted properly, students are anxious about their academic future. AIDSO urged the state government to prioritize students’ educational interests and resolve the…

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US tariffs: Many skip dinner, others rely on $5 meals — How low-income Americans are coping with price hikes

Low-income Americans are reducing spending due to rising prices driven by import duties, impacting essentials and discretionary items. Fast-food chains are responding with cheaper options to maintain demand. Experts warn that these price increases disproportionately affect the poorest, as companies may need to sacrifice profits to avoid unsustainable price hikes amid depleted pandemic-era savings.

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Optical Illusion: Only an animal lover can spot the hidden glasses around this cute orangutan in just 10 seconds

An engaging optical illusion challenges viewers to find a hidden pair of glasses within a picture of a resting orangutan in just 10 seconds. This brain teaser has gained popularity online, testing observational skills and attention to detail. Successfully spotting the glasses, cleverly camouflaged near the orangutan’s chest, provides a satisfying mental workout.

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Why your heart loves a 10-minute walk even more than a 10k run

Forget grueling workouts! Research suggests that short, regular walks are as beneficial for heart health as intense exercise. Even 10-minute strolls improve circulation, lower blood pressure, and reduce stress. A study reveals that minimal movement significantly cuts cardiovascular risks, especially for those transitioning from sedentary lifestyles. Prioritizing frequency and enjoyment makes walking a sustainable, heart-protective…

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