1 baby, 3 genetic ‘parents’ — is this the future?
We don’t choose what we inherit. But what if some of the painful parts were not passed on at all? That’s what a team of UK doctors has worked out
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Bhilwara: Devotee offered a silver pistol and bullet to Sanwariya Seth Mandir
In Chittorgarh, a devotee presented a silver pistol to Shri Sanwariya Seth. The offering included a silver cartridge. The Shri Sanwariya Seth Trust secured the gift. Devotees make unique offerings. This time, a silver gun weighing 500 grams surprised everyone. The temple receives crores in offerings monthly. This silver gun is a first. Devotees interpret…
Why IVF patients in Haryana will need to prove their need to conceive
Couples with daughters in Haryana must now get government approval before starting IVF. Will this safeguard help fix the sex ratio – or just burden those already struggling to conceive?
Want to say ‘no’ at work without saying it? These tactful ways help you do it without sounding rude
Struggling to say “no” at work without damaging relationships or appearing rude? This article explores tactful strategies professionals can use to set boundaries while maintaining credibility. From polite redirections to assertive yet respectful phrasing, learn how to push back without conflict. In today’s fast-paced workplace, mastering the art of refusal is a sign of maturity,…
Varanasi Development Authority develops ‘Net Zero library’
Varanasi is developing a Net Zero Library, supported by NHPC Limited, symbolizing knowledge, culture, and sustainable development. Inspired by the Ganga, the library blends modern design with traditional architecture, aiming to be a model for sustainable urban development.
Karnataka’s Kodagu sees govt schools shut as no students enrol despite english medium push
Despite introducing English medium sections, government schools in Kodagu district face declining student numbers, leading to the temporary closure of six schools this academic year due to zero enrolment. Over the past five years, 27 government schools have shut down, primarily due to parents’ preference for private English-medium education. Authorities remain hopeful that schools will…
Another Indian caught shoplifting: Singapore arrests man stealing from airport; perfume, cosmetics, bags worth Rs 3 lakh robbed
An Indian man was apprehended at Singapore’s Changi Airport for allegedly stealing perfumes, cosmetics, and bags worth over S$5,136 from 14 stores. Police identified him from CCTV footage after a bag went missing from a Jewel Changi retail outlet. He was arrested upon his return to Singapore while transiting through the airport, and the stolen…
Gujarat HC issues notice in plea to quash FIR over Dalit community’s boycott at temple ceremony
The Gujarat High Court has addressed a petition from 20 villagers of the Rabari community, who were booked under the SC/ST Atrocity Act for allegedly boycotting the Dalit community during a temple consecration. The court issued a notice to the state government and the Paldi village sarpanch in Banaskantha district, with further proceedings scheduled for…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang works seven days a week, but should you? Rethinking success in an age of burnout
Nvidia’s CEO’s work ethic sparks debate about work-life balance. Hustle culture faces scrutiny as burnout rises. Countries redefine work hours for better well-being. Younger generations prioritize mental health and flexibility. Movements like quiet quitting emerge. Educational institutions integrate well-being support. The focus shifts to sustainable careers and smart work. The new ambition values health and…
Rishabh Pant fractures toe: How the events unfolded in IND vs ENG 4th Test in Manchester
In a significant setback for India, Rishabh Pant is likely out for the England Test series due to a toe fracture. Scans revealed a compound fracture after Pant was hit on the boot during the fourth Test, potentially sidelining him for six to eight weeks. He retired hurt and was taken to a medical facility.