Eastern Railway has announced 3,115 Apprentice vacancies under its 2025 recruitment drive. Online applications will be accepted from August 14 to September 13 at rrcer.org. Candidates aged 15–24 with a Class 10 pass and relevant trade certificate are eligible. Selection is merit-based with no exams. A ₹100 fee applies, except for exempted categories.
New US franchise has no golden arches. Instead, the American megaphone is now being used to cheer the inversion of norms, from South Korea to Brazil
Qatar national football team has emerged as a dominant Asian force, driven by top scorers like Almoez Ali (55 goals), Akram Afif (40), Hassan Al-Haydos (37), Sebastián Soria (29), and Boualem Khoukhi (20). Their goals have powered Qatar to back-to-back AFC Asian Cup triumphs, inspiring future football talents.
Bidaai fame Sara Khan and Krish Pathak are celebrating their upcoming traditional wedding with a vibrant haldi ceremony. The couple, who had a court marriage in October, shared joyous moments with family and friends. Sara looked radiant in a yellow lehenga, while Krish complemented the festive spirit in a yellow kurta.
The Kashi Rudras, Season 1 champions, commenced their Season 3 preparations with a visit to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, seeking blessings before the competition. Captain Karan Sharma and key players expressed their excitement and commitment to delivering a memorable season for their fans.
Thane’s air quality and noise levels significantly worsened during Diwali due to widespread use of noisy firecrackers, pushing the AQI to toxic levels and increasing sound pollution. Despite brief rain, pollutants returned, prompting calls for a shift to eco-friendly options and stricter enforcement of noise regulations.
Arsenal’s Premier League title aspirations took a hit as Aston Villa secured a dramatic 2-1 victory with Emiliano Buendia’s stoppage-time winner. The result tightened the title race, with Villa moving to second and Manchester City gaining an opportunity. Despite a strong run, Arsenal’s away form faltered, allowing rivals to close the gap.
Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Programme (TFWP) faces intense scrutiny as calls for reform or abolition gain momentum. British Columbia’s Premier David Eby and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre have criticised systemic abuses, linking the programme to youth unemployment and labour market vulnerabilities. Ottawa faces pressure to balance economic needs with transparency, accountability, and fair opportunities for…
