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Collegium preserves judiciary’s autonomy, say CJI B R Gavai, Justice Kant

Kolkata embraced India’s Women’s World Cup semi-final victory with a subdued yet palpable pride. Conversations buzzed in tea stalls and cafes about stellar performances, highlighting cricket’s growing appeal beyond the men’s game. Community screenings are planned for the final, with small gestures like flag sales reflecting genuine enthusiasm.

Today’s forecast for Cancer suggests prioritizing patience. Steady progress is key in all aspects of life. In love, avoid rushing commitments. At work, focus on accuracy over speed. Financial planning requires careful consideration. Health benefits from gentle self-care and rest. Slow down and listen to your body. Thoughtful decisions will bring security and peace. Trust…

Bihar has witnessed the demolition of homes by bulldozers, triggering a political uproar. Critics in the opposition are calling it “Hitler Raj,” emphasizing the emotional toll on affected families, including a bride-to-be whose wedding has abruptly been upheaved. The ruling BJP stands firm, portraying the demolitions as necessary governance, with little regard for the freezing…

Jamiat president Mehmood Madani stated it’s unrealistic to expect mainstream parties to exclusively champion Muslim causes, criticizing the Congress for struggling to address its own issues. He also clarified his remarks on ‘jihad’, asserting it’s a pious word being deliberately misused to malign Islam.

Mirwaiz, Mehbooba claim house arrest to prevent them from attending separatist Bhat’s funeral

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia will be transferred to London for specialist treatment due to a chest infection affecting her heart and lungs. An expanded medical board, including international specialists, unanimously decided on the air ambulance transfer. Zia, 80, has been hospitalized since November 23 and moved to the CCU due to deteriorating health.

A tragic stampede at the Venkateswara Swami Temple in Kasibugga claimed the lives of five devotees and injured several others on Saturday morning. The incident occurred during Ekadashi, a sacred Hindu observance, as thousands of devotees gathered. Authorities reportedly struggled to manage the immense crowd, leading to the fatal crush.

Want a longer, healthier life? A new study reveals that the pace of your daily walk matters. Research from the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, focusing on predominantly low-income and Black individuals, found that brisk walking for just 15 minutes daily can cut mortality risk by nearly 20%.

Cleveland Browns icon Bernie Kosar is in a hospital fighting for his life. His planned liver transplant was postponed after the donor organ was found infected. Kosar has undergone emergency surgeries for internal bleeding. He has appealed for prayers and support from fans. Kosar has been battling liver failure and other health issues for over…