SSC Constable, Head Constable recruitment 2025: last day to apply for 1200+ posts at ssc.gov.in

SSC constable recruitment 2025: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) closes applications today for over 1200 Constable and Head Constable vacancies in Delhi Police. Posts include Assistant Wireless Operator (AWO), Tele-Printer Operator (TPO), and Constable (Driver)-Male. Unreserved candidates must pay a Rs 100 fee; SC, ST, and Ex-servicemen are exempt. Fee payment closes on October 16,…

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LeBron James drops silent tribute on World Kindness Day with clips from I Promise School Initiative

LeBron James’ I Promise School students beautifully articulated the meaning of kindness on World Kindness Day, sharing heartfelt definitions of happiness, respect, and support. This initiative, a collaboration with Akron Public Schools, demonstrates the LeBron James Family Foundation’s commitment to nurturing not just academics but also essential life values in young minds, showcasing the program’s…

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Transnistria: The country that doesn’t officially exist

Nestled between Moldova and Ukraine, Transnistria, a Soviet-era relic, maintains its own flag, army, and currency, yet lacks international recognition. This self-declared republic, with Russian troops stationed and Soviet symbols prominent, remains a geopolitical hotspot. Its existence complicates Moldova’s Western aspirations, acting as a strategic foothold for Russia and a constant reminder of unresolved post-Soviet…

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Embarrassing: Trump’s Singapore nominee fumbles basic questions – who is Dr Anjani Sinha?

What was expected to be a routine appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on July 9 quickly turned into a masterclass in diplomatic unpreparedness. Dr Sinha, a retired orthopaedic surgeon and longtime Trump acquaintance, floundered as Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth subjected him to a barrage of basic questions on trade, defence, and Southeast Asian…

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Professors in the US teach only left-wing views on hot-button issues: Here’s why it matters for democracy

A major study of US college syllabi reveals professors mainly teach left-wing views on controversial issues like racial bias, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and abortion. This one-sided approach limits students’ exposure to opposing perspectives, raising concerns about the quality of liberal education and its role in preparing citizens for democracy. Scholars call for curriculum reforms to…

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