Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate multiple infrastructure projects in Kolkata and Bihar. In Kolkata, new metro lines will be launched, improving connectivity and reducing travel times. Additionally, a major road project will ease congestion.
The National Testing Agency has declared the NTET 2025 results, with 4,107 of 6,066 candidates qualifying. Held on July 17 across 40 cities, the exam assesses postgraduates from Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy for teaching roles. With a high success rate, the results reflect growing interest in AYUSH education. Results are available at exams.nta.ac.in/NTET.
In a tragic incident in Jammu and Kashmir’s Udhampur, two CRPF personnel lost their lives, and 16 others were injured when their vehicle veered off the road and fell into a ravine. The accident occurred as the team was returning from an operation in Basantgarh.
Amidst rising tensions, Russia claims its nuclear submarine presence surpasses that of the US, dismissing Trump’s submarine redeployment order as anticipated and already under Russian surveillance. A Duma member asserts that the US submarines are within Russia’s control, downplaying the need for a response. Meanwhile, a Russian foreign policy expert suggests Trump’s statement is more…
The actor-filmmaker reflects upon what freedom and patriotism truly mean to him in an exclusive interview with Bombay Times.
‘Kantara Chapter 1’ premiered today to a massive global start, achieving houseful shows and positive reviews. The film, blending mythology and folklore, features devotional moments that sparked a fan’s viral spiritual transformation. Directed by Rishab Shetty, this prequel is poised to be a top opening day grosser for a South Indian film in 2025.
A senior couple in Mulund were defrauded of ₹32.80 lakh by cyber fraudsters impersonating Crime Branch officials. The scammers fabricated a money-laundering case, threatened arrest, and coerced the victim into transferring funds and depositing jewellery. The couple realized they were conned after the victim’s son-in-law intervened.
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
