Four flights to Ranchi diverted due to low visibility

Ranchi’s Birsa Munda Airport witnessed flight diversions on Monday morning due to fog reducing visibility. Four flights, including those from Pune, Delhi, and Bengaluru, were rerouted to other cities. Visibility improved later, allowing the aircraft to return. Meanwhile, chilly days are predicted as northwesterly winds strengthen, causing temperatures to drop across the state.

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Gabrielle Union Calls Out Family Member’s Over-the-Top Admiration for Dwyane Wade, Sparking Playful Dispute

Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade’s candid portrayal of family life continues to spark conversations. Recently, Union playfully confronted a family member about their excessive admiration for Wade, labeling it “unhealthy.” This lighthearted moment highlights the complexities of blended family dynamics, where navigating boundaries and managing relationships requires open communication and a willingness to address even…

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Japanese interval walking: The viral workout that builds strength, burns fat, and lowers blood pressure

Interval Walking Training, or “Japanese Walking,” is gaining popularity as a HIIT-style workout involving brisk walking intervals followed by easy strolling. Developed by Professors Nose and Masuki, this method improves aerobic capacity, blood pressure, and leg strength more effectively than steady walking. Social media users are embracing it for its simplicity, accessibility, and noticeable health…

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Punjab bill proposes life term if acts of sacrilegelead to riots, deaths

The Punjab government, led by Bhagwant Mann, has drafted a strict anti-sacrilege law, the ‘Punjab Prevention of Offences Against Holy Scripture(s) Act, 2025’. It proposes life imprisonment for desecrating holy scriptures like the Guru Granth Sahib, Gita, Quran, and Bible. Guardians could be liable if juveniles or differently-abled individuals under their care commit sacrilege.

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Food Controversy at Nilamber Pitamber University’s Upcoming Convocation: Students Demand Equal Treatment

Nilamber Pitamber University will hold its third convocation on October 6. A food controversy has emerged regarding arrangements. The university plans Rs 55 food packets for 2,000 attendees. VVIPs will receive food from a hotel. Student bodies raise concerns about this disparity in provisions. The university is also distributing 77 gold medals at the ceremony.

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