Dibrugarh aims to emulate Indore model, earn spot among cleanest cities in nation

Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has issued a call to Dibrugarh, urging the city to take inspiration from Indore, recognized as India’s cleanest city. A dedicated team will soon travel to Indore to analyze its successful strategies. Additionally, Sonowal has unveiled a new website for the Dibrugarh Municipal Corporation aimed at enhancing civic services and ensuring…

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Why Taylor Trammell’s Bat brought the Astros-Yankees game to a halt in dramatic ninth-inning showdown

During a game between the Houston Astros and New York Yankees, a controversy erupted when Yankees manager Aaron Boone challenged Taylor Trammell’s bat due to discoloration. Umpires halted play to inspect the bat, causing a brief disruption. MLB officials later confirmed the bat met all regulations, and the Yankees ultimately secured an 8-4 victory, winning…

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Heroic rescue: 7 Indians in Singapore pull woman from 3ft sinkhole; act opens debate on migrant workers’ rights

Seven Indian migrant workers, hailed as heroes for rescuing a woman from a sinkhole in Singapore, have been invited to meet President Tharman Shanmugaratnam. Their swift action, praised by the President and the Ministry of Manpower, has also highlighted concerns about migrant worker conditions, including low wages and potential exploitation, in Singapore.

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“Wrong choice of words”: Robert Saleh softens stance after heated exchange with Liam Coen, calls it a misunderstanding gone public

San Francisco 49ers coordinator Robert Saleh clarified his “sign stealing” remark. He praised Jacksonville Jaguars coach Liam Coen’s staff. Saleh admitted using the wrong words. The comment caused postgame tension. Coen was visibly upset after the game. Saleh attempted to explain his intent. Both coaches now appear focused on moving forward. Saleh reiterated his respect…

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Study in Canada in 2026: Waterloo University’s Vice Chancellor shares high-potential courses for students

As Canada gears up for its Fall 2026 intake, a fascinating trend emerges: a growing interest in interdisciplinary courses that merge technology, business acumen, and sustainability. Notable programs such as Environmental Health Analytics and Eco-Financial Strategy are paving the way for innovative career trajectories that defy conventional education paths.

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