IPL chairman, who directed fans to evacuation during Operation Sindoor, speaks out on India vs Pakistan

Arun Dhumal, IPL chairman, affirmed India’s commitment to playing Pakistan only in ACC/ICC events, adhering to government policy amidst Asia Cup boycott call. This decision follows heightened tensions after a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, leading to military action. Couple of months ago, Dhumal also managed a crisis during the IPL when PBKS’ match in Dharamsala…

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Canada trims 2026 study-permit quota, extends exemptions for graduate-level applicants

Canada’s new international student cap marks a decisive shift in its immigration and education framework, sharply reducing study-permit volumes and expanding exemptions for graduate applicants. While the policy aims to curb temporary-resident growth and ease pressure on housing and infrastructure, it also tightens competition for seats, reshapes institutional finances, and alters global student mobility trends.

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Rasulgarh to bring devotees face-to-face with Uttarakhand’s fragile beauty

Rasulgarh Durga Puja Committee is celebrating its 33rd edition with the theme ‘Devbhumi,’ recreating a temple of Goddess Durga inspired by Uttarakhand’s hills. The dazzling pandal aims to raise awareness about environmental protection, highlighting the impact of floods and landslides in the state. The puja committee emphasizes the importance of saving nature through this cultural…

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Vastu for Dining Room: Top 10 Tips for Positive Energy at Home

Vastu Shastra principles suggest that a dining room’s design significantly impacts a home’s energy flow, influencing health and prosperity. Optimal placement in the East, North-East, or West, along with specific colors, furniture arrangements, and decor choices, can foster positive energy. Incorporating wooden elements, natural light, and auspicious imagery further enhances the dining experience and overall…

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Are bachelors the new villains? Bengaluru Reddit post sparks outrage over ‘no guests allowed’ rule

Every few months, a Reddit post ignites a wider cultural debate—and this time, it came from a frustrated bachelor in Bengaluru. His simple rant about being treated “like a suspicious teenager” while families receive preferential treatment struck a national chord. What began as a personal complaint quickly evolved into a broader conversation about housing discrimination,…

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Quote of the day by Nelson Mandela: “What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have…”

Nelson Mandela, a transformative leader, dedicated his life to fighting apartheid and promoting equality. After 27 years in prison, he emerged with a message of forgiveness and unity, becoming South Africa’s first Black president. His philosophy, reflected in his quote, emphasises that life’s significance is measured by the positive difference made in others’ lives, urging…

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