US visa can be revoked even after approval, warns embassy: 5 mistakes that can get F‑1 students deported

The US Embassy in India warns that student visas can be revoked post-approval for rule violations. Increased scrutiny for F-1 visa students includes academic performance, social media activity, and legal compliance. Mistakes like skipping classes, minor offenses, political activism, or overstaying can lead to deportation. These stricter F-1 visa policies have caused a significant drop…

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Saira Banu honors the late Dilip Kumar on 79th Independence Day, praises his ‘quiet patriotism,’ calls him ‘The most desi man I have ever known’

On India’s 79th Independence Day, Saira Banu honored her late husband Dilip Kumar’s “quiet patriotism” and deep roots. Sharing ‘Karma’ scenes on Instagram, she reflected on her love for India and praised his humility, generosity, and sense of duty, calling him the “most desi man” she ever knew.

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39-year-old Brendan Taylor to make Test return against New Zealand after serving 3.5-year ICC ban

Brendan Taylor, the former Zimbabwe cricket captain, is set to return to international cricket. His comeback will be in the second Test against New Zealand. This follows the end of his suspension for violating ICC’s anti-corruption code. Zimbabwe captain Craig Ervine expressed excitement about Taylor’s return. Taylor has been working hard to regain his fitness.

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Viksit Bharat Buildathon 2025: Registration closes today for nationwide student hackathon, direct link to apply here

Registration for Viksit Bharat Buildathon 2025, a nationwide hackathon for school students, closes today, October 6. Organised by the Ministry of Education with Atal Innovation Mission, AICTE, and NITI Aayog, the event engages over one crore students from 1.5 lakh schools. Focused on Atmanirbhar Bharat, Swadeshi, and innovation, winners will be announced in January 2026.

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Pete Jackson on adapting ‘The Death of Bunny Munro’ with Matt Smith: ‘The show speaks to our darker, wilder selves’

Adapting Nick Cave’s ‘The Death of Bunny Munro’ for TV was a daunting task, writer Pete Jackson reveals. He discusses balancing dark humor with emotional depth, collaborating with director Isabella Eklöf to avoid objectification, and how Matt Smith’s involvement allowed for bolder storytelling. Jackson also touches on drawing inspiration from within and the complexities of…

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IND vs ENG | On-field shenanigans kept the series dramatic – here’s why

The Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy between India and England emerged as an era-defining rivalry, marked by record-breaking performances and intense confrontations. Shubman Gill’s captaincy and England’s ‘Bazball’ approach set the stage for a heated series filled with on-field clashes and emotional spikes. Despite the drama and verbal exchanges, moments of respect and sportsmanship highlighted the enduring appeal…

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5 types of stomach cancers that grow quickly and their subtle early symptoms

Stomach cancer presents diverse forms beyond common perceptions, ranging from adenocarcinoma, the most prevalent type, to rare and aggressive squamous cell carcinoma. Symptoms vary, with some cancers like intestinal adenocarcinoma responding well to targeted therapies, while others, such as diffuse adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma, require more aggressive treatments like surgery and chemotherapy. Early detection…

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