‘Salwar torn, signs of struggle’: Haryana hands 19-year-old teacher’s death probe to CBI; family consents for last rites

The death of a 19-year-old teacher in Bhiwani, initially ruled as suicide, is now under scrutiny due to discrepancies in the first postmortem report, which indicated signs of struggle and a torn salwar. Amid public outcry and family demands for a fair investigation, the Haryana government has decided to hand over the case to the…

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Candace Owens reacts after woman says TPUSA Faith event speaker called her evil and blasted Tucker Carlson

Candace Owens has slammed a Turning Point USA “Faith” event speaker who allegedly insulted her and Tucker Carlson. Owens praised young attendees for identifying “fake pastors,” stating Charlie Kirk wouldn’t permit such “naked propaganda.” Separately, Owens announced her show is off-air due to safety fears, making a serious claim about French President Macron attempting to…

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Malaika Arora reveals she doesn’t have the luxury to not work; she says, ‘People comment on your lifestyle but don’t realise the effort’

Malaika Arora recently shared her journey to success. She revealed her childhood challenges and how her mother’s hard work shaped her. Her parents divorced when she was young. Her mother, Joyce Polycarp, raised her and her sister Amrita. Malaika started working at 17. She learned the importance of responsibility and independence.

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Is it mandatory for players to shake hands after a cricket match? Former umpire clarifies

Former international umpire Anil Chaudhary suggests that the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) recent controversies during the Asia Cup were a diversionary tactic following their loss to India. These controversies included boycott threats, disputes with ICC match referee Andy Pycroft, and a handshake disagreement with India, sparked by strained relations after a terror attack in Jammu…

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40% of American students use AI on assignments without permission: What’s really happening in US classrooms

A recent survey reveals varied engagement with AI among education stakeholders. While 94% of superintendents and 89% of principals are excited about AI’s potential, only 53% of teachers share this enthusiasm. Most superintendents (98%) and principals (87%) frequently learn about positive AI uses, but only 49% of teachers do so. Students report 40% unauthorised AI…

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