Agitation in Jharkhand throws train services off track, over 100 trains hit

Agitation by the Kurmi community in Jharkhand disrupted train operations under the East Central Railway zone, stranding thousands of passengers across eastern India. Protesters demanded Scheduled Tribe status and inclusion of the Kurmali language in the Constitution. Over 100 trains were cancelled, diverted, or short-terminated, with services gradually restoring after the agitation ended.

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Having cats as pets can actually change your brain: Here’s what science says

Research indicates that cats, often perceived as independent, foster a unique bond with humans through brain chemistry. Oxytocin, the love hormone, plays a crucial role, promoting social bonding and stress regulation. Studies reveal that petting and cuddling cats elevates oxytocin levels in owners, reducing cortisol and blood pressure, thus highlighting the reciprocal affection between humans…

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Asia Cup Super 4: India, with ball, register unwanted record against Pakistan

Pakistan started explosively against India in their Asia Cup Super Four clash, reaching 55/1 in the Powerplay, surpassing their previous best. Fakhar Zaman’s early dismissal didn’t halt their momentum, as Sahibzada Farhan and Saim Ayub kept the tempo high. India’s fielding errors and Jasprit Bumrah’s expensive spell further contributed to Pakistan’s dominance in the opening…

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UPPSC TGT exam dates 2025 PDF out: Written exam to start from December 6, check full schedule

UPPSC TGT exam dates 2025: The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has released the official exam schedule for six subjects under the TGT Preliminary Examination 2025. The written exams will begin on December 6, 2025, and be held in two sessions daily. This recruitment process, announced via Advertisement No. A-5/E-1/2025, includes 7466 posts across…

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UK, Canada, Australia recognise Palestinian state; Israel says move ‘further destabilises region’ — 10 points

Amidst escalating tensions, several world leaders, including those from the UK, Canada, Australia, and France, are moving to recognize a Palestinian state, challenging long-standing diplomatic norms. This decision has sparked strong opposition from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who views it as a threat to Israel’s survival.

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