RPSC Rajasthan 1st Grade Teacher Recruitment 2025: Last date to apply online for 3,225 posts; check direct link here

RPSC recruitment 2025: The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) is closing the application window today, September 12, 2025, for the recruitment of 3,225 School Lecturer (1st Grade Teacher) posts. Eligible candidates can apply via the RPSC or SSO Rajasthan websites. The recruitment includes posts across 27 subjects, with selection based on a two-paper written examination….

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‘Tamil Nadu is not Bihar’: DMK’s Durai Murugan on proposition of SIR

DMK leader Durai Murugan criticized the Election Commission’s proposal for ‘Special Intensive Revision’ in Tamil Nadu, asserting the state’s high political awareness compared to Bihar. He emphasized that such strategies wouldn’t be effective under the leadership of ‘Thalapathy’. The Election Commission held a conference to assess preparedness for the nationwide electoral roll revision, focusing on…

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OpenAI and Microsoft reach agreement paving way for $100 billion public benefit shift: Read joint statement

OpenAI and Microsoft have reached a nonbinding agreement to revise their partnership, potentially transforming OpenAI’s for-profit arm into a public benefit corporation. The nonprofit board will retain control, holding a stake in the PBC valued at over $100 billion. This move aims to provide OpenAI with greater flexibility as it expands its business, while maintaining…

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Jayden Reed injury update: Packers star suffers broken collarbone on opening drive, season availability now uncertain

The Green Bay Packers defeated the Washington Commanders 27-18, but the victory was overshadowed by a significant injury. Wide receiver Jayden Reed suffered a broken collarbone on the opening drive, casting doubt on his season availability. Despite Reed’s absence, the Packers managed to secure the win, highlighting both their resilience and the impact of the…

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‘Phantom Thread’ star Daniel Day-Lewis delves into retiring, shares how he regrets his decisions now

Daniel Day-Lewis is returning to acting after an almost eight-year break, starring in ‘Anemone,’ directed by his son Ronan Day-Lewis. He regrets announcing his 2017 retirement, clarifying he simply wanted to explore other work. The actor’s decision was influenced by the desire to collaborate with his son and avoid large-scale productions, reigniting his passion for…

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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’: Tom Hollan, Zendaya and Jacob Batalon REUNITE on sets; actress’ look sparks buzz of red-head MJ

Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Jacob Batalon reunited on the set of ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day,’ sparking excitement among fans. Zendaya’s hoodie look fueled speculation about a possible return to Mary Jane’s red-hair look. Amidst this, rumors suggest Sadie Sink might play Mary Jane or even Gwen Stacy in the upcoming film, expected to release on…

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‘Trump goes out of his way to compliment Modi’: Sergio Gor reflects on India-US ties; claims he ‘goes after other leaders’

Sergio Gor, US ambassador-designate to India, speaks about Trump’s rapport with Modi. He addresses trade tensions and India’s Russian oil purchases. Gor says a trade agreement is near. He emphasizes India’s role in the Indo-Pacific. The US shows concern over India’s participation in forums with Russia and China. Gor assures that the US will pull…

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‘Asked us to get rid of the word Israel’: Cycling team to abbreviate name after protests by pro-Palestine group

Cycling team Israel-Premier Tech will race under the name IPT in Canada this week to avoid potential pro-Palestinian protests. Organizers confirmed the team requested the removal of “Israel” from their branding for the Quebec and Montreal races. This decision follows similar demonstrations that disrupted the Vuelta a Espana, prompted by the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

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