NE’s 1st trans doctor wins legal battle to have new identity in academic certs

Beoncy Laishram, Northeast India’s first transgender doctor, secured a Manipur High Court victory, affirming her right to update academic certificates to reflect her female identity. The court mandated authorities to reissue certificates within a month, citing the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019. This ruling allows Beoncy to pursue her medical career without identity…

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“It even sounds absurd”: Mikaela Shiffrin shows unexpected support for Iga Swiatek after big Cincinnati Open victory

American skiing icon Mikaela Shiffrin and Polish tennis star Iga Swiatek have cultivated a close friendship, bonding over the pressures of fame since their initial Instagram Live in April 2023. Swiatek recently secured the 2025 Cincinnati Open title, prompting Shiffrin to celebrate her friend’s victory on social media, highlighting their mutual support and admiration.

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Dhanashree Verma opens up about finding love again after divorce from Yuzvendra Chahal: ‘If something good is written ahead in my life…’

If Yuzvendra Chahal made headlines with his bold T-shirt, Dhanashree Verma bore the brunt of online trolling. Netizens blamed her for the split, and many even went as far as calling her a “gold digger.” Dhanashree reflected on love after her very public breakup. When asked if she’s still open to it, she didn’t hesitate.

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More than 1.07 crore people sterilised during Emergency: Govt

During India’s National Emergency (1975-1977), over 10.7 million people were sterilised, exceeding government targets by 60%. The Justice Shah Commission, investigating Emergency excesses, revealed widespread complaints, including forced sterilisations and related deaths. States like Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh conducted the most sterilisations, driven by a focus on this single method and incentives/disincentives.

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More than 1.07 crore people sterilised during Emergency; 60% above ‘target: Govt

During India’s National Emergency (1975-1977), over 10.7 million people were sterilised, exceeding government targets by 60%. The Justice Shah Commission, investigating Emergency excesses, revealed widespread complaints, including forced sterilisations and related deaths. States like Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh conducted the most sterilisations, driven by a focus on this single method and incentives/disincentives.

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Caitlin Clark Shares Emotional 4-Word Reaction for Indiana Fever Teammate Sophie Cunningham After Season-Ending Injury

Sophie Cunningham’s season-ending knee injury has dealt a significant blow to the Indiana Fever, already struggling with multiple player absences. Caitlin Clark expressed her support for Cunningham, highlighting their bond amid the team’s adversity. Despite the setbacks, the Fever are leaning on each other, with Clark’s message exemplifying the team’s resilience and unity as they…

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K’taka cabinet approves internal quotas for SCs; 3 groups to share 17% reservation

The Karnataka government has decided to restructure internal reservations for Scheduled Castes (SCs), allocating 6% to Madigas, 6% jointly to Holeyas and Alemari castes, and 5% to Bhovi, Lambhani, and other communities. This decision, reached after decades of deliberation, aims for more balanced representation and is hailed as a landmark moment in social justice policymaking.

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Michael Irvin gives Dallas Cowboys five strong warnings following tough defeat to Baltimore Ravens

Following the Dallas Cowboys’ crushing 31-13 preseason loss to the Baltimore Ravens, Michael Irvin issued a stern warning. He highlighted critical issues, including a porous run defense and an underperforming offense. Irvin emphasized the urgency for the Cowboys to establish their identity and address these weaknesses before the regular season begins, pinpointing Week 3 as…

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Birth control programme only way to control stray dog population: Centre

The central government is committed to controlling street dog populations through its Animal Birth Control (ABC) program, which emphasizes sterilization and vaccination. This approach, aligned with global standards, directs civic bodies to catch, neuter, vaccinate, and release strays back to their original locations. Financial assistance is available for sterilization programs, facility development, and anti-rabies vaccines.

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