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BRICS and India’s Diplomatic Test: Turning Consensus Into Coopera…

The 2026 BRICS Summit in New Delhi has demonstrated an important reality of contemporary international diplomacy: influence is no longer measured simply...

IPS Bushra Bano says Jazakallah, meaning sparks debate on social media

West Bengal-cadre IPS officer Bushra Bano faces social media debate after using Assalamu alaikum, Inshallah and Jazakallah in a video for UPSC aspirants.

OTR, syllabus and reservation rules revised for UP PGT recruitment

UPESSC has issued the PGT Recruitment 2026 notification for 2,607 lecturer posts, with mandatory OTR, a revised exam pattern, updated syllabus and reservation rules.

OTR, syllabus and reservation rules changed for UP PGT recruitment

UPESSC has issued the PGT Recruitment 2026 notification for 2,607 lecturer posts, with mandatory OTR, a revised exam pattern, updated syllabus and reservation rules.

UP teacher recruitment now opens for B.Ed, BTC, D.El.Ed candidates

Applications for 12,405 UP primary teacher posts began on September 16, 2026. Candidates should check UPESSC eligibility for B.Ed, BTC, D.El.Ed and TET/CTET.

What low or high sodium in a KFT report means

In a KFT, sodium testing helps assess water and electrolyte balance. Low or high sodium levels may indicate several health conditions and need medical review.

Scientists Probe Why Some Elderly Minds Stay Sharp With Age

Scientists are studying why some elderly people retain sharp memory and thinking ability with age, examining brain connectivity, lifestyle and genetics.

Supreme Court orders HPEC probe into Jantar Mantar violence allegations

The Supreme Court has directed the five-member HPEC to begin its probe into allegations of police action and violence during July’s student protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar.

What Wisdom Teeth Do and When They Should Be Removed

A wisdom tooth, or third molar, is a permanent tooth at the back of the mouth. Know when dentists may advise its removal and when it can be monitored.

Nail-Like Heel Pain May Be A Sign Of Plantar Fasciitis

Sudden nail-like or sharp stabbing pain under the heel, especially in the morning, may be a sign of plantar fasciitis, a common cause of heel pain.

BJP to mark PM Modi’s birthday with Seva Pakhwada campaign

The BJP will organise a nationwide Seva Pakhwada and Seva Sankalp campaign from September 17 to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday.

Priyank Kharge challenges BJP leaders to sing full Vande Mataram

Amid the Karnataka Vande Mataram row, Priyank Kharge challenged BJP leaders to sing all six stanzas without a teleprompter and defended the state decision.

India set to field 501 athletes at 2026 Asian Games

India is preparing to field 501 athletes at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, with competitors across 36 sports.

A Song for Eresha Releases in India

AK Srikanth’s film A Song for Eresha has released in India on Apple TV after reaching audiences across more than 30 countries. The international journey...

Messi set to play final international match on October 6

Lionel Messi could play his final international match for Argentina on October 6, 2026, against Benin at the Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires.

Finnable Appoints Sreeram Iyer to Board

Finnable has appointed Sreeram Iyer, former Global Chief Operating Officer of ANZ Banking Group’s Corporate and Institutional Business, to its Board of...

‘Hanuman Ansh’ Director Gets Emotional Over Alleged OTT Platform Rejection Row

Director Vishal Chaturvedi shares the 14-year struggle behind ‘Hanuman Ansh’ and his experience of alleged rejection by a major OTT platform.

Ashneer Grover Questions Government Over UPI MDR on Large Merchant Payments

Ashneer Grover has questioned the government over MDR on large UPI merchant transactions, saying any UPI charge could affect digital payments.

MDR Charges on RuPay, Visa and MasterCard Are Not New

MDR on RuPay, Visa and MasterCard is not a new charge. The latest discussion mainly concerns UPI and RuPay debit card transaction charges.

Indonesia forest fires leave over 100,000 people needing respiratory care

Severe fires in Indonesia’s forests and peatlands have worsened a health crisis, with 1,13,336 people treated for respiratory illnesses by September 9.