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Raghav shares heartfelt message for Parineeti on their third anniversary

Actress Parineeti Chopra and Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha celebrated their third wedding anniversary, with Raghav sharing an emotional message on social media.

Will eating poha raise blood sugar? AIIMS doctor explains limits

AIIMS doctor says poha need not be completely avoided in diabetes, but quantity, preparation and foods eaten with it matter for blood sugar control.

Hypertension rising around age 30, regular checks crucial without symptoms

Hypertension is increasing around age 30, often without clear symptoms. Regular blood pressure checks help early detection and timely medical advice.

SAP Learning Hub Helps Students Learn Practice And Certify

SAP Learning Hub, student edition is designed to help university students build practical SAP skills through structured learning, hands-on practice and...

Two minors allegedly raped in Delhi; neighbours accused in both cases

Two separate cases of alleged rape of minor girls have been reported in Delhi, with neighbours accused in both cases. Police have registered cases under the POCSO Act.

Bajaj Finance Credit Pulse Helps Track Credit Health

Bajaj Finance’s Credit Pulse Report is designed to help consumers understand their credit health by providing a broader view of their credit profile bey...

Over 95,000 voters marked ineligible in Uttarakhand SIR, Congress questions process

More than 95,000 voters have been marked ineligible during Uttarakhand’s SIR process, prompting Congress to question Form-7 applications and the election office’s procedure.

Ganesh idols immersed nationwide; over 24,000 personnel deployed in Mumbai

Ganesh idols are being immersed across India on Anant Chaturdashi, with more than 24,000 police personnel deployed in Mumbai for security and traffic management.

AMU admissions possible without entrance test for some selected courses

Students seeking admission to Aligarh Muslim University should check course-wise rules, as admission without an entrance test applies only to specific courses under official norms.

Heavy rain lashes Odisha, over 8,000 people shifted to safety

Heavy rain is lashing several parts of Odisha under the influence of a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal, with over 8,000 people shifted to safer places.

From Grazing Buffaloes to IAS: C Vanmathi’s Story of Determination

C. Vanmathi of Sathyamangalam in Tamil Nadu overcame financial hardship, family responsibilities and repeated setbacks to secure AIR 152 in the 2015 civil services examination.

Chips, soft drinks may face ban within 50 metres of schools

FSSAI is preparing stricter rules that may ban the sale and promotion of chips, soft drinks and high-fat, salt and sugar foods within 50 metres of schools.

NEET UG counselling adds 183 MBBS-BDS seats in third round

MCC has added 183 new MBBS and BDS seats in the third round of NEET UG 2026 counselling across Maharashtra, Puducherry, Tripura, Uttarakhand and Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu.

Opposition Demands CEC Resignation in J&K Assembly, Maharashtra SIR Challenged

Opposition legislators demanded CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation in the J&K Assembly as petitions in the Bombay High Court challenged Maharashtra’s SIR process.

Thirteen Kyrgyzstan Medical Universities Off Accreditation List, Indian Students Worried

Thirteen medical universities in Kyrgyzstan have failed to secure state accreditation, raising concerns among Indian medical students studying there.

Why New Phones Slow Down After a Few Months of Use

New smartphones often feel fast at first, but slow down after months of use because of storage, background apps, old software, overheating and battery condition.

Iran Warns Indian Ocean War Spillover Could Affect India, China

Iran has warned that renewed US or Israeli attacks could expand the conflict to the Indian Ocean, raising concerns for India, China, maritime trade and energy supplies.

Child marriage in Gaza rises 123%, daughters exchanged for flour

Child and forced marriage cases in Gaza rose 123 percent between January and June 2026, according to UNFPA, amid war, displacement and severe food shortages.

Check HDMI Cable When TV or Monitor Screen Problems Appear

Screen problems on a TV or computer monitor may be caused by a faulty or loose HDMI cable rather than the device itself.

AI Agent Breaches Australian Government Health Portal for First Time

An OpenAI-developed AI agent allegedly gained unauthorised access to an Australian government health data portal, raising concerns over autonomous AI cybersecurity controls.