Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday shared a new video message on Instagram, saying he had forgiven the students who allegedly abused him during a recent protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar and urging society to guide them instead of seeking punishment.In the video, Modi said the abusive slogans used against him and his late mother were deeply disturbing, but stressed that young people should be given an opportunity to learn from their mistakes.

Worried about early puberty in your child? Child nutritionist Sanchita Daswani explains that milk isn't the sole culprit. Instead, factors like excessive sugar, sedentary lifestyles, mature content exposure, poor sleep, and endocrine disruptors are the real drivers. Focus on a balanced diet, active play, and age-appropriate content to ensure a healthy childhood.

A woman from Punjab shared how she travelled regularly without quitting her full-time job. Her video struck a chord with viewers seeking a practical alternative to viral quit-your-job narratives.

Senior India batter Jemimah Rodrigues and Pakistan’s talismanic all-rounder Fatima Sana were seen sharing a warm hug after a match between their franchises in ‘The Hundred’ competition on Thursday. A video of the moment, coming in the context of ever-so-frosty political relations between the two countries, has gone viral on social media, dividing opinions of cricket followers as always.There has been an unsaid boycott placed on any friendly...

Sharib Hashmi has been supporting his wife, Nasreen, through her long battle with oral cancer.

Success stories often begin with repeated setbacks before reaching their destination. One such example is Neha Byadwal, whose determination eventually helped her clear the Union Public Service Commission examination after several unsuccessful attempts. Her journey demonstrates how consistent effort, disciplined preparation and patience can eventually produce results. Neha qualified for the Civil Services Examination in 2021 at the age of 24,...

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Raghav Chadha Rajya Sabha Speech: Raghav Chadha addressed the NEET exam controversy during a parliamentary debate. He explained his role changed from asking questions to finding solutions. Chadha acknowledged student frustration and detailed the scale of exam paper leaks. He highlighted the Public Examinations (Amendment) Bill, 2026, as a structural fix. This bill aims to address organized crime in national examinations.

An Indore family broke into cheers and tears after learning they had welcomed a baby girl after 52 years. The video of their reaction drew emotional responses online.

A man climbs inside a tank of fresh concrete to test what the world’s most widely used building material actually does to the human body. The experiment reveals that concrete is so dense that sinking into it is far harder than escaping, while laboratory tests show how much pressure it can survive before suddenly failing. The footage also explains why Roman concrete lasted for thousands of years, how soda can delay hardening, and why cement production creates such an enormous environmental cost.

The discovery of Iron Age burial sites in France has had a dramatic impact on the archaeological community, as evidence indicates that a funerary tradition exists that is challenging established funerary paradigms. The French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) uncovered several Celtic males who were interred in a seat...

What happens when the most powerful leader in the United States is accused of abusing power? This video explains how impeachment works, from Congress launching investigations to the Senate holding a political trial that can remove a president from office. It also explores famous impeachment cases involving Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton, and Andrew Johnson, and why impeachment is considered America’s ultimate emergency brake against presidential power.

These breathing exercises are known to have a calming effect on the mind and body. The process can activate the parasympathetic nervous system, helping to reduce stress and anxiety.

After the Anti-Paper Leak Bill was passed by Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi released a video message addressing students and young people, assuring them that strict action would be taken against those involved in examination paper leaks. He said the bill, containing stringent legal provisions, had been approved by both Houses and marked an important step toward creating a transparent and reliable examination system. Modi stated that paper leaks have affected both state and central governments and have created uncertainty for students’ futures. He warned that gangs involved in leaking papers and harming students’ careers would not be spared. The Prime Minister also emphasized the need for education system reforms, greater use of technology, and stronger monitoring mechanisms. The message was his fourth direct communication with students through Instagram following protests over examination irregularities. The government highlighted several measures, including the formation of a task force for exam reforms and administrative actions within examination bodies. Modi assured that efforts would continue to ensure a fair and secure examination process for students across the country.

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After a 220-day wait, Jana Nayagan, the farewell film of actor-turned-Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, has finally received censor clearance and is set for release this month. The film's release marks a historic first, with a sitting Chief Minister starring in a movie hitting theatres while in office. What was once seen as Vijay's cinematic farewell has now become a major political moment, with supporters celebrating and opponents closely watching whether the film further strengthens the Chief Minister's public appeal.

A powerful Hindi saying, "Paida karne wale se bada palne wala hota hai," truly defines the journey of Tia Bhatia. Adopted from an Indian orphanage, Tia faced a life-threatening heart condition shortly after arriving in Canada. Her adoptive parents, Nav Bhatia and Arvinder Kaur Bhatia, refused to return her, demonstrating unconditional love.