The Bar Council of India has revised its previous directive concerning NALSAR graduates. Students from NALSAR's 2026 cohort can now pursue enrollment with state bar councils. This update followed significant backlash against the original ruling, which prevented these students from becoming advocates due to their association with a protest. The regulator emphasized that the majority of the students were uninvolved and innocent.

Ashutosh Pratihast read aloud from his father's decade-old notebook in a video conversation. Its notes on gratitude for everyday comforts turned the diary into a reflection on simple aspirations.

From tea stalls and crowded trains to cricket, colorful markets, and festivals, she highlighted the everyday experiences that make the country unique in her eyes.

A senior neurologist debunks the myth of sudden heart attacks and strokes, revealing that 99% are preceded by four controllable silent risk factors: elevated blood pressure, high cholesterol, high blood sugar, and smoking. These issues silently damage the body for years, making early monitoring and management crucial for prevention.

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Mohsin Akhtar Mir, Urmila Matondkar’s former husband, has shared pictures from his wedding reception with Nidhaa Bhatt, months after the couple got married. The businessman and model also posted a romantic note for his wife, calling her his “home” and “peace”.Mohsin had announced his wedding with Nidhaa in June this year by sharing pictures from the ceremony. He has now given fans another glimpse of the celebrations, along with a heartfelt...

Spot the difference puzzles are quickly becoming an internet favorite activity and it is quite easy to see why. They offer entertainment and a brain workout that is quick, making it perfect for both kids and adults. Spot the difference puzzles challenge you to find small hidden changes between two pictures that look almost the same at first glance. Not only are they a great way to pass time, but they also give your brain a nice little workout....

Before your feet touch the floor, your hand reaches for your phone. For millions of people, this has become the first ritual of the day. Psychology suggests this habit is not always about phone addiction. It may also be driven by habit loops, curiosity, uncertainty and the brain's desire to reconnect with the world.

Actor Suvinder Pal Vicky shares experiences from Dhurandhar, including conversations with director Aditya Dhar about censorship and maintaining audience sentiments.

Vitamin B12 deficiency is more common than many people realise. The major challenge is that its signs often appear slowly, so they are easy to ignore or blame on stress or a busy lifestyle. One of the earliest and most common signs is constant tiredness. This is not normal tiredness that goes away with rest. You may feel weak or low on energy all the time. Fatigue, tingling or numbness“Vitamin B12 helps in making healthy red blood cells and...

The Tasmanian tiger, or thylacine, looked like a dog—but it was actually a marsupial more closely related to kangaroos, having diverged from placental mammals 120–150 million years ago. It could open its jaws to an astonishing 120 degrees, making it one of the most unusual predators ever recorded. Officially, the last known captive thylacine died on September 7, 1936, after decades of government bounties and habitat loss. Yet reported sightings continued into the late 1980s and even the early 2000s, leaving scientists and enthusiasts wondering whether Australia's most famous extinct predator truly disappeared—or simply vanished from view.

As the US-Iran war reaches a dead end, the UAE has released several billion dollars of Iran’s frozen assets held in UAE banks, including two tonnes of gold worth $283 million, according to multiple sources in Tehran familiar with the transfers.The reports said the move was aimed at persuading Iran to spare the UAE from future attacks amid renewed hostilities between the United States and Iran.Assets Flown From Abu Dhabi To IranThe aircraft...

Mitchell Starc has added another major achievement to his already impressive career. The Australian fast bowler has become the most successful left-arm bowler in Test cricket history after moving past Sri Lanka legend Rangana Herath’s tally of 433 wickets. Starc reached the landmark during the first Test against Bangladesh at the Marrara Cricket Ground in Darwin. He dismissed Bangladesh opener Shadman Islam to take his Test wicket tally to 434....

Your daily habits might be quietly ruining your hair. From how you wash to how you style, small oversights add up. Here's what dermatologists say you're doing wrong.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day experienced a significant box office drop on its second Monday. The film's daily net collection fell below the Rs 10 crore mark for the first time. Despite this decline, the movie has amassed over Rs 423 crore net in India. It has now become the highest-grossing Hollywood film in the country. The English version leads, with regional languages also contributing to its success.

Khushi spent years living inside a jail with her father, until an IAS officer asked her one question that changed the course of her life, what did she want to become? Her answer, a desire to study in a good school, opened the door to a brighter future and showed how one opportunity can change a child’s life. (Times of India) [Khushi, IAS officer, education, children, opportunity, inspiring story, childhood] #InspiringStory #ChildEducation #IASofficer #TNYouKnowItNow #DK@

Amid the ongoing Iran war and Israel’s efforts to prevent Tehran from building nuclear weapons, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described United Kingdom as the “Islamic Republic of Britain”.Netanyahu made the remark while discussing the threat of another Islamic state acquiring nuclear weapons, drawing a comparison between Britain and Iran. “You might call Britain the ‘Islamic Republic of Britain’,” Netanyahu said.He added, “Someone said that...