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‘Overqualified Housewives’ get a second lease of life
CHENNAI: Little did 30-year-old Sankara know that her educational qualification would become shrouded and further take a back seat after she gave birth to a boy in 2021, which eventually pushed her into taking on the role of a homemaker, a…
The Renaissance Man of India
Swami Dayanand was born on February 12, 1824, as Moolshankar Tiwari in an orthodox Brahmin family in Kathiawad, Gujarat.
Sky is Not the Limit : Hot air balloon
With hot air balloons and helicopter rides, history beckons travellers to explore an ancient region deep in the heart of Saudi Arabia
Railways to relocate 11 km stretch running via Palamu tiger reserve
According to PTR officials, a survey has already been started by a joint team of PTR and Railway officials.
Asia heatwaves made 30 times more likely by climate change: Study
Parts of India saw temperatures above 44 degrees Celsius (111 Fahrenheit) in mid-April, with at least 11 deaths near Mumbai attributed to heat stroke on a single day. I
When the night comes alive: Amboli
A little gem in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, the Amboli forest is a hotspot that attracts researchers, wildlife photographers, and nature enthusiasts by droves. The forest comes to life with a large variety of nocturnal creatures…
Delhi High Court to hear Jesus and Mary College plea on minority quota on May 24
It was a minority educational institution and its right to select students for admission and administer educational institution under the Constitution.
Dust winds sweep Delhi, PM10 pollution levels go off the charts
Data showed PM10 levels soaring to 3,826 micrograms per cubic metre at Jahangirpuri. PM10 levels up to 100 micrograms per cubic metre (for a 24-hour period) are considered safe.
Girls outshine boys in ICSE, ISC examinations
In Class X, 9 students share top rank with 99.80% marks, while 5 share the first rank with 99.75% score in Class XII
Astronomers puzzled by ‘largest’ ever cosmic explosion
The explosion, called AT2021lwx, is not the brightest flash ever observed in the universe. That record is still held by a gamma-ray burst in October that was nicknamed BOAT.
CBSE results: Delhi does it again, performs better than the national average
Similarly in Class X results, Delhi government schools secured an impressive 85.84% result, 4.57% higher than the previous year.
Five more cheetahs to be released into open jungles of Kuno National Park by end of May
The Kuno National Park has already lost three cheetahs including two females in less than 45 days.
5 more cheetahs are to be released into free-ranging conditions in MP’s Kuno before monsoon
Union Environment Ministry said the decision was taken after a team of experts reviewed the current status of "Project Cheetah" on the directions of the National Tiger Conservation Authority
Weather stays pleasant as light rain, dust storm lash parts of Delhi
Delhi has been experiencing cloudy weather and sporadic rainfall for the last 15 days, a rarity during this time of the year.
New cyber fraud alert: WhatsApp users get International spam calls
These calls, both audio and video, often originate from countries like Malaysia, Kenya, and Vietnam, as indicated by the ISD codes given.
Several WhatsApp users have reported receiving audio and video calls from unknown international…
Uttrakhand’s ancient Tungnath temple to be declared a national monument
DEHRADUN: Tungnath temple, the third of the five Panchkedars of Uttarakhand, will be declared a national monument.
Priests of Badri Kedar Temple Committee have welcomed the government's decision.
"The central government issued a…
NEET-UG postponed in violence-hit Manipur, fresh date to be announced soon
Earlier in the day, Union Minister of State for Education Rajkumar Ranjan Singh wrote to the NTA to take into account the current situation in Manipur and postpone the exam.
Lake placid: A hidden gem in Rajasthan
Guests can take part in ecotourism activities like farming with the locals and indulge in the beauty of a hilltop sunset.
Aim high with AI: Automate tedious tasks, improve productivity
These tools for your business can automate tedious tasks and improve productivity in no time
Delhi School of Economics marks 75th year
DSE alumnus and Principal Secretary to Prime Minister, Dr PK Mishra and Vice-Chairman of NITI Aayog Suman Berry were the chief guests on the occasion.