As Shiv Sena turns 60 today, rival camps set for verbal joust | India News

As Shiv Sena turns 60 today, rival camps set for verbal joust MUMBAI: With ‘Operation Tiger’ now almost complete and the merger of rebel Sena UBT MPs with the deputy CM Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena said to be a formality, the rival Shiv Senas will have a showdown at the party’s foundation day events in…

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5 things children interpret as rejection even when parents do not mean it that way

Parents are human, and exhaustion makes everyone less patient. But children often experience an irritated response to a small mistake as something much larger than it is. A spilled glass, a forgotten homework sheet or a broken plate may prompt an adult to sigh, snap or scold. The child, meanwhile, may register the reaction as…

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Upsc Rank Holder Abhishek Chauhan: ‘There is only one sadness if…’: UPSC rank-holder Abhishek Chauhan, uncle of cricketer Vaibhav Suryavanshi, on family, values and success secret

‘There is only one sadness if…’: UPSC rank-holder Abhishek Chauhan, uncle of cricketer Vaibhav Suryavanshi, on family, values and success secret It seems Vaibhav Suryavanshi isn’t the only champion in the family. The under-19 cricketer’s maternal uncle, Abhishek Chauhan has also reached great heights. Abhishek cleared the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025 with an impressive…

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India-US trade talks to resume on June 1 as both sides push to finalise interim pact

Trade negotiations between India and the United States are set to gain momentum, with senior officials from both countries beginning a four-day meeting in New Delhi on Monday to work out the final details of an interim trade agreement.The US delegation will be led by chief negotiator Brendan Lynch, while India will be represented by…

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Rupee slides to new low of 96.53 vs dollar

MUMBAI: The rupee weakened to a record closing low of 96.53 against the dollar on Tuesday, marking its sixth consecutive session of decline, as sustained high crude oil prices and adverse global cues weighed on the currency. The local unit closed 18 paise lower compared to 96.35 in the previous session, after touching an intraday…

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Skipped land acquisition hearing? You can’t later claim denial of hearing, says Supreme Court

AI generated image used for representational purpose NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has upheld the acquisition of 27 hectares of land in Jaipur for a metro rail depot, ruling that landowners who fail to appear before a land acquisition officer (LAO) and then stay silent cannot later claim they were denied a hearing under the…

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Not brain drain but brain circulation: Why 70% of Indian graduates are heading abroad, but not staying there

A growing number of Indian graduates are setting their sights on foreign universities, with 70% planning to study abroad in search of better education and global exposure. Yet, the majority intend to return to India for work, highlighting a shifting mindset where overseas study is seen as a stepping stone rather than permanent migration, reshaping…

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‘Don’t think missing one game for England bothers him’: Jofra Archer backed amid criticism over IPL priority | Cricket News

Jofra Archer is reportedly unfazed by criticism in England over missing the first Test against New Zealand due to IPL commitments with Rajasthan Royals. Assistant coach Trevor Penny said Archer remains relaxed despite comments from former captains Michael Atherton and Michael Vaughan. Meanwhile, Jacob Bethell has left the IPL after suffering a finger injury. MUMBAI:…

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Claude Lemieux dead at 60: Son’s emotional viral post reveals the tragic final hours of the NHL legend | NHL News

Stanley Cup Champion Claude Lemieux Dies at 60 (Getty Images) Claude Lemieux’s sudden death at 60 has left the NHL community shaken, not only because of his stature in the game but also because of the circumstances surrounding his passing. The four-time Stanley Cup champion was reportedly found dead at a warehouse after family members…

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Mark Cuban: American billionaire Mark Cuban to students: Taking loans to pay for college is the dumbest thing you can do; instead go for … |

American billionaire and former Shark Tank investor Mark Cuban has now shared a blunt and strong message for students. Cuban has advised the students to not take massive debt to pay for college. According to a report by International Business Times (UK), speaking on the Impaulsive podcast, Cuban said, “If you can’t afford it, you…

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