Recently, four labour codes have been introduced, applicable to both the organised and unorganised sectors, ensuring minimum wages, mandatory appointment letters, increased participation of women, and improved compliance to safeguard workers’ welfare across all sectors.
by Isha Mittal
The White House shooting has left the US tense as new details slowly surface. Officials remain quiet about the investigation, and the actions of the Afghan suspect are still not fully known, adding to the growing concern around the attack near the White House.
by Saumya Tripathi
From turkey tables to temple feasts, November’s Thanksgiving joins Pongal, Onam, Chuseok and Lohri in a global chorus of harvest, kinship and thanks.
by Heena Ratanpal
A deadly fire in Hong Kong's housing complex killed at least 128, with 279 unaccounted for. Eight arrests were made over the renovation's role. Rescue efforts continue amid high temperatures and obstacles.
by Tanuj Samaddar
Aston Martin has appointed Adrian Newey as Team Principal ahead of the 2026 season. He will oversee technical operations, while Andy Cowell shifts to Chief Strategy Officer. With Honda engines arriving, the restructure signals Aston Martin’s intent to rise from a tough 2025 campaign.
by Kartikey Chopra
India clinched the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup 2025, defeating Chinese Taipei 35-28 to secure back-to-back titles. Unbeaten throughout, India also beat Iran 33-21 in the semis. Sanju Devi starred with 16 raid points, earning nationwide praise, including recognition from PM Narendra Modi.
by Samyak Shukla
Scarlett Johansson will star in Mike Flanagan’s new Exorcist movie, signaling a major franchise reset after the last film underperformed.
by Heena Ratanpal
ndian cricket pitches are globally known for their spin, slow turn and dramatic fourth-day behaviour. This article compares India’s pitch conditions with those in England, New Zealand and Australia, revealing how climate, soil and cricketing culture shape distinct playing styles across nations.
by Kartikey Chopra
Recently, four labour codes have been introduced, applicable to both the organised and unorganised sectors, ensuring minimum wages, mandatory appointment letters, increased participation of women, and improved compliance to safeguard workers’ welfare across all sectors.
by Isha Mittal
Recently, four labour codes have been introduced, applicable to both the organised and unorganised sectors, ensuring minimum wages, mandatory appointment letters, increased participation of women, and improved compliance to safeguard workers’ welfare across all sectors.
The White House shooting has left the US tense as new details slowly surface. Officials remain quiet about the investigation, and the actions of the Afghan suspect are still not fully known, adding to the growing concern around the attack near the White House.
From turkey tables to temple feasts, November’s Thanksgiving joins Pongal, Onam, Chuseok and Lohri in a global chorus of harvest, kinship and thanks.
ndian cricket pitches are globally known for their spin, slow turn and dramatic fourth-day behaviour. This article compares India’s pitch conditions with those in England, New Zealand and Australia, revealing how climate, soil and cricketing culture shape distinct playing styles across nations.
The Bodi tribe of Ethiopia, through the celebration of the Ka’el festival, challenges conventional views on weight gain by honouring heavier men who have to drink cattle's milk mixed with blood, whom women traditionally find more attractive.
Raulane is a 5,000-year-old winter ritual from Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh, where masked male dancers symbolically marry to embody Sauni fairies believed to protect villagers through harsh winters, blending myth, prayer, and meditative dance into living cultural heritage.
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The 2025 Bihar elections reshaped the state’s political landscape as the NDA secured a dominant 202 seats, driven by BJP’s strong 89-seat win. With Nitish Kumar positioned to return as CM, governance, employment, and development remain the key public expectations.
Recently, four labour codes have been introduced, applicable to both the organised and unorganised sectors, ensuring minimum wages, mandatory appointment letters, increased participation of women, and improved compliance to safeguard workers’ welfare across all sectors.
by Isha Mittal
The White House shooting has left the US tense as new details slowly surface. Officials remain quiet about the investigation, and the actions of the Afghan suspect are still not fully known, adding to the growing concern around the attack near the White House.
by Saumya Tripathi
From turkey tables to temple feasts, November’s Thanksgiving joins Pongal, Onam, Chuseok and Lohri in a global chorus of harvest, kinship and thanks.
by Heena Ratanpal
A deadly fire in Hong Kong's housing complex killed at least 128, with 279 unaccounted for. Eight arrests were made over the renovation's role. Rescue efforts continue amid high temperatures and obstacles.
by Tanuj Samaddar
Aston Martin has appointed Adrian Newey as Team Principal ahead of the 2026 season. He will oversee technical operations, while Andy Cowell shifts to Chief Strategy Officer. With Honda engines arriving, the restructure signals Aston Martin’s intent to rise from a tough 2025 campaign.
by Kartikey Chopra
India clinched the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup 2025, defeating Chinese Taipei 35-28 to secure back-to-back titles. Unbeaten throughout, India also beat Iran 33-21 in the semis. Sanju Devi starred with 16 raid points, earning nationwide praise, including recognition from PM Narendra Modi.
by Samyak Shukla
Scarlett Johansson will star in Mike Flanagan’s new Exorcist movie, signaling a major franchise reset after the last film underperformed.
by Heena Ratanpal
ndian cricket pitches are globally known for their spin, slow turn and dramatic fourth-day behaviour. This article compares India’s pitch conditions with those in England, New Zealand and Australia, revealing how climate, soil and cricketing culture shape distinct playing styles across nations.
by Kartikey Chopra