‘Be good. Be kind. Help others’: Group captain Shubhanshu Shukla’s answer to a class 8 student is the life lesson every child needs

During a special segment on CNN-News18, Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, India’s trailblazing astronaut who flew to the International Space Station on the Axiom-4 mission, sat down to answer questions from young students across the country. Most questions were about rockets, science, and the mechanics of space travel. And then a Class 8 student named Vedansh…

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Libra Daily Nadi Horoscope (20th August 2026): Saturn’s Return To Revati Can Also Bring Back An Unfinished Task

As the Moon travels through Scorpio, financial worries take on a personal tone, urging you to dig deep. Jupiter’s positioning provides clarity and practical answers to assist in overcoming these hurdles. Those under the Libra sign may find their household spending surging, which could cause budgetary strain. It’s wise to focus on slow, sustainable improvements…

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Russia Fuel Imports: Russia turns to Asia for refined fuel, set to receive nearly 270,000 tonnes in August

File photo: Moscow pumps face queues amid fuel shortages (Picture credit: Reuters) Russia is importing nearly 270,000 metric tonnes of refined fuel from Asia this month, using ship-to-ship transfers to bring in supplies as repeated Ukrainian attacks on its oil refineries reduce domestic fuel production, according to preliminary shipping data and trade sources cited by…

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Watch: English singer Laura Wright performs Pakistan’s national anthem ahead of 1st Test against England | Cricket News

English singer Laura Wright performs Pakistan’s national anthem (Screengrabs) English singer Laura Wright performed Pakistan’s national anthem before the first Test between England and Pakistan at Headingley on Wednesday, where Joe Root’s return as England captain began with a strong start for the hosts.England won the toss and elected to bowl first in overcast conditions,…

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Mumbai University makes APAAR ID mandatory for 2026-27 exams; students may need it to download hall tickets

The University of Mumbai (MU) has made the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) ID mandatory for students appearing in examinations during the 2026-27 academic year. Under the university’s latest examination-related instructions, students will have to enter their APAAR ID details through the designated login window to download their hall tickets.The requirement means students who…

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Chiranjeevi’s ‘Mega158’ first half edit locked after 40-day shoot; Bobby Kolli directorial to feature big action block | Telugu Movie News

Chiranjeevi’s upcoming collaboration with director Bobby Kolli is steadily taking shape, with production moving into an important stage. Tentatively titled ‘Mega158,’ the film has already completed around 40 days of shooting, according to industry sources. The team is reportedly happy with the footage captured so far, with the first half of the film locked in…

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Cancer Daily Nadi Horoscope (20th August 2026): Don’t Make A Romantic Decision While You’re Insecure

With the Scorpio Moon enhancing emotional experiences, Jupiter encourages wise decision-making. This is a day for reflection; past travel dreams or belief systems may resurface, demanding careful thought. It’s important to nurture your children and tend to personal projects with kindness. Steer clear of rushing into romantic commitments while feeling uncertain, and focus on completing…

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Trump tariffs fail to dent India’s export dependence on US; share stays near 20%

US exports from India stood at $87.31 billion in 2025-26, up from $86.51 billion in 2024-25. India’s dependence on the US as its biggest export market has remained largely unchanged despite President Donald Trump’s tariff measures and New Delhi’s efforts to diversify trade, according to an analysis of commerce ministry data.The US accounted for around…

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Homeless but not broken: Displaced by war, Yevheniia Kantemyr and Polina Buhrova keep Ukraine’s flag flying high | Badminton News

Ukraine’s Yevheniia Kantemyr and Polina Buhrova (Instagram | Polina Buhrova) NEW DELHI: Yevheniia Kantemyr was 16 and nursing a knee injury when Russian bombs rained down on her native city of Kharkiv in Ukraine. As the situation went from bad to worse, many in this city of 1.42 million inhabitants were forced to flee, including…

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