UK vlogger visits Chandigarh, says city feels ‘miles different’ from major Indian cities |

UK vlogger visits Chandigarh, says city feels ‘miles different’ from major Indian cities A UK travel vlogger’s reaction to Chandigarh has sparked a conversation online after he shared what surprised him most about the city. Having travelled through several major Indian cities, Jack Heaton said his experience in Chandigarh felt noticeably different.Rather than focusing on…

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‘My grandfather was a farmer, my father a soldier’: Dhruv Jurel on viral ‘Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan’ celebration | Cricket News

Dhruv Jurel’s second Test century was as much about his roots as it was about his growing confidence with the bat.After completing a composed unbeaten 115 against Sri Lanka on a rain-hit second day, the India wicketkeeper-batter unveiled a tattoo on his left bicep carrying the words ‘Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan’, a tribute to his…

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10 baby names inspired by rivers from around the world and their beautiful meanings

Rivers have long symbolised life, renewal, strength and continuity across cultures. Many of the world’s most famous rivers have also inspired timeless baby names that carry deep historical, spiritual and cultural significance. From India’s sacred rivers to iconic waterways in Europe and Africa, these names are meaningful, elegant and connected to nature. Here are 10…

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‘Don’t chase the dream blindly’: Indian man in Paris offers a reality check on life abroad

An Indian professional based in Paris has offered a candid perspective on relocating overseas, urging aspiring migrants to weigh both the opportunities and the challenges. The dream of settling abroad often starts with a rosy picture of a high salary, better work-life balance, and a picture-perfect life on social media. The promise of earning in…

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‘I was India’s 12th man for two years’: Ajinkya Rahane reveals toughest phase of his career | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Former India batter Ajinkya Rahane has spoken about the difficult wait before making his Test debut, revealing that he spent two years travelling with the team as the 12th man. Rahane made his international debut in limited-overs cricket in 2011 but had to wait for 20 Test matches before finally getting his first…

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BPSC TRE-4.0 2026: Recruitment announced for 32,388 Bihar teacher posts, applications from September 1

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has announced the fourth phase of its School Teacher Recruitment Examination, TRE-4.0. Through Advertisement No. 14/2026, the Commission has invited applications from eligible Indian citizens for 32,388 vacant teacher posts under the Bihar Education Department.Candidates who meet the prescribed eligibility requirements will be able to apply through the official…

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Flavoured rum, whisky? FSSAI tightens rules for alcohol labels

FSSAI cracks down on liquor brands over flavouring and misleading claims NEW DELHI: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has initiated enforcement action against several alcoholic beverage manufacturers, including makers of Old Monk, McDowell’s, Bagpiper, Antiquity Blue, Royal Challenge over the alleged use of non-permitted flavouring practices and misleading age-related claims, saying…

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Adi Shankaracharya: Quote of the day by Adi Shankaracharya: “Very readily one indulges in carnal pleasures; later on, alas, come diseases of the body. Even though in the world the ultimate end is death, even then man leaves not his sinful behaviour.”; What does the philosopher and saint advise on not chasing instant results but working through life to achieve them

Quote of the day by Adi Shankaracharya (Photo via Canva) The digital world today has made us habitual of instant gratification, be it ordering food with one click on an app or asking for a house help; all these things take just minutes to fulfill.Although these facilities may provide instant fulfillment, many of us have…

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