Jharkhand Student Protests: ED launches probe into Jharkhand recruitment exams amid student protests | India News

ED launches probe into Jharkhand exam irregularities NEW DELHI: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has launched a probe into irregularities in several recruitment exams in Jharkhand, including the JSSC-CGL exam, as news agency PTI quoted officials saying on Monday.The agency has taken note of an FIR filed by the state police CID and other complaints and…

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In 2013, honeybees were trained to find land mines left behind by the Balkan wars, turning their extraordinary sense of smell into an unlikely detection tool |

Croatia was still dealing with the hidden legacy of the Balkan wars when scientists began looking to an unlikely ally: honeybees. Years after mines had been buried across fields, forests and rural land, uncertainty over their locations continued to complicate farming, development and everyday life. Traditional mine-clearance teams faced the difficult task of finding explosives…

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Guru Randhawa breaks silence on ‘Fine Shyt’ backlash, calls it a ‘silly little slang’: ‘Guilty as charged of making songs that repeat in your head’ |

Guru Randhawa breaks silence on ‘Fine Shyt’ backlash, calls it a ‘silly little slang’: ‘Guilty as charged of making songs that repeat in your head’ Guru Randhawa has finally addressed the online backlash surrounding his latest song ‘Fine Shyt’, which has faced criticism and trolling over its music video and portrayal of women. Rather than…

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Cm Vijay: ‘Our mother tongue is as pure as our mother’: Vijay moves Tamil anthem resolution; DMK, AIADMK back it | India News

Tamil Thai Vazhthu is an invocation to Mother Tamil from Manonmaniam, a play written by Manonmaniam Sundaranar in 1891. (Photo: PTI) NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay on Monday moved a government resolution in the assembly making the rendition of Tamil Thai Vazhthu, the state song, mandatory at the beginning of official…

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Over 1 million evacuated as Typhoon Dolphin hits eastern China; 1,400 Shanghai flights cancelled

China issues red alert as Typhoon Dolphin approaches. (Photo: ANI) More than a million people were evacuated across eastern China, including Shanghai, after Typhoon Dolphin made landfall on Sunday, bringing transport services across the region to a halt and raising fears of flooding and landslides.Dolphin first struck Yuhuan in Zhejiang province at 5.30pm local time,…

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AR Rahman’s son AR Ameen meets with car accident in Chennai near Olympia Tech Park, taken to hospital with minor injuries; traffic police begin probe | Tamil Movie News

A.R. Rahman’s son and playback singer A.R. Ameen was involved in a car accident in Chennai’s Guindy area during the early hours of Monday, August 10. Ameen and his friend sustained minor injuries after their car collided with a cab near the Olympia Tech Park signal and were subsequently taken to hospital for treatment. Both…

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Vastu for Bedroom: Is your sleeping direction causing silent health issues and disturbed mind? Why NEVER sleep with your head in this direction

According to Vastu Shastra, the direction your head faces while sleeping significantly influences your sleep quality and mental equilibrium. Experts typically recommend against placing your head to the north, suggesting instead that sleeping with your head directed south or east can enhance stability and mental clarity. Additional Vastu recommendations include maintaining a clutter-free environment and…

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Sharad Pawar’s MPs to meet PM Modi; Congress asks them to delink women’s quota, delimitation | India News

NCP(SP) to meet PM Modi, delegation to raise issues affecting Maharashtra,. NEW DELHI: A delegation of eight MPs from Sharad Pawar-led NCP (SP) is scheduled to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday during the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament.Ahead of the meeting, the Congress has urged its alliance partner to convey the INDIA bloc’s…

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More than 20 US warships deployed against Iran in Hormuz; 55 vessels redirected

More than 20 US warships are currently deployed to the Middle East for military missions, including the naval blockade against Iran, according to CENTCOM. US Central Command (Centcom) said on Monday that its forces had redirected 55 commercial vessels, disabled two and boarded two others while enforcing Washington’s naval blockade against Iran. More than 20…

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