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From key Supreme Court observations and major parliamentary developments to climate emergencies and global security tensions, this week’s current affairs saw several important developments. The Supreme Court refused a blanket ban on pellet guns while ordering treatment for injured student protesters, and Parliament passed the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026. India approved the Rs 84,084 crore Samudra Manthan offshore energy scheme, while France witnessed its first-ever “fire cloud” amid devastating wildfires. Washington battled massive blazes, Iran claimed it had destroyed US F-35 fighter jets, and migration surged into Spain’s Ceuta enclave. Nepal mourned mountaineering legend Nims Dai,…
Sonu Nigam has opened up about one of the toughest phases of his professional journey, revealing how his decision to speak for singers’ copyright and royalty rights affected his career. The iconic playback singer said that he never thought that speaking up for a bigger cause would cost him work from leading music labels. For Sonu, the struggle, despite the setbacks, was worth it as it helped bring positive changes to the Indian music industry. Now his candid remarks have sparked fresh debate among music fans and industry insiders.Sonu Nigam reveals how his fight for royalties affected his careerSpeaking on…
Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 11 Live: Saturday proved to be India’s defining day at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow as the contingent produced one of its finest all-round performances in the history of the event. A record-breaking display by the boxing team, historic success in judo, milestone achievements in para sports and multiple medals in athletics propelled India to fourth place in the overall medal standings with 13 gold, 17 silver and 9 bronze medals. The biggest contribution came from the boxing ring, where India recorded its greatest-ever Commonwealth Games campaign by winning seven gold and three silver medals…
Nepal-born British mountaineer Nirmal Purja. (AP photo) King Charles III and Prince William have paid heartfelt tributes to celebrated Nepal-born British mountaineer Nirmal Purja after he was killed in a devastating avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak, praising his military service, extraordinary climbing achievements and lasting legacy in the world of mountaineering.Purja, widely known as “Nims Dai”, was leading an expedition on Broad Peak when an avalanche struck, killing him and several members of his team. Rescue teams continue to search for two climbers who remain missing amid severe weather and hazardous conditions.King Charles remembers decorated soldier turned mountaineerIn a message…
We all have been through the moments when our stomachs are full, but a craving for dessert remains to top it all off and make the meal feel complete.A slice of cake or a square of chocolate is somehow still calling your name, and the strict “no sugar” rules rarely survive that moment; more often than not, they tend to snap, leading to guilt or a full-blown eating session.This is when a secret rule enters, one that calls for ‘three bites and done’First among wellness influencers and now among ordinary dessert lovers trying to find a middle ground between ‘deprivation…
CAT 2026 registration begins tomorrow The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) will begin the registration process for the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2026 tomorrow, August 3, at 10 am. Eligible candidates will be able to submit their application forms through the official CAT website until 5 pm on September 15, 2026. CAT is a national-level entrance examination for admission to the 21 Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and several other leading business schools across the country. The official notification for CAT 2026 has already been released on the official website. CAT 2026: Important dates Here’s a look at the key…
Taylor Swift and Blake Lively broke their decade-old friendship. (Image credits: Instagram) Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni witnessed one of Hollywood’s vilest lawsuits, dragging many personalities through legal mud. After the intense rupture on the sets of ‘It Ends with Us,’ the back-and-forth of allegations continued for over a year. Of all the things lost in the battle, the actresses reportedly lost a decade-old friendship with beloved singer Taylor Swift. The reports suggest that the bond became a collateral and tangible loss because of the ‘support statement’ that came with a string of leaked text blackmail. Here’s a closer look…
Former India goalkeeper PR Sreejesh Former India goalkeeper P R Sreejesh has urged the Indian men’s hockey team to put the jersey controversy behind them and concentrate on ending the country’s 50-year wait for a World Cup medal. The two-time Olympic bronze medallist said changing jersey colours is not new, pointing out that India had also worn different kits during the 2014 and 2018 World Cups.’Why is there so much discussion this time?’Sreejesh said he was surprised by the debate surrounding India’s new saffron jersey.”To be honest, I didn’t initially understand what the issue was because the jersey colour had…
Caulerpa taxifolia, commonly known as “killer algae,” originates from the tropical waters of the Caribbean Some of the biggest ecological disasters start in the least likely places. Here it may have started with a home aquarium. An online report by the Centre for Invasive Species Research states that an ornamental seaweed, Caulerpa taxifolia, escaped into the coastal waters of Southern California in 2000, likely after an aquarium owner illegally dumped marine plants into a stormwater system. What seemed to be an isolated incident quickly became an environmental emergency and a six-year eradication campaign costing over US$7 million. This is one…
5 traits that make someone a better and reliable friend Some people just seem to be good at friendship: the ones everyone wants around, the ones whose relationships seem to last decades without much visible effort. It’s tempting to write this off as personality or luck, but being a good friend isn’t really a fixed trait; it’s a set of specific, learnable habits that show up consistently over time. Given how strongly social connection is tied to long-term health and well-being, understanding what these habits actually are matters well beyond just being liked. Here are five worth building deliberately.Showing up…