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UPTAC round 3 seat allotment 2026 result Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) has announced the Uttar Pradesh Technical Admission Counselling (UPTAC) round 3 seat allotment result 2026. Candidates who participated in the counselling process for Bachelor of Technology (BTech) admissions through the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) can now check their allotment status by visiting the official website, uptac.samarth.edu.in.To access the result, candidates need to log in using their registration number or email ID and password. After downloading the allotment letter, candidates must select one of the available options — Freeze, Float, or Withdraw — based on their admission…

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Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’ has taken the internet by storm, earning praise for its visuals, VFX and grand scale. The trailer has dominated social media trends since its release, with fans hailing it as one of the biggest cinematic events in Indian cinema. However, despite its phenomenal response, the epic has fallen short of one notable benchmark set by Om Raut’s ‘Adipurush’.’Ramayana’ fails to beat ‘Adipurush’ record According to online tracking data, ‘Ramayana’ has reportedly failed to surpass Adipurush’s record for the most-viewed Indian film trailer on YouTube within the first 24 hours. The ‘Ramayana’ trailer, which was released simultaneously on…

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India’s Tejaswin Shankar competes in the men’s decathlon 110m hurdles at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, Friday, July 31, 2026. (AP Photo) Tejaswin Shankar became the first Indian to win a Commonwealth Games medal in the men’s decathlon after battling a long-standing knee injury to claim bronze in Glasgow on Friday.The national record holder finished with a total of 7,976 points in the 10-event competition, which is held over two days. He competed despite dealing with chronic patellar tendinitis, also known as jumper’s knee, an injury that had forced him to withdraw from the men’s high jump event earlier…

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Why did Joe accuse Twitch streamer Yugi of ‘lying’ about his Valorant rank? Viral clip explained (Image via Getty) Twitch streamer Yugi is facing criticism after a clip from a recent 1v1 gaming bet with fellow streamer Joe sparked debate online. The clip was shared on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit by a Reddit user. In the video, Joe accused Yugi of lying about his Valorant rank before their match. According to Joe, Yugi had told him he had only reached Silver rank, even though he had allegedly peaked at Immortal. The exchange quickly became one of the main talking points in…

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For most of us, a loaf of bread isn’t complete without its golden-brown crust. That crisp outer layer is often seen as a sign of perfect baking, adding both flavour and texture. But in Japan, there’s a unique variety of bread that breaks this rule entirely. Known as white crust bread or mukashi pan in some bakeries, this soft loaf emerges from the oven with a pale, almost snow-white exterior, leaving many first-time visitors wondering how it is even possible. The answer lies not in unusual ingredients but in an ingenious baking technique. Scroll down to read more…It’s baked differentlyThe…

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Only 9% of employers say fresh graduates are job-ready on Day 1, while 68% of students believe they are. India’s shift towards skills-first hiring remains incomplete, with only 21% of companies saying they have fully moved away from using academic scores during campus recruitment, according to a new report by Careernet’s AI-powered recruitment platform HirePro. The study also highlights a widening disconnect between students’ perception of workplace readiness and employers’ expectations, suggesting that graduates and recruiters continue to operate with different definitions of employability.The report, The State of College Hiring in India 2026, surveyed more than 10,000 students, over 80…

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Bollywood’s iconic bromance was back in the spotlight as Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt melted hearts online with their emotional reunion.Salman took to his social media handle to share an emotional moment with longtime friend and fellow Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt. Posting a heartwarming photo of the two locked in a tight embrace, the superstar added a personal touch with a note that saw him getting poetic as he expressed his love for his friend.In the photo, Salman, a tee and jeans with a cap covering his new hairdo, was seen locked in an embrace with Sanjay, seen in a…

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Modi celebrates Harsh Singh and Asmita Dey’s historic double gold as India reaches 19 medals in Glasgow/ Image: PTI Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Harsh Singh and Asmita Dey after the Indian judokas secured gold medals at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, describing it as a “historic day” for Indian judo.The two victories marked India’s first-ever double gold in judo at a single Commonwealth Games and took the country’s gold medal tally to five. India has now won 19 medals overall in Glasgow, comprising five gold, nine silver and five bronze.Harsh triumphed in the men’s 60kg category, while Asmita…

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Masashi Kishimoto is a Japanese manga artist best known for creating the globally acclaimed manga and anime series Naruto In 1997, a young Japanese artist spent long nights in a small studio working on a story about a lonely boy who carried a powerful monster inside him. At the time, the idea went against what most manga publishers wanted. Main characters were expected to be easy to like, not social outcasts with painful pasts. Some people believed the story was too dark to succeed in a popular magazine.That artist was Masashi Kishimoto. Two years later, Naruto began serialization in Weekly…

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Not every place needs to be modern or impressive to stay with us. Think of a quiet village lined with stone cottages, a secondhand bookshop hidden along a narrow lane, or a family-run cafe that has barely changed in decades; these often linger in the memory far longer than any glass-fronted new building ever could. What draws people in isn’t scale or polish; it’s the simplicity, the history, the sense that a place has a personality of its own. This is exactly what the word quaint captures: that old-world charm found in certain places, objects and customs. It points to…

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