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Shubman Gill; and protestors in Delhi. (ANI/PTI Photos) NEW DELHI: India Test and ODI captain Shubman Gill has spoken out amid the ongoing student protests over repeated exam paper leaks, urging compassion, mutual respect and a renewed focus on safeguarding the interests of students.In a message shared on his Instagram story on Thursday, Gill stressed that India’s youth deserve every opportunity to pursue their dreams and help build the country’s future. Without referring to any specific protest or political issue, the 26-year-old underlined the importance of education and expressed support for those raising their voices peacefully. “As a young Indian,…

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Deepest man-made lakes in the United States were not created by nature but by engineering on an enormous scale. Before these reservoirs existed, many were steep river valleys and rugged canyons carved over thousands of years. During the 20th century, massive dams blocked flowing rivers, allowing water to fill these landscapes and form deep reservoirs that now provide drinking water, generate hydroelectric power and help control flooding. Their depth is not fixed, however. Water levels rise and fall with changing weather, drought and demand, meaning the deepest point is reached only when the reservoirs are full. Measuring them at maximum…

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What happens if an airplane runs out of fuel in the sky What’s your biggest flying fear? Turbulence? Emergency landing? Yes, these situations can be extremely scary but ever thought what will happen if your airplane runs out of fuel in the sky? Imagine flying at 35,000 feet and fuel runs out, it is one of the biggest fears many airline passengers have. And a common question arises: What actually happens if an airplane runs out of fuel mid-air? Does it simply drop down from the sky?The answer is No. The plane just doesn’t drop down from the sky. Modern…

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The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has released the recruitment notification for 389 Manager and Junior Executive posts in different disciplines. The online application process will begin on August 8, and eligible candidates can apply through the official website, aai.aero, till September 7, 2026.The recruitment drive includes vacancies for Manager posts in civil engineering, electrical engineering, finance, information technology, architecture, law, fire services, operations, commercial, corporate planning and management services, and corporate communications. Junior Executive posts are available in finance, law, operations, and survey and cartography.AAI recruitment 2026: VacanciesAAI has announced a total of 389 vacancies, including 260 Manager posts…

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Picture Credit: Instagram Vijay’s last film ‘Jana Nayagan’, as he focuses on his political career, has finally seen the day when it gets released in the theatres. Vijay, who now also serves as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, possesses a huge fan following, and the hype regarding watching Vijay one last time on the big screens is bound to be there. Let’s take a look at how this mega event is being celebrated.‘Jana Nayagan’ was initially set to hit the big screen in January; however, it was delayed due to an issue with the CBFC over the film’s certificate. Now, after…

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Ashok Sharma getting his India cap from Sunil Joshi. (Pic credit: BCCI) NEW DELHI: India fast bowler Ashok Sharma described his international debut as a “dream come true” after receiving his maiden India cap ahead of the opening T20I against Zimbabwe in Harare on Thursday, dedicating the emotional milestone to his elder brother whose sacrifice helped shape his cricketing journey.The 24-year-old Rajasthan pacer was handed his India cap by bowling coach Sunil Joshi before the toss, capping a remarkable rise from domestic cricket to the international stage. Although Ashok finished with figures of 0/29 in four overs, India secured a…

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Bangladesh is preparing for one of its most ambitious green initiatives yet: a nationwide plan to plant 250 million trees over the next five years. The program is designed to increase the country’s green cover, deliver on a key election promise, and support long-term climate and biodiversity goals. But as conservationists point out, planting such a vast number of trees is not just about quantity. If the wrong species are chosen or planted in the wrong places, the effort could quietly damage entire ecosystems instead of healing them.At the heart of the initiative is a coordinated government push. State minister…

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The biggest difference between a regular mirror and a magnifying mirror is the level of detail it shows. Walk into a hotel bathroom, and you will often find a familiar setup: a large mirror above the sink and, beside it, a smaller circular mirror attached to an adjustable arm.For many guests, it is just another bathroom accessory. Some use it, some ignore it, and some wonder why hotels bother adding a second mirror at all.But that small mirror has become a standard feature in many hotels for a mix of practical reasons, from personal grooming to accessibility and guest comfort.It…

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Maharashtra has introduced major reforms to undergraduate medical and dental admissions by discontinuing institutional rounds in private colleges and shifting all admissions to the centralised CAP counselling process. The state has also imposed a two-year admission ban on candidates who fail to join seats allotted in the final round, aiming to curb seat blocking and improve transparency. The Maharashtra government has introduced sweeping changes to the undergraduate medical and dental admission process, bringing an end to institutional rounds in private colleges and making the Common Admission Process (CAP) the only route for admissions.The move is aimed at making admissions more…

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Actor Imran Khan joined a protest in Mumbai on Wednesday to stand in solidarity with students demonstrating over the alleged NEET paper leak and other examination-related irregularities. His participation came a day after he strongly criticised the reported police action against protesters during the ‘Chalo Sansad’ march in Delhi.During the Mumbai protest, Imran was asked how he would respond to actors who choose to stay away from political discussions, arguing that art and politics should remain separate. The question was posed by an aspiring actor attending the march.Responding firmly, Imran rejected the idea that an artist can detach their work…

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