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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has opened recruitment for Scientist, Engineer ‘SC’ positions in Electronics, Mechanical, and Computer Science. The recruitment drive offers 176 vacancies across various ISRO Centres and the Physical Research Laboratory (PRL).Eligible engineering graduates can submit their applications through the official recruitment portal until September 16, 2026, by 11:55 pm. Candidates should carefully check the eligibility conditions and application requirements before submitting the form, as applications through any other mode will not be accepted.ISRO Scientist, Engineer recruitment 2026: Vacancy detailsThe 176 posts have been distributed across three engineering disciplines. Electronics has the highest number of vacancies,…

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Quote of the day by Jennifer Lopez: ‘I think the best partner you can have is someone who makes you want to be the best form of yourself,’ life lesson on relationships, explaining how the right partner can make you shine the brightest by the American singer popular for her power-packed performances Jennifer Lopez speaks from experience when she opened up about how love should be. Rather than being with someone who does not help you grow, she opened up about how having someone who understands you and roots for you is far more important in the long run. The…

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The family is both a couple’s pillar of support and potential interference when they become too involved with the relationship. Decisions on where to live, how to raise children, how to spend money, and even how to treat each other can begin to be dictated by the couple’s parents or in-laws. As reported in Everyday Health,Brooklyn, New York–based therapist David Tzall, PsyD says, “When a third party becomes too involved in a couple’s decision-making process, it can lead to conflicts and decisions that may not align with the couple’s own values and priorities.” Source link

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Pakistan’s Azan Awais ducks a bouncer (AP Photo) Pakistan’s struggles in England have deepened after their batting collapsed for 110 in the first innings of the Lord’s Test, prompting a brutal assessment from former England captain Michael Vaughan.Pakistan arrived at Lord’s hoping for a response after being beaten by an innings and 53 runs in the opening Test. The return of regular captain Babar Azam had also provided some optimism, but his comeback did little to change the visitors’ fortunes.Babar managed only eight runs, while Abdullah Shafique (5), Shan Masood (1) and Mohammad Rizwan (7) all fell cheaply. Opener Azan…

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Representative Image (AI-generated) For much of the past century, scientists have steadily expanded the catalogue of life on Earth, adding species that were previously unknown to science and refining the ranges of those already documented. But what happens when those discoveries are added back into the maps scientists use to understand global biodiversity? A new study published in Ecology Letters examined how a century of taxonomic discoveries changed estimates of where terrestrial vertebrate diversity is concentrated. The results show that global diversity patterns remained relatively stable for some groups but changed substantially for others, particularly reptiles and amphibians.Looking back a…

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FMGE 2026: Foreign medical graduates end protest after NBEMS agrees to exam reforms and additional October test. (ANI Photo) The protest by foreign medical graduates (FMGs) over the June 2026 Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) has been called off after the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) agreed to a series of changes, including a more balanced question paper, an additional examination this year, and greater transparency in the evaluation process.The decisions were taken during a meeting between NBEMS officials and representatives of the All India Medical Students Association–Foreign Medical Students Wing (AIMSA-FMSW) on August 27. According to…

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Picture Credit: YouTube screengrab The long wait is over for Nagarjuna’s 100th film. On the actor’s 67th birthday, the makers officially unveiled both the title and the first glimpse of the project, previously known only by its tentative name, ‘King100’ which, as it turns out, is also its official title. Directed by Tamil filmmaker Ra Karthik, the film marks a significant milestone in Nagarjuna’s career.Inside the ‘King100’ teaserThe one-minute-twenty-second teaser opens with Nagarjuna behind the wheel of a stylish car, exuding effortless charisma as he whistles his way through the frame. From there, the visuals shift to symbols of power…

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Anamta came into contact with an 11,000-volt high-tension power line while playing. Every Raksha Bandhan, 17-year-old Anamta Ahmad makes the journey from Mumbai to Valsad for a brother she found in the most unexpected way. On Thursday, she travelled to Gujarat to tie a rakhi to 16-year-old Shivam Mistry, whose nine-year-old sister Riya donated the hand that gave Anamta a chance to rebuild her life.For Anamta, it is no longer just a Raksha Bandhan ritual. Riya’s family has become her family. “Do you know why I am here? And why do these people love me so much? Actually, my relationship…

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NEW DELHI: Rumesh Tharanga Pathirage’s sensational season has entered another gear, and for India’s Olympic and world champion Neeraj Chopra, the road to the Diamond League Final and Asian Games now comes with an unmistakable warning.The Sri Lankan javelin star produced a breathtaking 92.07m in Zurich on Thursday to underline why he has become the man to beat this season. It was his second throw beyond 92m in 2026, following his world-leading 92.62m national record in Rome in June.The Zurich effort also pushed Pathirage into rare company. He is only the fourth javelin thrower in history to cross the 92m…

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On August 26 at 11:30, roughly 75 people gathered at Cooke Park for the official ribbon-cutting, capping a years-long transformation of the former Cooke Elementary School property into a fully accessible neighbourhood park. The ceremony, conducted by the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce, took place with the new splash pad running behind the crowd, water spraying and a light mist drifting over the gathering. The $1.352 million project includes an inclusive playground, a picnic shelter, restrooms, a bicycle repair station, walking paths and a parking area, along with the splash pad that was completed this month, according to WGIL.com.In attendance…

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