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The Supreme Court has sought a fresh report from the NTA on implementing key recommendations for NEET reforms, stressing that changes must be permanent rather than ad-hoc. As the government introduces tighter question-paper checks, replaces 600 experts and strengthens security, the court’s focus remains on accountability, institutional safeguards and restoring students’ confidence in the examination system. The Supreme Court on Wednesday sought a detailed account from the National Testing Agency (NTA) on the steps taken to implement recommendations aimed at strengthening the country’s examination system, making it clear that reforms in NEET cannot remain temporary fixes introduced after every controversy.A…

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Rajinikanth’s much-awaited ‘Jailer 2’ has started building momentum as the film moves closer to its theatrical release. With only a few months left for the big-screen arrival, the makers have begun unveiling exciting updates to keep the excitement alive among fans. After creating curiosity with the announcement of the first single, the team has now released the promo video of the song, adding more attention to the Nelson Dilipkumar directorial.‘Ala Bolelo’ song teaser grabs attentionThe makers recently confirmed that the first single from ‘Jailer 2’ will be released on August 21. Ahead of the full song launch, the promo video…

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At 60, He Started Running Without Proper Training. What Happened Next Turned Into a Decade-Long Fitness Journey (Image Credit: Shared by Sandeep Sharma) Sport had always been part of Sandeep Sharma’s life. He had played cricket at a high level in Delhi, while his father had been a Delhi state football captain. But after leaving his job, work, food and daily habits changed. By 2006, Sharma said his body had changed dramatically.“I had completely lost track of my fitness,” he recalled.His young son eventually pulled him back towards cricket. Sharma started playing with children on weekends, even though a brisk…

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Pakistan opener Azan Awais was dismissed off the very first ball of the first Test against England at Headingley on Wednesday, becoming only the second Pakistani opener ever to suffer the unwanted fate.Ollie Robinson produced a superb delivery to trap Awais lbw with the opening ball of the three-match series. The right-arm seamer’s wobble-seam delivery moved sharply into the left-hander and struck him in front of off stump. Awais played around the ball and was given out by umpire Chris Gaffaney.Pakistan reviewed the decision, but replays showed a clear gap between bat and ball, while ball-tracking indicated three reds with…

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Natalie Muro (William J. Palmer High School Colorado Springs, CO) An 18-year-old student from Colorado Springs has developed a sustainable floating device that uses wind-driven wave energy and a local invasive weed to remove toxic algal blooms from freshwater lakes. Natalie Muro, a senior at William J. Palmer High School, tested her prototype in a local reservoir that had been closed to the public because of a severe outbreak of toxic blue-green algae. Her field tests showed that the device removed nearly all of the targeted cyanobacteria while also trapping dead cell material that could otherwise fuel future blooms. The…

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How Aryan Nishad’s Bribes.fyi is using crowdsourced reports to make alleged government bribery cases more visible and searchable in IndiaAryan Nishad’s Bribes.fyi went viral. Then came the lawyers, CAs and a shutdownHow Aryan Nishad’s Bribes.fyi is using crowdsourced reports to make alleged government bribery cases more visible and searchable in IndiaAryan Nishad’s Bribes.fyi went viral. Then came the lawyers, CAs and a shutdownHow Aryan Nishad’s Bribes.fyi is using crowdsourced reports to make alleged government bribery cases more visible and searchable in India Aryan Nishad had a fairly straightforward idea: if Indians keep being asked for bribes at government offices, why…

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Suresh Oberoi opens up about his 2004 BJP stint, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, politics, protests and activism. Veteran actor Suresh Oberoi recently opened up about his brief association with politics, his admiration for RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and his views on protests and activism. In a recent conversation with Nidhi Vasandani on her YouTube channel, Oberoi recalled how he was introduced to the BJP in 2004 and spoke about meeting senior political figures, including L K Advani and Atal Bihari Vajpayee.He also explained why he eventually lost interest in active politics and spoke about his continuing admiration for Prime Minister…

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When people get nervous, they tend to talk faster, rush their sentences, or apologize for having an opinion. If you want to come across as calm and steady, just slow the pace down a notch. Speak at a measured tempo, finish your thoughts cleanly without trailing off, and own what you’re saying. If speaking up in group settings makes you anxious, don’t try to dominate the room right away. Aim to share just one solid thought per meeting, and build from there. (AP Illustration / Peter Hamlin) Source link

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NEW DELHI: India extended their dominance over arch-rivals Pakistan with a thrilling 5-3 victory in their final Pool D match of the FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup on Wednesday, overcoming a spirited fightback to book their place in the next round.In a contest befitting one of hockey’s biggest rivalries, India raced to a 3-0 lead before Pakistan repeatedly threatened a comeback. Harmanpreet Singh and Abhishek scored twice each, while Hardik Singh converted a penalty stroke as India maintained their grip on the contest.As it happened: India vs Pakistan, Hockey World CupPakistan fought back through Hannan Shahid’s brace and Sufyan Khan’s…

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Three members of a family died after getting into difficulty while swimming off the coast of Shoreham-by-Sea in West Sussex, while a young girl remains in critical condition in hospital, police said.Emergency services were called at around 2.40pm on Tuesday after reports of four people in difficulty in the water near Shoreham Fort, Sussex Police said.All four were brought ashore, but a man, a woman and a teenage girl were pronounced dead despite efforts by paramedics.Sussex Police said all four were from the same family and that their next of kin had been informed. The Coastguard also confirmed that it…

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