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BPSC opens recruitment for 32,388 school teacher posts; applications from September 1 The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has announced the fourth phase of its Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE-4), opening the way for recruitment to 32,388 teaching posts across the state. Applications for the recruitment drive will begin on September 1.The notification came on August 18, even as teacher aspirants were protesting in Patna over the delay in announcing the recruitment schedule and raising concerns about the examination pattern, vacancies, and recruitment rules.TRE-4 notification comes amid protestsThe latest recruitment announcement came within hours of a demonstration at Gardanibagh in Patna,…

Abhishek Bachchan credits Amitabh Bachchan for his passion for sports (Image Credits Instagram) Abhishek Bachchan has built a career beyond Bollywood by investing his time, money and energy in sports. In a recent conversation, the actor discussed his passion for sports, the influence of his father Amitabh Bachchan and his approach to building sporting institutions. From the Jaipur Pink Panthers and Chennaiyin FC to the European T20 Premier League, Abhishek explained why he has never viewed his sporting ventures purely through a business lens.Abhishek Bachchan says his love for sports came from Amitabh BachchanIn a candid conversation with PwC India…

New Delhi: For 21 minutes at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium here, Lakshya Sen found himself locked in an uncomfortable tussle against an invisible adversary. Faced with some tricky court conditions, where the drift made shot-making a guessing game, Lakshya initially looked unsettled against Austria’s Collins Valentine Filimon. His strokes were not finding their intended targets, his timing was off and the Austrian made the most of Lakshya’s discomfort to pocket the opening game.But Lakshya, who has built his game around patience, movement and the ability to stay in a rally long enough, didn’t panic. On Tuesday, that temperament came…

A Nagpur-based etiquette coach has landed in the middle of an online debate after showing people how he believes dosa should be eaten at a restaurant.In a video shared by Western Wings Spoken English on Instagram/Facebook, the coach reaches for a fork and spoon instead of eating the dosa with his hands.He folds the dosa into a neat little parcel, cuts off a small piece with the fork, places it on the spoon and then takes a bite. The whole process is careful and deliberate.The idea, according to the post, was to make eating dosa at a restaurant look cleaner…

File photo: Democratic socialist Angie Nixon (right) and former national security official Alexander Vindman Democratic socialist Angie Nixon scored a surprise victory in Florida’s Democratic primary for the US Senate on Tuesday, defeating retired Army officer and former national security official Alexander Vindman, according to projections by media outlets cited by Reuters.Nixon, a Florida state legislator since 2020, will now face Republican Senator Ashley Moody in the November general election for the final two years of former Senator Marco Rubio’s term. Rubio left the Senate after becoming US secretary of state under President Donald Trump.The result was a notable upset…

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has revised the academic calendar for the 2026-27 session, setting out fresh timelines for admissions and commencement of classes across approved technical and management institutions. The revised schedule also covers institutes offering executive management programmes such as Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) and Post Graduate Certificate in Management (PGCM).According to the circular issued by AICTE on August 13, classes for first-year students enrolled in technical courses began on August 17. Students admitted to AICTE-approved institutions for the current academic session should take note of the revised deadlines, particularly those linked to…

Inside Vivek Oberoi’s Mumbai home where Goan farmhouse aesthetics, family heirlooms and pet cow Kamadhenu create rustic retreat Vivek Oberoi has created a home in Mumbai that feels far removed from the city’s usual hustle and bustle. Designed around the warmth of a Goan farmhouse, his residence brings together antique furniture, natural elements, greenery and a few unusual touches, including a pet cow named Kamadhenu.In 2024, the actor offered viewers a glimpse of his home through Urban Company’s Reels to Rooms, revealing how the space reflects his personality as well as his life with wife Priyanka Alva.A home that feels…

Virat Kohli and PV Sindhu (Agency Image) PV Sindhu has opened up about her close bond with Virat Kohli, describing the Indian cricket star as a “brother” and recalling the advice he gave her during one of the lowest phases of her career.The two-time Olympic medallist spoke about her relationship with Kohli during the latest episode of the RCB Podcast. A teaser of the episode was shared on the two-time IPL champions’ X handle.Sindhu revealed that she once met Kohli when she was struggling and told him that “nothing is happening”. Rather than offering a complicated solution, the batter urged…

Malai kofta is one of the most indulgent vegetarian dishes in Indian cuisine, with soft, delicately spiced koftas swimming in a rich, creamy gravy. The contrast between the crisp exterior of the koftas and the silky sauce makes it especially satisfying when you are craving something luxurious and substantial.How to make: Mix mashed potato and crumbled paneer with cornflour, salt, garam masala and a little chilli powder. Shape into small balls and deep-fry until golden. For the gravy, cook onions, tomatoes, ginger, garlic and cashews until soft, then blend until smooth. Return to the pan, add cream, garam masala and…

At a cave on the slopes of Mount Carmel, thousands of small reptile bones accumulated alongside the remains of animals hunted and gathered by people more than 11,000 years ago. For years, their presence raised a straightforward but difficult question: were the snakes and lizards food, or had they ended up there through the activity of predators?A closer examination of the bones offered an answer. At el-Wad Terrace, archaeologists identified marks and patterns of damage consistent with human handling and consumption. The evidence points to people in the region eating at least some of the reptiles, adding an unexpected detail…