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Faith No More and System of a Down are all set to go on tour next year together for the first time in a decade in Australia and New Zealand. (Instagram) There had been rumors of System Of A Down and Faith No More going on tour for the past couple of days; however, now the bands have confirmed that they will be going on tour across four major dates in Australia and New Zealand in 2027! Here is what we know so far about the two rock bands and their comeback to Australia and New Zealand.System Of A Down…

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Gold for Esha Singh (in the middle) and Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker (on the right) claims bronze NEW DELHI: Esha Singh struck gold for India at the ISSF World Cup in Hangzhou on Monday, winning the women’s 25m pistol title in a commanding display, while two-time Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker added a bronze to complete a memorable outing for the country.The victory marked India’s first gold medal of the ongoing World Cup and further strengthened its campaign in Hangzhou. Esha, who set the world record in the event earlier this year, lived up to her billing by topping the podium…

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Most 11-year-olds spend their free time playing sports, video games or hanging out with friends. Nehemiah Turner chose something entirely different. The Florida boy has become the first child to complete more than 100 volunteer hours in the Jacksonville Humane Society’s Pawsitive Reading programme, where children read aloud to shelter dogs and cats waiting for adoption. Over more than two years, Nehemiah’s calm voice and unwavering dedication helped comfort anxious animals, making their stay at the shelter a little less stressful. His remarkable achievement has inspired animal lovers across the US, proving that a simple act of kindness can make…

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We’ve all said it at some point.“Leave it. Karma will take care of them.”It is one of those words that slips into everyday conversations without much thought. A friend gets cheated on, someone cuts the queue, a rude colleague gets promoted, and before long, someone brings up karma.Over time, the idea has become so popular that it is often reduced to a simple formula: do good, good things happen; do bad, bad things happen. But the concept of karma is far more layered than the internet often makes it seem. Different Indian philosophical traditions explain it in different ways, and…

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CBSE Class 12 supplementary exam 2026 The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct the Class 12 supplementary examination 2026 tomorrow, July 28, at examination centres across the country. The exam gives students who were placed in the compartment category another chance to clear the subjects they could not pass in the regular board examinations.This year, around 1.63 lakh students were placed in the compartment category after the CBSE Class 12 board examinations, which were held from February 17 to April 10, 2026.Candidates appearing for the supplementary examination must carry their admit card, a valid photo identity card, and…

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Tamil star Dhanush is currently basking in celebrations as he received the National Award for his performance in the action thriller movie, ‘Raayan’. The Tamil superstar is one of the biggest stars in the country who has diversified his portfolio as an actor, director, producer and a singer. Dhanush who himself comes from a film background let’s take a look at the filmy family tree of the ‘Kara’ star.The actor before taking his stage name Dhanush is known by Venkatesh Prabhu as his birth name. Born in a family which has strong roots in the Tamil film industry he knew…

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Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 5 Live Updates: India enjoyed its finest day of the 2026 Commonwealth Games on Sunday, collecting one gold and two silver medals to take its overall tally to four. Weightlifting once again proved to be the country’s biggest strength, while the boxing contingent continued its strong run and the men’s swimming relay team reached another Commonwealth Games final.Mirabai Chanu stole the spotlight by winning her third consecutive Commonwealth Games gold medal in the women’s 48kg category. The Olympic silver medallist overcame an early missed attempt before delivering another masterclass, lifting a combined 190kg. She set a…

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America’s largest reservoir, Lake Mead, has become the unlikely centre of one of the most extraordinary discoveries in recent US history. As years of relentless drought caused water levels to plunge to record lows, the shrinking shoreline began revealing secrets that had remained hidden beneath the surface for decades. Human remains, abandoned boats, military relics and forgotten infrastructure gradually emerged from the lakebed, drawing investigators, historians and curious visitors alike. What started as an environmental crisis soon evolved into a remarkable series of discoveries, offering rare insights into unsolved cases, lost history and the growing impact of climate change on…

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Reading to a child may seem like one of the simplest parenting habits, but inside the developing brain, it sets off a remarkable chain of events. Long before children learn to read on their own, their brains are busy building the neural networks that will help them understand language, regulate emotions, solve problems and eventually become confident readers. Neuroscientists now know that story time is far more than entertainment. Every shared book is a workout for the brain, strengthening connections that are difficult to recreate through passive screen time or everyday conversation alone.3 Jul 2026 | 12:38How do you teach…

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In a government school classroom in Dowleswaram, a physical science teacher noticed something in a Class 10 student that would eventually take her all the way to New Delhi, and possibly, one day, to the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).That student is Kandula Jessie. She is 14 years old, the daughter of a carpenter, and now one of 20 Indian participants selected for Mission ShakthiSAT, the world’s first global all-girls lunar CubeSat mission. She is also the only student from Andhra Pradesh to make the final Indian list, chosen from nearly 12,000 registrations across 108 countries.Her story is not one…

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