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Quote of the day by Plutarch on true friendship. Plutarch, the Greek philosopher, historian, and essayist who lived during the first and early second centuries CE, devoted much of his writing to ethics, character, and human relationships. His works, especially Parallel Lives and the Moralia, explored what makes individuals virtuous and societies stable. Friendship occupied a central place in his moral philosophy because he believed that good friends help shape good character. Unlike flatterers, who seek approval and personal gain, genuine friends challenge us to become better people.Plutarch’s observation, “I don’t need a friend who changes when I change and…

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Good news for train lovers! India’s premium overnight rail network is all set to expand further as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to virtually flag off Sant Ravidas Express on July 17, 2026. The train will connect Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh with Chheharta (Amritsar) in Punjab. It will offer faster and more comfortable overnight travel across North India. For travellers, it’s time to rejoice as the new sleeper train promises reduced travel time, modern amenities and direct connectivity between two of North India’s most important spiritual destinations.More about Sant Ravidas ExpressThe train will connect Banaras (Varanasi) and Chheharta near…

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Ahead of the Supreme Court hearing, CBSE has argued that most affiliated schools are prepared to implement the revised three-language policy, citing widespread availability of Indian-language teachers and existing language offerings. The Board has also clarified that foreign languages remain an option, while NCERT said textbooks and other academic resources are being developed for a smooth transition.(Representational Image- AI Generated) The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has defended its three-language policy before the Supreme Court, arguing that a significant number of its affiliated schools are already equipped to implement the new framework. The Board has maintained that nearly half…

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Aamir Khan faces fatwa after marrying Gauri Spratt; cleric objects to interfaith marriage: ‘Gair Muslim se shaadi karna haraam hai’ Aamir Khan has landed in controversy just days after marrying longtime partner Gauri Spratt, with a Muslim cleric objecting to their interfaith marriage and declaring it impermissible under his interpretation of Islamic law.The actor, who tied the knot with Gauri in an intimate registered ceremony on July 5, 2026, has not responded to the remarks. His team has also remained silent on the matter.Cleric objects to Aamir-Gauri marriageAccording to ANI, Maulana Ibrahim Hussain, the Shahi Chief Mufti of the Muslim…

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Shubman Gill continued his excellent record at Edgbaston with a fluent 80 as India defeated England by six wickets in the first ODI at Edgbaston on Tuesday to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.Gill once again delivered at a venue where he had scored 269 and 161 during India’s Test win last year. His 80 off 75 balls put India in control of the chase before cramps and a hamstring issue forced him to retire hurt with a century within reach.Chasing 259, India lost Rohit Sharma (11) and Virat Kohli (5) early, slipping to 48/2. Gill then rebuilt…

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Downtown Dubai, United Arab Emirates (Associated Press file photo) Owning a home in Dubai is a dream for many residents. With rents continuing to rise and long-term residency becoming more common, many long-term tenants in Dubai are considering buying a home. As more residents weigh the cost of renting against home ownership, property experts say the decision should be based on future financial goals.Mario Volpi, senior real estate investment manager, says it is important not to judge today’s decision based on missed opportunities. Instead, buyers should ask whether purchasing a home makes sense for the next five to 10 years.…

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Bodie is often known as America’s most famous ghost town. It used to be a thriving gold-mining settlement in California’s Sierra Nevada and in the late 1870s, the town was home to over 10,000 residents. It’s hard to believe but once it was a happy town brimming with hotels, churches and schools.But as soon as the gold ran out, residents started to move out of Bodie. Today, it is a well preserved place and is known as Bodie State Historic Park. The buildings are exactly as they were left decades ago. However, as per local legend, taking even a small…

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CBSE Class 10 2027-28: School-based R3 assessment mandatory for pass certificate, no Board exam for third language NEW DELHI: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has clarified that while the third language (R3) will not be part of the Class 10 Board examination for the current batch of Class 9 students, clearing the school-based assessment in the subject will be mandatory for students to receive the CBSE Secondary School Examination Pass Certificate.The clarification, issued through CBSE’s implementation guidelines dated July 10, comes amid continuing debate over the Board’s revised three-language policy. Under the new framework, students entering Class 9…

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There was a time when Sanjay Mishra, now celebrated for his versatile performances for films like ‘Vadh’, ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa’, Dhaamal, Golmaal, and many more was ready to leave the film industry behind. Long before becoming one of Bollywood’s most respected character actors, Mishra went through a deeply personal phase that led him to abandon acting altogether.Sanjay Mishra washed 50 cups a day and made omlettes for Rs 150 at local dhabhaThe loss affected him so profoundly that he no longer found joy or purpose in pursuing a career in films. Looking for solace, he left Mumbai and travelled to Rishikesh…

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino makes comments during the opening ceremony of the International Broadcast Center, Monday, June 1, 2026, in Dallas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez) Croatia’s controversial FIFA World Cup exit continues to cast a long shadow after the Croatian Football Federation claimed it has yet to receive a response from FIFA following an official request to release the VAR communications behind the tournament’s most debated decision. More than a week after Croatia’s Round of 32 defeat to Portugal, technical director Stipe Pletikosa says federation president Marijan Kustić formally asked FIFA for access to the VAR audio relating to Joško Gvardiol’s…

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