A goodbye that led by example: What this DU professor’s note taught students about leadership

A goodbye that led by example: What this DU professor’s note taught students about leadership

The article examines leadership as an act of restraint and empathy, seen through a farewell note shared by Delhi University professor Dr Kavita K. Her words highlight the emotional labour of teaching, the impact of fast academic systems, and how senior leadership is revealed in small, voluntary gestures that value people beyond performance or timelines….

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‘Sleeping pills, 3rd attempt’: How teen plotted father’s murder with lover in Gujarat; watched him getting stabbed repeatedly

‘Sleeping pills, 3rd attempt’: How teen plotted father’s murder with lover in Gujarat; watched him getting stabbed repeatedly

VADODARA: In a stunning revelation, the murder of a 45-year-old man in Padra village was allegedly orchestrated by his own daughter, who had him killed by her lover for persistently opposing their relationship and keeping her locked in a room.Police said it was the third attempt by the 17-year-old girl to sedate her parents in…

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Digital gold boom: Youth-led purchases hit 12 tonnes; what Sebi’s warning changes now

Digital gold boom: Youth-led purchases hit 12 tonnes; what Sebi’s warning changes now

Investors, led largely by younger buyers, purchased an estimated 12 tonnes of digital gold during January–November this year, according to data compiled by the World Gold Council (WGC) even as demand slowed after a recent regulatory caution from Sebi.The estimate is based on data from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) on UPI transactions…

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Georgia E-Visa: With a 40% surge in Indian treavellers visting Georgia, all about the e-Visa process, eligibility, documents, fees and validity for short-term travellers |

Georgia E-Visa: With a 40% surge in Indian treavellers visting Georgia, all about the e-Visa process, eligibility, documents, fees and validity for short-term travellers |

Georgia is one of those pretty destinations that is gradually becoming popular among Indian travellers. And to cater to the growing demand, here we discuss the e-visa process that can help one enter the country legally for short-term purposes without visiting a Georgian embassy or consulate. According to tourism officials, the first six months of…

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Miami real estate agent, ex-partner and two daughters found dead in murder-suicide; were in ‘toxic’ relationship for years

Miami real estate agent, ex-partner and two daughters found dead in murder-suicide; were in ‘toxic’ relationship for years

A Miami real estate agent, her two young daughters and their estranged father have been found dead in an apparent murder-suicide inside a family home in Florida.Melanie Hyer, 46, her daughters Savannah, 11, and Sienna, 8, and the children’s father, 42-year-old Ryan Charles Whiten, were discovered during a welfare check at Hyer’s home in Doral…

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How rich is a trillionaire? Elon Musk can sponsor IPL for 17,000 years, spend Rs 1 crore daily for 23,500 years

How rich is a trillionaire? Elon Musk can sponsor IPL for 17,000 years, spend Rs 1 crore daily for 23,500 years

Representative image (AI-generated) When most people hear the word ‘trillion’, it is difficult to grasp just how large that number really is.A million sounds huge. A billion sounds almost unimaginable. But a trillion is an entirely different scale.The question has taken centre stage after Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire, a milestone driven by…

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THIS overlooked blood test could expose the real cause of heart attacks in people who seem perfectly healthy |

THIS overlooked blood test could expose the real cause of heart attacks in people who seem perfectly healthy |

Most health-conscious people closely track their cholesterol, blood sugar, and blood pressure, but cardiologists are now highlighting another vital yet often ignored heart health factor, Lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a). This lesser-known blood component can silently raise the risk of heart attacks and strokes, even in people with normal cholesterol levels. US-based cardiologist Dr Dmitry Yaranov, known…

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RG Kar rape-murder case: Bengal govt suspends 3 police officers for ‘lapses’ in investigation, says CM Suvendu Adhikari

RG Kar rape-murder case: Bengal govt suspends 3 police officers for ‘lapses’ in investigation, says CM Suvendu Adhikari

KOLKATA: The West Bengal government on Friday suspended three police officers over alleged “lapses” in the investigation into the RG Kar rape-murder case, Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari claimed.Announcing the decision at the state secretariat, chief minister Suvendu Adhikari said the suspension of former Kolkata police commissioner Vineet Goyal and former deputy commissioners Indira Mukherjee and…

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‘Last ride’: Air Force One Boeing 747 retires after Trump’s France trip, ending 35-year presidential service era

‘Last ride’: Air Force One Boeing 747 retires after Trump’s France trip, ending 35-year presidential service era

US President Donald Trump bids farewell to long-serving Air Force One aircraft. PTI US President Donald Trump’s return from France marked the final journey of a Boeing 747-200B that has served US presidents for 35 years aboard Air Force One, according to senior White House officials.The aircraft landed at Joint Base Andrews in the early…

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‘Let them breathe’: Mohammad Yousuf mocks India, brands Mohammad Amir a ‘menace’ after Super 8 defeat

‘Let them breathe’: Mohammad Yousuf mocks India, brands Mohammad Amir a ‘menace’ after Super 8 defeat

South Africa’s players celebrate the wicket of India’s captain Suryakumar Yadav (AP) India’s Super 8 campaign began on the worst possible note as South Africa handed them a crushing 76-run defeat at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Entering the stage as one of the strongest favourites to defend their T20 World Cup crown, the…

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Curiosity Corner: Will Mount Everest ever stop growing? |

Curiosity Corner: Will Mount Everest ever stop growing? |

Mount Everest, Earth’s tallest peak, continues its slow ascent, rising a few millimeters annually due to the relentless collision of tectonic plates. While erosion works to wear it down, the upward push currently prevails. Scientists meticulously track this dynamic process, revealing that mountains are not static but constantly evolving geological wonders. High above the clouds…

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How Japanese researchers are turning sticky summer sweat into a power source for Bluetooth signals |

How Japanese researchers are turning sticky summer sweat into a power source for Bluetooth signals |

Summers are in full swing and we can’t keep ourselves from sweating, whether running to catch the first metro to the office or standing in line waiting for our ticket‘s turn.While sweating might seem irritating and smelling underarms is quite gross, it is one of those processes that help us regulate body temperatures.Although sweating is…

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“It’s a mega waste of time”: Clavicular claims chasing girls makes life worse and people are furious

“It’s a mega waste of time”: Clavicular claims chasing girls makes life worse and people are furious

Clavicular’s blunt take on dating has sparked intense debate online. He argues that chasing women and constant dating offer little long-term value and can even make life worse. While some support his focus on self-growth and priorities, others defend relationships as essential. His viral comments have reignited questions about modern dating, validation, and how young…

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