AP EAPCET Result 2026 today: Know result time and how to check rank card at cets.apsche.ap.gov.in

AP EAPCET Result 2026 today: Know result time and how to check rank card at cets.apsche.ap.gov.in

AP EAMCET 2026 result likely today: Check scorecard, rank card and counselling process AP EAMCET 2026 result: The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) is expected to announce the AP EAMCET 2026 results on June 30 through its official admissions portal, cets.apsche.ap.gov.in. Candidates who appeared for the entrance examination will be able to…

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‘You may face difficulties with govt schemes if …’: DK Shivakumar’s warning as Karnataka SIR begins

‘You may face difficulties with govt schemes if …’: DK Shivakumar’s warning as Karnataka SIR begins

NEW DELHI: As the special intensive revision of electoral rolls began in Karnataka, chief minister DK Shivakumar urged voters to ensure that their names are on the electoral rolls, saying they could otherwise be excluded from government welfare schemes.While addressing a press conference, he called on citizens to cooperate with election officials by providing the…

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Korea’s Hangul is the world’s only alphabet where every consonant is shaped like the mouth that pronounces it, and the only major writing system with a known inventor | World News

Korea’s Hangul is the world’s only alphabet where every consonant is shaped like the mouth that pronounces it, and the only major writing system with a known inventor | World News

King Sejong statue at Gwanghwamun Square – a modern tribute to Hangul’s creator (Left). Most writing systems evolved gradually over centuries, making it impossible to identify who invented their letters. Nobody knows who created A, B or C, or the original forms of most scripts still used today. Korea’s Hangul is a remarkable exception. Created…

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NEW DELHI: United States ambassador to India Sergio Gor on Tuesday rejected row over renaming of the Indo-Pacific Command and said that “name on the letterhead” does not matter.While addressing the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum Leadership summit, Gor said India still conducts more military exercises with the US than any other country and has regular bilateral visits of defence officials.”I just want to mention something because a lot of individuals made hay over a name change. I don’t care what name is on a letterhead, but look at what the United States is actually doing,” Gor said.”Yes, the name changed; we’re still there. India still has more exercises with the United States than any other country by far. Every single month there’s something happening, whether it’s Indian troops coming here or whether it’s US troops going into the region,” he added.Gor’s remarks came in the wake of a row over dropping ‘Indo’ from the Indo-Pacific Command. Established in 1947, the US Pacific Command is among the oldest unified commands of the US that extends from the west coast of the US to India’s western border.During US President Donald Trump’s first term, the Pacific Command was renamed as Indo-Pacific Command, citing the growing importance of India in the Indo-Pacific region. Earlier, this month the US restored the original name of the unified command.Gor also rejected suggestions that bilateral ties had weakened, Gor said the overall relationship remained on a strong footing.”So to all those pundits that sit online and tweet and say, this relationship is in trouble, when you look at the facts of where this relationship stands, whether it’s trade, whether it’s defence, whether it’s the people to people ties, the relationship is on strong footing,” he said.Gor said President Trump attached significant importance to ties with India and remained committed to expanding cooperation across trade, technology, defence and investment.He said in the next two weeks, a delegation of the Indian Navy will be visiting the US.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosRajya Sabha Numbers Tilt Towards NDA, Bringing Two-Thirds Majority Within Striking DistanceIndia Condemns Pakistan’s Airstrikes In Afghanistan, Calls Them Assault On Sovereignty & Peace’No Official Role, No Official Support’: India Distances Itself From India-Pakistan Track-2 DialogueUS Ambassador Says Trump’s India Visit Could Happen Soon, Confirms Quad Meeting in PhilippinesAre We Learning Nothing From Deadly Fire Accidents Across India? Experts Sound AlarmSarla Bhat Murder Case: SIA Files 737-Page Chargesheet, Yasin Malik Named Main AccusedWhat West Bengal’s New Public Safety and Anti-Goonda Bill Means and Why It Is ControversialSonam Wangchuk Begins Indefinite Fast, Urges Nation To Join Education Reform MovementBengal BJP Govt Rolls Back OBC Quota Hike, Scraps 113 Groups Added Under TMCPM Modi To Skip Khamenei Funeral; Bihar Governor, MoS External Affairs To Represent India: Report123Photostories4 Zodiac Signs That Leave a Lasting Impression8 foods you should never leave outside during monsoon9 traditional regional dishes and the Indian trains on which one can enjoy themPsychology says people who wait for sales aren’t just saving money; they enjoy the satisfaction of making a smart purchase as much as owning the itemWhat would you do? I realized I am nobody’s best friend anymore; 6 women share what they did nextPsychology says kids rarely remember the mistake, but they never forget these 8 parental reactions5 British-inspired decor ideas that fit beautifully into Indian homes7 small shade trees that keep your garden cool and colourful through the seasons5 contemporary bathroom designs for modern apartmentsBengal government replaces eggs with vegetarian food for mid-day meals: What happens when kids eat 2 eggs a week123Hot PicksKarnataka SIRDelhi PUCC 3.0Sergio GorIndia economyiPhone 18 Pro data leakNoida schools timingUPTET Admit CardUS Strike on IranVaibhav SooryavanshiTop TrendingDelhi EV Vehicle Policy 2026Bengal Refinery FireSonam RaghuvanshiFIFA World Cup 2026CBSE Three language GuidelinesBengaluru TechieAnukalp MishraSergei IvanovMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

NEW DELHI: United States ambassador to India Sergio Gor on Tuesday rejected row over renaming of the Indo-Pacific Command and said that “name on the letterhead” does not matter.While addressing the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum Leadership summit, Gor said India still conducts more military exercises with the US than any other country and has regular bilateral visits of defence officials.”I just want to mention something because a lot of individuals made hay over a name change. I don’t care what name is on a letterhead, but look at what the United States is actually doing,” Gor said.”Yes, the name changed; we’re still there. India still has more exercises with the United States than any other country by far. Every single month there’s something happening, whether it’s Indian troops coming here or whether it’s US troops going into the region,” he added.Gor’s remarks came in the wake of a row over dropping ‘Indo’ from the Indo-Pacific Command. Established in 1947, the US Pacific Command is among the oldest unified commands of the US that extends from the west coast of the US to India’s western border.During US President Donald Trump’s first term, the Pacific Command was renamed as Indo-Pacific Command, citing the growing importance of India in the Indo-Pacific region. Earlier, this month the US restored the original name of the unified command.Gor also rejected suggestions that bilateral ties had weakened, Gor said the overall relationship remained on a strong footing.”So to all those pundits that sit online and tweet and say, this relationship is in trouble, when you look at the facts of where this relationship stands, whether it’s trade, whether it’s defence, whether it’s the people to people ties, the relationship is on strong footing,” he said.Gor said President Trump attached significant importance to ties with India and remained committed to expanding cooperation across trade, technology, defence and investment.He said in the next two weeks, a delegation of the Indian Navy will be visiting the US.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosRajya Sabha Numbers Tilt Towards NDA, Bringing Two-Thirds Majority Within Striking DistanceIndia Condemns Pakistan’s Airstrikes In Afghanistan, Calls Them Assault On Sovereignty & Peace’No Official Role, No Official Support’: India Distances Itself From India-Pakistan Track-2 DialogueUS Ambassador Says Trump’s India Visit Could Happen Soon, Confirms Quad Meeting in PhilippinesAre We Learning Nothing From Deadly Fire Accidents Across India? Experts Sound AlarmSarla Bhat Murder Case: SIA Files 737-Page Chargesheet, Yasin Malik Named Main AccusedWhat West Bengal’s New Public Safety and Anti-Goonda Bill Means and Why It Is ControversialSonam Wangchuk Begins Indefinite Fast, Urges Nation To Join Education Reform MovementBengal BJP Govt Rolls Back OBC Quota Hike, Scraps 113 Groups Added Under TMCPM Modi To Skip Khamenei Funeral; Bihar Governor, MoS External Affairs To Represent India: Report123Photostories4 Zodiac Signs That Leave a Lasting Impression8 foods you should never leave outside during monsoon9 traditional regional dishes and the Indian trains on which one can enjoy themPsychology says people who wait for sales aren’t just saving money; they enjoy the satisfaction of making a smart purchase as much as owning the itemWhat would you do? I realized I am nobody’s best friend anymore; 6 women share what they did nextPsychology says kids rarely remember the mistake, but they never forget these 8 parental reactions5 British-inspired decor ideas that fit beautifully into Indian homes7 small shade trees that keep your garden cool and colourful through the seasons5 contemporary bathroom designs for modern apartmentsBengal government replaces eggs with vegetarian food for mid-day meals: What happens when kids eat 2 eggs a week123Hot PicksKarnataka SIRDelhi PUCC 3.0Sergio GorIndia economyiPhone 18 Pro data leakNoida schools timingUPTET Admit CardUS Strike on IranVaibhav SooryavanshiTop TrendingDelhi EV Vehicle Policy 2026Bengal Refinery FireSonam RaghuvanshiFIFA World Cup 2026CBSE Three language GuidelinesBengaluru TechieAnukalp MishraSergei IvanovMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

NEW DELHI: United States ambassador to India Sergio Gor on Tuesday rejected row over renaming of the Indo-Pacific Command and said that “name on the letterhead” does not matter.While addressing the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum Leadership summit, Gor said India still conducts more military exercises with the US than any other country and has regular…

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OYO parent Prism files updated IPO papers for Rs 6,650 crore issue: What investors should know

OYO parent Prism files updated IPO papers for Rs 6,650 crore issue: What investors should know

Hospitality technology company Prism, the parent of OYO, has filed updated draft papers with markets regulator Sebi for a Rs 6,650 crore initial public offering (IPO) comprising entirely a fresh issue of shares with no offer-for-sale (OFS) by existing shareholders. Hospitality technology company Prism, the parent of OYO, has filed updated draft papers with markets…

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WBJEE counselling schedule 2026 released at wbjeeb.in: Direct link to download here

WBJEE counselling schedule 2026 released at wbjeeb.in: Direct link to download here

The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) has announced the complete counselling schedule for WBJEE 2026 undergraduate admissions. Eligible candidates can register, pay the counselling fee and fill their choices from June 30 to July 5. The three-round counselling process, including seat allotments and admissions, will continue through July, ending on July 30. WBJEE…

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Dame Penelope Keith passes away: Broadcaster Gyles pays tribute; Says, ‘She was such a special lady;

Dame Penelope Keith passes away: Broadcaster Gyles pays tribute; Says, ‘She was such a special lady;

Broadcaster Gyles Brandreth paid tribute to Dame Penelope Keith following her passing, remembering the beloved actress for her warmth, humour and extraordinary contribution to British television and theatre.Image credit (Gyles Brandreth Instagram) Dame Penelope Keith, the acclaimed British actress best known for her iconic roles in the classic 1970s sitcoms ‘The Good Life’ and ‘To…

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(Photo credit: ANI) NEW DELHI: US ambassador to India Sergio Gor shared an anecdote about US President Donald Trump wanting to call Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 6am, saying it reflected the personal bond the two leaders share.Speaking at the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) Leadership Summit, Gor said Trump considers Modi “a friend” and remains deeply committed to strengthening ties with India, describing the leaders’ rapport as a key driver of the bilateral relationship.Recalling an incident from a UFC event in Miami a few months ago, Gor said Trump unexpectedly suggested calling the prime minister.”I was a couple months ago… with the president at UFC in Miami and we’re sitting backstage and he said to me, ‘Let’s call the Prime Minister,'” Gor said, referring to PM Modi.When he reminded Trump that it was 6am in India, the president replied: “He’ll be up. He’s like me.”The call was eventually made the following day, but Gor said the episode underscored the comfort level between the two leaders.”The louder message of that story is when you’re friends with somebody, not everything has to be scheduled. And the president truly considers the Prime Minister a friend,” he said.Gor said Trump continues to speak warmly about India and often recalls his previous visit to the country.”The United States wants to work hand in hand with India. We care about this relationship. We have a president who deeply cares about this relationship,” he said.The ambassador said he had spent nearly two hours with Trump before the weekend in Washington, during which the president spoke fondly about India.”He has very fond memories of India. His visit last time, it was one of his most remarkable visits that he continues to talk about. He holds India in a very fond place,” Gor said.He added that he hopes Trump will visit India during his second term.According to Gor, the relationship between Trump and Modi dates back to Trump’s first term and has helped deepen cooperation between the two countries.”His years with the Prime Minister go back to his first term. There’s warm memories of India. And so that’s an incredible benefit,” he said.The ambassador said both governments remain focused on delivering concrete outcomes in areas such as trade, investment, defence and technology.”We are results driven,” he said, adding that the next two years would be crucial in shaping the future of the India-US partnership.”These next two years will set the relationship on a path for several decades ahead. So for everyone here who participates in this, think of this as a long-term project. This is not a one-year or two-year project, but what we sow now will continue to sustain us decades ahead.”Trump and Modi developed a close working relationship during Trump’s first term, with high-profile events such as the “Howdy Modi” rally in Houston in 2019 and “Namaste Trump” in Ahmedabad in 2020. Officials in both countries have often cited their personal chemistry as an important factor behind cooperation in defence, trade, technology and the Indo-Pacific.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosRajya Sabha Numbers Tilt Towards NDA, Bringing Two-Thirds Majority Within Striking DistanceIndia Condemns Pakistan’s Airstrikes In Afghanistan, Calls Them Assault On Sovereignty & Peace’No Official Role, No Official Support’: India Distances Itself From India-Pakistan Track-2 DialogueUS Ambassador Says Trump’s India Visit Could Happen Soon, Confirms Quad Meeting in PhilippinesAre We Learning Nothing From Deadly Fire Accidents Across India? Experts Sound AlarmSarla Bhat Murder Case: SIA Files 737-Page Chargesheet, Yasin Malik Named Main AccusedWhat West Bengal’s New Public Safety and Anti-Goonda Bill Means and Why It Is ControversialSonam Wangchuk Begins Indefinite Fast, Urges Nation To Join Education Reform MovementBengal BJP Govt Rolls Back OBC Quota Hike, Scraps 113 Groups Added Under TMCPM Modi To Skip Khamenei Funeral; Bihar Governor, MoS External Affairs To Represent India: Report123Photostories4 Zodiac Signs That Leave a Lasting Impression8 foods you should never leave outside during monsoon9 traditional regional dishes and the Indian trains on which one can enjoy themPsychology says people who wait for sales aren’t just saving money; they enjoy the satisfaction of making a smart purchase as much as owning the itemWhat would you do? I realized I am nobody’s best friend anymore; 6 women share what they did nextPsychology says kids rarely remember the mistake, but they never forget these 8 parental reactions5 British-inspired decor ideas that fit beautifully into Indian homes7 small shade trees that keep your garden cool and colourful through the seasons5 contemporary bathroom designs for modern apartmentsBengal government replaces eggs with vegetarian food for mid-day meals: What happens when kids eat 2 eggs a week123Hot PicksKarnataka SIRDelhi PUCC 3.0Sergio GorIndia economyiPhone 18 Pro data leakNoida schools timingUPTET Admit CardUS Strike on IranVaibhav SooryavanshiTop TrendingDelhi EV Vehicle Policy 2026Bengal Refinery FireSonam RaghuvanshiFIFA World Cup 2026CBSE Three language GuidelinesBengaluru TechieAnukalp MishraSergei IvanovMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

(Photo credit: ANI) NEW DELHI: US ambassador to India Sergio Gor shared an anecdote about US President Donald Trump wanting to call Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 6am, saying it reflected the personal bond the two leaders share.Speaking at the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) Leadership Summit, Gor said Trump considers Modi “a friend” and remains deeply committed to strengthening ties with India, describing the leaders’ rapport as a key driver of the bilateral relationship.Recalling an incident from a UFC event in Miami a few months ago, Gor said Trump unexpectedly suggested calling the prime minister.”I was a couple months ago… with the president at UFC in Miami and we’re sitting backstage and he said to me, ‘Let’s call the Prime Minister,'” Gor said, referring to PM Modi.When he reminded Trump that it was 6am in India, the president replied: “He’ll be up. He’s like me.”The call was eventually made the following day, but Gor said the episode underscored the comfort level between the two leaders.”The louder message of that story is when you’re friends with somebody, not everything has to be scheduled. And the president truly considers the Prime Minister a friend,” he said.Gor said Trump continues to speak warmly about India and often recalls his previous visit to the country.”The United States wants to work hand in hand with India. We care about this relationship. We have a president who deeply cares about this relationship,” he said.The ambassador said he had spent nearly two hours with Trump before the weekend in Washington, during which the president spoke fondly about India.”He has very fond memories of India. His visit last time, it was one of his most remarkable visits that he continues to talk about. He holds India in a very fond place,” Gor said.He added that he hopes Trump will visit India during his second term.According to Gor, the relationship between Trump and Modi dates back to Trump’s first term and has helped deepen cooperation between the two countries.”His years with the Prime Minister go back to his first term. There’s warm memories of India. And so that’s an incredible benefit,” he said.The ambassador said both governments remain focused on delivering concrete outcomes in areas such as trade, investment, defence and technology.”We are results driven,” he said, adding that the next two years would be crucial in shaping the future of the India-US partnership.”These next two years will set the relationship on a path for several decades ahead. So for everyone here who participates in this, think of this as a long-term project. This is not a one-year or two-year project, but what we sow now will continue to sustain us decades ahead.”Trump and Modi developed a close working relationship during Trump’s first term, with high-profile events such as the “Howdy Modi” rally in Houston in 2019 and “Namaste Trump” in Ahmedabad in 2020. Officials in both countries have often cited their personal chemistry as an important factor behind cooperation in defence, trade, technology and the Indo-Pacific.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosRajya Sabha Numbers Tilt Towards NDA, Bringing Two-Thirds Majority Within Striking DistanceIndia Condemns Pakistan’s Airstrikes In Afghanistan, Calls Them Assault On Sovereignty & Peace’No Official Role, No Official Support’: India Distances Itself From India-Pakistan Track-2 DialogueUS Ambassador Says Trump’s India Visit Could Happen Soon, Confirms Quad Meeting in PhilippinesAre We Learning Nothing From Deadly Fire Accidents Across India? Experts Sound AlarmSarla Bhat Murder Case: SIA Files 737-Page Chargesheet, Yasin Malik Named Main AccusedWhat West Bengal’s New Public Safety and Anti-Goonda Bill Means and Why It Is ControversialSonam Wangchuk Begins Indefinite Fast, Urges Nation To Join Education Reform MovementBengal BJP Govt Rolls Back OBC Quota Hike, Scraps 113 Groups Added Under TMCPM Modi To Skip Khamenei Funeral; Bihar Governor, MoS External Affairs To Represent India: Report123Photostories4 Zodiac Signs That Leave a Lasting Impression8 foods you should never leave outside during monsoon9 traditional regional dishes and the Indian trains on which one can enjoy themPsychology says people who wait for sales aren’t just saving money; they enjoy the satisfaction of making a smart purchase as much as owning the itemWhat would you do? I realized I am nobody’s best friend anymore; 6 women share what they did nextPsychology says kids rarely remember the mistake, but they never forget these 8 parental reactions5 British-inspired decor ideas that fit beautifully into Indian homes7 small shade trees that keep your garden cool and colourful through the seasons5 contemporary bathroom designs for modern apartmentsBengal government replaces eggs with vegetarian food for mid-day meals: What happens when kids eat 2 eggs a week123Hot PicksKarnataka SIRDelhi PUCC 3.0Sergio GorIndia economyiPhone 18 Pro data leakNoida schools timingUPTET Admit CardUS Strike on IranVaibhav SooryavanshiTop TrendingDelhi EV Vehicle Policy 2026Bengal Refinery FireSonam RaghuvanshiFIFA World Cup 2026CBSE Three language GuidelinesBengaluru TechieAnukalp MishraSergei IvanovMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

NEW DELHI: US ambassador to India Sergio Gor shared an anecdote about US President Donald Trump wanting to call Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 6am, saying it reflected the personal bond the two leaders share.Speaking at the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) Leadership Summit, Gor said Trump considers Modi “a friend” and remains deeply committed…

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‘I’m throwing my 100% support’: Ben Stokes names Harry Brook as preferred successor for captaincy | Cricket News

‘I’m throwing my 100% support’: Ben Stokes names Harry Brook as preferred successor for captaincy | Cricket News

Harry Brook and Ben Stokes (Image: X) Ben Stokes has thrown his full support behind Harry Brook as his preferred successor to lead England’s Test team following his retirement from international cricket. Brook, who currently captains England in ODIs and T20Is, has served as Stokes’ vice-captain in the Test setup and is widely regarded as…

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UPCATET result 2026 declared: Over 14,800 candidates qualify for counselling; Merit list available at official website

UPCATET result 2026 declared: Over 14,800 candidates qualify for counselling; Merit list available at official website

The UPCATET 2026 results are now available on the official portal, with 14,802 candidates qualifying for the admission process after the state-level entrance examination. Aspirants can download their scorecards, verify their merit ranks, and begin preparing for counselling, where seats in participating agricultural universities will be allotted based on merit and eligibility. UPCATET result 2026:…

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Rylan Clark misses his radio show after travel chaos leaves him stranded in France: ‘I was going to get on an eight-hour train’ | English Movie News

Rylan Clark misses his radio show after travel chaos leaves him stranded in France: ‘I was going to get on an eight-hour train’ | English Movie News

The presenter found himself stranded in Nice after travel disruption forced him to extend his stay in France.Image credit (Image credit -Instagram) Rylan apologised after unforeseen travel complications forced him to miss his radio show while stranded abroad. The 37-year-old radio host was scheduled to be on air but couldn’t return home from Nice, France…

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Bizman’s son Ayush Malik, who became Mohammad Ali, returns to Hinduism; performs puja at family home

Bizman’s son Ayush Malik, who became Mohammad Ali, returns to Hinduism; performs puja at family home

A young man, Ayush Malik, who had publicly converted to Islam and changed his name, has now returned to Hinduism. SHAMLI: Weeks after publicly announcing that he had embraced Islam and changed his name to Mohammad Ali, Ayush Malik (30), the only son of Shamli-based pharmaceutical businessman Devraj Malik, has returned to Hinduism, with his…

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Jun 30, 2026, 10:40 IST

Jun 30, 2026, 10:40 IST

Germany’s Jonathan Tah (4) heads a goal that was disqualified after a VAR check. (AP Photo) Thomas Muller delivered a scathing assessment of VAR after Germany suffered a shock Round of 32 exit at the FIFA World Cup 2026, with a controversial decision overturning Jonathan Tah’s extra-time goal proving decisive in a dramatic defeat to…

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They were just four engineering students until one tragedy inspired an invention that put them on the Forbes Asia Under 30 list

They were just four engineering students until one tragedy inspired an invention that put them on the Forbes Asia Under 30 list

Bandicoot robot is transforming sewer cleaning with AI across Indian cities Most engineering students dream of landing a good job after graduation. Vimal Govind MK, Rashid K, Arun George and Nikhil NP were no different. They studied together at MES College of Engineering in Kerala, graduated with plans to build successful careers and stepped into…

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‘Peddi’ OTT release: Ram Charan and Janhvi Kapoor starrer expected to hit digital screens on July 16

‘Peddi’ OTT release: Ram Charan and Janhvi Kapoor starrer expected to hit digital screens on July 16

Ram Charan was recently seen in the sports action drama ‘Peddi’, which is currently enjoying a successful theatrical run. Almost a month after the film hit theatres, the latest buzz suggests it will debut digitally very soon. ‘Peddi’ OTT release details As per a report by Gulte, ‘Peddi’ is expected to start streaming on Netflix…

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