August 7, 2026
Disney agreed to pay million to subscribers of YouTube TV, AT&T TV Now and DirecTV’s live TV for “forcing” …

Disney agreed to pay $50 million to subscribers of YouTube TV, AT&T TV Now and DirecTV’s live TV for “forcing” …

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Representative Image. (AP Photo/Jenny Kane, File) The Walt Disney Company reportedly agreed to pay $50 million to settle a class-action antitrust lawsuit alleging that the media giant used its massive market leverage to artificially inflate the prices of live television streaming services. The settlement is set to benefit millions of consumers who held subscriptions to…

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The forgotten city of Mexico: A PhD student accidentally uncovered a massive ancient civilisation hidden beneath the jungle | World News

The forgotten city of Mexico: A PhD student accidentally uncovered a massive ancient civilisation hidden beneath the jungle | World News

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A PhD student, scrolling through publicly available survey material from a Mexican environmental project, noticed shapes that didn’t sit comfortably with the idea of untouched jungle. The files had been online for years; nothing new about them. But once processed through archaeological mapping techniques, the patterns stopped looking like random terrain. Roads, raised platforms, and…

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NEW DELHI: In what is going to make millions of them breathe easy, students returning to schools after the summer break in July will not be forced into an abrupt language switch midway through schooling. Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan told TOI on Thursday that the requirement of studying two Indian languages under the three-language policy will begin with Class 6 and progress gradually, instead of being applied retrospectively to students already in Classes 7, 8 and 9 in CBSE schools.This means students who had opted for two foreign languages under the existing system can continue with their current combination until their Class 10 board examination, which for Class 7 would be in 2030 and for Class 9 in 2028. CBSE is expected to issue an amended order after deliberations in its governing council.This answers a concern schools and parents raised after CBSE asked affiliated schools to roll out the policy from July. The fear was that a student who had studied a foreign language for years could suddenly be told to drop it in Class IX for an Indian one — which would have meant academic stress for children and operational strain for schools.Pradhan said the board’s earlier communication had not clearly spelt out the transition for students already in the system. “CBSE could not give a clear order,” he said, adding that the ambiguity would now be removed. “No child will face any difficulty. Those already studying two foreign languages will be allowed to continue till they pass Class X,” he said, adding that the policy would apply from Class 6 and then advance with each cohort.Under the National Education Policy 2020, students from classes VI to VIII are expected to study three languages. Pradhan said this was already the norm across most school boards in the country. Of India’s nearly 25 crore school students, he said, about 90% study three languages, and barring CBSE and Tamil Nadu, most boards follow the pattern up to Class X. Within CBSE, nearly 99% already study two Indian languages; only about 1.3% have combinations involving two foreign languages — the group now left untouched.Students now entering Class VI will study three languages, of which two will have to be Indian languages.Pradhan said class-appropriate books in 22 Indian languages would be made available, and issues relating to teachers and resources would have to be addressed by CBSE. “This is CBSE’s challenge, not the country’s challenge, not the state board’s challenge,” he said. Class-appropriate textbooks in 22 languages would be ready on time, he said, easing confusion over books, teachers and timelines that had reached the courts.A fourth language stays optional, and nothing in the policy bars foreign languages. The insistence, Pradhan said, is only on Indian languages anchoring schooling, part of a wider push to pull the country out of what he called a colonised mindset.Besides the language question, there is now a parallel push on skills. From classes VI to VIII, vocational exposure is compulsory, with schools required to spend 110 hours a year on skill modules and set up composite skill labs. In classes IX and X, a skill subject such as Kaushal Vikas is mandatory, to be assessed through internal marks and boards; in classes XI and XII, it will stay elective but is going to be pushed hard.CBSE officials said that the Board is also examining whether a foreign language can be taken in lieu of the compulsory vocational subject up to Class X. However, this remains under discussion.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorManash Pratim GohainManash Pratim Gohain is a seasoned journalist with over two decades at The Times of India, where he has built a rich body of work spanning education policy, politics, and governance. Renowned for his incisive coverage of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, accreditation reforms, and skilling initiatives, he has also reported on student politics, urban policy, and social movements. His political reportage—both reflective and news-driven—adds depth to his writing, bridging policy with public impact. Through his 2,500 articles and related outlets, he has emerged as a trusted voice in national discourse, particularly in linking education reform to broader societal change.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCanada Officially Confirms Khalistani Role In Air India Kanishka BombingKolkata Warehouse Collapse: Bengal CM Blames TMC Regime, Says ‘Flawed Plan’ Got ApprovalRam Mandir Donation Row: F.I.R Filed Against Eight Accused After SIT Flags EmbezzlementThreat To Journalists? 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NEW DELHI: In what is going to make millions of them breathe easy, students returning to schools after the summer break in July will not be forced into an abrupt language switch midway through schooling. Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan told TOI on Thursday that the requirement of studying two Indian languages under the three-language policy will begin with Class 6 and progress gradually, instead of being applied retrospectively to students already in Classes 7, 8 and 9 in CBSE schools.This means students who had opted for two foreign languages under the existing system can continue with their current combination until their Class 10 board examination, which for Class 7 would be in 2030 and for Class 9 in 2028. CBSE is expected to issue an amended order after deliberations in its governing council.This answers a concern schools and parents raised after CBSE asked affiliated schools to roll out the policy from July. The fear was that a student who had studied a foreign language for years could suddenly be told to drop it in Class IX for an Indian one — which would have meant academic stress for children and operational strain for schools.Pradhan said the board’s earlier communication had not clearly spelt out the transition for students already in the system. “CBSE could not give a clear order,” he said, adding that the ambiguity would now be removed. “No child will face any difficulty. Those already studying two foreign languages will be allowed to continue till they pass Class X,” he said, adding that the policy would apply from Class 6 and then advance with each cohort.Under the National Education Policy 2020, students from classes VI to VIII are expected to study three languages. Pradhan said this was already the norm across most school boards in the country. Of India’s nearly 25 crore school students, he said, about 90% study three languages, and barring CBSE and Tamil Nadu, most boards follow the pattern up to Class X. Within CBSE, nearly 99% already study two Indian languages; only about 1.3% have combinations involving two foreign languages — the group now left untouched.Students now entering Class VI will study three languages, of which two will have to be Indian languages.Pradhan said class-appropriate books in 22 Indian languages would be made available, and issues relating to teachers and resources would have to be addressed by CBSE. “This is CBSE’s challenge, not the country’s challenge, not the state board’s challenge,” he said. Class-appropriate textbooks in 22 languages would be ready on time, he said, easing confusion over books, teachers and timelines that had reached the courts.A fourth language stays optional, and nothing in the policy bars foreign languages. The insistence, Pradhan said, is only on Indian languages anchoring schooling, part of a wider push to pull the country out of what he called a colonised mindset.Besides the language question, there is now a parallel push on skills. From classes VI to VIII, vocational exposure is compulsory, with schools required to spend 110 hours a year on skill modules and set up composite skill labs. In classes IX and X, a skill subject such as Kaushal Vikas is mandatory, to be assessed through internal marks and boards; in classes XI and XII, it will stay elective but is going to be pushed hard.CBSE officials said that the Board is also examining whether a foreign language can be taken in lieu of the compulsory vocational subject up to Class X. However, this remains under discussion.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorManash Pratim GohainManash Pratim Gohain is a seasoned journalist with over two decades at The Times of India, where he has built a rich body of work spanning education policy, politics, and governance. Renowned for his incisive coverage of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, accreditation reforms, and skilling initiatives, he has also reported on student politics, urban policy, and social movements. His political reportage—both reflective and news-driven—adds depth to his writing, bridging policy with public impact. Through his 2,500 articles and related outlets, he has emerged as a trusted voice in national discourse, particularly in linking education reform to broader societal change.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCanada Officially Confirms Khalistani Role In Air India Kanishka BombingKolkata Warehouse Collapse: Bengal CM Blames TMC Regime, Says ‘Flawed Plan’ Got ApprovalRam Mandir Donation Row: F.I.R Filed Against Eight Accused After SIT Flags EmbezzlementThreat To Journalists? 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NEW DELHI: In what is going to make millions of them breathe easy, students returning to schools after the summer break in July will not be forced into an abrupt language switch midway through schooling. Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan told TOI on Thursday that the requirement of studying two Indian languages under the three-language…

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‘Pressure will come’: R Ashwin’s honest advice for Vaibhav Sooryavanshi ahead of India debut

‘Pressure will come’: R Ashwin’s honest advice for Vaibhav Sooryavanshi ahead of India debut

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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (PTI Photo) Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is all set to make his senior men’s international debut, and at just 15 years of age, former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin believes the teenage sensation should simply enjoy the experience of representing his country.Sooryavanshi has taken the cricketing world by storm with a string of record-breaking performances. Despite…

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RBI Grade B Prelims Result 2026 released at rbi.org.in, Phase 2 merit list PDF out for shortlisted candidates; download here

RBI Grade B Prelims Result 2026 released at rbi.org.in, Phase 2 merit list PDF out for shortlisted candidates; download here

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RBI Grade B Result 2026 declared, candidates shortlisted for Phase 2 examination on July 25 RBI Grade B Prelims Result 2026: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released the RBI Grade B Prelims Result 2026 for the recruitment of Officer Grade B (General) under the Panel Year 2026. Candidates who appeared in the Phase…

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Prince Harry reveals Prince William asked him to “pretend I didn’t know him” at school

Prince Harry reveals Prince William asked him to “pretend I didn’t know him” at school

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The Duke of Sussex reflected on the challenges of adjusting to boarding school shortly after the loss of his mother, Princess Diana.Image credit (Instagram) Prince Harry’s arrival at Eton College in 1998 marked a particularly difficult transition in his young life. The Duke of Sussex, now 41, enrolled at the prestigious all-boys boarding school just…

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‘She planned it, no he forced me’: Twist and turns in Pune realtor’s murder case as Siya Goyal, her lover turn on each other

‘She planned it, no he forced me’: Twist and turns in Pune realtor’s murder case as Siya Goyal, her lover turn on each other

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The murder case of Gahunje realtor Ketan Agarwal has taken a fresh turn after the two accused — his fiancée Siya Goyal (C) and her ‘partner’ Chetan Chaudhary (L) PUNE: The murder case of Gahunje realtor Ketan Agarwal has taken a fresh turn after the two accused — his fiancée Siya Goyal and her ‘partner’…

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Neet Re-Exam Refund: NEET-UG 2026 re-exam: NTA opens fee refund window; candidates must submit bank details by June 30

Neet Re-Exam Refund: NEET-UG 2026 re-exam: NTA opens fee refund window; candidates must submit bank details by June 30

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NEET-UG 2026 re-exam: Fee refund process begins as NTA seeks candidates’ bank account details NEET fee refund link 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened the fee refund window for candidates who appeared in the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination, enabling them to submit or update their bank account details through the official portal. Candidates have…

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Shah Rukh Khan visits Mangalore for an event; reveals heartwarming story behind his famous childhood pic – WATCH

Shah Rukh Khan visits Mangalore for an event; reveals heartwarming story behind his famous childhood pic – WATCH

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Shah Rukh Khan received a warm welcome in Mangalore as he attended a special event on June 25. At the event, the Bollywood superstar got candid with fans about his life, journey in the film industry and also delighted many by sharing the story behind one of his most well-known childhood photographs.Speaking to the cheering…

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Ram Dass Quote: Quote of the day by Ram Dass: “It is important to expect nothing, to take every experience, including the negative ones, as merely steps on the path, and to proceed”; What a former Harvard psychologist and Neem Karoli Baba’s follower had to say on keeping expectations

Ram Dass Quote: Quote of the day by Ram Dass: “It is important to expect nothing, to take every experience, including the negative ones, as merely steps on the path, and to proceed”; What a former Harvard psychologist and Neem Karoli Baba’s follower had to say on keeping expectations

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Spiritual teacher Ram Dass offers a profound perspective on life, urging us to “expect nothing” and embrace every experience, including hardships, as essential steps on our journey. He advises against rigid expectations that lead to suffering, instead promoting a calmer approach that views challenges as opportunities for growth. His wisdom resonates deeply in today’s high-pressure…

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NEW DELHI: Describing the amendments to FCRA rules as designed “not to regulate but to strangulate” independent civil society, Congress leader KC Venugopal Thursday wrote to PM Narendra Modi demanding that they be withdrawn.Venugopal called the recently notified rules an “overt and systemic assault on India’s civil society”, warning that they would financially and operationally cripple NGOs that render critical services to marginalised communities.CPM MP John Brittas wrote to Union home minister Amit Shah demanding that the rules be withdrawn.Venugopal said the rules had been amended to make up for withdrawal of the FCRA bill in Budget session of Parliament. “If accepted, they will convert independent civil society into a terrified govt-controlled echo chamber,” he added.The Congress MP particularly criticised the rules that require NGOs to select their activities from a rigid, govt-mandated list and restrict their operational geography. He said levying a separate fee for every additional state or category was “nothing short of an administrative toll tax designed to discourage pan-India social work”.Brittas objected to the introduction of the term “proselytisation” in the schedule related to religious activities, saying it was not defined in FCRA or the amended rules. He slammed the expansion in disclosure requirements for FCRA-registered organisations which will go beyond financial accountability and create an “extensive compliance and surveillance architecture”Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCanada Officially Confirms Khalistani Role In Air India Kanishka BombingKolkata Warehouse Collapse: Bengal CM Blames TMC Regime, Says ‘Flawed Plan’ Got ApprovalRam Mandir Donation Row: F.I.R Filed Against Eight Accused After SIT Flags EmbezzlementThreat To Journalists? Shiv Sena MP’s Remarks Trigger Political Storm In MaharashtraWhy India Has Given Dinesh Trivedi Cabinet Minister-Equivalent Status In Bangladesh?From Deportation Calls To Racist Attacks: The Rise Of Anti-Indian Sentiment In The US’Congress, BJP & SAD Joined Hands’: Punjab CM Mann Blames Opposition For ‘Conspiracy’India-Pak Backchannel Talks Continue In Colombo And Bangkok Amid Diplomatic Freeze: ReportsIf Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID And Passport Aren’t Final Proofs, What Actually Makes You Indian?Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs Meet Lok Sabha Speaker, Stress Constitutional Process On Party Claims123PhotostoriesFriday OTT releases (June 26): ‘Raja Shivaji’, ‘Little Brother’, ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’, ‘Perfect Family’ and moreShoaib Ibrahim and Dipika Kakar ring in son Ruhaan’s third birthday quietly amid father’s hospitalisationButtermilk for Summer: 8 traditional buttermilk dishes of India to keep the gut cool7 places on Earth that are compared to hell and yet travellers keep going10 baby girl names that symbolise renewal and positivity in different languagesSuccess quote of the day by Kunal Shah: ‘There are no over-ambitious people; only dreamers with no plans’Psychology says women comfortable being alone often share these 8 powerful traitsPushy parenting does more harm than good: What it is and 5 signs you may be oneThis everyday habit before work could be quietly damaging your performanceInside Samay Raina’s luxurious Mumbai house: A massive living area, a streaming room and more123Hot PicksCharles OliveiraKetan Agrawal MurderMike Vrabel ControversyGermany Vs EcuadorSujata Rout KarthikeyanED KelceNHL Trade RumorsNFL Trade RumorsAndy RoddickTop TrendingSundar PichaiVenezuela NewsRithuparna KSFIFA World Cup 2026Venezuela earthquake NewsMumba Local Train MurderMEA PassportNandani BosmiyaMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

NEW DELHI: Describing the amendments to FCRA rules as designed “not to regulate but to strangulate” independent civil society, Congress leader KC Venugopal Thursday wrote to PM Narendra Modi demanding that they be withdrawn.Venugopal called the recently notified rules an “overt and systemic assault on India’s civil society”, warning that they would financially and operationally cripple NGOs that render critical services to marginalised communities.CPM MP John Brittas wrote to Union home minister Amit Shah demanding that the rules be withdrawn.Venugopal said the rules had been amended to make up for withdrawal of the FCRA bill in Budget session of Parliament. “If accepted, they will convert independent civil society into a terrified govt-controlled echo chamber,” he added.The Congress MP particularly criticised the rules that require NGOs to select their activities from a rigid, govt-mandated list and restrict their operational geography. He said levying a separate fee for every additional state or category was “nothing short of an administrative toll tax designed to discourage pan-India social work”.Brittas objected to the introduction of the term “proselytisation” in the schedule related to religious activities, saying it was not defined in FCRA or the amended rules. He slammed the expansion in disclosure requirements for FCRA-registered organisations which will go beyond financial accountability and create an “extensive compliance and surveillance architecture”Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCanada Officially Confirms Khalistani Role In Air India Kanishka BombingKolkata Warehouse Collapse: Bengal CM Blames TMC Regime, Says ‘Flawed Plan’ Got ApprovalRam Mandir Donation Row: F.I.R Filed Against Eight Accused After SIT Flags EmbezzlementThreat To Journalists? Shiv Sena MP’s Remarks Trigger Political Storm In MaharashtraWhy India Has Given Dinesh Trivedi Cabinet Minister-Equivalent Status In Bangladesh?From Deportation Calls To Racist Attacks: The Rise Of Anti-Indian Sentiment In The US’Congress, BJP & SAD Joined Hands’: Punjab CM Mann Blames Opposition For ‘Conspiracy’India-Pak Backchannel Talks Continue In Colombo And Bangkok Amid Diplomatic Freeze: ReportsIf Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID And Passport Aren’t Final Proofs, What Actually Makes You Indian?Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs Meet Lok Sabha Speaker, Stress Constitutional Process On Party Claims123PhotostoriesFriday OTT releases (June 26): ‘Raja Shivaji’, ‘Little Brother’, ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’, ‘Perfect Family’ and moreShoaib Ibrahim and Dipika Kakar ring in son Ruhaan’s third birthday quietly amid father’s hospitalisationButtermilk for Summer: 8 traditional buttermilk dishes of India to keep the gut cool7 places on Earth that are compared to hell and yet travellers keep going10 baby girl names that symbolise renewal and positivity in different languagesSuccess quote of the day by Kunal Shah: ‘There are no over-ambitious people; only dreamers with no plans’Psychology says women comfortable being alone often share these 8 powerful traitsPushy parenting does more harm than good: What it is and 5 signs you may be oneThis everyday habit before work could be quietly damaging your performanceInside Samay Raina’s luxurious Mumbai house: A massive living area, a streaming room and more123Hot PicksCharles OliveiraKetan Agrawal MurderMike Vrabel ControversyGermany Vs EcuadorSujata Rout KarthikeyanED KelceNHL Trade RumorsNFL Trade RumorsAndy RoddickTop TrendingSundar PichaiVenezuela NewsRithuparna KSFIFA World Cup 2026Venezuela earthquake NewsMumba Local Train MurderMEA PassportNandani BosmiyaMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

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NEW DELHI: Describing the amendments to FCRA rules as designed “not to regulate but to strangulate” independent civil society, Congress leader KC Venugopal Thursday wrote to PM Narendra Modi demanding that they be withdrawn.Venugopal called the recently notified rules an “overt and systemic assault on India’s civil society”, warning that they would financially and operationally…

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The Netherlands sealed top spot in Group F with a comfortable 3-1 win over Tunisia on Thursday, setting up a Round of 32 clash against Morocco at the FIFA World Cup.Ronald Koeman’s side finished ahead of Japan, who were held to a draw by Sweden earlier in the day. The result meant the Dutch advanced…

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NEET UG 2026 re-exam: Provisional answer key challenge process begins; here is how to apply

NEET UG 2026 re-exam: Provisional answer key challenge process begins; here is how to apply

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NEET-UG 2026 re-exam: NTA opens answer key challenge window until June 28 for candidates NEET UG 2026 answer key: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened the provisional answer key challenge window for the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination, allowing candidates to raise objections to responses they believe require review. The facility is available through the official…

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‘Maa Inti Bangaaram’ star Samantha Ruth Prabhu recalls her lowest career phase after box office failures: ‘People said I was done as an actor’

‘Maa Inti Bangaaram’ star Samantha Ruth Prabhu recalls her lowest career phase after box office failures: ‘People said I was done as an actor’

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Actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu is enjoying the success of her latest release, ‘Maa Inti Bangaaram’ directed by BV Nandini Reddy. During the film’s success meet in Hyderabad, the actress spoke about one of the hardest times in her life. She shared that there was a time when many people believed her career had ended after…

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‘I thought he was just a visitor’: Akshata Murty’s emotional first memory of father Narayana Murthy

‘I thought he was just a visitor’: Akshata Murty’s emotional first memory of father Narayana Murthy

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‘He used to visit me quite regularly’: Akshata Murty recalls the touching childhood memory of father Narayana MurthyFor most children, the first memory of their father is one of coming home every evening after work.For Akshata Murty, it was different.The entrepreneur, philanthropist and wife of former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak recently shared a deeply…

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