August 8, 2026
MHT CET CAP admissions 2026: 53,000 students register for CAP admissions in six professional courses, CET Cell urges early applications

MHT CET CAP admissions 2026: 53,000 students register for CAP admissions in six professional courses, CET Cell urges early applications

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Three-year LLB leads as 53,017 students register for Maharashtra CAP admissions 2026-27 MUMBAI: More than 53,000 students have registered so far for the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for six professional and higher education courses for the academic year 2026-27, according to the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell.The ongoing admission process covers Bachelor of…

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Australian radio star Kris Fade explains his decision to reject a dream job: ‘I’ve called Dubai home’

Australian radio star Kris Fade explains his decision to reject a dream job: ‘I’ve called Dubai home’

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Kris Fade explains why he rejected his dream job in Australia. Image credits: Instagram Kris Fade, the Australian radio star, has refused to take his dream radio job after weeks of listener speculation. The 46-year-old reflected on his decision to leave Sydney for good 19 years ago, making Dubai his new home. While he acknowledged…

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Iran’s hidden drone capability? US F-15 pilot saw ‘jellyfish-like’ formation before jet was shot down

Iran’s hidden drone capability? US F-15 pilot saw ‘jellyfish-like’ formation before jet was shot down

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The site in Iran, where the Americans destroyed aircraft during the rescue of a USAF F-15 pilot. Reuters The US fighter pilot whose F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over Iran in April recalled seeing a “jellyfish-like” formation of Iranian drones moments before his aircraft was downed, according to CNN.Also Read | Evacuating the ‘Dudes’:…

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FOMO about US stock market? How Indians can invest – routes, benefits, risks & tax implications explained

FOMO about US stock market? How Indians can invest – routes, benefits, risks & tax implications explained

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The attraction of US equities extends well beyond a handful of technology companies. (AI image) A few weeks ago SpaceX’s listing on the US stock market made Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire. The US stock market remains the biggest in the world, with several of its companies having over trillion dollar valuations. In fact,…

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From STEM to STEAM: How Indian-American sisters are reimagining learning in the Sundarbans school

From STEM to STEAM: How Indian-American sisters are reimagining learning in the Sundarbans school

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From STEM to STEAM: Sundarbans School Reimagines Learning with Hands-On Labs Two teenage Indian-American sisters are helping reshape education in one of India’s most remote regions, bringing hands-on science, technology, and creative learning opportunities to classrooms in the Sundarbans that once relied almost entirely on chalkboards and textbooks.At Swapnopuron Shiksha Niketan in Hingalganj, a quiet…

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‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ makers drop season 1 recap ahead of big reveal; film to hit theatres on September 4

‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ makers drop season 1 recap ahead of big reveal; film to hit theatres on September 4

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The makers of ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ have released a Season 1 recap, teasing a major announcement soon. Bringing back Kaleen Bhaiya, Munna Bhaiya and Guddu Bhaiya, the video builds excitement for the film, directed by Gurmeet Singh and releasing worldwide on September 4, 2026. As anticipation builds for the next big chapter, the makers of…

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Why did stock market crash today? BSE Sensex closes almost 900 points down – top reasons for fall

Why did stock market crash today? BSE Sensex closes almost 900 points down – top reasons for fall

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The continued uncertainty over the US-Iran peace talks outcome also acted as an overhang on the benchmarks. (AI image) Stock market crash today: Nifty50 and BSE Sensex crashed in trade on Tuesday due to multiple factors including weak global cues and a renewed selloff in IT stocks. The continued uncertainty over the US-Iran peace talks…

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UK Pensioner couples could see £66 monthly increase from July as pension credit payments rise by 4.8% | World News

UK Pensioner couples could see £66 monthly increase from July as pension credit payments rise by 4.8% | World News

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Pensioner couple to get extra £66 from July. Many of pensioners receiving Pension Credit are set to see their payments rise from July after the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) increased the benefit by 4.8 per cent.Under the updated rates, eligible couples will receive up to £363.25 a week through Guarantee Credit, up from…

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​‘The monkey who reaches for every fruit rarely enjoys one’ – A proverb on focus and contentment The image behind this saying is simple: a monkey moving from branch to branch, trying to grab every fruit it sees, may end up enjoying none fully. In chasing every possibility, it loses the chance to value what is already within reach.The saying is often attributed to the moral storytelling tradition of the Jataka tales, the Buddhist collection of stories about the previous lives of the Buddha, where animals frequently reflect human behaviour and ethical lessons. The proverb’s message reflects the same wisdom found in these stories: desire without restraint can lead to dissatisfaction. The idea also appears in different cultures through similar sayings: the English proverb “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” highlights the value of appreciating what is already secured, while the Japanese saying “Hana yori dango” (“dumplings rather than flowers”) suggests choosing real value over appearances. Across these traditions, the lesson remains the same: constantly reaching for more can make people overlook the value of what they already have.The meaning of the proverb goes beyond the monkey and the fruit. The monkey represents a restless mind that is constantly searching, comparing and reaching for the next opportunity. The fruits represent the many choices, desires and distractions people encounter. The lesson is that wanting everything at once can prevent us from truly experiencing anything.The philosophy behind the saying is rooted in the value of focus and mindful choice. Having many opportunities is not always the same as having fulfillment. A person who spreads their energy in too many directions may struggle to develop depth, while someone who chooses carefully can fully appreciate and master what they pursue.In today’s day and age, the proverb has a strong connection with the way people approach success. A professional trying to chase every trend, every skill and every opportunity may end up without a clear direction. A business that constantly changes priorities may lose sight of its main purpose. Even personally, constantly searching for something better can make people overlook the value of what they already have.The saying also reflects a part of human nature: the tendency to confuse more with better. Humans are naturally drawn towards new possibilities, but endless pursuit can create dissatisfaction. Like the monkey reaching for another fruit, people can become so focused on what they lack that they fail to enjoy what they have already gained.Yet the proverb does not argue against ambition or curiosity. Growth often requires exploration. Its lesson is about balance and knowing when to seek new opportunities, and when to commit to the path already chosen.Distraction is a timeless human struggle. The number of choices may change with each generation, but the challenge remains the same: deciding what deserves our attention. Whether in ancient stories or modern life, focus remains one of the foundations of achievement and fulfilment.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAjit Doval, Wang Yi Review India-China Ties, Border Progress At BRICS NSA Meeting In New DelhiAfter Lucknow Fire Killed 15, Kanpur Launches Safety Crackdown On Coaching CentresRow Erupts Over US Ambassador Sergio Gor’s ‘Two Nations’ Remark After Meeting TN CM VijayCM Vijay’s First Detailed Assembly Speech: Hits Back At ‘Actor’s Party’ Jibe, Renews Anti-NEET PushTMC Leader Humiliated In Public | Shoe Garland, Sit-Ups & Eggs Thrown Amid Corruption AllegationsNSA Ajit Doval Flags Evolving Terrorism And Disruptive Technologies At BRICS MeetBengaluru NEET Controversy: Cong Says Rally Did Not Disrupt Exam, Calls BJP Charges BaselessEU Unveils Ambassadors Network In India, Seeks Stronger People-To-People LinksLucknow Fire Kills 15; SIT Formed To Probe Safety Violations, Four Accused ArrestedTMC Rift Out In Open As Rebel Camp Forms 30-Member National Panel123PhotostoriesLove quote of the day by Emily Blunt: ‘There’s someone behind you on your good days, and someone in front…’7 Auspicious house names are popular among homeowners who believe in wealth, peace and prosperityChinese proverb of the day on success: ‘Be not afraid of going slowly; be afraid only of standing still’Woodworm alert: 7 signs and prevention tips every UK homeowner should knowPsychology says people who say ‘no’ more often aren’t selfish; they may have healthier emotional boundariesThis small island in Europe has more puffins than humans and feels frozen in timePsychologist reveals 5 things ‘fun dads’ do that can raise happier childrenSadhguru’s go-to summer coolers for better digestion and hydrationPsychology says people who can’t stop thinking about an ex aren’t necessarily still in love; they may be missing a version of themselvesHeatwave gardening: The right way to water your plants when temperatures soar123Hot PicksIPL tradeGold rate todayCUET UG Result 2026Telangana school bandhCBSE 12th revaluationMaldivian wisdomSpanish proverbMalay proverbPortuguese proverbTop TrendingGeorge KurianUS-Iran WarKunal ShahFIFA World Cup 2026ITR filing 2026CUET UG Result 2026NEET UG ExamGold rate todayDelhi weatherMumbai rain

​‘The monkey who reaches for every fruit rarely enjoys one’ – A proverb on focus and contentment The image behind this saying is simple: a monkey moving from branch to branch, trying to grab every fruit it sees, may end up enjoying none fully. In chasing every possibility, it loses the chance to value what is already within reach.The saying is often attributed to the moral storytelling tradition of the Jataka tales, the Buddhist collection of stories about the previous lives of the Buddha, where animals frequently reflect human behaviour and ethical lessons. The proverb’s message reflects the same wisdom found in these stories: desire without restraint can lead to dissatisfaction. The idea also appears in different cultures through similar sayings: the English proverb “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” highlights the value of appreciating what is already secured, while the Japanese saying “Hana yori dango” (“dumplings rather than flowers”) suggests choosing real value over appearances. Across these traditions, the lesson remains the same: constantly reaching for more can make people overlook the value of what they already have.The meaning of the proverb goes beyond the monkey and the fruit. The monkey represents a restless mind that is constantly searching, comparing and reaching for the next opportunity. The fruits represent the many choices, desires and distractions people encounter. The lesson is that wanting everything at once can prevent us from truly experiencing anything.The philosophy behind the saying is rooted in the value of focus and mindful choice. Having many opportunities is not always the same as having fulfillment. A person who spreads their energy in too many directions may struggle to develop depth, while someone who chooses carefully can fully appreciate and master what they pursue.In today’s day and age, the proverb has a strong connection with the way people approach success. A professional trying to chase every trend, every skill and every opportunity may end up without a clear direction. A business that constantly changes priorities may lose sight of its main purpose. Even personally, constantly searching for something better can make people overlook the value of what they already have.The saying also reflects a part of human nature: the tendency to confuse more with better. Humans are naturally drawn towards new possibilities, but endless pursuit can create dissatisfaction. Like the monkey reaching for another fruit, people can become so focused on what they lack that they fail to enjoy what they have already gained.Yet the proverb does not argue against ambition or curiosity. Growth often requires exploration. Its lesson is about balance and knowing when to seek new opportunities, and when to commit to the path already chosen.Distraction is a timeless human struggle. The number of choices may change with each generation, but the challenge remains the same: deciding what deserves our attention. Whether in ancient stories or modern life, focus remains one of the foundations of achievement and fulfilment.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAjit Doval, Wang Yi Review India-China Ties, Border Progress At BRICS NSA Meeting In New DelhiAfter Lucknow Fire Killed 15, Kanpur Launches Safety Crackdown On Coaching CentresRow Erupts Over US Ambassador Sergio Gor’s ‘Two Nations’ Remark After Meeting TN CM VijayCM Vijay’s First Detailed Assembly Speech: Hits Back At ‘Actor’s Party’ Jibe, Renews Anti-NEET PushTMC Leader Humiliated In Public | Shoe Garland, Sit-Ups & Eggs Thrown Amid Corruption AllegationsNSA Ajit Doval Flags Evolving Terrorism And Disruptive Technologies At BRICS MeetBengaluru NEET Controversy: Cong Says Rally Did Not Disrupt Exam, Calls BJP Charges BaselessEU Unveils Ambassadors Network In India, Seeks Stronger People-To-People LinksLucknow Fire Kills 15; SIT Formed To Probe Safety Violations, Four Accused ArrestedTMC Rift Out In Open As Rebel Camp Forms 30-Member National Panel123PhotostoriesLove quote of the day by Emily Blunt: ‘There’s someone behind you on your good days, and someone in front…’7 Auspicious house names are popular among homeowners who believe in wealth, peace and prosperityChinese proverb of the day on success: ‘Be not afraid of going slowly; be afraid only of standing still’Woodworm alert: 7 signs and prevention tips every UK homeowner should knowPsychology says people who say ‘no’ more often aren’t selfish; they may have healthier emotional boundariesThis small island in Europe has more puffins than humans and feels frozen in timePsychologist reveals 5 things ‘fun dads’ do that can raise happier childrenSadhguru’s go-to summer coolers for better digestion and hydrationPsychology says people who can’t stop thinking about an ex aren’t necessarily still in love; they may be missing a version of themselvesHeatwave gardening: The right way to water your plants when temperatures soar123Hot PicksIPL tradeGold rate todayCUET UG Result 2026Telangana school bandhCBSE 12th revaluationMaldivian wisdomSpanish proverbMalay proverbPortuguese proverbTop TrendingGeorge KurianUS-Iran WarKunal ShahFIFA World Cup 2026ITR filing 2026CUET UG Result 2026NEET UG ExamGold rate todayDelhi weatherMumbai rain

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​‘The monkey who reaches for every fruit rarely enjoys one’ – A proverb on focus and contentment The image behind this saying is simple: a monkey moving from branch to branch, trying to grab every fruit it sees, may end up enjoying none fully. In chasing every possibility, it loses the chance to value what…

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Jun 23, 2026, 16:20 IST

Jun 23, 2026, 16:20 IST

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Former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has strongly defended teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi following the criticism that emerged after the youngster’s altercation with Sri Lankan players during the tri-series final in Dambulla.The incident took place after India’s defeat in the Super Over and quickly became a major talking point among fans and experts. However, Ashwin believes…

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New World No. 1! Sree Charani dethrones England’s Linsey Smith to top Women’s T20I bowling ranking

New World No. 1! Sree Charani dethrones England’s Linsey Smith to top Women’s T20I bowling ranking

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India’s young left-arm spinner Sree Charani has become the world’s No. 1 ranked bowler in Women’s T20Is after a superb run in the ongoing Women’s T20 World Cup. The 21-year-old climbed to the top of the ICC rankings after taking 10 wickets in just three matches, making her the tournament’s leading wicket-taker so far.Charani’s rise…

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CONIT 2026: Research on secure governance and reliability engineering for AI/LLM workloads earns recognition

CONIT 2026: Research on secure governance and reliability engineering for AI/LLM workloads earns recognition

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Best Paper Recognition Announced for Research on Secure Governance and Reliability Engineering for AI/LLM Cloud Workloads in Regulated Industries PUNE: The organising committee of the 6th International Conference on Intelligent Technologies (CONIT) is pleased to recognise the research paper titled “Secure Governance and Reliability Engineering for AI/LLM Cloud Workloads in Regulated Industries” for its significant…

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Trisha skips Vijay’s birthday wish on social media; Has the ‘Leo’ actress unfollowed her co-star on Instagram?

Trisha skips Vijay’s birthday wish on social media; Has the ‘Leo’ actress unfollowed her co-star on Instagram?

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Actor and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay celebrated his birthday with grand wishes pouring in from political leaders, film personalities, and fans across the state. However, one name that caught everyone’s attention for a different reason was actress Trisha. The ‘Leo’ star, who had publicly wished Vijay on social media over the last few years,…

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Chandigarh Property Rates: Chandigarh homes get costlier: How new collector rates affect property registration

Chandigarh Property Rates: Chandigarh homes get costlier: How new collector rates affect property registration

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Photo credit: X/@gemsofbabus_ Planning to buy a home in Chandigarh? Be prepared to pay more.Earlier this year, the UT administration revised collector rates for residential, commercial and agricultural properties, making property purchases costlier across the city. The revised rates, which came into effect on April 1, have increased the government’s benchmark valuation of properties.Collector rates…

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