Terry Dyson, Spurs legend who won 1960-61 Double and remains only Spurs player to hit Arsenal hat-trick, dies aged 91 Tottenham Hotspur are mourning the death of Terry Dyson, the former winger who became part of one of the greatest sides in the club’s history and remains the only Spurs player to score a hat-trick … Read more
Amid chatter about the much-anticipated sequel to Ayan Mukerji’s ‘Brahmastra’, a new report details an exciting update about Alia Bhatt‘s role in the film that reportedly reunites her with husband, Ranbir Kapoor. Alia Bhatt to return in ‘Brahmastra 2’ The actress, who played the female lead in the hit film, is set to make an … Read more
NCERT has formed a new team to draft Political Science textbooks for Classes 11 and 12, with a focus on Indian knowledge systems, cultural rootedness and inclusion. The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has reconstituted the team responsible for preparing new Political Science textbooks for Classes 11 and 12. The new team … Read more
You may wake up feeling a bit off, Virgo. Not weak exactly, just lazy, unsettled, and harder to start than usual. Don’t judge the whole day by that first hour.Mercury gives mental strength later, and Mars adds courage once you get moving. This is why taking a risk, even a tiny one, can alter the … Read more
Lucknow: King George’s Medical University (KGMU) has performed its first robotic Whipple procedure for pancreatic cancer, introducing robotic pancreatic surgery at the govt-run institution.Officials said the procedure was performed by the department of surgical gastroenterology under Prof Abhijit Chandra in collaboration with the department of anaesthesiology headed by Prof Monica Kohli. Assistant professors Dr Mahesh … Read more
Built into nature: The underground home was designed to blend seamlessly into the Missouri Ozarks hillside. An extraordinary underground home in Missouri’s Ozarks is offering viewers a rare glimpse into an unconventional experiment in architecture, engineering and sustainable living. Built by engineer Conway over several years, the house was carved into a hillside without an … Read more
At last, a day that lets your shoulders drop, Leo. Stress eases, and you’ll be more at peace with your loved ones, yourself and the hum of everyday life.The Sun helps you feel confident, and the Moon offers comfort in the home. The combination of the two ensures that family discussions and social gatherings seem … Read more
The day begins with a slight edge in the air, Aries. You’ll need to slow down where you usually rush, especially during commuting, crossing busy roads, or handling tools and machines at work.The Moon stirs your restless side, while Saturn throws a small brake on movement. That’s why little delays, sharp words, or disappointing news … Read more
US-Iran war hits Indian carriers harder as international passenger traffic falls 26% NEW DELHI: The US-Iran war’s impact on international air travel globally has, from an Indian perspective, hit homegrown carriers harder than foreign ones.While people flying in and out of India fell 10.5% to 1.7 crore during April-June, the traditional peak summer quarter, Indian … Read more
SC asks CBSE to consider one-year reprieve on 3-language policy; bench debates whether English is ‘indigenous’ NEW DELHI: Supreme Court Thursday asked Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to consider a reprieve to Class VI students by deferring implementation of the three-language policy to next year, by which time it should shore up infrastructure and … Read more