Delhi University opens first-ever one-year PG admissions, 14,600 seats up for grabs: Check complete details here

Delhi University opens first-ever one-year PG admissions, 14,600 seats up for grabs: Check complete details here

Delhi University has introduced one-year postgraduate programmes for the first time, opening admissions for 46 new courses in the 2026 academic session. The university will also continue admissions to its 74 two-year PG programmes, taking the total intake to around 14,600 seats. The online registration process will remain open until July 11. Delhi University (DU)…

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Quote of the day by Pavel Durov: 'My success and health come from 20+ years of abstaining from alcohol, tobacco, coffee, pills, and illegal drugs'

Quote of the day by Pavel Durov: ‘My success and health come from 20+ years of abstaining from alcohol, tobacco, coffee, pills, and illegal drugs’

Quote of the day by Pavel Durov. Pavel Durov is a Russian-born technology entrepreneur best known as the co-founder and chief executive officer of Telegram, a globally popular cloud-based messaging app. Born in Saint Petersburg in 1984, Durov first achieved widespread fame after launching VKontakte, often called VK, in 2006. Built as a local equivalent…

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Why India's GCC boom is facing a talent problem — and what companies want next

Why India’s GCC boom is facing a talent problem — and what companies want next

Talent gaps threaten India’s GCC growth (representative image) Talent shortages are emerging as a strategic risk for India’s global capability centre (GCC) sector, with 11% of GCC leaders saying their global headquarters are actively evaluating or shifting mandates to competing geographies, according to a PwC India-FICCI study.The report, based on a survey of 200 senior…

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'Not really surprised': Ex-India cricketer on shock defeat against Ireland, explains why

‘Not really surprised’: Ex-India cricketer on shock defeat against Ireland, explains why | Cricket News

Ireland stun India to win the series 2-0. (Pic credit: Cricket Ireland) NEW DELHI: Former India batter Ambati Rayudu has admitted he was “not really surprised” by India’s stunning 0-2 T20I series defeat to Ireland, saying the reigning world champions were simply not prepared for the vastly different conditions after the high-scoring Indian Premier League…

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No fuel shortage: Govt assures 100% domestic LPG, PNG, CNG supply amid Hormuz energy crunch

No fuel shortage: Govt assures 100% domestic LPG, PNG, CNG supply amid Hormuz energy crunch

Amid ongoing geopolitical tensions straining global oil supplies, the government has said that it is ensuring uninterrupted fuel availability across the country and is closely monitoring maritime safety in the Middle East.Reassuring citizens, the ministry of petroleum and natural gas said there has been no disruption in household LPG supply. “Domestic LPG cylinder deliveries remain…

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Your child is not your therapist; 5 hidden ways sharing marital problems affect kids and what can parents do instead

Your child is not your therapist; 5 hidden ways sharing marital problems affect kids and what can parents do instead

Here’s something most parents don’t think about: kids learn what relationships are supposed to look like by watching theirs. That’s it. That’s the blueprint they get. So if what they grew up hearing was criticism, resentment, unresolved fights, constant tension that becomes their baseline for what “normal” looks like. Some grow up scared of getting…

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7 flowers, fruits, and vegetables to plant in the UK

7 flowers, fruits, and vegetables to plant in the UK

July is an extremely productive period for British gardeners, as there are favourable growing conditions for fast-developing vegetables, flowers, and fruit bushes due to warm soil, long daylight, and regular watering. Although the majority of people believe that all plantings must be carried out during spring months, in July, there are still a lot of…

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Middle east crisis: How Hezbollah’s low-cost drones are reshaping the battlefield as Israel scrambles to adapt

Middle east crisis: How Hezbollah’s low-cost drones are reshaping the battlefield as Israel scrambles to adapt

Cheap fibre-optic drones deployed by Hezbollah are posing new operational challenges for Israeli troops in southern Lebanon, prompting the military to adjust its tactics in response to an increasingly lethal threat.The devices are small, inexpensive and widely available, resembling “children’s toys”, said Orna Mizrahi, a senior researcher at the Institute for National Security Studies.The military…

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"I was called unprofessional for sleeping after work": Viral Reddit post sparks debate on startup culture, workplace boundaries and Gen Z careers

“I was called unprofessional for sleeping after work”: Viral Reddit post sparks debate on startup culture, workplace boundaries and Gen Z careers

A Rs 23,000 salary, late-night calls and a viral Reddit post: Why young employees are questioning workplace boundaries (AI Image) A Reddit post by a young startup employee has struck a chord with thousands online after he claimed his employer questioned his professionalism for sleeping after a full day of work. While the claims are…

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