TISS postpones 86th convocation citing 'unforeseen circumstances'; CJI Surya Kant was to be chief guest

TISS postpones 86th convocation citing ‘unforeseen circumstances’; CJI Surya Kant was to be chief guest

The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) Mumbai: The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) abruptly postponed its 86th annual convocation, scheduled to be held on Sunday, Aug 2. In an email sent to students after midnight on Thursday, at around 12.50 am, TISS said that the convocation, had been postponed due to ‘unforeseen circumstances’….

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‘Nobody is selling football’: FIFA finally breaks silence with defiant response to UEFA boycott threat | Football News

‘Nobody is selling football’: FIFA finally breaks silence with defiant response to UEFA boycott threat | Football News

FIFA defends World Cup investment plan, insisting “nobody is selling football” amid growing opposition from major confederations. FIFA has defended its controversial World Cup investment proposal after facing escalating opposition from football’s governing bodies, insisting that “nobody is selling football” despite threats of a boycott from UEFA and mounting criticism from other confederations.The governing body…

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Scorpio Monthly Predictions for August 2026: Efforts to improve relationships may face initial frustration and require patience

Scorpio Monthly Predictions for August 2026: Efforts to improve relationships may face initial frustration and require patience

The month carries both sunshine and passing cloud, so don’t judge the whole sky by one afternoon. As August begins, the opening days suggest there may be worries related to your mother’s health, and your peace of mind may be disturbed by domestic issues. The middle of this phase points to minor stomach-related concerns, although…

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Japanese proverb of the day: Why "If in a hurry, take the roundabout path" teaches that slowing down is often the fastest way forward

Japanese proverb of the day: Why “If in a hurry, take the roundabout path” teaches that slowing down is often the fastest way forward | World News

When time is running short, our first instinct is usually to rush. We cut corners, skip important steps and look for the quickest route to our destination. Yet haste often leads to mistakes that take far longer to fix than the time we thought we were saving. The Japanese proverb, “If in a hurry, take…

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Chinese man didn't invite his mother to his wedding because he was ashamed of her looks; boss fired him and gave her the job

Chinese man didn’t invite his mother to his wedding because he was ashamed of her looks; boss fired him and gave her the job

Cui said he found the employee’s mother sitting alone outside during her son’s wedding. (Representational photo) A company founder in China has sparked debate after sharing why he dismissed an employee who did not invite his own mother to his wedding.According to Chinese media reports, the businessman said the employee told him he was embarrassed…

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10 baby names inspired by Greek mythology

10 baby names inspired by Greek mythology

Inspired by Helen of Troy, one of the most famous women in Greek mythology, Helen has long symbolised beauty and grace. Despite its ancient origins, the name has remained a classic across generations and continues to be widely used around the world. Greek mythology offers a wealth of meaningful baby names that have stood the…

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'Brilliant story if he does': England leave door open for Ben Stokes' Ashes return

‘Brilliant story if he does’: England leave door open for Ben Stokes’ Ashes return | Cricket News

England men’s team managing director Rob Key has not ruled out the possibility of Ben Stokes returning to international cricket before next year’s Ashes, saying “anything is possible with Ben.”Stokes stepped down as England’s Test captain and retired from international cricket after England lost the Test series to New Zealand 2-1 in June. That defeat…

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Archaeologists discover 40,000-year-old bird figurines no bigger than a thumbnail that are rewriting the story of Ice Age art

Archaeologists discover 40,000-year-old bird figurines no bigger than a thumbnail that are rewriting the story of Ice Age art |

Archaeologists excavating the renowned Hohle Fels Cave in southwestern Germany have uncovered two exquisitely carved bird figurines made from mammoth ivory that date back around 40,000 years. Although each carving is no bigger than a thumbnail, researchers say the tiny sculptures demonstrate an extraordinary level of craftsmanship and artistic sophistication among some of Europe’s earliest…

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PM Modi, UK PM Andy Burnham discuss AI, defence, Strait of Hormuz in first phone call

PM Modi, UK PM Andy Burnham discuss AI, defence, Strait of Hormuz in first phone call | India News

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday held his first telephone conversation with newly elected UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, congratulating him on assuming office as the two leaders agreed to deepen cooperation in technology, artificial intelligence, defence, trade and security while also discussing the situation in the Middle East, including efforts to reopen…

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