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Eighth Edition of ‘Brick 12 on 12’ Design Showcase in Pune

Satish Misal Educational Foundation’s Brick Group of Institutes will host the eighth edition of ‘Brick 12 on 12’ design showcase in Pune on July 17 and 18. The event will bring together students, alumni, architects and academicians to celebrate innovation in architecture and design education. The two-day programme will feature student presentations, exhibitions, alumni interactions, panel discussions and a keynote address by architect Ar. Ajay Sonar, offering insights into contemporary design practices.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
FUEL Education presents ‘Mauli – A Timeless Tradition’ celebrating devotion through Bharatanatyam in Pune

FUEL Education presented ‘Mauli – A Timeless Tradition’, a Bharatanatyam performance in Pune celebrating devotion, tradition and spirituality through the story of Lord Panduranga and the Pandharpur Wari. Internationally acclaimed dancer Kalaimamani Bala Devi Chandrashekar brought alive the abhangs and compositions of Maharashtra’s revered saints through classical dance. The event also highlighted FUEL Education’s commitment to women’s empowerment and skill development, bringing together art, culture and social responsibility.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Prachin Sanhita Gurukul to host ‘Conversation with Legends’ on July 19

Prachin Sanhita Gurukul will host ‘Conversation with Legends’, an interactive programme in Pune on July 19 featuring Maharashtra Education Commissioner Sachindra Pratap Singh and senior Ayurveda scholar Vaidya Pravin Joshi. The event will also celebrate milestones achieved by Dr Harish Patankar’s initiatives, including KeshAyurved, KayaAyurved and the completion of 100 batches of Ayurveda training. The programme aims to bring together experts, students and the public to discuss Ayurveda, education, research and innovation.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
He earns Rs 7 lakh a month by moonlighting for a US company, yet fears AI could end it all. A software engineer's story every student should read

A 29-year-old software engineer earning Rs 7 lakh a month has sparked discussions about financial anxiety, work pressure and the meaning of success. Working two IT jobs and nearly 16 hours a day, Rohit says his drive comes from family responsibilities and fears around AI-led job changes. Despite owning assets and having substantial savings, he continues chasing ambitious financial goals. His story highlights the importance of financial planning, adaptability, skill development and maintaining work-life balance.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
'Hera Pheri 3': Paresh Rawal calls Akshay Kumar's legal notice an emotional reaction

Paresh Rawal elaborated on Akshay Kumar's legal notice, describing it as an emotional response rather than a calculated move. He clarified that Firoz Nadiadwala holds the rights to the Hera Pheri franchise. Initially, Rawal had declined to participate in the film due to existing contracts and legal complications. However, he later reaffirmed his dedication to Hera Pheri 3, despite the controversies surrounding its production.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Kardashian family bodyguard Mason Haynes passes away at 52

Mason Haynes, a celebrated bodyguard famed for safeguarding the Kardashian family, tragically passed away in a road accident. Esteemed for his expertise and strong professionalism, he upheld respectful boundaries while working with his clients. Colleagues and family members describe him as a kind and impactful person. In tribute to his life, fundraising efforts are underway to support his family during this difficult time.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Amaal Mallik on why Salman Khan sang Main Hoon Hero Tera

Amaal Mallik revealed Salman Khan recorded his own version of 'Main Hoon Hero Tera' to shift focus away from negativity around 'Hero' co-stars Sooraj Pancholi and Athiya Shetty. Despite not being a singer, Salman insisted on singing it himself. The track was dubbed across eight locations using the same microphone.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Why children suddenly stop telling their parents everything around age 12

Experts say this shift is not necessarily a sign of rebellion or a weakening parent-child bond. In fact, around the ages of 10 to 12, children enter a stage of development where seeking greater privacy and independence becomes a healthy and expected part of growing up. Here is why many children become less forthcoming around age 12.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Don't throw them away! 7 Smart ways to reuse used food wrappers in your kitchen

Clean food wrappers offer practical kitchen solutions for everyday tasks. Butter wrappers can effectively grease baking dishes, saving time and resources. Food wrappers also serve as protective layers for countertops during food preparation. Separating frozen food items becomes easier with these reused wrappers. Protecting microwave plates from splatters is another simple and effective use.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
MLC: Powell powers LA Knight Riders into maiden final

Los Angeles Knight Riders secured their first Major League Cricket final berth. They defeated San Francisco Unicorns by seven runs in Qualifier 1. Colin Munro and Andre Russell built a strong foundation for the team's score. Rovman Powell then provided a rapid late surge with his powerful hitting. Matthew Short's valiant 94 was not enough for the Unicorns to chase the target.
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The Times of IndiaCricket
India U19 vs Sri Lanka U19 Live Score, 1st unofficial Test Day 4


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The Times of IndiaCricket
'Don't let BJP change narrative': Mahua Moitra's message to Wangchuk over LoP Rahul Gandhi 's absence from protest


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The Times of IndiaIndia
Not just nostalgia value: Why Kolkata wants its trams back

Once dismissed as slow and obsolete, trams are returning globally as clean urban transport. India’s last surviving network now has a second chance, writes Krishnendu Bandyopadhyay
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The Times of IndiaIndia
India’s next big reform is where we live

India’s urban centers hold the key to its economic progress, demanding smart planning and investment to thrive. Three pivotal reforms — targeting regional hubs and essential infrastructure — can ignite urban potential for overall national development. By addressing housing regulations, cities can welcome private investment, while refined governance and finance structures will empower urban areas to offer outstanding public services.
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The Times of IndiaIndia
NASA's Curiosity Rover spots mysterious honeycomb pattern on Mars


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The Times of IndiaWorld

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