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IMED, Bharati Vidyapeeth Celebrates AACSB Membership Milestone

The Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship Development (IMED), Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University), celebrated its AACSB Institutional Membership and entry into the AACSB accreditation process, marking a significant step toward global excellence in management education. The event featured a session on global education benchmarks led by AACSB's Regional Head for South Asia, Dr. Prathap Das. Dignitaries highlighted the accreditation's benefits for students, faculty, industry, and institutional growth through enhanced quality, recognition, and international collaboration.
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JAC Delhi 2026 counselling registration ends tomorrow: Check direct link to apply, key details here

Aspiring engineers and architects, heed this! JAC Delhi's registration for BTech and BArch admissions closes tomorrow, June 9. Secure your spot in top institutions like DTU and NSUT by applying online at jacdelhi.admissions.nic.in. Admissions hinge on JEE Main scores, with IIIT Delhi considering additional achievements. Don't miss out!
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Daniel Radcliffe talks about life of being a father

Daniel Radcliffe, known for his role as Harry Potter, recently shared heartwarming insights into fatherhood. He expressed immense gratitude for his son's unique accent and the magic children bring, even discussing potential sequel ideas for his play. Radcliffe also revealed his son remains unaware of his fame, hilariously mistaking him on a TV commercial.
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Quote of the day by Channing Tatum

Channing Tatum's journey through Hollywood is a testament to relentless dedication, a mindset he showcased even in high school. He upholds the idea that real achievement comes from pouring one's heart and soul into every endeavor, be it a steamy dance number in 'Magic Mike' or an adrenaline-fueled action sequence. This unwavering work ethic is what fuels his sustained acclaim.
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‘He deserves his place’: De Villiers backs selectors' bold call on Sooryavanshi

South African legend AB de Villiers lauded India's decision to select 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for international duty, calling it a "brave" and "right call." De Villiers believes Sooryavanshi possesses the talent to succeed across formats, though he acknowledged the unique challenges of Test cricket. The young prodigy's selection follows a dominant performance in IPL 2026.
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New device may make computers 1,000 times faster without overheating while reducing data center power consumption


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IND vs AFG Live: Afghanistan resume after lunch as India eye big win


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Mohd Saleem walks off without review as animated scenes unfold near Afghan dugout

India tightened their grip on the one-off Test against Afghanistan, enforcing the follow-on after a dominant first innings. The morning session was marked by a significant DRS blunder from Afghanistan, where a batter walked off without a review, only for replays to show the decision would have been overturned. Debutant Manav Suthar impressed with six wickets.
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At 37, Tamim Iqbal becomes youngest Bangladesh Cricket Board President

Former Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal has been elected president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, becoming the youngest person to hold the role. The 37-year-old won 73 of 75 votes and will serve a four-year term. Tamim pledged transparency, honesty and gradual reforms, saying any constitutional changes would require broad consensus among the board's councillors and stakeholders.
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Two skeletons found inside a Pompeii bakery may be the key to an unsolved eruption mystery hidden beneath for nearly 2,000 years

Two skeletons found inside a Pompeii bakery may be the key to an unsolved eruption mystery hidden beneath for nearly 2,000 years
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Snakes of Kerala: Common species people encounter, how to identify them and safety tips

Kerala boasts a rich snake fauna, with over 100 species, including venomous ones like cobras, kraits, and vipers. Medically significant snakes such as the spectacled cobra, common krait, Russell's viper, and hump-nosed pit viper pose risks. Non-venomous species like the Indian rat snake are also prevalent, aiding farmers by controlling rodent populations.
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Google shares sample of 'Extortion email' that American companies may end up losing millions to; says: We have to inform you that …

Google's cybersecurity teams warn of targeted data theft campaigns by the UNC3753 threat cluster against US companies. The group uses vishing and social engineering to gain access, exfiltrate sensitive data, and then extort victims with a three-day deadline to negotiate. They threaten to leak stolen client and proprietary information, causing severe reputational and financial damage.
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Gardening tips for dusty Indian cities: Indoor plants that survive dust, heat, and pollution better than others

Growing indoor plants in Indian cities requires practical knowledge beyond standard advice. While the NASA study's findings are debated, plants can offer marginal air quality improvements, especially crucial during peak pollution seasons. Resilient options like snake plants, money plants, areca palms, and spider plants are recommended for their adaptability to Indian conditions and air-purifying qualities.
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‘He deserves his place’: AB de Villiers backs selectors' bold call on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi

South African legend AB de Villiers lauded India's decision to select 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for international duty, calling it a "brave" and "right call." De Villiers believes Sooryavanshi possesses the talent to succeed across formats, though he acknowledged the unique challenges of Test cricket. The young prodigy's selection follows a dominant performance in IPL 2026.
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‘Vrushakarma’: Naga Chaitanya’s mystical action adventure locks satellite rights - Report

Tollywood star Naga Chaitanya's upcoming mystical action adventure, 'Vrushakarma', is reportedly nearing completion. ZEE Telugu has allegedly secured the satellite rights for a significant sum. While a December 2026 release was rumored, Chaitanya previously indicated an August to October window. The film, featuring Meenakshi Chaudhary and Sparsh Shrivastava, is undergoing extensive post-production.
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