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From 1715 to today: India's oldest schools that continue to inspire excellence

Several Indian schools established centuries ago continue their legacy. These institutions witnessed significant historical changes and maintained high educational standards. Founded with humble goals, they now boast distinguished alumni across various fields. Schools like St. George's and Sanawar are highlighted for their enduring reputations. These historic schools remain respected centers of learning and tradition
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The Times of IndiaEducation

Delhi HC grants Ravi Kishan interim relief

Actor Ravi Kishan received interim relief from the Delhi High Court. The court protected his personality rights and restrained unauthorized usage. Objectionable content, including AI-generated material, must be removed promptly. Summons have been issued, and defendants must file written statements soon. Future hearings are scheduled for August and October 2026.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

Allu Arjun appears virtually in stampede case

Actor Allu Arjun virtually appeared before a Hyderabad court on July 6, 2026, regarding the fatal Sandhya Theatre stampede during a 'Pushpa: The Rule' screening. The incident tragically claimed the life of Revathi and injured her son. Arjun is named Accused No. 11, with theatre management as Accused 1-10. The court adjourned the case to July 29.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

'This is true love, brother': Man finds water-soaked diary on roadside; what he discovers inside leaves internet emotional

A water-soaked diary discovered on a roadside is now circulating on social media. The Instagram user who found it shared a video appealing for help. Its pages reveal handwritten messages, song lyrics, and colorful sketches. Social media users are reacting to the diary's contents and its possible abandonment. The discovery highlights the value of memories over monetary worth.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

'She couldn't walk, so he carried her': Maharashtra cop's flood rescue of a 72-year-old woman is winning hearts

A police officer carried a 72-year-old woman through floodwaters in Raigad district. This act of kindness occurred after heavy monsoon rains caused river overflow. Eight passengers were rescued from a stranded bus on a flooded road. The incident highlights the vulnerability of the elderly during natural disasters. Such moments demonstrate duty mixed with compassion during difficult times.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Seabird Crisis: Why California's mass seabird die-off could be more than a temporary tragedy

California's coast is witnessing a heartbreaking seabird crisis, with thousands of emaciated birds washing ashore. This alarming trend, driven by a prolonged marine heatwave and El Niño, is disrupting the ocean's food web. Scientists warn this could be a clear sign of climate change's severe impact on marine ecosystems, with potential long-term consequences for biodiversity and coastal economies.
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The Times of IndiaScience

Man seen openly defecating at Cedar Park neighborhood in Texas; major outrage on social media

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The Times of IndiaWorld

Quote of the day by Chinese philosopher Confucius: "Attack the evil that is within yourself, rather than attacking…"

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The Times of IndiaWorld

Diljit Film Pulled From OTT: Satluj Storm Justified?

Just days after its digital release, Diljit Dosanjh-starrer Satluj-originally titled Punjab 95-has been taken down from an OTT platform, reigniting a debate over censorship, artistic freedom and national interest. The film, based on activist Jaswant Singh Khalra's efforts to uncover alleged disappearances during Punjab's insurgency era, had already faced years of certification hurdles and proposed cuts. While sources cite concerns that parts of the film could be misused to promote an anti-India narrative, political parties and filmmakers are questioning the decision. Is the controversy surrounding Satluj justified, or is an important chapter of history being kept from public view?