Real Madrid coach reaches out to Cape Verde star after World Cup exploits
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If Sooryavanshi does not have a place in T20I team, tell him that: Parthiv Patel
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Venezuela thanks India as Army field hospital aids quake survivors in Caracas
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How a tiny coffin beside Khamenei's became the defining image of his funeral
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NCVT ITI CBT Exam Admit Card 2026: The NCVT ITI CBT Exam Admit Card 2026 has been released online for eligible trainees appearing in the AITT CTS examination. Issued by the Directorate General of Training under the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, the hall ticket is available through the official portal. Candidates must download, verify and print the admit card before the examination. The document is mandatory for entry to the examination centre and contains important candidate and examination details.
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The Haryana Staff Selection Commission has extended the application deadline for the CET Group D 2026 posts to July 5. Candidates must submit their applications by 11:59 PM on the official website, hssc.gov.in. A correction window will be open from July 9 to July 11. No further opportunities to apply or edit will be granted after these dates, so prompt submission is crucial.
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Following its successful run, 'Gatta Kusthi 2' has fans buzzing about cast salaries. Lead actor Vishnu Vishal reportedly opted for profit-sharing instead of a fixed fee, while Aishwarya Lekshmi earned between Rs 50 lakh and Rs 90 lakh. Supporting stars like Karunas and Yogi Babu also commanded significant pay, with veteran Ramya Krishnan charging up to Rs 1 crore for her impactful cameo.
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Akshay Kumar and Priyadarshan's ninth film together has been titled 'Wicked Sunny', inspired by a popular theme from Mujhse Shaadi Karogi. Produced by Ramesh Taurani's Tips Films, the comic thriller is written by Priyadarshan and Rohan Shankar. Filming begins in December, ahead of their eighth film Haiwaan's September 2026 release.
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Ahmed Khan’s multi-starrer action-comedy 'Welcome to the Jungle,' featuring an ensemble cast led by Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty, and Paresh Rawal, has entered its second weekend after a steady first week. Even with the grand theatrical release of YRF’s highly anticipated spy-thriller 'Alpha' starring Alia Bhatt, Sharvari, and Bobby Deol, the comedy caper continues to pull family audiences. As it enters Day 9 of its theatrical run, the film has its sights set on crossing the Rs. 100 crore domestic net milestone.
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Excitement builds as 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' gets ready for its global OTT debut on July 29th, with availability on Disney+, Hulu, and JioHotstar in India. Set two decades after the original, the sequel reintroduces Anne Hathaway's character, Andy Sachs, navigating Runway's challenges in a digital-first world. With a stellar cast and an impressive $678 million global box office, fans are eager to see this much-anticipated follow-up.
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Suchitra Krishnamoorthi expressed frustration over repeatedly being asked about Shah Rukh Khan, her 'Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa' co-star, calling the questions boring and unfair. She said she doesn't believe in networking and prefers solitude. Her viral clip sparked mixed reactions, with some SRK fans defending him as Bollywood's "biggest superstar," while others found it funny.
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Choosing between CBSE and IB for your child's education involves weighing distinct approaches. CBSE emphasizes structured academics and subject mastery, preparing students for Indian competitive exams. IB, conversely, champions inquiry-based learning, critical thinking, and real-world application, offering a global perspective. While CBSE schools are widely accessible and more affordable, IB schools, often pricier, are concentrated in major cities.
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Birds are far more intelligent than they are often given credit for. A landmark study by researchers at the University of Washington, published in the peer-reviewed journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, found that American crows can recognise individual human faces and remember them for years, particularly after positive or negative encounters. The study also revealed that crows can pass this information to other crows through social learning. Beyond crows, organisations and publications have documented remarkable cognitive abilities in other bird species, including strong memory, problem-solving skills, and the ability to distinguish familiar humans through repeated interactions. Together, these findings continue to reshape our understanding of avian intelligence. Here are seven bird species renowned for their exceptional memory and their ability to recognise or remember people.
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Yogi Sadhguru offers a fresh perspective on marriage, explaining its origins in the need for stable child-rearing rather than tradition. He notes that questioning marriage is common during hormonal youth but less so in childhood or later life. Sadhguru advises against planning for divorce, emphasizing that successful marriages stem from personal integrity, honesty about needs, and consistent care for a reasonably compatible partner, rather than seeking an idealized 'perfect' match.
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Vrinda Rathi will become the first Indian woman umpire to officiate in a Women's World Cup final when she takes charge of the clash between England women's cricket team and Australia women's cricket team at Lord's. The 37-year-old from Navi Mumbai is only the second Indian umpire to stand in an ICC World Cup final.
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