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Spider-Man: Brand New Day OTT release update: When and where to watch the latest Marvel movie starring Tom Holland and Zendaya

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has brought Tom Holland back as Peter Parker, with Zendaya also returning in the latest chapter of the MCU's Spider-Man story. The film continues the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home and introduces a new phase in Peter Parker's life as he faces fresh challenges. While the movie is currently playing in theatres, fans are already waiting to know when they can watch it from home. Here is what we know so far about its OTT release plans, expected timeline and possible streaming destination.

Quote Of The Day By Fyodor Dostoevsky: 'Man is sometimes passionately in love with suffering, and this is a fact. Only ask yourself.' ; life lesson from Russian literary master teaches us that for some people, suffering can be addictive

Sometimes, we are to blame for all of our own suffering. Russian literary master Fyodor Dostoevsky once shared a bitter truth that, a lot of times, people are to blame for the misery in their lives.

In 1870, he read about Crater Lake in Oregon in a newspaper containing his lunch. After 17 years of his tireless efforts to save America's deepest lake, it became a National Park

In 1870, William Gladstone Steel came across a newspaper story about Crater Lake in Oregon while the paper was being used to wrap his lunch. The unusual discovery stayed with him for years, and after finally seeing the lake in 1885, he became determined to protect it from development. Steel spent the next 17 years petitioning, lobbying and building support for its preservation. His long campaign finally paid off in 1902, when Crater Lake was officially established as a national park, protecting one of America's deepest and most remarkable lakes for future generations.

In 1924, a couple travelled miles by boat to study Alaska's wildlife on their honeymoon. 18 years later, they reshaped 8.9 million Arctic acres for ecological conservation

Olaus and Mardy Murie dedicated their lives to protecting America's wild landscapes. Their research and advocacy significantly influenced conservation efforts in Alaska. The couple's work was instrumental in the passage of a landmark conservation act. This legislation preserved millions of acres of vital natural areas. Their enduring legacy continues to inspire environmental protection movements.

Korean proverb of the day: The person who has many faults is usually the first to criticise others.' ; life lesson on how being extremely critical can destroy your relationships

No one likes people who delight in bringing others down and nitpicking others' faults. An old Korean proverb warns us about the pitfalls of being hypercritical it makes the environment toxic and can also ruin relationships.

In 1995, at age 74, she was named Californias Woman of the Year. At age 86, she became a permanent NPS employee, carrying memories of Amelia Earhart's tragic loss and the 1944 Port Chicago disaster

Betty Reid Soskin lived through some of Americas defining moments, remembering Amelia Earharts tragic disappearance and the 1944 Port Chicago explosion. Named California Woman of the Year in 1995, she later joined the National Park Service and became its oldest ranger, spending her later years preserving overlooked stories of Black Americans and women during World War II.

Anand Mahindra can't stop praising two IITian-led 10-gram cooler that broke Western monopoly: 'Deep tech doesn't need deep....'

Business tycoon Anand Mahindra recently praised a homegrown 10-gram cooling technology has challenged a long-standing Western stronghold in the field of advanced cooling solutions.

75% of developers I surveyed prefer Claude Code - here's why they choose it over Codex

Three out of four of the 138 developers I surveyed use Claude Code. Here's what they say matters in daily AI coding workflows.

Ukraine's drones hit a major Russian refinery 800 miles from the border, sparking a fire

Ukrainian drones struck a major Russian oil refinery and a naval base. Russia retaliated with missile and drone attacks across Ukraine. These strikes have impacted Russia's refining capacity and caused civilian casualties. Ukraine seeks more Patriot missiles to counter Russian aerial assaults. Military aid to Ukraine remains significant but financial aid has decreased.

BHEL enters into strategic tie-up with Hystar AS to manufacture PEM Electrolyser Systems

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited has partnered with Norway's Hystar AS for manufacturing electrolyser systems. This collaboration will support India's growing green hydrogen projects and initiatives. BHEL also previously tied up with thyssenkrupp nucera for alkaline electrolyser systems. These strategic alliances enhance BHEL's capabilities in offering diverse electrolyser solutions.

Android can now tap to share for contact info, photos, and more - which phones get it first

The process of sending someone a file or sharing your information on Android just got a lot simpler.

Jaro Education Q1 PAT up 48.27 pc at Rs 11.16 crore

Jaro Education reported a 48.27% year-on-year rise in profit after tax to Rs 11.16 crorefor the quarter ended June 30, 2026, compared with Rs 7.53 crore a year earlier. Its total income increased 19.43% to Rs 72.62 crore.

How the value of star employees changes over a career

Overall, star employees tend to create value in different ways as their careers progress. Early on, they create outsized value through their individual performance. Experienced stars, meanwhile, contribute by helping colleagues succeed, sharing expertise and developing future stars.

Nitin Gadkari reveals one exercise which helped him go from 135 kg to 89 kg: It can also help keep blood sugar in control, say experts

In a recent interview with director-turned-YouTuber Farah Khan, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari revealed how he lost a whopping 46 kgs. He said that his weight loss journey was purely a product of discipline and not compromising on being active.

Iran-backed Houthi rebels clash with Yemeni government forces and other Mideast developments

Yemeni rebels and government forces engaged in renewed clashes, raising fears of a wider civil war. Houthi rebels attacked government areas with drones and missiles, targeting military forces and oil facilities. An oil spill occurred off Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, causing environmental concerns. Iran is working to clean the spill and seeks compensation for the damage.

Parents can get up to $5,000 per violation by suing social media apps; this US state signs act to protect kids from social media addiction- here's everything you need to know

New Jersey enacted the Kids Code Act, which will regulate online services for minors. This law aims to increase platform responsibility for child user engagement and data. Notifications will be restricted, and parents will gain legal recourse for violations. Children's data usage and algorithmic recommendations will face new limitations. The act seeks to balance technology's benefits with protections for young users.

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A strange object seen from space could rewrite Amelia Earhart disappearance story. Explorers feel 'very confident about this' as they set out to solve one of biggest mysteries of 20th century

Nearly 90 years after Amelia Earhart vanished during her attempt to fly around the world, a new expedition is bringing fresh attention to one of aviations biggest unsolved mysteries. Researchers are preparing to investigate a puzzling lead in the Pacific that could change what is known about the famous pilots final journey. The search comes after decades of theories, expeditions and failed attempts to find definitive answers about Earhart and her missing aircraft.

He was told he would lose 10% of his bonus for using personal phone during work hours. Three weeks later, he had the last laugh: I simply stopped.

An X user recently shared how he deftly turned the tables on an HR who tried to punish him by cutting off his bonus for using his personal phone during office hours

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey OTT release in India: When and where to watch Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland's epic action movie

Christopher Nolans The Odyssey, starring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson, hit theatres on July 17. While its official OTT release date remains unconfirmed, reports suggest it could arrive on JioHotstar in India. A PVOD release may come in the last week of August, though Nolans Oppenheimer took around four months to reach streaming platforms after its theatrical run.

Happiness Habit of the day by Henry Ford: Chop your own wood, and it will warm you twice.' What the Ford Motor founder and business magnate teaches about hard work and self-reliance

Henry Fords quote, Chop your own wood, and it will warm you twice, highlights the happiness that comes from hard work and self-reliance. The saying suggests that effort brings a double reward: the practical result and the satisfaction of achieving it yourself. Ford, founder of Ford Motor Company, transformed the automobile industry with the Model T, making cars accessible to middle-class Americans.

She was fired. But one request to HR turned the tables and landed her a coveted senior role: Before I leave, can you.

An X user recently shared a powerful anecdote about how the HR officers rude attempt to fire her unceremoniously backfired completely.

Nagaland: NSF, AKM ask schools to skip Independence Day events over mandatory Vande Mataram singing

Guwahati: The Naga Students Federation (NSF) and the Ao Students Conference (AKM) have asked schools and educational institutions under their respective jurisdictions not to send students to Independence Day programmes on August 15, citing concerns over the mandatory playing or singing of the revised version of Vande Mataram at official functions. In a notification issued [] The post Nagaland: NSF, AKM ask schools to skip Independence Day events over mandatory Vande Mataram singing appeared first on NorthEast Now .

Jennifer Aniston's Japanese-inspired garden has a simple lesson: 7 budget-friendly ways to recreate the aesthetics in your home

Jennifer Anistons Japanese-inspired garden offers budget-friendly ideas for creating a calm outdoor space. Beginners can recreate the aesthetic with layered greenery, natural stones, bamboo, simple pathways and a small water feature instead of expensive landscaping. Keeping colours restrained and leaving open spaces can make even small gardens feel peaceful. Rather than copying Anistons entire garden, choose one focal area and adapt its Japanese-inspired elements to your space and budget.

Ankur Warikoo left for the US with a Rs 55,000 loan to chase his NASA dream. But he dropped out. 20 years later, his university called him back

Ankur Warikoo recalled flying to the US in 2002 with a Rs 55,000 loan taken by his father, hoping to become a space scientist and join NASA. He later realised he was good at his chosen path but did not love it and dropped out. Twenty years later, Michigan State invited him back as an alumni speaker. Warikoo said he succeeded because he never gave up on himself.

Not superhero toys, video games, 11-year-old from Illinois, USA, had a different passion. Today, his hobby has earned him a place in Guinness World Records

In an interview, Anderson Taylor, the worlds youngest museum curator, explained how he discovered his passion for fossils at the tender age of three and how he eventually established a museum at the age of 9. He now is the curator of the Cambridge Natural History Museum in Illinois.

Quote of the day by Harrison Ford: What could be worse than getting to the end of your life and realising that you have not Star Wars actors inspiring lesson on living without regrets, finding your voice and making the most of every opportunity

Harrison Fords Arizona State University commencement speech offered a powerful lesson on living without regrets. The Star Wars actor urged graduates to use their talents, find their voice, recognise opportunities and make every moment count. His thought-provoking question, What could be worse than getting to the end of your life and realizing that you haven't fully lived it?, encouraged students to stop waiting, embrace their potential and live life fully.

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Mandates State Anthem Tamil Thai Vazhthu As First Song At Government Events

Vijays government mandates Tamil Thai Vazhthu first, backed unanimously amid a wider protocol debate.

TN govt mandates rendition of Tamil Thaai Vazhthu first at official events

The Tamil Nadu government has issued an order mandating the singing of the official state song - Tamil Thaai Vazhthu - first in the sequence of songs to be rendered at all official events. The GO directs that the state song should be rendered first at all public, educational, and government functions, and the directive enforces standing when the anthem is being rendered while exempting the differently-abled persons. The GO issued by Chief Secretary M Sai Kumar on August 12 follows a unanimous resolution passed in the Tamil Nadu Assembly on August 10. It applies to all educational institutions, universities, government offices and public sector undertakings. It recalled the resolution piloted by Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay, stating that the Assembly proudly records that Tamil is the ancient classical language of the world and Tamil civilisation is one of the oldest cultural traditions in the world. The song taken from the play 'Manonmaniam', written in 1891 by Manonmaniam ...

From courts to communities: How Playo is turning recreational sports into a scalable business

Playo has emerged as one of India's leading sports-tech platforms by transforming recreational sports from a simple venue-booking service into a thriving community ecosystem.

Bengaluru techie explains why landing Rs 30 LPA job was bittersweet: Thats part of the game

A Bengaluru-based techie revealed how he underwent months of gruelling interviews when he landed a great job in Hyderabad, advising engineers to be patient and focus on learning from every interview, good or bad.

Property dealer deposits Rs 54 lakh cash in bank, files no ITR, gets tax notice, does not respond, wins case in ITAT Delhi; Know why

Property buyers gave Rs 54 lakh to property dealer who deposited it in his own bank a/c; dealer gets tax notice, he fights and wins case in ITAT Delhi; Know why

Tamil Nadu govt mandates rendition of Tamil Thaai Vazhthu first at official events

The GO directs that the state song should be rendered first at all public, educational, and government functions, and the directive enforces standing when the anthem is being rendered while exempting the differently-abled persons.

US Senator says Navy personel allegedly tried to jump of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier deployed to fight Iran in Middle East

Concerns over the living conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have prompted US congressional Democrats to demand answers from the Navy. According to reports, sailors and Marines have faced significant challenges, including food shortages, plumbing failures, and contaminated water. Extended deployments have increased scrutiny from lawmakers, who are now advocating for a thorough oversight visit to assess the mental and physical wellbeing of personnel during these demanding missions.

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Oman says oil spill from grounded tanker has reached its coastline

Crude oil from a grounded tanker has reached Omani mainland beaches. The sanctioned vessel, Caroline Bezengi, is leaking nearly one million barrels. Contamination has spread north of Qabiliyah Island, endangering a marine protected area. Southern coasts of Masirah Island may also be affected soon. Satellite images show the spill covers over six hundred square kilometers.

He started at Rs 2.5 LPA while friends earned up to Rs 10 LPA. 3 years later, his salary jumped to Rs 18 LPA. Bengaluru techie shares the story

A Bengaluru techie named Tanuj shared how a fresher earning Rs 2.5 LPA while friends made Rs 610 LPA stopped comparing salaries and focused on building technical skills. Over three years, he learned databases, cloud, distributed systems and system design before landing an Rs 18 LPA offer. The story resonated with users, who praised his focus on skills, patience and long-term growth.

India, Malaysia commence bilateral exercise Udara Shakti 2026 at Subang Air Base

The Indian Air Force and Royal Malaysian Air Force are conducting Exercise Udara Shakti 2026. Air warriors from both nations are engaged in joint field training and expert exchanges. This exercise focuses on operational learning and enhancing interoperability between the forces. Personnel will gain familiarity with each other's air operation procedures. Meanwhile, Exercise Pitch Black will involve twenty nations in northern Australia.

Endocrinologist shares five natural drinks that will help women post 30 have better hormone balance and great skin. One drink can also lower your blood sugar

Women generally notice a decline in health after 30, both due to ageing and from hormonal imbalances. An endocrinologist recently shared five natural drinks to restore hormone balance and keep you healthy after you hit 30.

Gen Z employee was suspended for 30 days, so he left the country: HR said youre not expected to report before calling him back after 10 days. Here's why

A Gen Z employee was suspended for 30 days after repeatedly arriving late and was told not to report to work or contact his manager. He used the time to leave the country. Ten days later, HR asked him to return early because the company was understaffed. He refused without written confirmation, saying his plans were based on the original suspension. The story sparked social media debate, with many users backing him.

Actor Madhavan shares Coimbatore-based GD Naidu's 5 incredible inventions: From a 1925 mechanical calculator to an electric razor

R Madhavan, who portrays G.D. Naidu in G.D.N., highlighted five inventions by the Coimbatore-based innovator: a 1925 mechanical calculator, 1936 vote recording machine, 1935 Rasant electric razor, 1937 electric motor and coil spring juicer. Naidu reportedly also developed electronic calculators, radios, vending machines and other devices. G.D.N., based on his life, released worldwide on August 7, 2026.

Karnataka minister calls for strict action against environmental harm from off-road events

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Quote of the day by George Bernard Shaw: 'Marriage is popular because it combines maximum temptation in life with maximum opportunity...' - A lesson on the complicated nature of love by the Irish playwright

Quote of the day from George Bernard Shaw is a famous observation on marriage that takes a witty and unconventional look at why people continue to be drawn to the institution. Taken from his 1903 play Man and Superman, the quote, Marriage is popular because it combines the maximum of temptation with the maximum of opportunity, reflects Shaw's habit of using humour and sharp social commentary to question everyday beliefs.

Psychologists say people who love spending time alone aren't necessarily introverts, they may have a stronger sense of autonomy

People who genuinely enjoy spending time alone are not necessarily introverts, psychologists say. Research suggests that a preference for solitude may instead be linked to a strong sense of autonomy, where people feel comfortable making their own choices, following their interests and spending time without needing constant social approval. For some, alone time can also help them process emotions, think clearly and recover from overstimulation. The key difference is that chosen solitude can feel peaceful and fulfilling, while loneliness is usually linked to wanting connection but not having it.

Quote of the day by Rumi: 'Half of life is lost in charming others. The other half is lost in dealing with anxieties caused by others...' A lesson on finding your own path by ancient mystic and poet

Rumis quote, Half of life is lost in charming others. The other half is lost in going through anxieties caused by others. Leave this play. You have played enough, offers a simple but powerful reminder about how much time can be spent trying to please people and worrying about their opinions, actions and reactions. The passage encourages stepping away from the constant need for approval and focusing instead on living with greater awareness.

Building Resilient Businesses: Why Insurance Matters for Indias SMEs

In 1863, Daniel Freeman became the first homesteader in US history. A year later, his love letters began a romance that turned the claimed land into a home

Daniel Freeman made history in 1863 when he became the first person to file a claim under the Homestead Act, taking 160 acres of land in Nebraska. A year later, his life took a personal turn when he began exchanging letters with Agnes Suiter, who had once been engaged to his brother James, a Civil War casualty. Their correspondence slowly grew into a romance, and the two married in 1865. Agnes moved to Nebraska, where they raised eight children and built a life on the homestead.

10 Unique Baby Names For Little Ones Inspired By Zodiac Signs

10 Unique Baby Names For Little Ones Inspired By Zodiac Signs

Oxytocin nudges distrustful men to invest 15% more in anonymous trust game

In 2005, a research team led by University of Zurich economics professor Ernst Fehr published a study in the journal Nature that provided evidence for the first time that intranasally administered oxytocin can increase trusting behavior in humans. Oxytocin is a hormone and neurotransmitter produced naturally in the body that influences social interactions, among other things.

Man buys $1.4 million ghost town, turns the 360-acre land into a successful business. But has one request from people

In 2018, entrepreneur Brent Underwood spent millions to buy Cerro Gordo, an abandoned California mining town. What began as a bold investment soon became an unexpected adventure when he moved there during the COVID-19 pandemic. Surrounded by historic buildings, old mine shafts and reminders of the towns violent past.

In 1960s, a New Jersey prisoner began studying law to fight his own drug conviction. Decades later, he became a New York judge despite criminal record

Walter Strauss was sentenced to prison in New Jersey in the 1960s after a drug conviction, but his time behind bars set him on an unexpected path. He began studying law, helped other inmates with their cases and continued his education after release. Years later, despite the barriers created by his criminal record, Strauss became a lawyer and eventually a New York Housing Court judge.

Laid off employee was forced to train his own replacement for months. But his revenge plan made the company regret their decision instantly

An employee's exit from a company took an unexpected turn after management informed him that his position would soon be taken over by someone else. Instead of leaving immediately, he was asked to spend weeks passing on his knowledge and helping the new employee understand the role. The unusual situation has led to a discussion online about workplace loyalty, layoffs, notice periods and how companies handle employees who know they are being replaced.

Wednesday star Jenna Ortega reveals she avoided food for work: What exactly happens when you skip meals regularly?

Jenna Ortega revealed childhood struggles as an actor. She neglected basic needs like food and water to avoid inconveniencing others. This behaviour is not a healthy fast, especially for children. Research on intermittent fasting shows adult benefits, but not for prolonged deprivation. Ortega's experience highlights pressures faced by young performers.

Google Pixel 11 Series Launched in India: Price Starts at 89,999

The much-anticipated Google Pixel 11 smartphone series has officially made its debut in India, showcasing four models: Pixel 11, Pro, Pro XL, and Pro Fold. Powered by the innovative Tensor G6 processor, these smartphones boast cutting-edge AI capabilities. With a strong emphasis on camera excellence and durability, the Pixel 11 series starts at a price of 89,999.

10 jobs hardest for AI to replace, 2nd on list pays you over $200,000

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming many workplaces and daily tasks. However, certain jobs demand physical strength and quick reactions, making them hard for AI. Emergency services and construction roles require human judgment and adaptability in unpredictable situations. These careers often involve physical exertion and immediate danger recognition. Uniquely human skills like adaptability and critical thinking will remain valuable.

'Lifting weights was used against me': Celina Jaitly reveals bizarre question she faced about her daily workouts in divorce proceedings

Celina Jaitly has opened up about an unexpected aspect of her ongoing divorce proceedings, revealing how a personal part of her daily life came under scrutiny during the legal battle. The actor reflected on the difficult phase she has been going through and explained why discipline has remained important to her despite the challenges. She also spoke about the emotional and personal experiences that have shaped her approach to fitness and helped her deal with a difficult period in her life.

Maharashtra Tourism leads global conversations on tourism, MICE and destination weddings at WOW Awards Asia 2026

Maharashtra Tourism actively promoted its MICE capabilities at WOW Awards Asia 2026. The state showcased its convention infrastructure and diverse tourism offerings to international delegates. A key announcement included the launch of the Maharashtra Convention Bureau to attract business events. The Department of Tourism received an award for its MICE and wedding sector development. This participation reinforces Maharashtra's vision as a premier global business events destination.

Lufthansa Technik eyes Bengaluru for expansion; Patil pitches states aerospace ecosystem

Bengaluru is under consideration by Lufthansa Technik for an expansion of its aircraft maintenance capabilities. Recently, representatives from the German company met with Karnataka's Industries Minister, M.B. Patil, to discuss the aviation landscape and the available skilled workforce. The support from the state government for their investment could further solidify Karnataka's position in the aerospace and defense sectors.

Captain of Air India flight that injured 24 is investigated after drug reports

India's aviation ministry awaits drug test results for an Air India captain. The captain was flying a plane which dropped suddenly midair last week. Twenty-four passengers and crew members sustained injuries during the flight. Both pilots underwent routine screening after the aircraft landed safely. An independent investigation is currently underway to determine the cause.

Bigg Boss 20 release date is here: Salman Khan returns as host as first trailer reveals a new twist. Check details

Salman Khan is all set to return as the host of Bigg Boss 20, which is gearing up for its new season with a fresh concept and several surprises for viewers. The latest trailer has offered a glimpse of what the upcoming season may have in store, while keeping the main details under wraps. Heres everything to know about the new season, including its release date, where to watch it and the contestants who are reportedly being considered.

I ditched T-Mobile for Mint after 10 years, and saved $120/month - without any service issues

The main reason I switched to Mint was that the service uses the same 5G and LTE networks as T-Mobile. So why pay a lot more for basically the same service?

African proverb of the day: Who says the oasis in the desert is happy because of its hidden spring of water? '; life lessons on how not to judge others by appearances and be content with what you have

It is extremely easy to go green with envy and think about how lucky some people are and how they are Gods favourite. However, an old African proverb cautions us about judging by others' appearances.

Quote of the day by Cristiano Ronaldo: 'I am not very romantic. Not a guy who brings flowers. But I am...'- Portuguese footballer shares his honest take on love, romance and relationships

For Cristiano Ronaldo, love is a tender journey defined by simplicity and sincerity rather than spectacular acts. He believes that true romantic connections foster understanding and mutual respect, transcending societal norms. As he reflects on his post-football life, Ronaldo aims to cherish more moments with his children, showcasing his love through thoughtful gestures that make them feel cherished and appreciated.

Putin threatens retaliation over vessel seizures

Coal India, AMNS sign pact for synthesis gas utilisation at Paradip plant

Coal India and ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India signed an agreement for a coal gasification project. This collaboration will explore using synthesis gas near the steelmaker's Odisha pellet plant. The project aims to assess technical and commercial feasibility for a new facility. It also involves carbon capture, utilisation, and storage technology integration.

TARC Ltd reports Rs 22.64 crore profit after tax for Q1FY27

TARC Limited reported a profit after tax of Rs 22.64 crore for Q1FY27. Quarterly presales reached Rs 602 crore, showing significant year-on-year growth. Collections also increased by eighty percent year-on-year, supporting cash flow visibility. Total income stood at Rs 218.71 crore, reflecting revenue recognition from TARC Tripundra. The company is advancing its pipeline of ultra-luxury developments in Delhi.

North Korea launches another missile toward sea ahead of US-South Korean military drills

North Korea has executed a second ballistic missile launch within the week, escalating tensions in the region ahead of the upcoming South Korea-US military exercises, which North Korea decries as a threat. The missile flew more than 700 kilometers, landing near Japans exclusive economic zone, drawing fierce condemnation from South Korea and Japan.

NABARD highlights Delhis handloom weavers through two-day exhibition

Nabin Kumar Roy, Chief General Manager, NABARD, New Delhi Regional Office, highlighted the role of ecosystem enablers such as NABARD, the Government of India, NHDC, and other institutions in the sustainable development of the handloom and handicrafts sectors.

Indian and Australian Navies discuss enhancing operational interoperability, capability-building cooperation

The Indian and Australian navies held discussions in Sydney during the 17th Navy-to-Navy Staff Talks from August 11-12 to boost maritime cooperation and interoperability. This follows the Indian Air Force's participation alongside 21 nations in Exercise Pitch Black 26 and PM Narendra Modi's two-day visit to Australia in July.

Paper industry seeks immediate anti-dumping duty on paperboard imports from Indonesia

Indian paper manufacturers seek anti-dumping duties on Indonesian paperboard imports. Cheap imports caused significant losses to local producers, the association stated. The Directorate General of Trade Remedies recommended remedial duties after an investigation. Urgency increases as an interim import price measure expires soon. Immediate action is needed to protect domestic industry from further injury.

8 Hollywood Stars Who Gave Up City Life To Choose Farm Life

Happiness Habit of the Day from American author Jim Rohn: 'The walls we build around us to keep out the sadness also keep out the joy.' Motivational speaker on how fear of sadness can limit the joys of life

Happiness habit of the day: Jim Rohn's quote emphasizes that emotional defenses can shield us not only from grief but also from the embrace of joy. These self-imposed barriers often foster a culture of emotional aloofness in todays world, which leads to loneliness and a tenuous grasp on happiness. To truly thrive and develop sincere connections, one must courageously accept vulnerability. This approach cultivates a richer life where openness triumphs over fear.

Centre Blocks 3,718 Apps To Combat Cyber Fraud, Prevents Losses Of Over Rs 11,158 Crore

The Centre has blocked 3,718 apps to combat cyber fraud, helping prevent losses of over Rs11,158 crore. More than 15.75 lakh SIM cards and 5.77 lakh IMEIs were also blocked, while suspect accounts were flagged.

Quote of the day by Hollywood icon Bette Davis: 'If you have never been hated by your child, you have never been a parent.' The First Lady of the American Screen on the difficult realities of parenting

Quote of the day by Bette Davis: Bette Davis, the beloved Hollywood star, once asserted that true parental love can breed feelings of resentment in children. She provocatively noted that if you haven't faced hatred from your child, you likely haven't embraced the full spectrum of parenting. This candid quote sheds light on the challenging need for guidance and boundary-setting, encouraging parents to prioritize enduring well-being over fleeting approval in a world obsessed with immediate validation.

Employee earns almost Rs 1 lakh per month, yet reveals they have financial trauma: 'We will literally lose our home...'

A Reddit user revealed in an emotional post that even after they and their family achieved a semblance of financial stability, they are still suffering from paangs of financial trauma and cannot pursue any of their dreams or leave their job if they felt like it.

Are pigeons ruining your garden plants and balcony? A simple aluminium foil trick may keep them away

Garden lovers can easily fend off pesky pigeons with a clever use of an aluminium foil hack. By making foil into balls and hanging them up, you can create shiny reflections that deter birds. Additionally, laying strips of foil under soil can prevent birds from digging up your precious plants. If you're concerned about pigeons landing on your balcony, attaching long strips of foil to railings will keep them at bay.

Actor Madhavan salutes TCS techie-turned Indian Air Force female pilot Bhawana Kanth, India's first woman 'Top Gun'

R Madhavan, who will next be seen in GDN, recently celebrated Bhawana Kanth's groundbreaking accomplishment as the first woman FCL pilot. Kanth previously made headlines by participating in India's Republic Day parade and was among the first three women fighter pilots commissioned in 2016. Madhavan once aspired to join the army but exceeded the age limit, having gathered military experience during his NCC training with British forces.

Reacher 4 OTT release date out. When and where to watch latest season of superhit American action crime TV series?

In the fourth season of this gripping action drama series, former U.S. Army military police officer Jack Reacher will find himself embroiled in a dangerous conspiracy that may involve powerful government officials.

IndiGo flight from Kolkata lands safely in Chennai after left engine issue; full emergency withdrawn

Chennai Airport declared a full emergency for IndiGo flight 6E-723 from Kolkata after the aircraft developed a left engine inoperative condition. The aircraft landed safely on Runway 25 at 11:37 PM with 224 people onboard. Emergency arrangements were activated before landing and withdrawn at 11:47 PM. Airport operations remained normal, authorities said.

Bananas and patience: At 16, he rescued a lost baby elephant. Now, this Assam man shares an unbreakable bond with the animal at Kaziranga National Park

In the heart of Kaziranga National Park, Bipin Kashyap from Assam has forged an extraordinary bond with elephants, starting with a young encounter with Bhima. His journey of compassion led him to rescue and nurture injured and abandoned elephants. Recently, he joyously celebrated Momo's first birthday with a delightful feast, illustrating the profound connections achievable between humans and these majestic creatures.

Presumptive taxation for professionals: The 50% rule remains-but what changes for deductions and losses under the new tax Act?

The 50% presumptive taxation rule for professionals largely continues under the new Income-tax Act. However, Section 58(4) introduces a wider restriction on deductions and losses against presumptive income. Here is what professionals need to know before filing their returns.

South Western Railway begins Vande Bharat safety trials in critical Western Ghat Section

The field trials are significant considering the ghat section between Sakleshpur and Subrahmanya Road is among the most technically demanding stretches on the Bengaluru-Mangaluru railway line

India may have found the key to unlock its $5 trillion sleeping fortune

India plans to revamp its Gold Monetisation Scheme by involving jewellers, aiming to unlock household gold holdings estimated at 25,000-50,000 tonnes. Jewellers may get 0.75%-1% incentives, while cheaper domestic gold could lower financing costs. The scheme could reduce imports, which hit $71.9 billion in FY26. Trust, transparency and efficient gold tracking remain key challenges.

Non-disclosure of Dubai a/c costs Rs 1.86L penalty

Man did not disclose UAE bank account and foreign shares in ITR, I-T dept imposed Rs 1.86 lakh penalty; He escalates the case but ITAT Delhi offers no relief

Dubai connection: Man claimed friend sent money to Dubai Emirates NBD bank a/c to start business but didn't disclose foreign assets in Schedule FA of ITR; ITAT Delhi upholds Rs 1.86 lakh penalty under Black Money Act, 2015. Know why did he lose the case.

Goa is India's top monsoon micro-cation pick

Goa is emerging as a preferred destination for India's growing monsoon travel and micro-cation trend, with domestic searches for monsoon trips to the coastal state rising nearly 40% year-on-year, according to the Goa tourism department.Data from Airbnb cited by the tourism department shows a shift in travel preferences, with Indians increasingly opting for spontaneous weekend getaways and short three-to-five-day holidays during the monsoon season.Also Read: 96% Indian travellers opt to adapt, not cancel amid disruptions: ReportThe tourism department said Goa continues to strengthen its position as a year-round travel destination, with the state benefiting from growing demand for short, experience-led holidays.Travellers are increasingly seeking destinations offering lush landscapes, local culture and slower-paced experiences during the rainy season, it said.Goa continues to strengthen its position as one of India's most sought-after year-round destinations, the department said in a statement on Tuesday.Goa monsoon tourism gets a boostTourism Minister Rohan A Khaunte said the trend reinforces Goa's position as more than just a beach destination.During the monsoon, the state transforms into a vibrant landscape of verdant forests, cascading waterfalls, heritage trails, spiritual experiences, local festivals and immersive village tourism, Khaunte said.The state is promoting shorter and more immersive holidays as part of its broader strategy to encourage year-round and regenerative tourism, he added.According to the tourism department, Airbnb data also showed searches for non-metro destinations rising by more than 40%, pointing to growing demand for nature, culture and offbeat travel experiences.Goa's quieter beaches, lush hinterland, wildlife sanctuaries, spice plantations, river cruises and monsoon festivals are helping the state tap into this demand.Also Read: Over 50% event-goers travel inter-city as outstation mobility and discretionary spending surgeThe state is also promoting adventure activities and boutique stays as part of its monsoon tourism offering.Short holidays gain popularityThe tourism department said monsoon travel is increasingly becoming a social experience, with couples, families and groups of friends opting for shorter breaks together.Goa offers a range of accommodation options, from luxury villas and boutique heritage properties to eco-resorts and homestays, catering to different types of travellers.The state's monsoon tourism campaigns are focusing on eco-tourism, heritage walks, culinary trails, wellness retreats, adventure tourism and local cultural festivals.The government said the aim is to encourage visitors to explore Goa's natural environment, heritage and local communities while promoting responsible and immersive tourism.The rise in short-duration travel also reflects a broader change in how Indians are taking holidays, with travellers increasingly choosing multiple shorter breaks rather than relying only on longer annual vacations.For Goa, the monsoon offers an opportunity to extend tourism beyond its traditional peak season and position the state as a destination for nature, culture and experience-led travel throughout the year.

Living in 4 BHK near Manali. Couple working remotely in the mountains break down their monthly expense of Rs 50,000

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