Northern Rly’s swift action helps passenger deliver twins on train | Lucknow News

Lucknow: A pregnant woman travelling on the Awadh Assam Express gave birth to twins at Lucknow station after prompt intervention by North Railway staff on Thursday.The incident occurred on train number 15910, where a family was en route from Lalgarh to Samastipur. Before the train reached Lucknow, passenger Hira Devi, a resident of Samastipur, experienced…

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‘Soul-crushing’ report on GPA sparks outrage among Harvard students, claims OUE misrepresents workloads

Harvard students slam OUE GPA report, warn stricter grading harms mental health. (Getty Images) Harvard students have voiced strong opposition to a new report released by the Office of Undergraduate Education (OUE) that criticises grade inflation, arguing it misrepresents their academic experiences. The 25-page document suggested that Harvard’s grading system has become overly lenient and…

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‘I paid but what will the poor do’: Ex-BPCL CFO says he paid bribes after daughter’s death in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

BENGALURU: A former top executive of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), Sivakumar K, has sparked outrage after alleging in a LinkedIn post that he was forced to pay bribes to officials while dealing with his daughter’s death.Sivakumar K, who earlier served as BPCL’s chief financial officer, wrote that his 34-year-old daughter had recently died. In…

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LU scholars receive BOOST awards for innovation | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Brilliance, innovation and dedication took centerstage as Lucknow University announced recipients of its BOOST Awards 2023–24 under the Building Opportunities for Outstanding Scholarship and Teaching (BOOST) initiative. The awards honour faculty members and research scholars who made remarkable contributions to teaching, research and innovation.Under the Uddeepan category, 50 faculty members and 62 research scholars…

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‘Can’t break the deal’: Pakistan says ‘US drones behind strikes on Afghanistan’; makes shocking admission

Pakistan has admitted to having an agreement with the United States that allows the use of drones within its territory, TOLOnews reported, citing Afghan and diplomatic sources. The acknowledgment, made during the latest round of Pakistan-Afghanistan peace talks in Turkey.According to TOLOnews, the Pakistani delegation said it “cannot break” the agreement with Washington that authorises…

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