Punjab: AAP govt withdraws land pooling policy amid opposition from political parties, farmer bodies | India News

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann (PTI file photo) The AAP government in Punjab withdrew its land pooling policy on Monday in the face of stiff opposition from rival political parties and farmer bodies.Although the government had been vehemently defending the policy, the Punjab and Haryana High Court, a few days ago, ordered an interim stay on…

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Sadhguru embarks on motorbike Kailash Yatra after brain surgeries, marks India-China spiritual ties | India News

NEW DELHI: The reopening of the Kailash Yatra route through Tibet has allowed Indian pilgrims to undertake the spiritual journey to Mount Kailash after a five-year hiatus, reflecting improving India-China relations. This year, Sadhguru, founder of the Isha Foundation, undertook the Yatra in a historic first — on a motorbike — demonstrating resilience after undergoing…

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Record alert! Zimbabwe’s Brian Bennett creates T20I history; breaks unique milestone held by Faf du Plessis and Babar Azam | Cricket News

Brian Bennett (Pic credit: Zimbabwe cricket) Zimbabwe opener Brian Bennett entered the record books on Wednesday with a rare batting feat in Harare, even as his team went down to Sri Lanka by four wickets in the opening T20 international of the three-match series.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!Bennett, who top-scored…

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Harry Maguire said ‘No’ to Saudi Pro League offers for now, but will he leave Manchester United next summer? | Saudi Football News

Maguire was convinced by manager Rúben Amorim to extend his contract in January, despite starting the season on the bench./ Image: File Harry Maguire has emerged as a high-profile target for two Saudi Pro League clubs during the league’s extended transfer window, but the Manchester United centre-back has made it clear that he won’t consider…

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The Auqib Nabi story: Father wanted him to be a doctor but ‘qismat’ had other plans for Dale Steyn of Baramulla | Cricket News

Jammu & Kashmir seamer Auqib Nabi has set the domestic circuit on fire. (BCCI) New Delhi: Growing up in a curfew-stricken Baramulla, Auqib Nabi’s pastime was imitating Dale Steyn’s bowling action. He calls the South African legend a “khoobsurat gendbaaz (beautiful bowler).”“Growing up, he was my idol. I loved his action and his wicket celebrations….

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IIML plan for scaling educational impactgets award at IIMA’s Red Brick Summit | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Bringing together strategy, storytelling, and social impact, a team of students pursuing the Post Graduate Programme in Sustainable Management from the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, emerged as winners at the Grand Finale of Lakshya.The event was organised by SMILE, the Community Outreach Program of IIM Ahmedabad, during The Red Brick Summit (TRBS) 2025,…

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Shah Rukh Khan starrer ‘King’ teaser to be out on his birthday on November 2? Superstar replies, ‘Abhi title toh announce…’ | Hindi Movie News

Ahead of his 60th birthday, Shah Rukh Khan hosted an #AskSRK session on his X account. During the same, he also addressed the buzz around the teaser of his upcoming film ‘King’ after a fan asked him about it. The superstar responded with his witty sense. Let’s take a look at what he has to…

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At 55, she’s new mom and grandma- Rajasthan woman gives birth to 17th child; shocks doctor | India News

AI image used for representative purpose NEW DELHI: At an age when many women are busy caring for their grandchildren, a 55-year-old from Rajasthan’s Udaipur district has just welcomed her 17th child. The birth at the Community Health Centre in Jhadol block has turned Lilavas village into a talking point. Relatives, neighbours and villagers crowded…

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Why are Massachusetts 8th graders not meeting civics expectations?

Why are Only 39% of Massachusetts 8th Graders Meeting Civics MCAS Expectations? (Image: Pexels) When Massachusetts 8th graders took their first ever Civics MCAS (Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System) last spring, the results were sobering: just 39 percent of students met or exceeded expectations, while 16 percent failed entirely. That is despite the fact that civics…

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