Canada shooting: 2 Punjabi youths killed while heading to party; families mourn | Chandigarh News

BATHINDA: Two young Punjabi students were shot dead in Edmonton, Canada. The victims have been identified as Gurdeep Singh (27) of Bareh and Ranveer Singh (18) from Uddat Saidewala villages in Budhlada sub division of district Mansa. Both had gone to Canada at different times for their studies. Gurdeep had completed the studies and waiting…

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Mass marriage plan a boon to poor families | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Chief Minister’s mass marriage scheme has witnessed a surge in demand in the current financial year, highlighting its growing relevance for economically weaker families.Against an official target of 57,000 marriages for the year, govt has received over 1.20 lakh applications so far. After scrutiny, over 21,000 applications have been approved and over 14,000 marriages…

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Will ask SC to release documents that led to verdict in favour of Ram Temple: Misra | Lucknow News

Ayodhya: The Ram Mandir Trust will write to the Supreme Court requesting it release the historical evidence and documents on the basis of which it delivered the verdict in favour of Ram Mandir.“All evidence found in the Archaeological department’s excavation is currently secured with the Supreme Court, and the Ram Mandir Trust will write a…

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Out to immerse mother’s ashes in Sangam, three brothers, cousin killed in car crash | Lucknow News

Kanpur: Four people, three brothers and their nephew, were killed and three other family members injured in a road accident on Bundelkhand Expressway near Ichauli village in Hamirpur on Sunday morning.The family from Mahoba was heading to Prayagraj for immersion of their mother’s ashes at Sangam when their Bolero was struck from behind by a…

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Why Harvard’s health and human rights director is stepping down after criticism of Palestine programme

Harvard FXB leadership change sparks faculty backlash amid Palestine programme scrutiny Mary Bassett, director of Harvard University’s François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights, is stepping down following months of criticism surrounding the centre’s Palestine Programme for Health and Human Rights. Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health Dean Andrea Baccarelli announced the…

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Who is R Sreelekha? Kerala’s first woman IPS, BJP’s frontrunner for Thiruvananthapuram mayor | Kochi News

KOCHI: The BJP’s stunning victory in Thiruvananthapuram has raised a new question: could Kerala’s first woman IPS officer, R Sreelekha, become the saffron party’s first Mayor in the state capital? With just days to go before she turns 65, the spotlight is on Sreelekha, who won from the Sasthamangalam division of the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation. The…

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From office mandates to childcare gaps: Why women are stepping away from the US workforce in 2025

Why women are stepping away from the US workforce in 2025 The American labour market is showing signs of strain in 2025—but the pressure is falling unevenly. New employment data and expert assessments suggest women are bearing the brunt of slowing job growth, rigid workplace policies, and unresolved caregiving challenges, prompting a growing number to…

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