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Sonam Wangchuk seeks President Droupadi Murmu's intervention in Ladakh, accuses LG V K Saxena of smear campaign
Sonam Wangchuk called for presidential intervention regarding the situation in Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh. He claimed that Ladakh has experienced significant repression since it became a Union Territory. Wangchuk accused the Lieutenant Governor of engaging in a smear campaign against him and other local leaders. He expressed concerns over various policies that favor corporatization and harm local communities.
Walked into a room and forgot why? Harvard-trained doctor shares 8 silent signs your body is under stress
Chronic stress manifests through various subtle indicators, claims Harvard-trained gut doctor Dr Saurabh Sethi. Among the notable symptoms are impaired concentration, a persistent craving for sugary foods, and an increase in abdominal fat. Furthermore, many individuals experience heightened heart rates and occasional memory lapses, alongside digestive irregularities, which highlight the detrimental effects of stress. Early recognition and intervention can mitigate long-lasting health issues.
Lighthouse Learning in talks to acquire Hyderabad's Kennedy School
Lighthouse Learning Group, previously EuroKids International, is negotiating to acquire Kennedy High and Meru International School. These acquisitions, valued at Rs 400 crore each, are expected to finalize in the coming weeks. The company aims to expand its network of K-12 schools to 100 over the next few years. Lighthouse Learning has undertaken several acquisitions since 2021 to grow its education portfolio.
Manipur govt may declare armed groups involved in civilian violence unlawful: CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh said the state Cabinet may consider declaring armed groups unlawful if their involvement in violence against civilians is established. He directed security agencies to identify groups suspected of involvement in recent violence, submit detailed reports and initiate necessary action under the UAPA.
Transferring Beant Singh murder convict to Punjab will have huge impact on elections: IB tells SC
The Supreme Court is reviewing the request to transfer Jagtar Singh Hawara from Tihar Jail to Punjab. Concerns have been raised regarding the potential impact of his transfer on upcoming state elections. The Intelligence Bureau has classified Hawara as a high-risk prisoner due to past jailbreak involvement. The court has set the matter for a hearing in February next year.
Jammu Airport initiates consultations for commencement of international flights
Jammu Airport has commenced discussions with various stakeholders to assess the feasibility of international flights. A planning meeting involved representatives from airlines and regulatory agencies to identify potential international destinations. The Airport Director highlighted religious tourism and strategic location as key factors for successful operations. Suggestions were made to prioritize routes to West Asia and Europe based on passenger demand.
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Hero MotoCorp Q2 Results: Profit surges 41% YoY to Rs 1,861 crore, revenue jumps 23%
Hero MotoCorp’s Q2 FY27 consolidated profit rose 41% to Rs 1,861 crore, while revenue increased 23% to Rs 14,971 crore. Scooter sales, 100cc motorcycles and VIDA electric scooters boosted growth, alongside international expansion and investments.
PNB set to close these accounts soon: Bank says complete KYC by November 10 to avoid account closure
Punjab National Bank has issued a notice to its customers regarding the closure of dormant accounts. Any account with no transaction activity for over three years and a zero balance is at risk. To prevent account closure, customers need to complete their Know Your Customer requirements by November 10, 2026.
France unrest leaves global brands with a burning problem
France’s weekend unrest has left luxury boutiques and mainstream retailers grappling with vandalism, looting and disrupted trade. While brands including Louis Vuitton, Celine and Sephora were affected, Carrefour estimated repair costs of over €10 million. With nationwide retail losses potentially running into hundreds of millions of euros, businesses face mounting costs and reputational risks.
‘Should have put my foot down’: Actor R Madhavan on the Tamil film he regrets doing. How he bounced back with 3 Idiots, Tanu Weds Manu
Actor R Madhavan opened up about regretting being a part of the 2007 film Vaazhthugal. He admitted that he failed to give adequate attention to the filmmaking process, which played a role in its poor performance. Despite the movie being directed by a renowned filmmaker, Madhavan's expectations about the film turned out to be misplaced. After Vaazhthugal’s failure, Madhavan soon bounced back with successful projects, like Mumbai Meri Jaan, 3 Idiots and Tanu Weds Manu.
Panel to probe Kolkata stampede; nine IPS officers to handle festive rush
A high-powered committee led by a Calcutta High Court judge will probe the adverse incident at the Chorbagan Puja Committee. To improve crowd control, nine IPS officers have been assigned to manage the festival’s crowds effectively. The disaster management secretary and other officials are inspecting various puja pandals to ensure safety measures. Compensation cheques of ₹25 lakh will be distributed to the bereaved families on specified dates.
‘Delhi Police and IB are going to arrest me’: CJP's Dipke ahead of ‘Lehra do Tiranga’ march
Abhijeet Dipke, the chief of the Cockroach Janata Party, prepared for potential arrest by Delhi Police. The planned ‘Lehra do Tiranga’ march at Central Park aimed to promote waving the Indian flag. Dipke expressed his stance that raising the Tricolour should not require permission from authorities. The New Delhi Municipal Council announced the park's closure for administrative reasons during the event.
Pathways School Gurugram rebranded as PSG Clifton International School under Lighthouse Learning ownership
Lighthouse Learning has taken ownership of Pathways School, Gurugram, and renamed it PSG Clifton International School. The move follows a partnership with UK-based Clifton College, marking the institution’s first international collaboration in its 164-year history.
RTX's Raytheon wins up to $6.3 billion US missile contract
Raytheon has secured a significant contract with the US military valued at $6.3 billion. This contract focuses on producing and maintaining Standard Missile-3 Block IB interceptors for missile defense. The award is part of efforts to rebuild military stockpiles depleted due to various conflicts. Additionally, Raytheon has previously received another substantial contract for Standard Missile-6 interceptors.
Citi’s India IB revenue nearly doubles as bank raises $16 billion for clients, shows data
Citi’s India investment banking revenue nearly doubled to $52 million, making it the country’s top-ranked investment bank. The lender helped Indian companies raise nearly $16 billion and advised on $36 billion of M&A, driven by overseas expansion and technology-sector activity.
Delhi man living in Canada says quitting Indian food helped him stay fit and workout longer; he eats four meals a day including 150 grams of protein and stays on a calorie deficit now
A Delhi man living in Canada says he reached the best shape of his life after giving up Indian food about 1.5 years ago. He now eats four meals a day, tracks over 150 grams of protein and stays in a calorie deficit, a claim that has sparked a mixed debate online between support and pushback.
Mental health answers are hiding inside stomach? Nearly 7 in 10 psychiatric patients found to have same surprising pattern
A large study involving nearly 700,000 adults has uncovered a striking connection between psychiatric disorders and another part of the body that is often overlooked when discussing mental health. Researchers found that people with psychiatric conditions showed a much higher prevalence of a particular group of chronic health problems, with the strongest association seen in one category. The findings add to growing research into a two-way connection that could change how doctors look at mental and physical health.
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari targets Mamata over Delhi visit, says she has 'Jamaat in one hand, dimagi naxals in other'
In a pointed critique, Suvendu Adhikari slammed Mamata Banerjee for her planned trip to Delhi for the INDIA bloc meeting, alleging she is conspiring with CPI(M) leaders on key electoral issues. This collaboration aims to push for accountability from Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The upcoming Nandigram and Rejinagar bypolls have heightened political tensions. Additionally, Adhikari expressed support for the Calcutta High Court's ruling on the BJP candidate's nomination affidavit.
Gamer invested Rs 2.61 crore to play online rummy and poker games; loses net Rs 28 lakh, files ITR reporting Rs 4 lakh income; gets tax notice; he wins case in ITAT Bangalore
Gamer invested Rs 2.61 crore to play online Rummy, poker games; loses net Rs 28 lakh, stops playing, files ITR reporting Rs 4 lakh income; gets tax notice; he wins case in ITAT Bangalore. Waseem Ahmed, the Accountant Member, and Soundararajan K., the Judicial Member of ITAT Bangalore heard this case.
Coal India arm Mahanadi Coalfields files IPO papers, plans OFS of up to 66 cr shares
Mahanadi Coalfields has filed its DRHP for an IPO comprising an OFS of up to 66.18 crore shares by promoter Coal India. The proposed listing will give investors direct exposure to one of India’s largest non-coking coal producers, backed by substantial reserves and established mining infrastructure.
Delhi HC seeks police response on Tahir Hussain’s challenge to Ankit Sharma murder conviction
The Delhi High Court has sought a response from police regarding Tahir Hussain's appeal. Hussain challenges his conviction and life sentence for the murder of Ankit Sharma. The court admitted his appeal and scheduled it for further hearing. Sharma's father had reported him missing during the 2020 riots. Hussain and four others were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder.
In 1967, a preflight test for the first crewed flight of Apollo resulted in a tragedy and the loss of astronauts Virgil Grissom, Edward White and Roger Chaffee
In 1967, a preflight test for the first crewed flight of Apollo on the launch pad at Cape Kennedy resulted in a tragedy and loss of astronauts Virgil Grissom, Edward White and Roger Chaffee. The Apollo 1 fire occurred during a ground test on January 27. The incident led to an investigation, changes to the command module and delays to crewed Apollo launches.
Constant bloating and cramps? Experts reveal what’s really behind Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and how to tame it
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) can cause bloating, cramps and bathroom problems. Experts say gut health, stress and certain foods may trigger symptoms. Simple steps like probiotics, fiber, low-FODMAP choices, gentle exercise and stress relief may help. IBS has no cure, but many home methods can make daily life easier and reduce discomfort.
IBS or colon cancer? Doctors reveal key differences and early warning signs to watch
Early colon cancer frequently mimics irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) as both affect the colon and have similar symptoms, like abdominal pain, bloating, and changes in bowel habits. The early symptoms of colon cancer are normally mild, vague, and simple to overlook, while IBS is a functional disorder influenced by stress or specific foods.
IB ACIO Answer Key 2025 released at mha.gov.in: Check direct link, how to download, objection window, what's next
IB ACIO Answer Key 2025: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has released the IB ACIO Phase-1 Examination 2025 answer key, allowing candidates to check their performance and raise objections. Candidates can download the answer key from the official portal using their credentials. Qualified candidates will proceed to Phase-2, a Descriptive Test, followed by an interview and document verification.
IB ACIO Admit Card 2024: Exam centres, dates announced at mha.gov.in. Check details here
IB ACIO Admit Card 2024: The MHA has announced examination city details for the Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Grade–II/Executive position within the Intelligence Bureau, affecting 995 vacancies. The IB ACIO Exam for Grade 2/Executive is scheduled on January 17th and 18th, 2024. Admit cards, accessible from January 14, 2024, are exclusive to officially accepted candidates.
Apax to acquire Blackstone's stake in IBS Software for $450 million
Following the transaction, Apax will partner closely with IBS Software’s Founder and Executive Chairman, V K Mathews, who will remain the majority shareholder, the PE firm said in a statement.
Apax leads race for $450-$500M stake buy in IBS
Apax is believed to have offered $450-$500 million for the stake, valuing IBS Software at $1.4-$1.5 billion, they said. JP Morgan is advising Blackstone to find a buyer for its stake. Apax, CVC Capital and Thomas H Lee Partners had been shortlisted for the stake sale, ET reported on April 12.
IBS Software acquires AFLS, enters air and ocean freight sector
V K Mathews, Executive Chairman of IBS Software, termed the acquisition as a "strategically important milestone" for his company's cargo and logistics business and to broaden its global footprint.
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