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Iran says support for new sanctions would be 'act of war'
A strong message came from Iran's security chief, cautioning nations that support the freshly imposed US economic measures. President Pezeshkian defended a recent memorandum as a hopeful step ahead. Although the Strait of Hormuz remained calm, fresh transit restrictions were unveiled. Pakistan's army chief plans a trip to Tehran to facilitate discussions on de-escalating tensions. Concurrently, reports detailed incidents of execution and violence arising in the West Bank and Gaza.
Harvard says success requires more than just hard work: Billionaires Satya Nadella, Warren Buffett and Richard Branson reveal the one habit that keeps them on top of the game
Most people engaged in the hustle culture and climbing the corporate ladder would sniff and scoff at the idea of having hobbies. However, many studies, including an article published in the Harvard Business Review, claim that contrary to popular notions, having hobbies won’t be a distraction or hold you back from success but will actually make you better at your job!
From Bactrian camels to drones, Republic Day parade showcases India’s evolving military might
This Republic Day parade showcases unique animal soldiers, including Bactrian camels and Zanskar ponies. New weapon systems like the S-400 and Akash missile systems will be on display. A European Union contingent will march for the first time. Women officers will lead contingents and command tableaux. The event highlights India's military strength and indigenous capabilities.
Indian hospitality staff get a warm welcome abroad
Indian hospitality professionals are in high demand globally, with hiring surging across various roles and destinations. Recruitment firms report a significant increase in international mandates, driven by cruise liners, new resort openings, and summer travel seasons. This robust momentum is expected to continue through summer 2025 and beyond.
Rural artisans being trained in kite making ahead of Uttarayan in Gujarat
With the Uttarayan festival approaching, Gujarat has launched a ₹23 lakh initiative to train 444 artisans in kite-making, promoting self-employment. Training sessions focus on market opportunities and are currently held across multiple districts. The International Kite Festival will feature participants from 47 countries and several Indian states, highlighting the strong demand for kites domestically and internationally.
From sugar skulls to spirit lanterns: How cultures around the world celebrate the day of the dead
While Halloween in Western culture is often associated with costumes and trick-or-treating, various cultures worldwide observe unique traditions for honoring the deceased. From the lively Día de los Muertos in Mexico to Japan's Halloween-themed train rides, these customs go beyond costumes to deeply honor loved ones. Exploring the diverse ways that Halloween is celebrated, this article takes a look at traditions in the Philippines, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Ireland, and Italy, highlighting how each culture remembers their ancestors.
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Education ministry notifies guidelines for bagless days for classes 6-8
The Union education ministry has notified guidelines for implementing bagless days for classes 6-8 to make learning in schools more enjoyable and stress-free. These guidelines, developed by the PSS Central Institute of Vocational Education, were released on the fourth anniversary of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
Education Ministry reviews guidelines for implementation of bagless days in schools
The Ministry of Education reviewed NCERT guidelines for implementing bagless days in schools, aiming to make learning more experiential and stress-free. Suggestions include teaching students about local ecology, testing water purity, and visiting local monuments. The PSSCIVE will fine-tune its guidelines based on the review. The National Education Policy recommends a 10-day bagless period for grades 6-8, focusing on skill-building and engaging activities outside traditional classrooms.
6 Best Adventure Fiction Books in India to Feed the Quest in You
Are you looking for books that can tickle the thrill nerve in your brain and take you on an adventurous journey led by various writers? If yes, then please go through this article where we have curated a list of the best adventure fiction books in India for you. You can read the given summary of these books to understand the idea of the book before you decide to buy it.
Kerala education minister releases audio books for Class 10, 12 students
The audio books, developed and made available in the First Bell portal -- www.firstbell.kite.kerala.gov.in -- by Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education (KITE), are designed in such a way that revision of all subjects of Class 10 can be completed within 10 hours, K Anvar Sadath, CEO, KITE said.
Glasgow Climate Conference: Did climate win?
Looking back, COP26 is a mixed bag of successes and lost opportunities. Technology was a critical missing piece especially given the need to reduce emissions at a fast pace in the current decade. In a sense, Glasgow started off the to do list for Sharm-el Sheikh.
Social media is the new hunting ground for those with revoked offers
As more job offer revocations hit engineering colleges in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis, students say social media is helping open up more opportunities, even as their colleges are helping too. LinkedIn and Facebook groups catering to professionals are now flooded with posts of students about their revoked offers and seeking help.
Bezos bullish on India, will invest $1 billion more
Amazon hopes to export goods worth $10 billion from India by 2025.
Blueprint 2.0: Here's what the new government's first big decisions are likely to be
ET Magazine spoke to key officials to understand what’s in store in the new govt’s 100-day action plan.
Narendra Modi: Childhood tales that foretold the coming of a remarkable leader
Here are a few glimpses from Narendra Modi's life narrated in several books and by his close associates.
With over 400 species of birds, the Dudhwa National Park is a twitcher's delight
You can chance upon species like the drongos, silver-bill munia, baya weaver, cattle egret, cinnamon bittern, falcons, kites, owls and pheasant-tailed jacana.
View: Make in India is looking more and more like a bad joke
Modi had unveiled the grand scheme in September 2014 with a gear-and-cogs lion logo. Three years later Make in India has, literally, gone off the rails.
From adventure to wildlife, family friendly Scotland entertains everyone
It's not easy organising a family holiday, we know. You need ideas for things to do on a family day out that will inspire, excite, challenge, reward and entertain lots of different people all at once.
Delhi’s Kite Runner: An amateur curiosity that explains effects of unplanned urbanisation
As a child growing up in Siwan, Bihar, Nishant Kumar couldn’t have missed all those birds around him even if he tried.
Youngster Kiran Kumar DS rescues animals in concrete jungles
Kumar spent weekends during his growing-up years in & around the Bannerghatta National Park, started rescuing wildlife since 2010.
IIMA scholars help Gujarat market toilets to tribals, villagers
Students after a three-month field study in 20 villages suggest a ‘name and fame’ campaign where people are honoured for using toilets.
Spend the weekend amidst nature, plan a quick trip to Auli, Uttarakhand or Valparai in Tamil Nadu
ET-Travel suggests you take a casual day off at work to make the most of an extended weekend in coming months. Here's where you can head to.
10 things highly successful tech executives do before breakfast
It is absolutely crucial that you start your day on a good note. Here are some early morning practices by techies.
BJP to become world's largest political party: Dinesh Sharma
Interacting with reporters, Sharma claimed that his party would enrol more than 10 crore members through this drive, which was launched on November 1 and would end on March 31 next near.
Stay put in your city
No time for vacation? Go on a grand staycation instead
EC 'sveeps' nation to full house party
Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) by EC has come up with different inovative ways to spread information to voters.
Growing appetite for global cuisines lead to shortage of chefs
The talent pool is also becoming limited because of the entry of specialised restaurants which also recruit from five-star chains.
Heritage clubs to come up in Delhi schools soon: Dikshit
Government will set up heritage clubs in schools to bring awareness among youths about conservation & maintenance of monuments in Delhi.
Modi cynosure at international kite-flying contest in Ahmedabad
Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi was the cynosure of all eyes at the annual international kite-flying contest in Ahmedabad on Tuesday.
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