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Court Pauses Washington Triumphal Arch Proposal Pending Further Review
A Temporary Pause on the Project A federal judge has temporarily blocked plans for a proposed triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., creating a new legal hurdle for the project. U.S. District Court Judge Tonya S.
DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC SCIENCE MARKS 2026 WITH INNOVATION, RESEARCH AND STUDENT EXCELLENCE
Bengaluru: The Department of Forensic Science at Kristu Jayanti (Deemed-to-be University), Bengaluru, under the leadership of Dr. Don Caeiro, commemorated 2026 with a series of three major academic and co-curricular events, reflecting its continued commitment
At Ramlila Maidan, Opposition Rally Puts Electoral Concerns in Focus
A large gathering in Delhi Rahul Gandhi and leaders from opposition parties gathered at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi for a major India bloc rally, drawing attention to concerns about the Election Commission and electoral rolls.
India’s Mainboard IPOs Set a New First-Half Fundraising Record
A Landmark Six Months for IPO Fundraising India’s mainboard initial public offering (IPO) market completed a record-setting first half of FY27, with fundraising crossing ₹84,400 crore. The milestone reflects a busy period for primary markets,
Nifty’s September Slide: What a 7% Monthly Fall Signals
A sharp setback for Indian equities The Nifty index fell roughly 7% over September, making it the benchmark’s weakest monthly performance in about 25 years, according to the figures reported. The decline marks a striking
Finding Beauty in Everyday Life: A Practical Guide to Lasting Happiness
Happiness is often portrayed as a constant stream of excitement, achievement, and positive feelings. Yet no one feels cheerful every day, and even enjoyable milestones eventually become part of ordinary life. A more durable understanding
America Needs College Graduates Who Know More Than How to Do the Job
Americans are questioning the value of higher education. An October 2026 Gallup poll found that just 31% believe a college education is very important, a record low. Employers need graduates who can solve complex problems,
After the Late-Monsoon Floods: Recovery and Readiness Across South Asia
Nepal and parts of South Asia are facing a difficult period of recovery after severe late-monsoon flash floods, while renewed flood warnings keep communities on alert. The immediate danger may ease in some places, but
2026’s Chip Frontier: Angstrom-Scale Design Meets Neural Interfaces
In 2026, advances in computing hardware are pushing in two striking directions: making semiconductor systems denser and more capable, and connecting digital devices more directly with the human nervous system. Developments associated with IBM’s reported
Sunflowers in Everyday Life: Food, Wellness, and More
A Bright Flower with Practical Uses Sunflowers are admired for their cheerful appearance, but their value extends well beyond gardens and bouquets. Different parts of the plant support people in useful ways, from providing nutritious
