1 Lakh+ Students, 250+ Institutions: DIYA Shapes Future Tech Leaders

DIYA, a robotics and technology education company, sees rising demand for applied learning beyond metro areas, focusing on hands-on technology skills in Tier 2 and 3 markets. Founded in 2013, it partners with over 250 schools and impacts over 100,000 students annually. DIYA emphasizes experiential learning, helping children build and solve real-world problems in a transitioning educational landscape in India.

Hunt to nab Delhi Police constable who shot wife dead; dowry claim being probed

A Delhi Police constable, Manish Bhati, is on the run after allegedly shooting his wife Priyanka dead on her birthday following an argument. Police are conducting raids across Delhi-NCR and Haryana as they gather evidence of prior dowry harassment complaints. Bhati, who joined the force in 2022, may have fled shortly after the incident.

Mitch McConnell update: Laura Loomer doubles down eyebrow-raising claim

Laura Loomer recently defended her claims about Mitch McConnell’s health and a purportedly 'AI-generated' photo during a Washington Post interview, despite lacking evidence. As McConnell remains largely absent after a medical emergency, conspiracy theories have proliferated. Notably, the Post found no manipulation of the photo, which contradicts Loomer and others’ assertions about its authenticity.

Bopic alert! From Eetha to Shantaram, these real stories are coming to the reel

Rajkummar Rao's first look as Sourav Ganguly has stirred excitement alongside various announced biopics, including those on cricketer Yuvraj Singh and actresses Parveen Babi, Madhubala, and Meena Kumari. These films explore significant Indian figures, such as inventor Gopalswamy Doraiswamy Naidu and Vithabai Mang Narayangaonkar, yet their release dates remain unconfirmed. Background details reveal a growing interest in cinematic portrayals of influential lives.

SC asks Odisha to decide remission plea of Dara Singh in Staines murder case

The Supreme Court has directed the Odisha government to decide on Dara Singh's remission plea within a month, following his 26 years of imprisonment for the murder of Australian missionary Graham Staines and his sons in 1999. Singh, now 62, claims good behavior and remorse, seeking premature release under state policy. Background reveals five previous rejections of his remission requests.

Cyclospora outbreak: Why haven't health officials identified the source yet?

More than 800 cases of cyclosporiasis have been confirmed in over 30 US states this year, with health officials investigating the outbreak's source. The parasite’s long incubation period and the complexity of food supply chains complicate tracing. Experts emphasize the need for robust surveillance systems, urging consumers to wash produce and seek medical help if symptoms arise.

‘Let her bring the best lawyers’: Bangladesh ‘welcomes’ possible Hasina return

Bangladesh welcomes deposed former PM Sheikh Hasina's potential return, with adviser Zahed Ur Rahman insisting she must face justice for her death penalty conviction for crimes against humanity. The International Crimes Tribunal proceedings will remain transparent, with observers allowed. Hasina, living in India since 2024 following her ousting, claims charges are politically motivated, while India maintains a legal stance on extradition.

Raaj Shaandilyaa-Paresh Rawal hint at Bhagam Bhag 2's first look coming soon?

Actor Paresh Rawal confirmed his return for Bhagam Bhag 2, joined by Akshay Kumar, sparking excitement among fans. Directed by Raaj Shaandilyaa, the sequel follows three theatre artists caught in a murder case. Despite prior production delays due to contractual disputes, progress is evident as social media teases upcoming developments, reviving anticipation for this cult classic's revival.

'Bumrah cannot be answer to all of your questions’: Gambhir given reality check

The Indian management faces backlash for omitting Kuldeep Yadav in the first ODI against England, diminishing their spin attack despite a strong start. With early success, India faltered as Axar Patel and Washington Sundar struggled, allowing Joe Root and Liam Dawson to guide England to a competitive total. Critics emphasize the need for a dedicated wicket-taking spinner.

Goldman Sachs stock jumps as Q2 profit surges 78% on record Wall Street gains

Goldman Sachs reported a remarkable 78% rise in net profit for the second quarter, totaling $6.6 billion and exceeding expectations significantly with earnings of $21 per share. The bank benefitted from strong stock trading, investment banking, and a busy financial market. CEO David Solomon anticipates continued growth, highlighting a healthy pipeline of future deals and increased reliance on technology for efficiency.

Top 10 vacuum cleaners for hair and carpets: Best picks for powerful cleaning

Vacuum cleaners tailored for pet hair and carpets enhance household cleaning efficiency through powerful suction, advanced filtration, and anti-tangle technology, making them ideal for homes with pets. Models like the Eureka Forbes Quick Clean DX and Hoover Power 6 deliver reliable performance, while features like versatile attachments and easy maintenance add convenience. These appliances simplify cleaning routines significantly.

Dolly Javed opens up on getting eliminated from Alliance in just two weeks

Content creator Dolly Javed, recently eliminated from Prime Video's *Alliance*, expressed gratitude for her supportive family and friends after facing challenges on the show. In an interview, she criticized fellow contestant Kushal Tandon for his toxic behavior and suggested he seek therapy. Javed’s exit came just two weeks after her hopeful entry into the competition.

Fitness coach shares 7 habits that may be hindering your weight loss progress

Chennai fitness coach Raj Ganpath identifies seven common habits that sabotage weight loss, including overeating at night and doomscrolling before bed, which disrupts sleep and leads to unhealthy eating patterns. He emphasizes that consistent lifestyle changes, rather than temporary diets, are essential for achieving lasting health and weight loss success. Recognizing and addressing these behaviors is key.

Indian woman says New York’s Times Square failed to meet her expectations

An Indian woman's visit to New York's Times Square has sparked social media debate about the disparity between travel reels and reality. Kanishka Jasoria expressed disappointment over the overwhelming crowds and authenticity of the experience, stating, “All of my expectations have been shattered.” While some users acknowledged the typical congestion, others noted timing can alter perceptions. Times Square consistently draws massive crowds, especially on weekends, contrasting with its glamorized online portrayal.

Ukraine’s army gets a performance review

Tensions rose during a July council meeting as Ukraine's defense minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, faced criticism from military leaders despite advancements in drone operations and Crimea isolation. Fedorov, a reform-minded tech expert, has struggled against traditional military views amid procurement issues. His digital initiatives show promise, yet doubts about his military experience linger, impacting his future.

In Kejriwal-Malviya spat after Tahir Hussain's conviction, a jibe at AIMIM too

Tahir Hussain, recently convicted in the murder of IB staffer Ankit Sharma during the 2020 Delhi riots, is contesting the 2025 assembly elections on an AIMIM ticket, claiming support from leader Asaduddin Owaisi. AAP, distancing itself from Hussain since his 2020 suspension, faces BJP's accusations of political alliances and demands for apologies over past violence.

Gross direct tax collections jump 16% to ₹7.74 lakh crore till July 13

India’s gross direct tax collections for 2026-27 up to July 13 rose 16.11% year-on-year to approximately ₹7.74 lakh crore, driven by increased corporate and non-corporate tax revenues. Despite a rise in refunds, net collections also increased by 16.4% to ₹6.51 lakh crore, reflecting economic resilience amid significant improvements from previous months and fiscal years.

The stubborn scarcity of female breadwinners

A recent analysis reveals that despite changing societal norms, the traditional breadwinner dynamic persists, with women earning less than their husbands even when they are more educated. Data from 17 years indicates that women’s income share drops sharply at the point they outearn their partners. Psychological costs and household responsibilities hinder the acceptance of this shift, impacting relationship satisfaction.

Meta Is Flooding the Market With Smartglasses. Privacy Advocates Are Up in Arms.

Meta is aggressively promoting its AI-enabled smartglasses designed to capture experiences, recently donating 100,000 pairs to blind veterans and partnering with celebrities like Kylie Jenner for promotion. However, privacy concerns persist, with features like NameTag facing backlash. Meta envisions glasses as future AI devices, despite legal challenges and privacy advocate opposition, including bans in some areas.

Passport meant to ‘regulate departure’ of Indian citizens from country: MEA

India's external affairs ministry clarified on Tuesday that passports are travel documents, not proof of citizenship, amid ongoing debates regarding their role in verifying citizenship for electoral rolls. Less than 8% of Indians possess a passport. Officials referenced the 2013 Bombay High Court ruling and The Passports Act, which permits passport issuance to non-citizens for public interest.

Why did Trump reopen California's Santa Barbara oil pipeline? Explained

A crude oil pipeline near Santa Barbara has been restarted after 11 years due to a 2015 spill. The Trump administration's decision, aimed at increasing U.S. oil independence amid global tensions, faces protests and lawsuits from locals and environmental groups. The region, historically sensitive to oil spills, is home to vast offshore reserves and strict drilling regulations.

Mitch McConnell update: Kentucky Gov to replace Senator despite proof of life?

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is prepared to challenge legal constraints to appoint a successor for Senator Mitch McConnell if he cannot resume his duties due to health issues. Beshear highlighted a Kentucky constitutional provision allowing gubernatorial appointments for vacant positions, despite recent laws aimed at limiting his authority. He also called for McConnell to provide clearer evidence of his health.

Pocketless clothes, frisking, CCTV cameras proposed after Badrinath donation theft

An internal panel of the Badrinath Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC) recommends pocketless clothing, strict staff frisking, and more CCTV cameras in the donation counting room following theft allegations involving a suspended employee. Investigations revealed financial irregularities during cash counting on July 2. BKTC acknowledges past complaints and vows to address any system gaps moving forward.

Cardiologist explains if restricted eating increases cardiovascular death risk

Intermittent fasting may not suit everyone and should be individualized, according to Dr. Anshul Kumar Jain, a cardiologist. He emphasizes that diet quality, including whole grains and lean proteins, significantly influences heart health more than meal timing. While some studies suggest fasting poses risks, evidence supports its metabolic benefits when combined with a healthy lifestyle. Always consult a healthcare professional before starting fasting.

Burning sensation while urinating? Know 4 warning signs of UTI during monsoon

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) surge during the monsoon due to high humidity and decreased water consumption, leading to concentrated urine that encourages bacterial growth, according to urologist Dr. Mangesh Patil. Women are more prone due to anatomical factors, but men with certain conditions also risk infections. Prevention includes staying hydrated, maintaining hygiene, and promptly addressing symptoms.

Yoga for your body type: Which asana suits you best?

Yoga practices can be tailored to individual Ayurvedic body types, or doshas, to enhance wellness, despite the lack of scientific consensus. Vata types benefit from grounding poses, Pitta types from calming postures, and Kapha types from energizing exercises. Yoga's effectiveness may vary, highlighting the importance of personalized guidance in practice. Understanding one's dosha aids in selecting appropriate asanas.

A Wave of Iranian Nationalism Is Drowning Out Its Diplomats

In Iran, escalating nationalist sentiments complicate diplomatic efforts to reach a deal with the U.S. to end fighting and ease sanctions. Amidst ongoing protests and a weak regime, hard-liners dominate negotiations, stifling compromises. Political tensions increase, especially after the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, as the Revolutionary Guard promotes nationalism to consolidate power amid public dissatisfaction.

These smart monitors can replace both your TV and traditional display

The Samsung M7 seamlessly integrates smart monitor and 4K TV features with its 43-inch display, offering immersive visuals and built-in speakers, while Samsung's Vision AI enhances content personalization. Smart monitors like the LG 32SR50F-W and Samsung M5 also combine work and entertainment functions, facilitating streaming without a PC. The evolution of smart monitors caters to diverse user needs.

The BAT-BMS incident is a wake-up call

The BAT-BMS incident highlights the crucial intersection of cybersecurity and physical safety, as vulnerabilities in software can lead to tangible consequences for critical infrastructure and human lives. As technology evolves, security must be integral to design, not just an afterthought, particularly in autonomous systems. With the shift towards indigenous technologies, India can redefine engineering excellence through inherent cyber resilience, where trust is paramount.

Woman tourist molested in Nashik as mob chases family SUV, smashes windshield

A woman tourist was molested, and her family attacked by nine men at Nashik's Bhavali Dam, Maharashtra, over the weekend. Armed with iron rods and baseball bats, the group pursued the family’s SUV, assaulting the husband and molesting the woman. Police have arrested the accused, with further investigations ongoing; some additional suspects were identified from video footage.