RSS condemns Mohandas' controversial remarks, says views are personal

The RSS condemned T G Mohandas's inflammatory remarks on New Delhi's student protests, labeling them as his "personal thoughts" not representative of the organization. Senior official K B Sreekumar clarified Mohandas's non-affiliation with the RSS. The All India Students' Federation filed a police complaint against him for inciting violence, demanding legal action and condemning the statements as dangerous.

Nolan Wells audio: Listen to frantic call made from boat on Horn Island

A recording revealed a frantic call from a teen on a sinking boat involved in Nolan Wells' death investigation in Mississippi. Wells, who went missing on July 4, was later found dead. Amidst the chaos, friends claimed Wells chose to remain on Horn Island with a girl despite emergencies regarding their boat. An autopsy is inconclusive.

Smoke alert diverts Mumbai to Dubai IndiGo flight to Rajkot; all passengers safe

An IndiGo flight from Dubai to Mumbai was diverted to Rajkot after the crew reported smoke in the cargo hold, prompting an emergency landing. All 185 passengers and crew evacuated safely with no injuries reported. The aircraft is currently under inspection to determine the cause of the smoke indication. IndiGo is arranging an alternate flight for passengers.

Police daily diary entry confirms pellet gun use during CJP Parliament march

Pellet guns were confirmed used by police during the Cockroach Janta Party's protest on July 20, resulting in injuries to protesters, including potential permanent injury to one. Following this, victims have petitioned the Supreme Court to ban such ammunition and ensure treatment for the injured amid calls for accountability from the government and media scrutiny of the police’s actions. Pellet guns are deployed in crowd control as non-lethal weapons.

Menopause in India: How Fearless Tomorrows is helping break the taboo

Indian women experience menopause at an average age of 46, significantly earlier than the global average of 51. Despite this, menopause is often overlooked in public health. Symptoms impact daily life, and many women lack necessary information and support. Raising awareness can improve management and quality of life, encouraging open discussions and timely medical consultations.

Basic Education Dept makes officials’ attendance mandatory at online meetings

The Basic Education Department mandates that the assistant director of education (basic) and district basic education officers attend all online review meetings, as per an official statement. Attendance through authorized email IDs ensures transparency and accountability. Previous attendance issues prompted this directive, which outlines strict participation protocols to enhance meeting effectiveness and verification.

HP: Flood threat in seven districts, vehicles buried in Chamba

Moderate to heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh have led to widespread landslides, particularly in Chamba district, where vehicles and homes were buried in debris. A total of 108 roads are closed, and there is a flash-flood threat in several districts. An orange warning for heavy rains was issued, with 15 lives lost this monsoon season.

Makeup experts talk about lipstick mistakes that you should stop making

On Lipstick Day, experts highlight common lipstick application mistakes, such as neglecting lip prep, selecting trendy shades without considering skin tones, and overapplying products. Proper techniques, including exfoliation and using lip liners, ensure smooth application and longevity. Understanding skin undertones and occasions aids in choosing the right lipstick, enhancing individual beauty and confidence.

IBPS PO, SO Recruitment 2026: Edit window opens tomorrow at ibps.in

The IBPS will open the edit window for PO, SO Recruitment 2026 from July 29 to July 30, 2026, allowing candidates to correct their application forms on ibps.in. Candidates can resubmit modifications only once and must ensure accuracy before submission. Editing options include category changes, with a non-refundable fee of Rs. 200 required for corrections.

Murder, rape, narcotics: Police find crime suspects involved in CJP protest

An internal Delhi Police report identified over 100 individuals with serious criminal backgrounds amid the recent protest violence linked to the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) march to Parliament. The CJP protests, ignited by the NEET exam controversy, culminated in clashes despite the government's assurances regarding protesters' safety. The investigation highlights concerns over the presence of habitual offenders associated with the agitation.

Dermatologist shares 4 shaving hacks for ‘legs that are smooth like butter’

Dr. Neera Nathan, a dermatologist, asserts that women’s razors are a “complete scam” due to their multi-blade design, which can cause ingrown hairs; she recommends single-blade razors for better results. She emphasizes the necessity of exfoliation, shaving cream, and urea moisturisers for a smoother shave. These techniques aim to reduce irritation and promote silky skin.

‘Teaching me without making me feel stupid’: Man credits boss for career growth

In a heartfelt tribute, employee Shivank Goel's video praising his manager has gained widespread attention, emphasizing the significant impact of good leadership on workplace morale and individual careers. He shared personal anecdotes of mentorship and kindness, inspiring social media users to express appreciation for their own managers, proving that effective leadership can transform workplace culture and personal well-being.

Go Zero CEO says ice cream brand will not pay for influencer videos anymore

Kiran Shah, CEO of Go Zero, has eliminated the company's influencer marketing budget, emphasizing poor ROI and lack of brand retention. Instead, Go Zero will hire two full-time content creators to produce original material directly tied to the brand. Shah believes this strategy will build lasting audience engagement, unlike temporary influencer campaigns, which he compares to renting attention.

‘Removed in error’: Meta on blocking PM Modi's video on Facebook

Meta has apologized for mistakenly removing Prime Minister Modi's video from Facebook due to a content violation. The company clarified that the removal resulted from an error during routine inspections. This incident highlights ongoing issues regarding content moderation on social media platforms and raises questions about transparency in decision-making, particularly involving prominent political figures and events.

Italy rebuild collapses in 16 days as Maldini and Leonardo quit over Pirlo snub

Paolo Maldini and Leonardo have resigned from their roles with the Italian Football Federation just 16 days after their appointments aimed at revamping Italy's national football structure, following disagreements over coach Andrea Pirlo's candidacy. Their departures highlight concerns over decision-making authority, leaving Italy without a head coach and raising uncertainty for the national team’s future development.

Four-storey building tilts in east Delhi's Geeta Colony, all residents evacuated

A four-storey building in Geeta Colony, East Delhi tilted on Monday, necessitating a rescue operation that successfully evacuated all occupants, including an elderly woman with a spinal injury. Local complaints about the building's condition had previously gone unaddressed. The building, around 30-35 years old, exhibited structural instability after an overhang collapse. Authorities cordoned off the area.

Who was Kristopher Karolkiewicz? All on MI man who killed wife, 6 kids & himself

Authorities have identified Kristopher Karolkiewicz, 47, as the suspect in a murder-suicide case involving his wife and six children found dead in a burning Michigan home. Preliminary investigations suggest the fire was intentionally set. Kristopher recently left his job at the American Heart Association, adding complexity to the tragic incident involving the family.

Sri Lanka: Hambantota port says focused on fast cargo clearance amid reports of vehicle backlog

Hambantota International Port in Sri Lanka, leased to China, aims to remain a key roll-on/roll-off transhipment hub amid reports of over 1,000 uncleared imported vehicles due to documentation issues. While handling 50,000 vehicles, delays are linked to past import restrictions and documentation troubles. The port, leased in 2017, has been scrutinized for China's influence.

Police probe ties between teen shooters at Seattle Food Festival

A shooting at a Seattle food festival left two dead, including a 19-year-old suspect, as police investigate rival gang involvement. A 15-year-old was arrested for firearm violations and assault, while efforts continue to locate a potential third suspect. Mayor Wilson emphasized public safety amidst rising gun violence concerns, urging witnesses to share information.

Open champion Fox welcomed home by thousands after 'whirlwind few days'

Ryan Fox was celebrated in Auckland after winning his first major title at the British Open, finishing at 10-under par just over a week ago. The only other New Zealander to win the Claret Jug was Bob Charles in 1963. Fox reflected on his achievement and discussed the future of Australian golf, hinting at the potential of the Australian Open as a fifth major.

Mumbai-Guj rail traffic disrupted over derailment; trains delayed on Western Railway

Train services on the Mumbai-Gujarat corridor were disrupted Tuesday morning after four wheels of a MEMU train derailed at Bhilad station, with no injuries reported. The incident occurred at 6:27 am during the arrival of train number 19101. Railway authorities are investigating the cause while ensuring passenger safety and aiming to restore operations swiftly amidst delays. This corridor serves thousands daily.

Employees scream ‘We want hike’ as HCL CEO takes the stage during Chennai event

C Vijayakumar, CEO of HCL since 2016 and managing director since 2021, significantly shaped the company’s Remote Infrastructure Management capabilities. Recently, during HCL's 50th anniversary celebrations in Chennai, employees chanted “We want hike” as he greeted them onstage, capturing attention on social media. Vijayakumar joined HCL in 1994, bringing a strong engineering background.

D4VD case update: Did Celeste Rivas' family know about their relationship?

Singer D4VD, legally named David Burke, is facing trial for the alleged murder and sexual abuse of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, following a preliminary hearing where defense argued her family was aware of their relationship. Prosecutors presented text messages and evidence of a violent altercation before her death in April 2025. Burke has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Tarot Horoscope Today, July 28, 2026

Aries Today sparks enthusiasm for new ventures, fueled by conversations or unexpected opportunities. Small beginnings may lead to great success, supported by rituals like placing a cinnamon stick at your door. Each zodiac sign offers tailored advice, emphasizing trust, patience, creativity, and transformation. Overall, embrace today’s potential for growth and planning, leading to future rewards.

Government working to add 330 new PG seats in medical colleges in state: HP CM

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu emphasized reforms in education and healthcare at the Bal Mela in Nagrota Bagwan, noting 24,000 students switched to government schools. He announced the addition of 330 PG medical seats and improvements in healthcare facilities. Background initiatives include restoring the Old Pension Scheme and enhancing local infrastructure, aiming for a prosperous Himachal by 2032.

Tried and Tested: 5 tech products that make every work trip easier for me

After years of travel, I prioritize tech essentials that solve real problems, including the Dyson Airwrap for quick grooming, the Nuuk fan for heat relief, and the Kindle for packing an entire library. My Meta Ray Ban glasses enhance sightseeing, while the iPad A16 serves as a lightweight workstation, proving that reliability trumps novelty in travel gadgets.

Priyanka Chopra reacts as daughter Malti vibes to her song Tune Maari Entriyaan

Priyanka Chopra shared an adorable moment on Instagram of her daughter Malti watching her hit song "Tune Maari Entriyaan," suggesting husband Nick Jonas was also present. Fans praised the sweet interaction, commenting on Malti's enjoyment. Priyanka, back in India for SS Rajamouli's film "Varanasi," marks her return to Indian cinema after eight years, anticipated to release in April 2027.

In tears after injury exit, Tejaswin stays back to guide Kushare to silver

Tejaswin Shankar, a heartbroken athlete, withdrew from the men's high jump at the Commonwealth Games due to a flare-up of a long-standing knee issue during warm-up. Despite confidence in winning, he only cleared his first attempt. Tejaswin remains hopeful for the decathlon event. He also assisted fellow competitor Sarvesh Kushare, earning a silver medal.

Shilpa Shinde says family kicked her out of her own house: ‘Main anaath hoon'

Television actor Shilpa Shinde revealed her painful estrangement from her family during the reality show Lock Upp, describing her experience of being forced out of her home after surgery due to her family dynamics. Despite her success, Shilpa feels orphaned in her relationships and aims to build a shelter home, emphasizing her emotional detachment and desire for independence. Shilpa is famous for her role in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain! and won Bigg Boss 11.

Why Shilpa Shyla was upgraded to CWG bronze after finishing fourth

India's Shilpa K Shyla was upgraded to bronze in the women's shot put F57 final at the Commonwealth Games 2026 after a successful protest against Nigeria's Eucharia Iyiazi, whose initial 8.19m throw was deemed a foul. Shilpa's personal-best 7.26m now secured her a medal on her debut, contributing to India's double podium finish. The reasons for Iyiazi’s foul remain undisclosed.