Australian Haryanvi Association president meets MDU VC; focus on expanding global opportunities for students

MDU VC meets Australian Haryanvi Association chief to boost global student opportunities Rohtak: In a significant move aimed at opening global pathways for students of Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), the national president of the Australian Haryanvi Association, Seva Singh, met vice-chancellor Prof. Milap Poonia to deliberate on strengthening academic and professional linkages with the Haryanvi…

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NEET remains unfair to Tamil Nadu students, says CM Vijay; renews opposition in Assembly

Reiterating Tamil Nadu’s long-standing objections to NEET, Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay told the Assembly that education reforms must prioritise students’ interests and equal opportunities. Amid fresh scrutiny of the entrance test following a re-examination, he also stressed that language should remain a matter of choice and urged political unity on issues affecting the state’s…

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‘If she publicly says …’: Congress extends Martyrs’ Day invite to Mamata, but with a condition | India News

West Bengal Congress president Subhankar Sarkar said that Mamata should recognise the historical significance of the July 21, 1993, movement instead of “attempting to rewrite its legacy”. NEW DELHI: Amid a thaw in relations, Congress invited Trinamool Congress supremo and former West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee to the party’s “Martyrs’ Day” programme in Kolkata….

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Punjab schools shut on January 27: Holiday follows Republic Day celebrations across the state

Punjab declares holiday for all schools on January 27 Schools across Punjab will remain closed on January 27, 2026, after the state government declared a holiday for all government, aided, private, and recognised institutions. The announcement was made following the Chief Minister’s address on Republic Day, with authorities directing schools to strictly follow the order.The…

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Once hunted to near extinction, Brazil’s humpback whales make a stunning comeback, population surges from just 2,000 to nearly 35,000 in two decades

A humpback whale breaches off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (AP photo) Humpback whales are returning in large numbers to Brazil’s coast after being pushed close to extinction by commercial whaling. Their population in the South Atlantic has risen from about 2,000 to around 35,000 in roughly 40 years, bringing the species close…

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Rohit Sharma scripts history, becomes only the second Indian opener to… | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Rohit Sharma added another remarkable chapter to his glittering career on Saturday, becoming only the second Indian opener after Virender Sehwag to score 16,000 international runs across formats.The landmark came during the first ODI against Afghanistan in Dharamsala, with the veteran batter needing just six runs to enter the exclusive club. Rohit reached…

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India’s EV story hits unnecessary hurdle? Gurgaon basement charger saga gets new twist

India’s electric vehicle push may have hit an unexpected roadblock, this time from within residential societies. Recently, a development from Gurugram has brought the spotlight back on one of the most critical aspects of EV ownership: charging.In a recent case, residents of an apartment society have been directed to remove private EV chargers installed in…

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