There is no excuse, this is an occasion: Vimal on India's Asian Games prospects in badminton

Family vacations feel like project management: Influencer explains why family trips now feel exhausting

Family vacations are increasingly feeling like project management, with parents handling bookings, packing, children, meals, itineraries and the pressure to make every day count. An influencer’s viral Instagram video, which has crossed 536,000 views, highlights why many families return from holidays feeling more exhausted than refreshed.

EPF wage ceiling: SC says plea needs no further hearing as Cabinet raises limit to Rs 25,000

A plea concerning the Employees Provident Fund wage ceiling was dismissed by the Supreme Court. The Cabinet's recent decision to raise this ceiling to Rs 25,000 monthly is set to bolster savings and pension safeguards for an additional workforce. This change is projected to positively impact over fifty lakh employees, with the effective date slated for September seventeenth.

EPF wage ceiling: SC says plea needs no further hearing as Cabinet raises limit to Rs 25,000

A plea concerning the Employees Provident Fund wage ceiling was dismissed by the Supreme Court. The Cabinet's recent decision to raise this ceiling to Rs 25,000 monthly is set to bolster savings and pension safeguards for an additional workforce. This change is projected to positively impact over fifty lakh employees, with the effective date slated for September seventeenth.

Manisha Bhanwala embraces new challenge as Asian Games debut beckons in 57kg

Manisha Bhanwala prepares for her Asian Games debut in the 57kg category. She has focused on building power and technique while adapting to wrestling from both stances. This transition marks a significant shift in her wrestling approach and mindset. Manisha aims to give her best performance on the mat during the competition. Her journey began in 2013, evolving into a mentally stronger athlete.

Andhra Pradesh SIPB clears IT investment projects worth ₹526 crore

The 10 approved projects is estimated to generate 8,896 jobs across information technology, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, photonics, biotechnology and electronics

Suicide bombing at Pakistan mosque kills 16, injures dozens during Friday prayers

A powerful suicide blast struck a mosque in Pakistan's Kohat district during Friday prayers. The attack killed at least sixteen people and injured over fifty worshippers. Five police personnel and eleven civilians were among the confirmed casualties. Emergency response teams arrived quickly to transport victims to nearby hospitals. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the devastating suicide attack.

Ohio’s longest-serving congresswoman fights for political survival

Ohio’s 9th District is a rematch between Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur and Republican Derek Merrin. Kaptur is the longest-serving woman in House history, but the district has been redrawn to favor Republicans. Merrin came close to defeating her in 2024, making the seat one of the clearest House tests of incumbency against partisan realignment.

Top Olympic official wants even bigger Asian Games

Asia's Olympic chief expressed a desire for an athletes' village at the Japan Games. Organizers faced accommodation shortages for over seventeen thousand athletes and officials. Competitors are housed in hotels, huts, and a cruise ship due to budget constraints. The Olympic Council of Asia aims to increase participant numbers for future events. Future Asian Games are planned for Doha and potential host nations are expressing interest.

TMC symbol row: BJP rejects Rahul Gandhi's 'party chori' charge, points to Congress history

The BJP has countered Rahul Gandhi's allegations of 'government chori' and 'party chori' by reminding him of Congress's track record. Sudhanshu Trivedi, the party's spokesperson, indicated that Congress has a history of destabilizing rival parties. He urged Gandhi to scrutinize his own party's past while asserting the BJP's enduring commitment to democracy.

DUSU elections 2026: Safety, hostels, metro passes top ABVP-NSUI agenda

DUSU elections 2026: Safety, hostels, metro passes top ABVP-NSUI agenda

Asian Games: India lose to Indonesia in men's team quarterfinals of soft tennis

India's men's soft tennis team was defeated by Indonesia in the quarterfinals. The Indian team secured two group stage wins against Mongolia and Lao. They faced a 0-2 loss to Indonesia in their quarterfinal match. Jay Meena and Yogesh Choudhary opened the doubles match for India. Aryan Thakur then lost his singles match, sealing the defeat.