‘Bound by shared democratic values’: PM Modi congratulates Andy Burnham on becoming UK Prime Minister | India News

UK PM Andy Burnham and PM Modi (File photo) NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday congratulated Andy Burnham on assuming office as UK PM and expressed confidence that India-UK ties would continue to deepen across key sectors.In a post on X, PM Modi said, “Warmest congratulations to Mr Andy Burnham on assuming office…

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Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon return as Australia name squad for Bangladesh Tests | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Cricket Australia on Tuesday named a 13-member squad for the upcoming two-Test series against Bangladesh, with captain Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon returning after recovering from injuries. The series, which begins on August 13, will be Bangladesh’s first Test tour of Australia since 2003. Australia head into the series in excellent…

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Japan created forest bathing as a public health idea in 1982, but 40 years of research have found a more complicated picture of how forests affect stress |

Forest bathing sounds like an ancient tradition, but it is actually younger than the personal computer. The practice known as shinrin-yoku was coined in Japan in 1982, not passed down through centuries. It began as a public health idea rather than a spiritual one, aimed at a country that was mostly forest but rapidly urbanising,…

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‘Ramayana’ release date revealed in trailer? Ranbir Kapoor, Yash starrer set for November 8 release, to CLASH with ‘Godzilla: Minus Zero’ |

The makers of ‘Ramayana‘ unveiled an early glimpse of the film’s trailer to a select audience, ahead of its global premiere on July 24. The clip that was screened for members of the media, directors and film industry insiders has been receiving overwhelmingly positive reviews on social media, with filmmakers like Siddharth Anand and Atlee…

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Gaurang Das explains why “the first person to leave a company is rarely the weakest one”: They are always the one who cared the most |

Top performers often leave companies quietly without obvious warning signs. These departures occur when dedicated employees feel their potential is not nurtured. Smart individuals depart environments that manage rather than mentor them. They seek growth and development, not just a decent salary. Leaders must actively draw out employee potential to retain talent. Every company likes…

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Good Investments

Some people now care about what their money does, not just how much it earns The Nobel Prize is probably the world’s most famous award. For more than 100 years, it has been paid for with money that Alfred Nobel made from selling explosives and weapons. Does that mean the weapons business is “good”? There…

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Quote of the day by Lamine Yamal: “My mother had me at 16, and my father searched for ways to…” – a powerful lesson on perspective, family sacrifice and why football is not the hardest battle his family has faced | World News

Pressure gets discussed constantly in football, usually about missed chances and expectant crowds. Lamine Yamal, Spain’s teenage forward, measured his own pressure against something else entirely. “My mother had me when she was 16, that’s real pressure,” he said. “My father had to figure out life, going out to the street to pick things up….

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