Lost brother, found on LinkedIn: 73-YO grandma finds long-lost sibling after decades of searching

Gill Thompson and Michael Bardsley​​ What comes to your mind when someone speaks of LinkedIn?Work posts? Yes. Job prospects? Sure. Mentions of professional achievements and milestones? Of course.But a family reunion? Sounds unlikely.Precisely why a grandma is taking over the internet after an emotional family reunion with her long-lost brother.It’s true that LinkedIn is where…

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Pakistan strike ‘act of aggression’, assault on Afghanistan territory: India | India News

NEW DELHI: India strongly condemned Pakistan’s airstrikes on Afghan territory that resulted in several civilian casualties, including women and children. Expressing solidarity with Afghanistan, Indian govt said in a statement that this “blatant act of aggression” by Pakistan was an assault on Afghanistan’s sovereignty and a direct threat to regional peace and stability. “It reflects…

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PM Modi boosts maritime ties with Seychelles

PM Modi boosts maritime ties with Seychelles NEW DELHI: In a strategic reset after PM Modi’s visit to Seychelles, India will once again depute four military advisers to the east African island country, reviving an arrangement that was discontinued, reports Surendra Singh. The advisers will work with Seychelles’ defence and security officials to strengthen operational…

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PhD enrolment surge eclipses PG intake at Karnataka Folklore University | Hubballi News

Haveri: Karnataka Folklore University, located at Gotagodi in Shiggaon taluk, has recorded an unusual academic trend in the 2025–26 session, with PhD registrations outnumbering postgraduate admissions, according to official data.Figures show that only 146 students enrolled across six postgraduate departments, while as many as 177 candidates registered for doctoral programmes, signalling a notable shift in…

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