Quote of the day by Edwin Powell Hubble: “With increasing distance, our knowledge fades, and fades rapidly. Eventually, we reach the dim boundary—the utmost limits of our telescopes. There, we measure shadows, and we search among ghostly errors of measurement for landmarks that are scarcely more substantial. The search will continue. Not until the empirical resources are exhausted, need we pass on to the dreamy realms of speculation.” |

Quote of the day by Edwin Powell Hubble (Image source: Wikipedia) In a world where new things are found all the time and technology is always getting better, it’s easy to think that science knows everything. Modern science has helped people understand things in ways that were impossible a hundred years ago. For example, it…

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Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan turns ‘joota churai’ into a mini war at friend’s wedding; nearly falls but refuses to give up shoe |

Aryan Khan recently attended his best friend’s wedding and ended up stealing the spotlight after turning a joota churai ceremony into a hilarious mini battle.A video shared by the wedding planners captured Shah Rukh Khan‘s son fiercely guarding the groom’s shoe, nearly falling in the process but refusing to let go, leaving the internet amused….

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Called out ‘kallo, kali’: Meet Hema Gill, ‘that terrace girl’, who shattered trolls with her impeccable terrace walk and landed a Guru Randhawa video

Hema Gill, the “terrace video girl,” defied narrow beauty standards in India by embracing her dusky skin and confidence. Rejected for modeling due to her height and skin tone, she created her own runway online. Her viral terrace walks led to brand deals and a music video with Guru Randhawa, proving self-belief can challenge societal…

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BJP former MP claims conspiracy to insert Bangladeshi names in voter list | Mumbai News

Mumbai: BJP ex-MP Kirit Somaiya on Tuesday met Chief Election Commissioner S Chokhalingam and claimed he submitted evidence of a conspiracy to insert names of Bangladeshi citizens in the voter list.Somaiya later, addressing a press conference at the BJP state headquarters, alleged that in at least 30 assembly constituencies, including Dhule, Malegaon, Mumbra, Sambhajinagar East,…

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Will Iran play at the 2026 World Cup? Government responds after FIFA president says team will attend | International Sports News

Despite earlier uncertainty, Iran now says it is fully prepared for the 2026 World Cup. Iran are part of the confirmed 48-team field for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and while earlier uncertainty had surrounded their participation due to security concerns over playing in the United States, Iran’s government now says the country is fully…

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From steel frame to carbon fibre

Seventy-six years after the enactment of our Constitution, it is time to critically review one of its key creations- the stee frame of Indian bureaucracy. Has it delivered as designed? Have the safeguards intended to protect its neutrality and integrity functioned effectively? Are we still sourcing the best talent for it? And most importantly—does this ‘steel’…

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‘Very suspicious’: Two Bangladeshi students missing for days in Florida, phones switched off, not in ICE custody

Two Bangl​adeshi doctoral students went missing in Florida. Two Bangladeshi students, both pursuing doctorates at the University of South Florida, have been missing for days with no information to either their families in Bangladesh or friends in the US. Zamil Limon and Nahida S Bristy, both 27, were last seen April 16, according to the…

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‘Mamata’s Tolabazi has digital address’: Amit Malviya jibes CM with ‘PAY2TMC’ post on corruption allegations | India News

NEW DELHI: BJP’s IT cell chief Amit Malviya on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on the Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, using a ‘#PAY2TMC’ and ‘Tolabazi’ jibe to target her party over alleged corruption and cash-for-service politics ahead of assembly polls.In a post on X, he referred to the party’s alleged cash-for-service culture and digital…

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