June 21 this year feels like a cosmic coincidence with one date, wearing four different moods like a seasoned performer slipping between roles without missing a cue. It stretches at dawn with the quiet discipline of International Yoga Day, asking us to breathe, align, and look inward. By mid-morning, it softens into the familiar warmth…
In a recent update, the government of Japan has announced plans to increase foreign entry visa fees from July 1, 2026. This means Indian travellers or travellers from other nations planning to experience cherry blossoms in Kyoto or see powder snow in Hokkaido may soon have to shell extra bucks for their dream Japan trip….
This week begins on a pleasing note, with the sort of steady confidence you enjoy. Early days bring a sense that things are falling into place, not by magic, but because your effort is finally meeting the right moment. Students, professionals, athletes, and businesspeople all get a helpful push. You may attend a family event,…
Katy Perry announces new single ‘Watch It Burn’, opens up about channeling anger into music Pop star Katy Perry has announced the release of her new single, ‘Watch It Burn’, which is set to arrive on June 25, Billboard reported. The singer unveiled the song’s cover art and release date on social media, sharing a…
The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct the NEET UG Re-Exam 2026 tomorrow, June 21. More than 22 lakh medical aspirants are expected to appear for the examination at centres across India and abroad. With strict security arrangements in place, candidates will have to undergo document verification and dress code checks at the examination centres….
Ukraine-born duo jailed in Russia-linked arson plot Two men have been sentenced to prison for carrying out a series of arson attacks targeting a car and properties linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, in a plot that investigators say was orchestrated on behalf of Russia.At London’s Old Bailey, 22-year-old Ukrainian national Roman Lavrynovych was…
When tariffs give way to terms of service For most of the post‑war period, commercial diplomacy meant negotiating tariffs, quotas, and market access for goods. Ambassadors lobbied for aircraft deals or pharma approvals; trade negotiators haggled over steel and agricultural subsidies. That grammar of statecraft has not disappeared, but it is no longer the only…
For parents, a child’s teenage years bring about a lot of changes. Independence, curiosity, and emotional changes play a powerful role in a teen’s life. While the shift is a normal part of growing up, studies suggest that one thing plays an interesting role in determining what kind of choices teens make in their life….
File Photo: White House is viewed from the Old Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House campus. (AP Photo/Tom Brenner) The White House has completed review of a rule that will limit the status of foreign students in the US. The proposed rule released by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in 2025 called…
A CCTV image from Government Medical College (GMC), Bhavnagar, has emerged showing two resident doctors being made to pose as a “murga” inside an operation theatre along with a screenshot of a message by a junior resident which described a pattern of humiliation, including being kept awake through the night and asked to send selfies…