‘She refused to sell, asked to vacate’: How multi-crore Bengal property drove couple to kill DU professor | Delhi News

A Delhi University professor’s murder in east Delhi has been linked to a multi-crore ancestral property in West Bengal. NEW DELHI: A multi-crore ancestral property in West Bengal allegedly became the motive behind the murder of Delhi University assistant professor Debosmita Paul, police said on Sunday, after arresting a couple from Bardhaman and apprehending their…

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CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation window closes today: Here’s how students can apply

CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation window closes tonight The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will close the Class 12 re-evaluation application window today, June 7, 2026. Students who are not satisfied with their marks and wish to request a re-check of specific answers can submit their applications through the official CBSE post-result services portal.The re-evaluation…

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Chornobyl Nuclear Attack: Chernobyl fuel facility hit: Nuclear fears resurface, Kyiv says Russian attack ‘deliberate’

A Russian drone struck a storage facility for spent nuclear fuel in the Chernobyl exclusion zone on Sunday, Ukrainian officials said, accusing Moscow of once again putting nuclear infrastructure at risk.Authorities said radiation levels remained within normal limits despite damage to the site.According to Reuters, Ukraine’s general staff and state nuclear agency said a drone…

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No Handshakes

Sport is no longer insulated from geopolitics, but every qualified athlete must get to compete  Organised sports play inside a theatre of politeness. Sportsmanship, it’s often called. Ritualised handshakes, lining up after a match, applauding opponents, accepting officials’ decisions, wearing uniforms, observing rules…these are all built around “the good life” idea. Of how human beings…

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Aslam Rickshaw Wala: Meet Aslam, the multitalented rickshaw wala of Chandni Chowk leaving tourists speechless with his fluent German, Italian and Spanish

Image Credit: Instagram/ aslamrikshawwala Travelling is not just about visiting places, and ticking monuments off a list, it’s about the people you meet along and the experiences you create. A viral video from Delhi proves exactly that. In a clip going viral on social media, a local rickshaw driver can be seen flipping his camera…

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Aquarius Horoscope Today, June 8, 2026: Money may come from different sources

There’s a festive hum around your day. The Moon brings joy to family gatherings. The Moon is a great source of light for family interactions, and Venus is a great source of social energy ,celebrations, gatherings, celebrations, or a joyful gathering can radiate throughout your home.It is possible to participate in a family event and…

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Harvard Health Inflammation Research: Are you suffering from Inflammation? Harvard research reveals six subtle signs and how to manage them

Inflammation usually gets blamed for making us sick and is portrayed as the body’s villain. But in reality, it is just part of your body’s immune system rushing to defend itself. Scrape your knee, catch a bug, twist your ankle? Inflammation jumps in, starts healing, and fighting off threats. The trouble starts when your body…

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TN Govt calls for compulsory PE lessons for classes 6-12 in all schools, details on unutilised playgrounds

Representational AI image CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu school education department has asked chief and district education officers to ensure that physical education (PE) classes for std 6-12 are conducted without fail, and sought details of schools where playgrounds are not utilized to their potential.The instructions come in the wake of a recent review meeting chaired…

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FIFA World Cup 2026: Mass shooting near England’s Kansas City base camp leaves 9 injured ahead of team arrival | Football News

Nine people were injured in a mass shooting near England’s Kansas City World Cup base camp days before the squad’s arrival. A mass shooting in Kansas City has left nine people injured just days before England are due to arrive in the city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, prompting renewed attention on security preparations…

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No Handshakes

Sport is no longer insulated from geopolitics, but every qualified athlete must get to compete  Organised sports usually follow a kind of polite code. People call it sportsmanship. Players shake hands, line up after matches, clap for opponents, accept referees’ decisions, wear uniforms, and follow rules. These traditions are meant to show how people should…

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