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World Students' Day 2019: Why is it Celebrated on Dr APJ Abdul Kalam's Birthday?
The 11th President, who served the nation from 2002 to 2007, was widely referred to as the people's president and is also credited for India's military missile systems as well as civilian space programmes.
We Could Have Struck Balakot While Sitting in India if We Had Rafale Then, Says Rajnath Singh
Rajnath Singh also defended performing 'shastra puja' while taking delivery of the first Rafale jet in France recently.
From Kanhaiya Kumar to Kolkata Lectures, How Abhijit Banerjee Shaped Minds at JNU & Presidency
He organised a lecture series at the Presidency University, bringing along some of world’s finest economists to deliver lectures.
Hyderabad Techie Suffering from Bipolar Disorder Jumps to Death from Apartment
P. Raghuram, 35, who was working with Infosys, took the extreme step after coming out of the office along with his wife Sridevi, who also works in the same company.
Right Whale Moms 'Whisper' to Their Calves to Steer Clear Of Predators
The researchers also attached tags to juvenile and pregnant whales found in the area, and to mother-calf pairs.
Creating New Cop Image for Salman Khan's Eid 2020 Film a Challenge, Says Prabhudheva
While "Dabangg 3" is scheduled for a December 2019 release, Prabhu's new film with Salman aims for an Eid opening next year.
'Don't be Scared': J&K Governor Assures Police of Full Support Against 'Big Leaders'
Congratulating the cadets on completion of their training, the governor urged them to perform their duties with sincerity and dedication. He asked them to remember what they were taught during training.
Fujifilm X-T100 for Rs 29,990 on Amazon is a Great Deal For Camera Enthusiasts
At an entry-level price point, the Fujifilm X-T100 brings 4K video recording, Fujifilm's famed film simulation modes and more.
Nobel Laureate Abhijit Banerjee Inspiration for Delhi Govt's Edu Scheme 'Chunauti', Says Kejriwal
Delhi government has announced a subsequent version of the scheme 'Chunauti 2018' under which students are mapped and the weakest among them are given 'special focus' to enhance their learning levels from Class 6 to 8.
HDFC Trims Lending Rate by 10 Basis Points, Loans to Get Cheaper
The rate cut is in line with other lenders who followed the moderation in benchmark rate effected by RBI earlier this month.
Govt to Release 5 Punjab Police Personnel Serving Life Term for Offences During Militancy
The decision came a fortnight after the Union Home Ministry decided to release eight Sikh prisoners, lodged in different jails in the country for committing crimes during the militancy in Punjab.
Most Arrested Islamic State Sympathisers Inspired by Zakir Naik, Says NIA
In November 2014, the NIA registered the first jihadi terrorism case related to Islamic State and courts concerned have announced conviction in three of the cases in which charge sheet has been filed.
IAF Group Captain, Wing Commander Face Court Martial For Budgam Chopper Crash in Friendly Fire
Four other officers - two Air Commodores and two Flight Lieutenants - will also face administrative action in the case for their respective roles in the entire case.
Apple Arcade Adds Five New Games as Free Trial Period Ends
Apple Arcade is adding five new games to its existing line-up of 75 games just as the one-month free trial period on the iOS, iPadOS and MacOS is about to end.
District Magistrate, 5 Other Officials in UP Suspended over Negligence in Cow Protection
Chief secretary R K Tiwari informed that the action was taken on the basis of continuous complaints of negligence in the upkeep of stray cows.
Six Out Of 10 European Women Suffer Sexism At Work, Reveals Survey
More than 10 percent of the 5,000 respondents -- nine percent in France, 15 percent in Spain -- said they had "forced of unwanted" sex from someone in their workplace.