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Jamia Millia Islamia extends online classes till November 24 amid ongoing student protests

Students protest at Jamia Millia Islamia Jamia Millia Islamia has extended online classes till November 24 amid ongoing student protests on campus. In a fresh office order issued today, October 28, the university announced changes to the academic schedule, including the dates for semester examinations and winter vacation.According to the notice, online classes for all...

Radhika Apte recalls being told to wear revealing clothes for an action scene: ‘Even if there is nudity, tell me right from the beginning before signing, intimacy co-ordinators are fired if..’ |

Radhika Apte has frequently spoken about the challenges she has encountered in the film industry. During the promotions of her upcoming show ‘Akka’, the actress revisited an uncomfortable experience on the set of an action film, where she was asked to wear revealing clothing for a sequence. She also discussed the limitations of intimacy coordinators,...

Zodiac Love Horoscope, 28 October 2026: Gemini Moon Keeps People Talking, Couples Finally Ask the Questions They Kept Putting Off

The Moon remains in Gemini, prompting serious discussions about relationships and future aspirations. Couples may explore significant topics like children and finances during intimate moments. Singles can engage in more profound conversations, moving beyond casual banter. While Mercury is retrograde, it may slow down the clarity of communication. Zodiac signs like Gemini and Libra may...

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India’s first hydrogen-powered train notified: Know route, launch date & what makes it special

Indian Railways has cleared the introduction of a 10-coach Hydrogen Fuel Cell-based trainset. India’s first hydrogen train has been notified by Indian Railways. The new hydrogen-powered train is expected to be flagged off by PM Narendra Modi on July 17. He will also unveil a series of other infrastructure projects across Haryana, state minister Krishan...
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India-Us Trade Negotiations: India should avoid early trade concessions to US, test Washington’s resolve: SBI Ecowrap

The report argues that the US has increasingly adopted a negotiation strategy built around uncertainty (Representative image) India should avoid making early concessions in its ongoing trade negotiations with the United States and instead remain patient as Washington’s bargaining position evolves, according to the latest SBI Ecowrap report.The report argues that the US administration has...
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India, among world’s largest exporters of refined oil products, set to see 25% rise in petroleum product exports

The latest capacity expansion also comes at a time when additions to global refining capacity remain limited. (AI image) India’s petroleum product exports could increase by around 25% from the FY25 level of $44.4 billion. India is one of the world’s leading exporters of refined petroleum products. The increase is expected to come over the...
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Southwest Monsoon India: Weak rains could dent farm incomes, consumption and inflation outlook: S&P

S&P Global Ratings said inadequate rainfall could reduce crop yields and directly affect farmers’ earnings (File photo) A weaker-than-normal southwest monsoon could pose risks to India’s rural economy by reducing farm incomes, increasing food inflation and slowing consumption demand in the coming months, according to a report by S&P Global Ratings.The rating agency said agriculture...
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Gold, Silver Rate Today Live Updates: Yellow metal steadies but remains on track for weekly loss; silver rebounds

Welcome to our Gold Rate Today live blog, where we bring you the latest updates on gold and silver prices from India and global markets throughout the day. Gold is trading cautiously after renewed military exchanges between the United States and Iran reignited inflation concerns and increased expectations that the US Federal Reserve could keep...
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Oil Prices: Oil stocks today: Crude slips but heads for weekly gains as US-Iran conflict keeps supply fears alive

Oil markets remained focused on developments in the Middle East after Iran launched attacks on US military infrastructure in Gulf states Oil prices edged lower in early trade on Friday but remained on course for strong weekly gains as renewed military exchanges between the United States and Iran kept concerns over global crude supplies elevated.Brent...
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Radhika Apte recalls being told to wear revealing clothes for an action scene: ‘Even if there is nudity, tell me right from the beginning before signing, intimacy co-ordinators are fired if..’ |

Radhika Apte has frequently spoken about the challenges she has encountered in the film industry. During the promotions of her upcoming show ‘Akka’, the actress revisited an uncomfortable experience on the set of an action film, where she was asked to wear revealing clothing for a sequence. She also discussed the limitations of intimacy coordinators,...

Zodiac Love Horoscope, 28 October 2026: Gemini Moon Keeps People Talking, Couples Finally Ask the Questions They Kept Putting Off

The Moon remains in Gemini, prompting serious discussions about relationships and future aspirations. Couples may explore significant topics like children and finances during intimate moments. Singles can engage in more profound conversations, moving beyond casual banter. While Mercury is retrograde, it may slow down the clarity of communication. Zodiac signs like Gemini and Libra may...

WPL 2027 UP Warriorz full squad: UPW players bought, new signings, retained stars and total auction spending | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: UP Warriorz strengthened their squad for the 2027 Women’s Premier League season by adding eight players at the auction, with Australian all-rounder Sophie Molineux emerging as their biggest signing at Rs 1.1 crore.The franchise also secured Asha Sobhana Joy, Sahana Pawar, Manali Dakshini and Scotland all-rounder Kathryn Bryce as they completed their squad...

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