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Parenting can feel overwhelming at times: 5 ways parents can protect their mental wellness every day

Parenting is beautiful but it can feel overwhelming at times. School runs, household duties, and for some work pressure can lead to emotional meltdowns. Because in the middle of raising children, parents can forget that they themselves deserve care sometimes. Protecting one’s peace doesn’t mean they’re running away from responsibilities. Even small changes in the…

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DU allows students to skip May 28 exams due to Eid-ul-Zuha, offers special chance later: Check details here

University of Delhi has announced a special arrangement for students unable to appear for exams on May 28 because of Eid-ul-Zuha celebrations. The university said affected students will be allowed to take the examination after July 4, 2026, provided they inform their principals or heads of departments through email. The move comes after revised moon-sighting…

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Helen Mirren called ‘evil Zionist b****’ in viral clip on night out with husband Taylor Hackford – WATCH |

Helen Mirren has been in the news over the alleged drama on the ‘MobLand’ sets involving co-star Tom Hardy. However, on Thursday night, the veteran actress went viral on social media after a video showed a Pro-Palestine protestor calling her an ‘evil Zionist b****’. Helen Mirren’s video goes viral The actress was filmed while on…

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Govt plans AI curriculum overhaul, pushes industry-linked training from first semester

NEW DELHI: From replacing lecture-heavy teaching with real-world AI projects in the very first semester to sharply increasing hands-on learning and building shared national GPU infrastructure for colleges, the Centre is preparing a sweeping overhaul of India’s AI curriculum amid growing concerns that existing engineering courses are lagging behind rapid industry shifts in generative AI…

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Banks are lenient with big borrowers, harsh with common people: Supreme Court slams SBI while refusing relief to defaulting company

After hearing both sides, the Supreme Court made it clear that it was not impressed by the conduct of the borrowers. (AI image) In a significant order dealing with recovery proceedings under the SARFAESI Act, the Supreme Court of India refused to interfere with action initiated by the State Bank of India against a company…

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