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What’s age? Former soldier in Haryana acquires an MA degree at 85, keen on enrolling for PhD

Soon after he earned his BA degree at the age of 79, Lal Chand Godara started studying for his MA course. For a man who fought in the wars of 1962, 1965 and 1971, getting an MA degree at 85 is an enviable achievement.

Headmaster assaulted by students at a school in West Bengal’s Jalpaiguri; midday meal dispute behind incident

A group of students barged into the headmaster's office and began punching and kicking him, then chased him out of his office while continuing the assault. The incident lays bare a troubling breakdown in trust between the school administration and the students.

Stop asking children what they will become; start celebrating who they are becoming every single day

Children need the space to breathe and simply be so that they can discover who they are. As a parent, this realisation completely shaped how I see my autistic son.

India’s youth, the architects of our dawn, deserve our tributes and constant encouragement

Education is not a concession granted by those in power; it is the soil from which every citizen’s freedom grows. When a nation’s youth rise together to reclaim the truth, they become the architects of a long-awaited dawn

Reading habit is not dying. Here’s how we can revive and make it grow

The challenge today is not that books, competing as they do with streaming platforms and social media feeds, have become less interesting. They remain just as interesting as ever. Yet the solution is not to declare war on screens. It is to make long and deep reading feel joyful again.

29 years ago, Dharmendra Pradhan protested against a paper leak in Odisha, got beaten up by police

While protesting against Odisha’s then Congress government in 1997 over an alleged paper leak, Dharmendra Pradhan had suffered multiple fractures in a lathicharge by police, claims a report

A day after CJP’s march, Rahul Gandhi marches to PM’s residence, criticises police action.

BJP takes a dim view of Rahul Gandhi's march, accusing the Opposition party of compromising the security of the PM's residence. Minister Jitendra Singh meets Gandhi.

Sonam Wangchuk’s fast reaches 20th day, elicits no response from central govt.

The 59-year-old activist, who has lost over 9 kg, says he will lead Cockroach Janata Party’s march to Parliament on July 20, the first day of the monsoon session

Parenting Beyond Childhood: Raising capable adults, not just happy kids.

The true measure of parenting is not how obedient a child is today, but how prepared they are for tomorrow.

When Walls Become Classrooms: How Art is Rewriting the Future of India’s Children

One artist's vision proves colourful walls can inspire learning, restore dignity, and transform entire communities through education.

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Dipke, Neha Bora detained; Opposition leaders voice support for CJP, ask if waving Tiranga is a crime

After Abhijeet Dipke and Neha Bora were detained by Delhi Police, both CJP and AISA said their whereabouts were not being made public and that they were being denied access to lawyers and associates.

Mamata Banerjee attacked with knife by woman outside home, escapes without injury

As leaders of Mamata Banerjee’s faction of Trinamool Congress targeted West Bengal’s BJP government and accused it of negligence in the security of a former CM, state industries minister Tapas Roy asked if Banerjee had forgotten the security situation during her own rule.

Delhi’s Jantar Mantar can’t be protest venue any more; CJP says ‘whole country’ will be Jantar Mantar

Delhi Police denotifies Jantar Mantar as a designated protest site and announces three alternative sites for future protests, sparking criticism from Cockroach Janta party, Congress and other Opposition parties.

Captain Smit Machchhar will be conferred with Israel’s highest bravery award for civilians

The 38-year-old Indian pilot whose heroic act inside the cockpit of a sinking plane saved the lives of 174 passengers and crew members will be honoured soon after he regains his health, Israeli President Isaac Herzog has said.

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