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Iran has been hit with a near‑total nationwide internet blackout amid widespread anti‑government protests, with independent monitors reporting connectivity has fallen to a tiny fraction of normal levels as authorities restrict access across the country. NetBlocks, a global internet monitoring group, confirmed the blackout has persisted for over 36–48 hours, sharply curtailing Iranians’ ability to…
As the warm colors of fall give way to the quiet of winter, small changes in your home can make it feel more comfortable and stylish. It’s not about changing your space; it’s about rebalancing it to make it feel personal, layered, and alive. Every part of the home, from the warm light to the…
Let’s be honest, while our washing machine cleans our clothes almost on a daily basis, we never think of cleaning the machine ever! It is among the most used yet most neglected appliances in a household. But imagine a machine which cleans clothes and removes stains from them, we rarely consider that the machine itself…
Indian universities have expanded finance education rapidly over the past decade. Enrolments are up, course offerings are wider, and institutional ambition is clear. Yet when measured against international finance credentials and workplace expectations, gaps remain. According to Sripal Jain, Co-founder of Simandhar Education, the issue is not intent but structure.Jain has trained thousands of students…
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday pulled up the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) for “failling to do its duty” as the AQI in the national capital remained in ‘poor’ category.“Have you been able to identify the causes of pollution? During all these days, a lot of material is coming in public domain,…
For many Indian students planning overseas education in 2026, the shortlist still begins with the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. Yet outside this familiar group, New Zealand continues to attract a steady stream of applicants. Its appeal is not built on scale or spectacle. It rests on predictability, structure, and outcomes that…
Parents can cultivate confidence in children through everyday interactions. Licensed mental health counselor Jeffrey Meltzer shares five tips: show unconditional love, teach fair play, celebrate effort over outcomes, let children be teachers, and practice daily realistic positivity. These consistent steps help build a child’s inner belief in their capabilities. Take a look. Confidence isn’t an…
IB curriculum is not a shortcut, study abroad expert explains For many students dreaming of studying abroad, choosing the International Baccalaureate (IB) feels like picking the “right” future early on. The IB is often called the gold standard of school education—global, challenging, and widely respected. But here’s the question every student and parent asks: does…
While the onset of winter means warm and tightening evenings and celebrations, for many, it also signals the onset of the season of constant coughs, colds, and congestion. While the onset of winter is normally attributed to the reduced temperatures, there is considerable evidence to indicate that your diet could play a majorly pivotal role…
According to the World Health Organization, dementia is the seventh leading cause of death and one of the major causes of disability and dependency among older adults. Could a disease that affects such a large population be avoided with a simple “check-up”? Britain’s leading brain health expert, and a professor of medicine at the University…
