Potential Tropical Cyclone Six forms, forecast to quickly strengthen into hurricane aiming for U.S. Gulf Coast

Fans storming the field after an upset loss is a tradition in football, but fans and players can have bad incidents as they cross paths with emotions running high. That was the case in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Saturday when a Razorbacks fan, after the team’s upset of Tennessee, was shoved by a Volunteers player…

Bihar’s Kishanganj district has mandated private CBSE-affiliated schools to teach Urdu, following a DISHA meeting highlighting its absence. Schools must report compliance to the Bihar Education Project Office. Additionally, the Bihar government will probe issues with the recent 70th BPSC examination after student protests and subsequent police action in Patna.

IITs are making higher education more accessible for reserved category students by offering fee concessions, relaxed cut-offs, and preparatory courses for SC, ST, and PwD candidates. Initiatives like “Citizen Service Centres” and a multi-lingual call center aim to assist rural students. Additionally, income-based tuition waivers further support economically disadvantaged students across all IITs.

Chasing fourth-innings targets above 300 has been challenging for India at home, with only one successful chase out of 26 instances. In the ongoing Test series against New Zealand, India faces a difficult task, needing 359 runs in Pune after conceding a first-innings lead and struggling with the bat. New Zealand won the first Test…

A letter signed by 77 Nobel laureates opposing the confirmation of Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. being touted as a reason to oppose him is almost entirely composed of political donors, many of them who supported Democrat campaigns. “In view of his record, placing Mr. Kennedy in…