One-year vocational certificate course at SASTRA
SASTRA University has introduced a one-year vocational certificate course in 'Automotive Mechatronics'. The course will enhance participants' skills in automotive repair and maintenance. The eligibility criteria include a pass in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, or a diploma in any engineering discipline.
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Delhi-NCR weather update: IMD predicts light rainfall, gusty winds for Delhi-NCR till..., check forecast here
The IMD predicts light rainfall and gusty winds in Delhi-NCR till March 24. The weather department issued a yellow alert, advising people to stay prepared. Light drizzle is expected in areas like Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad, and Ghaziabad. The forecast suggests overcast skies with moderate winds, providing relief from the heat.
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India gearing up to launch global campaign to expose Pakistan's backing of terrorism
India is preparing a global campaign to expose Pakistan's alleged support for terrorism, presenting evidence in international forums and media. This effort aims to isolate Pakistan, with India sharing dossiers detailing Pakistan's involvement in funding and arming terrorists.
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3-year law practice mandatory to join judicial service:Β SupremeΒ Court
The Supreme Court ruled that a three-year practice as a lawyer is mandatory for eligibility in judicial service. This applies to all candidates, ensuring they meet the necessary standards. The court emphasized that this requirement maintains judicial competence and integrity, aiming to strengthen the judiciary by appointing only qualified individuals.
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Normal Life Disrupted as Rains Continue to Pound Bengaluru
Heavy rains continue to disrupt normal life in Bengaluru, causing flooding, traffic jams, and power outages. Residents struggle with waterlogged streets and delayed commutes as the city grapples with the relentless downpour. Authorities are working to restore normalcy amid the ongoing monsoon chaos.
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Supreme Court modifies Judicial Service exam eligibility: βMinimum 3 years legal practice neededβ | Today News
The Supreme Court has modified the eligibility criteria for judicial service exams, requiring a minimum of three years of legal practice. This change affects exams for judicial services across various states.
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Maharashtra Public Service Commission prelims result out, 8,179 qualify
The MPSC Group B Prelims 2025 result has been declared. Candidates can check the cut-offs and the list for the mains exam. The results are available on the official website.
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Falling in your dreams? Here's what it means for you
Falling in your dreams is a common experience and can have various interpretations. It may symbolize a sense of losing control, facing challenges, or undergoing significant life changes. The act of falling could also reflect inner fears, anxieties, or a need to let go of something in your waking life. Dreams about falling often serve as a reflection of your emotional state.
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Kerala moves SC to protect its βlarge percentage of Muslimsβ from 2025 Waqf amendments
Kerala has moved the Supreme Court to protect its large Muslim population from the 2025 Waqf amendments. The amendments aim to remove encroachments and ensure transparency under the Waqf Act 1995. Kerala opposes the changes, fearing they could infringe on religious and cultural rights, particularly for Muslims. The state filed an affidavit in the SC.
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War 2 teaser: No mercy, only guns do the talking in Hrithik Roshan, Jr NTR's film
The teaser for *War 2*, directed by Ayan Mukerji, features Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR in high-octane action sequences, with Kiara Advani also starring. The film promises an adrenaline-packed ride, blending intense drama and spectacle, setting the stage for a thrilling cinematic experience.
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Indian Army guns were deployed at Golden Temple during Op Sindoor, Head Granthi cooperated: Lt Gen Sumer Ivan D'Cunha | Today News
The Indian Army deployed guns at the Golden Temple during Operation Sindoor. Lt. Gen. Sumer Singh led the operation. The Head Granthi, Giani Gurbachan Singh, cooperated with the forces. The deployment was part of a security measure to maintain order in the premises. The operation was carried out with precision and respect for the site's sanctity.
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