No talks with Naxals, says Amit Shah on Bastar deadline
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has ruled out negotiations with Naxals, instead pushing for their surrender under a government rehabilitation policy.
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Laughing just once a day can cut risk of depression, study finds
Laughter is often said to be the best medicine, easing all troubles that may come our way. And it seems there may be some truth to the claim.
New JRU coach brushes off excitement after stunning Letran
The opening week of NCAA Season 101 brought with it the usual mix of jitters, breakthroughs and early reality checks. For Jose Rizal University’s Nani Epondulan, his coaching debut ended with a smile. The new tactician steered the Heavy Bombers past perennial contender Letran, 73-69, at San Juan Arena on Friday, a much-needed confidence boost
AI maps how a new antibiotic targets gut bacteria
MIT CSAIL and McMaster researchers used a generative AI model to reveal how a narrow-spectrum antibiotic attacks disease-causing bacteria, speeding up a process that normally takes years.
NCAA: Mark Omega focuses on Letran after PBA rights trade
MANILA, Philippines–Friday was a whirlwind for Letran big man Mark Omega. First, his Knights fell to Jose Rizal University, 73-69, in their opening game of the NCAA Season 101 men’s basketball tournament at San Juan Arena. Earlier that day, he found out that Rain or Shine, which drafted him in the 2025 PBA Rookie Draft,
‘Kantara’ ticket prices soar way beyond Karnataka’s proposed ₹200 cap
The ticket prices for Kantara: A Legend – Chapter 1 have reportedly soared to five or six times the government-mandated price in Karnataka.
South Australia’s stunning sunflower fields: A list
South Australia is dotted with sprawling sunflower fields, which bloom in the summer months, creating a stunning sight.
‘Kantara’ ticket prices soar way beyond Karnataka’s proposed ₹200 cap
The ticket prices for Kantara: A Legend – Chapter 1 have reportedly soared to five or six times the government-mandated price in Karnataka.
NBA: Josh Hart ejected from Knicks’ preseason game
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates— Knicks forward Josh Hart was ejected from the opening game of the NBA preseason Thursday after slipping to the court, then throwing the ball when a Philadelphia player tried to take it from him while he was on his back. Hart had grabbed a defensive rebound early in the second
South Australia’s stunning sunflower fields: A list
South Australia is dotted with sprawling sunflower fields, which bloom in the summer months, creating a stunning sight.