Author: Swati Pandey

The city of dreams will soon turn into the drama haven as the National School of Drama (NSD) has made an in official announcement about Mumbai chapter base for 25th Bharat Rang Mahotsav (BRM) 2026. This year, the festival celebrates its silver jubilee in what is being described as the world’s largest international theatre jamboree and it will see Mumbai –at the throbbing nerve centre of performance in India—host a power-packed five-day schedule commencing February 9th till February 13, 2026. The Mumbai chapter will take place at the historic Prabodhankar Thackeray Auditorium, and is titled “Samvad Sanskritiyon Ka” (A Dialogue of Cultures). This…

As the first state in India to adopt this approach, Delhi’s government has partnered with Bharat Taxi on a new joint transport project. The deal aims to bring cab services up to date, improve last mile connections, and give drivers better ways to make money by turning them into partners rather than commission based workers. The relationship was made official when the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation and the group that runs Bharat Taxi signed an agreement. The signing was attended by top government officials who called the effort a step forward toward fair and tech driven public transportation.…

Amitabh Bachchan, a famous Bollywood star, sent a strong message to those who had questioned his position and the status of his country after India won the Under-19 Men’s Cricket World Cup. Indian youth bowlers won the World Cup with a strong showing in the final, prompting celebrations across the country and praise from fans, former players, and famous people. After the win, Bachchan thought back to an early part of his career when someone laughed at him and called him a 3rd rate actor from a third-rate country. He used that memory to change the story and show that…

The share price of Meta Platforms Inc., which owns Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, dropped sharply and quickly. It fell about 70% from its recent highs in a short period. The drop has scared investors and served as a stark reminder of how quickly market sentiment can change when people lose faith in big spending plans and growth prospects. Strong sales, but costs are going up In recent quarters, Meta’s business showed strong income growth, with sales rising sharply year over year. Advertising remained the main source of income, and the demand for ads grew noticeably. There was a big charge…

NASA has changed its rules in a big way by allowing modern smartphones, like iPhones, to be used on future human missions. Before this choice, there were many strict rules about what personal electronics could be brought into space. Astronauts mostly used cameras approved by NASA and older gear that had undergone extensive testing over the years. As household electronics become stronger and more reliable, NASA thinks smartphones can safely become part of life in space. It is thought that the change will give pilots more freedom and help them share their trip in fun and new ways. Why NASA…

GATE is currently being conducted nationwide with thousands of engineering & science graduates taking the national level exams. The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering is conducted rotationally by the IITs and is an entry point for both post-graduate admissions and Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) recruitment. GATE Purpose and Importance The purpose of the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) and its importance is to assess a candidate’s knowledge of engineering, technology, architecture, science and humanities at the undergraduate level. A GATE score is required for admission into MTech, ME or PhD programmes in IITs, NITs, IIITs and other centrally funded…

India successfully tested the Agni-3 ballistic missile on Thursday, which means it has even better strategic defenses now. It was fired from the Integrated Test Range on Abdul Kalam Island, which is off the coast of Odisha, and it completed its task. Defense officials stated that the test was done as part of regular training for users and to make sure that the rocket was ready to be used. India’s legitimate minimum defense stance was strengthened by the successful launch, which also showed how the country is becoming more independent in its advanced missile technology. The test is happening at…

Choosing women’s summer tops can be confusing in this era of trading clothes. On the other hand, selecting women’s summer tops depends on various factors such as personal preferences, culture, location and age. There is a huge collection available in the market. However, you shouldn’t compromise style and comfort while choosing summer clothes. No matter if you want to follow the fashion trends or look for a classic style, we can help you out. In this article, we will share the top summer tops for women. Moreover, we will also share the top tips for buying summer clothes. Let’s get…

The Philadelphia Eagles stand at the cusp of a make or break 2026 offseason, and it’s not just due to coaching staff turnover or personnel changes. One of the most surprising stories in Brotherly Love is involving the Pro Bowl left guard Landon Dickerson. At only 27, Dickerson is about to hit the prime of his NFL career but reports suggest he may very well be strongly contemplating retirement. For a player who has been foundational to the Eagles’ identity, even muttering the phrase “retirement” in relation to Kelce is enough to rattle this fan base. All the while as the team deals with…

When it comes to the high-stakes game of international diplomacy, often a “good beginning” is about as much progress as can be hoped for. After months of mounting military pressure, local fracas and a breakdown in communication , leading figures from the United States and Iran have just finished a key round of indirect negotiations in Muscat, Oman. Though no formal treaty was signed, the rhetoric from either side—especially from Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi—hints at a move from battlefield to boardroom. Araghchi’s characterization of the talks as a “good start” on February 6th, 2026 is more than just diplomatic pleasantries. It suggests a…