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Five years after Taliban takeover, 2.4 million Afghan girls still excluded from school: Unesco

Five years after Taliban takeover, 2.4 million Afghan girls still excluded from school: Unesco

Afghanistan only country where girls formally barred from secondary, higher education, Unesco says An estimated 2.4 million Afghan girls remain excluded from secondary education, five years after the Taliban returned to power, according to a report by Unesco.Unesco said Afghanistan remains the only country in the world where girls and women are formally barred from…

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New RBI rules may end loan spread tinkering; to standardise rate setting across banks, NBFCs

New RBI rules may end loan spread tinkering; to standardise rate setting across banks, NBFCs

The methodology used to calculate internal benchmarks will also have to be made publicly available MUMBAI: Lenders may no longer be able to tinker with loan spreads over the benchmark rate to offer new borrowers better deals than existing customers. Draft RBI rules seeking to standardise interest-rate setting across banks, NBFCs and cooperatives require lenders…

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Kumar Sanu recalls singing in front of Dawood Ibrahim, went to Dubai to perform for Abu Salem's show, despite warning from police: 'Give me security'

Kumar Sanu recalls singing in front of Dawood Ibrahim, went to Dubai to perform for Abu Salem’s show, despite warning from police: ‘Give me security’

Singer Kumar Sanu has revisited a lesser-known chapter from his career, recalling two occasions when he travelled to Dubai to perform at events linked to underworld figures Dawood Ibrahim and Abu Salem. The singer said he was unaware of the identities of the people hosting the first event and only realised the gravity of the…

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'Life is a shipwreck, but we must not forget to sing in the lifeboats' and why choosing joy in the face of chaos may be the ultimate act of defiance

‘Life is a shipwreck, but we must not forget to sing in the lifeboats’ and why choosing joy in the face of chaos may be the ultimate act of defiance

Voltaire was an influential French Enlightenment philosopher and writer who championed reason, freedom of thought, and religious tolerance while criticizing injustice and intolerance. Imagine standing on the deck of an ocean liner when a sudden storm tears the ship open. The engine stops, water rushes into the lower parts of the ship, and the vessel…

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'Akshay Kumar never creates unnecessary complications for directors or writers': Anees Bazmee on his association with 'Haiwaan' actor

‘Akshay Kumar never creates unnecessary complications for directors or writers’: Anees Bazmee on his association with ‘Haiwaan’ actor

Anees Bazmee and Akshay Kumar Akshay Kumar is back in the news as the teaser of Priyadarshan‘s directorial Haiwaan, starring Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan, has been released today. Fans are praising the new thriller, which looks mysterious and intriguing.While Priyadarshan and Akshay Kumar’s collaboration has been celebrated for years, his association with Anees…

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Quote of the day by Montesquieu: 'The success of most things depends upon knowing how long it will take to succeed' and why we give up on our biggest goals too soon

‘The success of most things depends upon knowing how long it will take to succeed’ and why we give up on our biggest goals too soon

Montesquieu was a French Enlightenment thinker who advocated the separation of powers among the legislature, executive, and judiciary to prevent abuse of power. In 1995, a young online bookseller operating from a Seattle garage put a simple sign on its office wall: “Get Big Fast.” To a casual observer, it looked like a typical Silicon…

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