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‘Silai bunai aata hai?’: Kolkata intern doctor slammed for sharing photo of woman getting stitches after delivery |

A photograph from a Kolkata delivery room has sparked a heated debate online after an intern doctor shared a picture showing herself stitching a woman after childbirth, with the caption, “Silai bunai aata hai? (Do you know how to sew?)”The intern, Dr Sudeshna, is a student at Calcutta National Medical College and Hospital (CNMCH). In…

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Meet Ethan Eriksen: 16-year-old Wisconsin student who wanted flame-covered snow pants, built his own brand and won a $5,000 state entrepreneur prize | World News

Meet Ethan Eriksen: 16-year-old Wisconsin student who wanted flame-covered snow pants, built his own brand and won a $5,000 state entrepreneur prize | World News

Most teenagers who cannot find the clothing they want simply give up and buy something else. Ethan Eriksen, a sixteen-year-old junior at Barron High School in Wisconsin, chose a different route. Unable to find high-quality ski pants covered in flames, he made his own and launched Shredrz Attire. Months later, he stood before a panel…

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Sunil Kumar: Sunil Kumar clinches Greco-Roman 87kg bronze, opens India’s wrestling tally at Asian Games 2026 | Asian Games 2026 News

Sunil Kumar (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: India won its first wrestling medal at the Asian Games 2026 after Sunil Kumar clinched bronze in the men’s Greco-Roman 87kg category on Wednesday.Sunil produced a dominant performance against the Philippines’ Callum Johnston Roberts, winning the bout 9-0 by technical superiority.Sunil did not allow Roberts to score a…

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Psychology says children who name their stuffed toys and even household objects may be doing more than simply using their imagination

“Don’t wake Teddy, he is sleeping.” “Give the car some food, it is hungry.” “He doesn’t want to go to school.” If your child talks this way about a stuffed toy, doll, toy car or even a pillow, you may have heard plenty of such conversations at home. Children can give ordinary objects names, personalities,…

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Did you know Fahadh Faasil’s US dream was hit by 9/11? Here’s how the attack changed the ‘Don’t Trouble The Trouble’ actor’s life before stardom |

Did you know Fahadh Faasil’s US dream was hit by 9/11? Here’s how the attack changed the ‘Don’t Trouble The Trouble’ actor’s life before stardom |

Long before Fahadh Faasil became one of Malayalam cinema’s most celebrated actors, his life took an unexpected turn because of an event thousands of kilometres away. The September 11, 2001, terror attacks in the United States delayed his plans to move abroad after Class XII and left him spending several months without a clear idea…

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Meet Yuki Kurihara: The 11-year-old boy who won Gold at the Asian Games by beating opponents thrice his age and prepares for contests by eating eels |

Meet Yuki Kurihara: The 11-year-old boy who won Gold at the Asian Games by beating opponents thrice his age and prepares for contests by eating eels |

Japan’s Yuki Kurihara (Photo: AP) Yuki Kurihara, the 11-year-old child prodigy from Japan, won a Gold medal in the Asian Games on Saturday, beating a series of opponents up to three times his age.While today, most 11-year-olds are thinking about homework, snacks and the next level of their favourite game. Yuki Kurihara is thinking about…

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“I will take care”: Bengaluru woman quits IT job after PCOD, night shifts and family pressures, says driving an auto gives her more flexibility and higher earnings

“I will take care”: Bengaluru woman quits IT job after PCOD, night shifts and family pressures, says driving an auto gives her more flexibility and higher earnings

For many professionals, leaving an IT job to become an auto-rickshaw driver might seem like an unexpected career move. But for one Bengaluru woman, the decision was less about stepping away from a conventional career and more about finding work that suited her health, family responsibilities and need for control over her time. The woman,…

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Daily rashi Tarot predictions, September 30, 2026; Today’s tarot pull for every zodiac sign

Daily rashi Tarot predictions, September 30, 2026; Today’s tarot pull for every zodiac sign

MESHA RASHI / ARIESToday’s Theme:Soft words and steady intent help you move things forward without losing your edge.Best Area:Love feels grounded today, commitment and honest intentions can flow well.Watch Out For:Rushed decisions around work and delayed money matters can test patience.Card Reading:The Emperor anchors Mesha Rashi, while today’s overall card, Knight of Cups upright, softens…

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An Illinois woman allegedly concealed her mother’s body in a garage freezer for two years, assumed her identity and continued collecting Social Security and food benefits; prosecutors put the intended loss at $21,402

An Illinois woman allegedly concealed her mother’s body in a garage freezer for two years, assumed her identity and continued collecting Social Security and food benefits; prosecutors put the intended loss at $21,402

Regina Michalski, who was found dead in 2023 in a freezer in the 5500 block of West Melrose Street on Chicago’s Northwest Side. A Chicago case involving an elderly woman’s death has taken a new turn in federal court, with prosecutors alleging that her daughter concealed her mother’s body in a garage freezer for nearly…

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