Page 106 - Representational Image News Today

The Common University Entrance Test-PG for admission to postgraduate programmes in universities across the country will be conducted from June 5-12, the National Testing Agency (NTA) announced today.

While India shows exceptional promise due to a massive younger populace, China continues to fare better in terms of life expectancy. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com

Ms Sun fell after her acrobatic partner failed to catch her with his legs during a stunt.

Benadryl Challenge: A 13-year-old boy died in US’ Ohio after attempting the TikTok ‘Benadryl Challenge’, where people consume a large amount of the over-the-counter antihistamine to induce hallucinations

Heatwave in India: India is currently experiencing a severe heatwave affecting several states, including Bihar, Bengal, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. The agricultural and construction sectors are expected to be the most affected, with the estimated loss of working hours rising from 6% in 1995 to 9% in 2030. The country's poultry sector has also taken a hit as prices of chicken have plummeted over 50% due to fears of rising mercury levels killing the birds. The government has requested all stat...

Starting with tweets that violate the companys Hateful Conduct policy, Twitter will introduce labels for tweets it restricts.

McDonald’s burger changes: McDonald’s is upgrading its recipes through softer buns and gooier cheese to make burgers ‘more flavorful than ever’

Same-sex marriage: In a Supreme Court hearing, the Centre said that accepting the right of same-sex marriage would lead to a judicial re-writing of an entire branch of law. The Centre argued that mainstream, socio-legal relationships across all religions are considered a sacrament, and even though considered a contract in Islam, valid marriage is only between biological male and female. The Supreme Court continues to hear a clutch of petitions seeking legal recognition for same-sex marriage, wi...

Netherlands euthanasia rules: The Netherlands has planned to expand its euthanasia rules for terminally ill children under 12 suffering unbearably and without hope

While pronouncing the death sentence, the Court observed that such an instant case falls within the ambit of "rarest of rare cases". The accused does not deserve any leniency except sending the convict to the gallows.