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Nora Fatehi praises students’ resilience, says her heart aches for families of children who died by suicide

Nora Fatehi praises students’ resilience, says her heart aches for families of children who died by suicide

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Actor Nora Fatehi has weighed in on the ongoing nationwide protests over the NEET paper leak with a powerful message on social media. Two days after the Delhi Police lathi-charged protestors during the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) Chalo Sansad march, Nora took to her Instagram account and penned a long note. Nora Fatehi has spoken out on the student protests. What Nora wrote In a note on Instagram, Nora began, “To everyone who is hurting today, My heart is with every student every family and every young person carrying the weight of uncertainty right now. Education is more than exam or marks. It is hope. It is sacrifice. It is a dream of a better tomorrow, not only for individuals but for an entire nation.” She went on to add, “The reports surrounding the examination paper leak have left so many young people disappointed, exhausted and heartbroken. My thoughts are especially with the families who have lost their children. The news of the students committing suicides have shaken me up! No exam, no result and …

PM Modi says India’s 7.7 per cent growth reflects resilience despite West Asia crisis

PM Modi says India’s 7.7 per cent growth reflects resilience despite West Asia crisis

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said India’s economy has demonstrated its resilience by recording a 7.7 per cent growth rate despite the ongoing crisis in West Asia, describing it as evidence of the country’s “inherent strength” and its determination to achieve new milestones. Addressing the media before the start of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, the Prime Minister also called for constructive debates in Parliament, urging lawmakers to focus on meaningful discussions and national development. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Cape Verde reach World Cup knockouts as smallest nation in tournament history

Cape Verde reach World Cup knockouts as smallest nation in tournament history

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5 min readBostonUpdated: Jun 27, 2026 09:34 PM IST When Cape Verde locked out Saudi Arabia, home to one of the richest leagues in the world and conquerors of Argentina at the previous World Cup, the tiny island nation battered by hurricanes were not yet certain of their progress to the knockouts. Their fate depended on the Uruguay-Spain game. After shaking hands with the Saudi players, they wandered around, searching for their messenger of hope. Finally, the news arrived: Spain had beaten Uruguay. The smallest nation ever to reach the knockouts of a World Cup were through. Midfielder Deroy Duarte told reporters he wanted to cry. “Everyone was just waiting and praying,” he said. “We deserved it so much, because we gave everything. There was so much tension. The joy that came out is something I never felt before, and I hope to feel it again.” Soon he joined his teammates in a full-on party. Manager Pedro Leitão Brito, known as Bubista, strolled in furiously waving a giant Cape Verde flag. Some of his players …

‘I wish I had known earlier’: Jerry Pinto on palliative care and making peace with death | Books and Literature News

‘I wish I had known earlier’: Jerry Pinto on palliative care and making peace with death | Books and Literature News

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Indian author Jerry Pinto keeps writing about the things people would rather forget about or supress in a box in the bowels of their mind. In Em and the Big Hoom it was a mother’s mental illness; in his translation of Swadesh Deepak’s memoir I Have Not Seen Mandu A Fractured Soul, the same subject was explored from the inside; in A Book of Light, he looks into what it takes to look after someone chronically unwell, and in his new book, A Good Life: The Power of Palliative Care (Juggernaut, 2025), takes him to a ward where people already know they are at death’s door. In this conversation, Pinto talks about the stories that have stayed with him, the people who keep India’s caregiving system running, and how writing about death finally eased his own fear of it. Excerpts: You open the book with the stark admission, “I wish I had known about palliative care earlier.” How did this realisation become the emotional engine behind A Good Life? A project like this needs an …

LE SSERAFIM on anxiety, imperfections and PUREFLOW pt.1: ‘Our biggest power is resilience’ | Exclusive Interview

LE SSERAFIM on anxiety, imperfections and PUREFLOW pt.1: ‘Our biggest power is resilience’ | Exclusive Interview

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Pop stardom at its highest level often means living under constant scrutiny. For many artists, the easiest way to survive is by building a wall of perfection around themselves while creating music. But with their second studio album, PUREFLOW pt.1, HYBE’s K-pop group LE SSERAFIM have chosen a different path. Instead of pretending to be fearless, they have embraced vulnerability. The album captures five women navigating the pressures of an industry that never slows down while learning to accept their imperfections. LE SSERAFIM get candid about anxiety and PUREFLOW pt.1 Exclusive. (Hybe) The approach has clearly resonated worldwide, with PUREFLOW pt.1 debuting at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart, becoming their fifth Top 10 entry on the Billboard 200, and selling more than half a million physical copies in its first week. At the centre of this new era is ‘BOOMPALA’, a vibrant Latin house track that samples the iconic ‘Macarena’ while carrying a deeper message about confronting fear and finding joy in the process. In their first editorial exclusive interview with Hindustan …

Gartner SRM 2026 Signals a Cybersecurity Shift From Prevention to Resilience

Gartner SRM 2026 Signals a Cybersecurity Shift From Prevention to Resilience

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The old success metrics no longer survive contact with reality. There is a particular kind of clarity that comes from walking out of three days of analyst sessions and realizing that the conference didn’t change your mind — it confirmed something you’d been reluctant to say out loud. I was at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit in National Harbor last week. By the end of it, what struck me wasn’t any single session or data point. It was the cumulative weight of a profession reckoning honestly with the gap between how it has defined success for a decade and how success needs to be defined now. The gap is real. And it is widening. Prevention is the wrong objective Leigh McMullen’s opening keynote set a tone that held for the rest of the conference. The framing wasn’t subtle: organizations that measure security success by breach prevention have already lost the argument, because prevention at scale is no longer achievable. The target surface is too large, the adversary tooling too capable, the attack cadence …

Ankur Warikoo shares life lessons to learn from stars like Shah Rukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan | Lifestyle News

Ankur Warikoo shares life lessons to learn from stars like Shah Rukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan | Lifestyle News

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4 min readNew DelhiJun 3, 2026 01:00 AM IST Motivational speaker and entrepreneur Ankur Warikoo recently shared what he described as “5 life lessons from Bollywood’s top heroes,” using the journeys of some of India’s biggest film stars to illustrate broader ideas about resilience, discipline, courage and personal growth. In an Instagram video, Warikoo highlighted how different public figures navigated challenges and turning points in their lives. Speaking about Shah Rukh Khan, he said, “In his childhood, both his parents died. He came to Bombay, has no background, and doesn’t know anyone. Played unconventional, negative roles. Learned that you don’t want perfect conditions. You want courage, you want effort.” Reflecting on Amitabh Bachchan’s career, he noted, “After reaching the heights, he fell. Got a very bad beating. The company went bankrupt. He left films and went to TV. Completely new medium, completely new audience. 57 years of age. Learned that age is just a number (sic).” DISCLAIMER: This article is based on information from the public domain and/or the experts we spoke to. Warikoo also …

Resilience theme in focus as 18th edition of the Habitat Film Festival to begin in Delhi on May 15 | Delhi News

Resilience theme in focus as 18th edition of the Habitat Film Festival to begin in Delhi on May 15 | Delhi News

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4 min readNew DelhiMay 14, 2026 08:56 PM IST The 18th edition of the Habitat Film Festival (HFF) will begin on May 15 at the India Habitat Centre (IHC) in New Delhi and conclude on May 24. It will showcase some of the best films released over the past year while also featuring restored classics, retrospectives, short films, documentaries, and conversations with filmmakers. “The 18th edition is curated around the overarching idea of resilience and the indomitable human spirit,” says Professor KG Suresh, Director of the India Habitat Centre and HFF. He adds, “While previous editions have often celebrated anniversaries, regional diversity, or master filmmakers, this year we consciously tried to bring stories that speak of hope, quiet courage, and recovery — both personal and collective.” The festival did not come together quickly; the selection process was a year-long labour of love. Suresh says, “Our programming team started by watching over 200 films — features, documentaries, and shorts — spanning festivals, independent submissions, and direct outreach to filmmakers. From this longlist, we shortlisted around 60 …

At Andhra university centenary, V-P urges students to show perseverance, resilience

At Andhra university centenary, V-P urges students to show perseverance, resilience

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Vice President C P Radhakrishnan on Monday called for perseverance and determination among students and said nothing was impossible to achieve in their lives if they put in sustained efforts. At Andhra university centenary, V-P urges students to show perseverance, resilience Addressing the centenary celebrations of Andhra University in Visakhapatnam, Radhakrishnan observed that failures often offer greater lessons than successes. He called upon the students to remain resilient in pursuit of their goals. “You (students) are the future stars of this nation, you are future on this nation. The Viksit Bharat is possible only because of your efforts and your contribution…I wish you all success in your careers and future endeavours,” said Radhakrishnan. The Vice President said Andhra University had emerged as a leading institution in the field of education and had produced several stalwarts in various fields, including science, technology and even politics. He expressed hope that the university would grow into a globally reputed academic centre. He also lauded teachers for shaping students into capable individuals and contributing to nation-building. Radhakrishnan praised the Andhra …

There are three pathways for India to develop greater energy resilience

There are three pathways for India to develop greater energy resilience

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The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is, perhaps, a crisis too valuable to ignore. While some disruption is inevitable in the near term, within a timeframe of 5-10 years, more sustainable solutions may be found by realigning our energy dependence from external to internal sources. What are these internal sources? We could “drill, baby drill” for oil and gas off the Andaman & Nicobar islands. However, this is a very capital-intensive undertaking with uncertain outcomes, and if successful, it will, based on evidence, take decades to exploit. Commercialising fossil-fuel alternatives from locally available resources is imperative, along with an alternative supply and distribution chain for LNG. Based on current and emerging technologies, there are three feasible pathways for greater energy resilience: Widening electricity applications in transport, cooking, industrial process heat, and production of e-fuels; biofuels from agricultural residues and manure, municipal solid and liquid waste, and forestry biomass; increasing the share of natural gas in primary energy, and integrating small-scale LNG (SSLNG). We take up each in turn: First, India’s targets for non-fossil electricity …