Politics
India, US to Finalise Interim Trade Deal Details Next Week
India and the US will meet next week to finalise the details of an interim trade deal, aiming to resolve tariff disputes and enhance bilateral trade.
World
Hajj and the Courage to Think: A Journey of Reflection
Exploring the profound spiritual and intellectual dimensions of the Hajj pilgrimage, urging pilgrims to embrace critical thinking and personal transformation during this sacred journey.
Entertainment
Hindi Cinema Struggles with Changing Viewership Script
Hindi cinema faces challenges as viewership patterns shift, with OTT platforms and regional content reshaping audience preferences and box office dynamics.
Business
Farmer Arrested for Duping Bank of Rs 18 Lakh with Fake Gold
A farmer from Ahilyanagar district was arrested for duping a private bank of Rs 18 lakh by securing loans against fake gold jewellery. The fraud was uncovered during an internal audit.
Sports
Lifestyle
Technology
LU Launches Outstanding Work Professional PhD Category
Lucknow University has launched a new 'outstanding work professional' sub-category for part-time PhD, with a fee of Rs 1.52 lakh per annum, three times the regular fee.
Bengaluru's First Electric Light: A Historical Glow-Up
Discover how Bengaluru got its first electric light in 1905 at the Cubbon Park bandstand, marking a pivotal moment in the city's modernization.
CBI arrests two more in NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case (28.05.2026)
CBI arrests Dr Manoj Shirure and Tejas Shah in NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case, taking total arrests to 13. Digital evidence and financial transactions under scrutiny.
Bhigwan Wetlands Thrive as Summer Heat Boosts Bird Activity
Prolonged summer and receding water levels have turned Bhigwan's wetlands into a thriving habitat for migratory and resident birds, attracting birdwatchers and photographers.
UP Archives Hosts Workshop on Manuscript Heritage
The Uttar Pradesh State Archives organized a Gyanbharatam Mission workshop in Lucknow, showcasing rare manuscripts like a 1794 Ramcharitmanas with 400 illustrations and a 1967 Bhagavad Gita, drawing over 250 students.
