Watch: Appointed Jharkhand govt employees protest after JSSC-CGL exam cancelled, raise slogans outside Secretariat

Government employees in Ranchi voiced their discontent as the Jharkhand government annulled the JSSC-CGL examination. This abrupt decision was prompted by student demonstrations related to alleged recruitment process flaws. Additionally, the government invalidated all recruitment tests by TSR Data Processing Pvt Ltd dating back to 2014. The protesters expressed their frustration, questioning the fairness of…

‘Athimanoharam’ Sabarimala shoot: Mohanlal and Tharun Moorthy’s film faces setback over forest department permission

Filming of the highly anticipated Mohanlal film ‘Athimanoharam’ has hit a snag at Sabarimala, as the Forest Department has denied shoot permission at the Sannidhanam area. Fortunately, the crew can film in the Pampa region, though this means a revision of their shooting timeline is necessary. The movie is still on track for a Christmas…

‘Five to eight years behind’: UC Berkeley professor raises alarm over student math skills

A UC Berkeley mathematics professor has raised concerns about declining math preparedness among incoming calculus students. Zvezdelina Stankova says some students arrive five to eight years behind in mathematics, requiring instruction in fractions and basic algebra instead of college-level calculus. She links the widening preparation gap to changes in admissions testing and notes that calculus…

Know the REAL STORY behind Asha Bhosle’s ‘Meri Beri Ke Ber Mat Todo’ from ‘Anokhi Raat’, song completed post Roshan’s death and much more

Asha Bhosle’s timeless folk classic ‘Meri Beri Ke Ber Mat Todo’ from the 1968 film ‘Anokhi Raat’ continues to resonate with audiences. Its enchanting attributes stem from rich folk traditions, notably showcased by Aruna Irani. After composer Roshan’s premature passing, his wife, Ira Roshan, completed the soundtrack, securing its legacy.

‘I got really angry’: Ashwin reveals the Manjrekar criticism he initially hated but later called a ‘guru’

After facing backlash during his first tour to Australia, Ravichandran Ashwin experienced a strong critique from Sanjay Manjrekar that stung him deeply. However, rather than succumbing to negativity, Ashwin leveraged this feedback to enhance his bowling skills and fitness. In a surprising move, he later reached out to Manjrekar to express gratitude for the constructive…