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He was just 14 when he cracked JEE Advanced, now, this Hindi-medium student from UP is inspiring a generation of young learners

Yuvraj Singh Solanki. (Photo: PW) At an age when most children are worrying about school exams in Class 8 or 9, Yuvraj was preparing for one of India’s toughest entrance examinations.He wasn’t studying in Kota. He didn’t come from an English-medium school. And he wasn’t surrounded by students much older than him because of chance.At…

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Health Affirmations: Looking for better health? Repeat these 10 powerful affirmations every day

Health isn’t something most of us think about until it starts slipping away.One week, you’re powering through long workdays, skipping meals, surviving on coffee, and telling yourself you’ll “start taking care of yourself from Monday.” Before you know it, the tiredness catches up. Stress becomes normal, sleep gets lighter, and even small tasks begin to…

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Cory Sandhagen backs himself against Mario Bautista: ‘I’m more technical, more skilled’ | MMA News

Cory Sandhagen has spent years hovering around the UFC bantamweight title picture without quite breaking through. He’s challenged for championship gold twice, fallen short both times, and now finds himself back in familiar territory – needing another statement win in one of the promotion’s deepest divisions.His assignment at International Fight Week is a familiar face….

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Anjali Anand: ‘This girl can take a hundred on her chin and still be standing’: ‘Dhamaal 4’ actress Anjali Anand refuses to let online trolls fat-shame her and how ‘society still sees her weight first before her job’ | Hindi Movie News

‘Dhamaal 4’ actress Anjali Anand refuses to let online trolls fat-shame her (Image Credits Instagram) ‘Dhamaal 4’ actress Anjali Anand refuses to let online trolls fat-shame her (Image Credits Instagram) ‘Dhamaal 4’ actress Anjali Anand refuses to let online trolls fat-shame her (Image Credits Instagram) ‘Dhamaal 4’ actress Anjali Anand refuses to let online trolls…

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“We’ll work from a cafe until AC is fixed”: Here’s how Gen Z is no longer accepting whatever workplaces throw at them

A group of young professionals leaves a modern office together, carrying laptops as they head towards a nearby café, symbolising Gen Z’s growing rejection of toxic workplace culture, unpaid overtime and burnout in favour of healthier work-life boundaries and employee well-being. When it comes to an “ideal employee,” it closely relates to that same topper…

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