RVUNL Recruitment 2026: Last date today to apply for 2,005 posts; apply here

RVUNL Recruitment 2026: Last date today to apply for 2,005 posts, check eligibility and application details RVUNL Recruitment 2026: Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd (RVUNL), along with other state power companies, will close the online application process for its 2026 recruitment drive today, August 31, 2026. The recruitment covers 2,005 posts, including Junior Engineer-I,…

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What makes September-born kids so different? Personality, love language, career and health traits explained

Every classroom has one child who notices that the chart is slightly crooked, the instructions do not match the question, or two friends have stopped talking to each other. Quite often, that observant child is born in September.September-born children usually carry an interesting mix. They can be practical without being cold, sensitive without showing everything,…

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Bengaluru Techie Suicide: How boyfriend’s engagement to another woman drove Bengaluru techie to jump to death from PG terrace | Bengaluru News

A 23-year-old software engineer died and her boyfriend was injured after a fall BENGALURU: A 23-year-old software engineer died and her 30-year-old boyfriend sustained serious injuries after the two allegedly fell from the seventh-floor terrace of a co-living PG accommodation in Whitefield on Sunday afternoon.The deceased, Janani, worked as a software engineer with a financial…

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India became ‘Vishwaguru’ through service, not pursuit of superpower status: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat in Toronto | India News

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat in Toronto RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said India became a “Vishwaguru” (world teacher) through its selfless service to humanity rather than by becoming a “Mahashakti” (superpower), highlighting the country’s civilisational tradition of friendship, refuge and respect for diversity.Addressing the “Hindu Vishwa Bandhu – Embrace the World in Friendship” gathering in Toronto,…

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In the early 1990s, fewer than 1,000 threatened chum salmon returned to this Washington watershed; recent returns average 32,600 a year as a $9.7 million river restoration nears completion

chum salmon Representative image In the early 1990s, fewer than 1,000 threatened summer-run chum salmon made it back to the Big Quilcene River on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula each year. Decades of logging, road building and habitat degradation had left the river choked with sediment, its gravel spawning beds buried and its side channels disconnected. Today,…

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