A BITS Pilani engineer quit her Rs 30 LPA leadership role to become a doctor; she cracked NEET with AIR 1118, proving it’s never too late to follow your dream

She left a Rs 30 LPA leadership role to pursue MBBS and cracked NEET UG with AIR 1118. (Photo: X post) For many professionals, reaching a leadership position with a high salary is the definition of success. Years of hard work, promotions and financial stability often represent the career milestone people spend a lifetime pursuing.But…

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HC asks civic bodies to strengthen sanitation system in Jaipur | Jaipur News

Jaipur: Concerned over sanitation and waste management in Jaipur, the Rajasthan High Court has directed municipal authorities to ensure that sanitation workers perform only the duties for which they were appointed and stressed that similar cleanliness measures should be implemented across Rajasthan.The court further asked GS Gill, additional advocate general, to finalise similar instructions for…

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Howzatt! Seniors return to pitch again, pad up for second innings | Lucknow News

Lucknow’s seasoned professionals, many in their fifties, are reliving their cricketing dreams on weekends. The cricket grounds of Lucknow come alive on weekends and public holidays — not with budding young players, but with seasoned professionals reclaiming their youthful passion for the sport.Doctors, govt officials, entrepreneurs, bankers, police officers, and administrators, most of them in…

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Varanasi beats summer heat with Banarasi thandai and lassi | Varanasi News

Varanasi: The city recorded 42.3 degree Celsius on Thursday, while the minimum temperature was 24.2 degree Celsius. But, beating the scorching summer heat in Varanasi is a cherished ritual, often accomplished through the city’s rich, creamy and cooling traditional beverages – thandai and lassi. Served in traditional kulhads (terracotta cups) that add a distinct, earthy…

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From hail to havoc: Bengaluru’s weather twist was full of drama | Bengaluru News

After days of relentless heat, Bengaluru finally got the break it had been craving. Wednesday evening’s rain — complete with an unexpected hailstorm — brought much-needed relief, sending temperatures plunging from a blistering 37°C. For a brief moment, the city paused, soaked in the downpour and breathed easier.But what began as a welcome change quickly…

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