Quote of the day by Napoleon Bonaparte: “The world suffers a lot, not because of the violence of bad people, but because of…” | World News

Today’s quote of the day is widely attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte, the French military leader and emperor who reshaped Europe in the early nineteenth century. The line reads, “The world suffers a lot. Not because the violence of bad people. But because of the silence of the good people.” It circulates constantly online, usually without…

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IndiGo to launch commercial flights from Noida International Airport on June 15 | Lucknow News

IndiGo to launch flights from Noida airport on June 15. LUCKNOW: IndiGo will become the first airline to start commercial flight operations from the newly constructed Noida International Airport (NIA) at Jewar, marking a milestone for aviation infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh and the National Capital Region (NCR).According to the airline, operations will begin with special…

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Heat stress rising in Delhi since 2015, shows study based on satellite data | Delhi News

New Delhi: A new satellite-based analysis by an environmental think-tank, tracking 247 municipal wards of Delhi during the summer from 2015 to 2026, found that the city had been recording a rise in the heat level.According to Envirocatalyst, which processes Landsat imagery at 30-metre resolution, Delhi’s mean land surface temperature (LST) rose from 29.1 degrees…

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DU to St Stephen’s College

NEW DELHI: In a fresh flashpoint with St Stephen’s College, Delhi University has asked the college to stall the appointment of Susan Elias as principal – days after she was named as the first woman to head the 145-year-old college – citing violation of norms.In a letter to the college’s governing body chairman Thursday, DU…

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Parliament at a standstill, protests on streets: The Monsoon session story

19% in Lok Sabha, 39% in Rajya Sabha: How Monsoon Session unfolded beyond the Parliament NEW DELHI: For 25 days, Parliament’s Monsoon Session played out on two different stages.Inside the Houses, proceedings were repeatedly disrupted, adjournments were frequent and Question Hour had barely any time remaining. Outside, political activity rarely stopped. Students marched, opposition leaders…

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