TOI’s Mission Admission 2026 offers insights into higher education, smart careers | Bengaluru News

Participants at Mission Admission 2026 in Bengaluru Saturday Bengaluru: Hundreds of students at the threshold of higher education participated in The Times of India’s Mission Admission 2026, held at Jnana Jyoti Auditorium in central Bengaluru Saturday, to gain valuable insights before making one of the most important and career-shaping choices of their lives. Educationists, academicians…

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Barrackpore civic chief, councillors step down | Kolkata News

Kolkata: Mass resignations by councillors in civic bodies across the northern suburbs and Barrackpore industrial belt, including North Dum Dum, Titagarh, North-Barrackpore, New-Barrackpore, Bhatpara, Kanchrapara, Halisahar and Garulia, continued on Monday, with all 24 councillors of Barrackpore Municipality, including the chairman submitting their resignations.Three-time chairman Uttam Das and other councillors submitted their resignation to the…

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‘IPL is part of our plan’: Andrew McDonald explains Australia’s strategy before India tour and Ashes | Cricket News

Australia’s test team (Image: Cricket Australia) Australia head coach Andrew McDonald has acknowledged that player availability for the IPL will be carefully managed as the team prepares for one of its busiest international schedules in recent years.Beginning with a two-Test home series against Bangladesh, Australia are set to play 20 Test matches and 14 white-ball…

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Who is Tilly Norwood? The AI actress that sparked a Hollywood backlash is now getting her first feature film Misaligned | English Movie News

Who is Tilly Norwood? The AI actress that sparked a Hollywood backlash is now getting her first feature film Misaligned Tilly Norwood made headlines in late 2025 after the AI-generated actress became the face of Hollywood’s growing debate over artificial intelligence. Now, months after sparking industry-wide backlash, the virtual performer is set to headline her…

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55% of TYBCom students clear Mumbai University exams; 8,634 results withheld | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Of the 45,758 TYBCom students, who appeared for the final semester exams conducted by Mumbai University, over 55% of them cleared it, according to the results announced on Wednesday. The success rate is exactly the same as last year. The results are available on the university’s website: https://www.mumresults.in.Mumbai University announced the TYBCom exam results…

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‘The Rookie’ Season 9 begins filming; creator Alexi Hawley drops hints about release and plot: ‘It’s funny and unexpected’ |

Nathan Fillion joins the production this week. (Image credits: Instagram) After a stunning cliffhanger in the eighth season finale, ‘The Rookie’ Season 9 began filming last week. The team charmed the panel in the Indigo Ballroom at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 on Saturday, July 25, 2026. Lead star Nathan Fillion, who was present at the…

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Inter-state drug syndicate busted, 35g meth seized near Auroville, 6 held | Chennai News

Villupuram: The Auroville police have busted a drug syndicate, seizing 35g of methamphetamine valued at about ₹1 lakh and arresting six people in connection with the racket, which stretches across Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karnataka.A team from Auroville police station, acting on a tip-off regarding illicit drug consumption near Kuyilappalayam, raided a guesthouse, seized 10g…

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HERC launches probe into power rule violations in housing societies | Gurgaon News

The city has 502 single-point connections covering townships, condominiums and colonies Gurgaon: Haryana’s electricity regulator has launched a suo motu inquiry into what it describes as “deliberate, continuous, and systemic” non-compliance with rules governing electricity supply to group housing societies — a development with particular significance for the city, where single-point electricity connections, internal distribution…

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City aquifers certified ‘safe’ but govt has no data on massively illegal groundwater extraction | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: A curious case of alleged “unscientific” certification has muddied the city’s groundwater scenario.The Groundwater Surveys and Development Agency (GSDA) has come under sharp scrutiny as official records have revealed a major contradiction — even as the authorities classify Mumbai’s aquifers under the ‘Safe’ category, they admit they do not possess data on commercial groundwater…

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