‘The post may end but dream does not’: IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns after 13-year journey | Lucknow News

IAS officer Divya Mittal, a 2013-batch officer (File Photo) LUCKNOW: IAS officer Divya Mittal, a 2013-batch officer, announced her resignation from the service in a social media post about an hour ago, bringing an end to her “unforgettable” 13-year journey.In a deeply personal and poetic note, Mittal said that while her official position had ended,…

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Union, Canara Bank to appeal NCLT’s Chandra order

Canara Bank, Union Bank challenge NCLT’s approval of Subhash Chandra’s repayment plan offering creditors just 0.03% recovery. MUMBAI: Canara Bank and Union Bank of India are challenging NCLT’s approval of Zee group founder Subhash Chandra’s repayment plan, under which creditors would recover 0.03% of their admitted claims relating to his liabilities as a personal guarantor,…

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‘Raaka’ update: Allu Arjun to play triple role in Atlee’s grand sci-fi; Rashmika Mandanna to protect Deepika Padukone – Report | Telugu Movie News

Allu Arjun and ‘Jawan’ fame Atlee joined hands for the upcoming epic sci-fi action drama, ‘Raaka’. Apart from Deepika Padukone as the female lead, the film also features Rashmika Mandanna reuniting with her ‘Pushpa’ co-star. Latest reports include new details about the film, suggesting Allu Arjun plays three different characters, with Rashmika Mandanna’s role appearing…

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Bible Verse Today (30 August, 2026): Daily scripture of James 1:19–20 protects your relationships, guards your words, and builds spiritual discipline

In moments of anger, words can take a turn toward regret, and the Bible offers wisdom: be quick to listen but slow to respond. This principle nurtures harmony in our relationships and helps to sidestep harmful actions. By pausing before we speak, we gain the chance for thoughtful reflection, transforming potential conflicts into opportunities for…

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Hospitals in Delhi-NCR redraw their nursing map | Delhi News

Delhi hospitals are experiencing a significant demographic shift in their nursing workforce (File photo) NEW DELHI: Delhi’s hospital corridors are speaking in new accents.For decades, nurses from Kerala formed the backbone of the capital’s private healthcare system, valued for their training, discipline and clinical expertise.But hospitals are now witnessing a steady demographic shift, with recruitment…

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