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New Delhi: The Centre on Saturday appointed two each joint secretaries and joint directors in the National Testing Agency (NTA), which is under the heat over the NEET-UG paper leak.Anuja Bapat, a 1998-batch officer of Indian Statistical Service, and Ruchita Vij, a 2004-batch officer of Indian Revenue Service (Customs and Indirect Taxes), will be new joint secretaries in the NTA for five years, an order issued by the Personnel Ministry said.Akash Jain, an Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) officer, and Aditya Rajendra Bhojgadhiya, and Indian Audit and Accounts Service officer, have been named joint directors in the NTA, the ministry…

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Veteran analyst Colin Cowherd has aimed a dig at Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos. On his “The Herd” show on Friday, Cowherd discussed the Broncos’ 2026 schedule and suggested that the league is intentionally punishing Denver because of Payton. Thanks for the submission! Fans on social media slammed Cowherd for his comments on Payton’s Broncos. • “Colin usually rides for McVay and Stafford, but his Sean Payton obsession is on another level. Mans is out here inventing NFL schedule conspiracies for him. I wouldn’t be shocked if Sean literally called him and handed him this script,” one tweeted. Looking…

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3 min readNew DelhiMay 16, 2026 08:00 PM IST Clinical nutritionist and longevity expert Dr Rhea Kotecha recently shared an alarming fact about the future of our medical health. Speaking on Masoom Minawala’s podcast, she said: “Most people will die of what we call the four horsemen of ageing. The first one is cancer, the second is heart disease, the third is type 2 diabetes, and the fourth is dementia. Most people would be met with one of these four diseases and live a long, burdensome life.” Curious, we reached out to a health expert who helped shed light on…

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Fossils from Ethiopia are reshaping one of the biggest stories in human history. Instead of a neat march from ape like ancestors to modern humans, evidence from the Ledi Geraru field site points to a much messier and more fascinating reality: several human relatives may have shared the same African landscape at the same time. An international research team studying fossils from the site found evidence that Australopithecus and the earliest known members of Homo lived in the same region between about 2.6 and 2.8 million years ago. The fossils also point to an Australopithecus species that has not been…

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Today, Cerebras Systems is a public company that sells AI chips for inference to giants like OpenAI and AWS. It held a blockbuster IPO on Thursday, with both of its co-founders billionaires, and ended the week worth about $60 billion. But in 2019, when it was three years old, it came dangerously close to failure – incinerating a shocking amount of money. It was trying to solve a technical problem no one in the semiconductor industry thought could be done.  “We were spending about $8 million a month,” founder CEO Andrew Feldman told TechCrunch of that period. “At this point,…

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A Maldivian military diver has died during a high-risk operation to recover the bodies of four of the Italian scuba divers who drowned while exploring a deep underwater cave in the Maldives.The diver suffered underwater decompression sickness after searching for the bodies of the Italians who, according to Italy’s foreign ministry, had “apparently died while attempting to explore caves at a depth of 50 metres (164ft)”.Mohamed Hussain Shareef, the Maldives presidential spokesperson, said that Mohamed Mahudhee, a member of the Maldivian national defence force, died of the sickness after being transferred to a hospital in the capital, Male.“The death goes…

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NEW DELHI: India on Saturday once again rejected the constitution of the Court of Arbitration under the Indus Waters Treaty, declaring the decision as ‘null and void.’External affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that India had never recognised the establishment of the court and would not accept any proceedings, awards or decisions issued by it.”The illegally constituted so-called Court of Arbitration (CoA) has, on 15 May 2026, issued what it termed an award concerning maximum pondage supplemental to the award on issues of general interpretation of the Indus Waters Treaty,” Jaiswal said in response to media queries.”India categorically rejects the…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! North Carolina’s controversial “homewrecker laws” are drawing national attention to deeply personal marital scandals, and this time, a former U.S. senator is at the center of the case.According to a complaint reviewed by Fox News Digital, former Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is accused of carrying on an affair with a married bodyguard, triggering a high-profile “alienation of affection” lawsuit under North Carolina law.The lawsuit, filed by Heather Ammel in Moore County Superior Court, alleges Sinema intentionally pursued her husband, Matthew Ammel, despite knowing he was married with children. According to the complaint,…

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