Delhi chief minister Rekha Gupta announced a comprehensive initiative to strengthen technical and vocational education in the capital’s Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs).
Arshdeep Singh delivered a match-turning spell for Punjab Kings, taking two wickets in two balls against Mumbai Indians. He dismissed Ryan Rickelton and Suryakumar Yadav to reach the milestone of 100 IPL wickets. Arshdeep joined an elite group of left-arm pacers like Trent Boult and Zaheer Khan, giving Punjab early control and shifting momentum decisively.
Leo Tolstoy, renowned author and philosopher, believed genuine life changes stem from an inner moral imperative, not mere mental resolutions. His quote emphasizes that true transformation arises when one can no longer live against their conscience, finding purpose and meaning in moral authenticity. This inner voice guides us towards an honest life.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized the government’s women’s reservation and delimitation bills in Lok Sabha, calling them an “open attack” on democracy. She questioned the delay in implementation and alleged the government is diverting from the core issue of women’s reservation, while reaffirming Congress’s support.
India’s nuclear ambitions have reached a pivotal stage with the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor achieving criticality, marking a significant step in its three-stage nuclear program. This advancement positions India as a leader in advanced nuclear technology, bolstering its drive for energy self-reliance and security amidst a rapidly expanding power sector.
Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi praised Vaibhav Sooryavanshi as a future star, recalling his disbelief at the teenager’s talent. Speaking to Michael Vaughan, Modi said the youngster’s confidence stood out. While Vaughan flagged challenges of fame, Modi noted the IPL’s role in creating opportunities and inspiring many young cricketers across India.
Akshay Kumar marks a strong comeback with the horror‑comedy Bhoot Bangla, rolling out paid previews on April 16 and a full release on April 17. Set in a haunted mansion, the film mixes laughs, scares and family chaos, positioned as a light‑hearted masala entertainer rather than pure horror, with strong early advance‑booking figures signalling a
