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Patrick Mahomes reveals parenting challenge with son Bronze after Europe trip

Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes faced a relatable parenting challenge when their son, Bronze, developed a habit of watching TV during meals after a family vacation. In this throwback story from August 2024, Brittany revealed how she asked fellow parents for advice after Bronze refused to eat without a show. The Kansas City Chiefs star’s

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China’s J-35 for Pak revives F-35 case for India despite Delhi’s reluctance: Experts

US experts suggest offering F-35 jets to India as Pakistan may acquire Chinese J-35 fighters. India prefers technology transfer and domestic manufacturing over direct F-35 acquisition. Pakistan’s J-35 induction expands China’s military reach into South Asia. India’s indigenous AMCA fighter is still years away from service. Integrating F-35 with Russian equipment poses significant security challenges.

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ITR deadline nears: Here’s how to report house property income in tax returns

Taxpayers must report all residential property income while filing their Income Tax Return. Self-occupied properties have a Nil annual value, but deductions are claimable. Rented properties require reporting gross rent and municipal taxes paid. Vacant properties may be treated as deemed let-out, requiring notional income calculation. Accurate reporting prevents discrepancies and ensures eligible deductions are

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Who is Misir Besra? Arrested Maoist leader wanted in 141 cases, carrying Rs 1cr bounty

Misir Besra, a top Maoist leader with a bounty, was apprehended in Jharkhand’s Dhanbad district. He faced charges in 141 cases across multiple Indian states. Two other Maoists were also arrested during this significant police operation. Meanwhile, sixteen Maoists surrendered before Jharkhand Police on the same day. These surrenders included individuals with substantial rewards on

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Shorts protest at Delhi’s St Stephen’s: Dress code or personal freedom?

A St Stephen’s College shorts ban ignites a debate on student freedom and institutional rules. Students protest the new dress code, which restricts attire in classrooms and other college spaces. This controversy highlights a broader trend of disputes over personal appearance on Indian campuses. Colleges face challenges balancing tradition with students’ growing expectations of personal

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Inside UK’s Buckingham Palace’s £369 m renovation to preserve 300-yr-old UK’s royal residence

Buckingham Palace is witnessing a major transformation with a £369 million infrastructure upgrade. Engineers are diligently updating the palace’s old electrical and plumbing systems. Starting in April 2017, this extensive renovation is set to continue until 2027, all while maintaining the palace’s daily functions. The goal of this ambitious project is to safeguard the historic

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Why Google’s ex-CEO wants to buy a shipyard smaller than his superyacht

Google ex-CEO Eric Schmidt plans to buy a Spanish shipyard. This acquisition is for his ocean research ambitions. The shipyard’s revenue is less than his yacht’s operating costs. Schmidt’s nonprofit supports scientists with research vessels. This move aligns with his institute’s ongoing oceanographic work.

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El Salvador burial under 2,800-year ash held turtle-shaped vessel

Archaeologists discovered a 2,800-year-old burial in El Salvador clutching a sea turtle vessel. This Mesoamerican burial may belong to a pre-Maya civilization which practiced human sacrifice. The skeleton was found under volcanic ash from an eruption dating to 850-830 BC. Cassava remnants found in the pit symbolize continuation and spiritual resonance. Further chemical analysis will

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‘They’re enemies like India’: Khawaja Asif justifies killing of protesters in PoK

“I put the protesters of PojK in the same category as India and consider them as enemies,” Khawaja Asif said when asked about the protest that intensified on Monday leading to the killing of over 30 protestors. Moreover, the Amnesty International USA called the Pakistani crackdown on protestors as “disturbing” and urged Islamabad to “restore

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