Even on your worst day, don't stop loving yourself, says content specialist and human rights evangelist Reeta Gupta, whose just-published book, "Rescripting Your Life", presents a cogent five-step guide to achieving just that.


'Even on your worst day, don't stop loving yourself' (Motivational Feature)


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Some 200 students fell ill following a flu outbreak at a school in Australia.


200 students ill following flu outbreak at Australian school


A man from Haryana was arrested for harassing over 200 women by sending them nude pictures after creating their fake accounts on social networking site facebook, police said on Thursday.


Men held for sending nude pics to over 200 women on Facebook


In all, 1971 children were tracked and recovered in Uttar Pradesh between June 2015 and July 2018 using the facility of "Khoya-Paya" -- a citizen corner of Trackchild, a Union Minister told the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.


'Khoya-Paya' portal helps track, recover 1971 children in UP


The Supreme Court on Thursday said the culture of banning books impacts the free flow of ideas and should not be taken recourse to unless they are hit by Section 292 of the IPC that prohibits obscenity.


Culture of banning books impacts free flow of ideas: SC


A crackdown on vulgar online content has seen the removal of thousands of videos, online music, cartoons, and investigations into musical works advocating fascism or militarism, China's cultural authority said on Thursday.


China removes online music for 'vulgar, fascist content'


Chinese e-tailer Alibaba on Thursday said it would soon deliver aromatic cuppas of American coffee brewer Starbucks across 30 Chinese cities.


Alibaba to deliver Starbucks coffee in China


American coffee chain Starbucks on Thursday announced that it has tied up with Chinese tech giant Alibaba to begin coffee delivery across China.


Starbucks ties up with Alibaba for coffee delivery in China


Women apparently consume alcohol more than men at Goa's only medical college, a recent study claims, terming the general pattern of alcohol consumption among the institute's students a "cause of concern" while advocating a counselling mechanism to deal with stress related to studies and negotiating peer pressure.


Alcohol consumption more among female than male students in Goa's medical college: Study


In the rural heartland of Odisha resides a living workshop -- rich in art, craft and cultural heritage. Home to just 140 families, Raghurajpur is perhaps India's only village where every household is involved in producing handicrafts.


Raghurajpur : A living workshop of handicraft artisans threatened by modernity (Art Feature)


The world's most prestigious maths medal -- the Fields Medal -- was stolen from a British refugee professor just half an hour after he was awarded the prize here.


UK refugee professor's Fields Medal stolen


A taxi strike over how licences are granted to cabs using ride-sharing apps like Uber and Cabify that has blocked roads and paralyzed traffic in Spain's major cities, including Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia, continued on Wednesday despite attempts by the government to solve the industrial action.


Spanish taxi drivers continue strike, block cities' main thoroughfares


Police in Sweden were intensifying a manhunt on Wednesday for at least two thieves who swiped priceless crown jewels from a 13th century cathedral in a sleepy town outside Stockholm before making a getaway aboard a speedboat.


Thieves steal royal jewels from Sweden cathedral, escape by boat


Aiming to explore the changing trends in the news industry, some of the most experienced news professionals from India and abroad will come together to participate in the second edition of The Media Rumble at India Habitat Centre here.


Noted journos to participate in media forum, discus changing news trends


An Indian national won $1 million in Dubai Duty Free raffle on Tuesday, officials said.


Indian wins $1 million in Dubai raffle


The body of Reshma, a 65-year-old woman from Rajasthan's Barmer district who died in Pakistan on July 25, was brought to India, said an official.


Pakistan hands over Barmer woman's body


An estimated 78 million babies -- or three out of five -- worldwide are not breastfed within the first hour of life which puts them at higher risk of death and diseases and lower their chances of meeting physical and mental growth standards, according to a new Unicef and WHO report.


3 in 5 newborns not breastfed within first hour of life: Unicef


Over 40 lakh of the 3.29 crore applicants have been excluded from Assam's draft National Register of Citizens (NRC) released on Monday, sparking concerns about their future and triggering a nationwide political row.


Over 40 lakh excluded from Assam citizenship list (Roundup)


A detailed report released by a safety investigation team on Monday about the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 in 2014 has failed to identify the cause of the mishap and left many questions unanswered due to lack of evidence.


Report on Malaysian plane disappearance fails to unravel mystery


While women understand the importance of being visible at their workplace for the advancement of their career, many deliberately avoid the spotlight so that they can avoid backlash and balance work with family responsibilities, says a study.


Why many women avoid the spotlight at work


Human trafficking in India is an organised crime violating basic human rights of an individual. According to National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data of 2016, 63 people are rescued every day on an average from the countrywide racket that knows no frontiers.

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