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A Pakistani national was apprehended by the Border Security Force in Jammu and Kashmir's R S Pura Sector after he crossed the international border from the Pakistan side. Meanwhile, farmers and farmers' unions in flood-hit Punjab have called for support in long-term rehabilitation efforts rather than immediate supplies. Stay updated on these and other news with the Indian Express live blog.
Celebrated on September 8th, International Literacy Day is a global reminder of the power of education and literacy for individuals and communities. This year's theme, "Promoting literacy in the digital era," highlights the growing importance of digital learning and inclusivity in education. Across the world, people commemorate this day with events, drives, and creative works to raise awareness about literacy. In honor of this day, here are 20 inspirational quotes to share on social media, speeches, or posters, reminding us of the transformative power of education.
Exploring the spiritual traditions and practices associated with the upcoming lunar eclipse on September 7, 2025, in India. Learn about the Sutak Kaal, a period of spiritual pause, and the recommended dos and don'ts during this event. Discover how embracing these rituals can bring about introspection and spiritual growth during this celestial occurrence.
A 20-year-old Physics student, Rishi Nair, was found dead in his hostel room at BITS Pilani Goa campus, making this the fifth such incident in less than a year. The government has formed a committee to investigate these deaths, and Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has stated that further action will be taken upon receiving the committee's report. The university has confirmed Nair's death and stated that he had been receiving clinical treatment for a personal health issue. The Opposition has criticized the BJP for failing to maintain law and order in the state after a shocking acid attack on a 17-year-old boy in Goa.
The year 2025 will witness the final lunar eclipse on September 7, an event that holds great significance not only from an astronomical perspective but also in terms of astrology and religion. With the lunar eclipse starting at 9:57 pm and ending at 1:26 am, it is essential to take note of certain rules and superstitions that must be followed to avoid any negative impact on one's life. However, it is important to keep in mind that the information presented is based on religious beliefs and folk beliefs, and there is no scientific evidence to support it. Stay informed and prepared for the lunar eclipse with India TV's guide on rules and remedies to follow.
In many parts of India, families observe Pitru Paksha - also known as Sorah Shraddha, Mahalaya, Apara Paksha, and Pitarpas - a 16-day period dedicated to honoring and remembering their ancestors. Despite its association with death rites, this spiritually powerful time is believed to bring blessings and peace to ancestors and harmony to families. The last day, Sarvapitri Amavasya, is especially significant as families offer prayers to all ancestors, regardless of their date of death.
Shikhar Mukesh Kesarwani, a law student at Amity University, was relentlessly assaulted by a woman and a group of male students on the campus. A video of the incident, which has gone viral, shows the victim being repeatedly slapped while others are heard abusing him. The victim's father stated that the assault lasted for 45 minutes, and the accused even threatened to kill him. The incident, which happened on August 16, has left the victim traumatised and he has not been to college since then.
"Discover the significance of Pitru Paksha 2025, a fortnight dedicated to honouring ancestors in the Hindu calendar. Beginning on September 7 and concluding on September 21, this sacred period coincides with the powerful Sarvapitri Amavasya and a Chandra Grahan (lunar eclipse). With strict dietary and behavioural guidelines, this observance holds immense spiritual significance as it aims to discharge ancestral debts and foster harmony between the living and the departed."