7 Everyday habits that can quietly damage even the happiest relationships

Every relationship faces disagreements and problems, but often they are formed by small everyday habits rather than large dramatic arguments. Most of these habits start innocently and can pass unnoticed for many months or even years. However, in the end, they affect trust, emotional connection, and communication. Partnership experts usually pay a lot of attention…

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LG’s review ensures DDA land allotment for long-due projects | Delhi News

New Delhi: After years of delays caused by poor coordination between govt departments, several long-pending land allotment issues in the city have been resolved, paving the way for the implementation of key public infrastructure, security, education and community welfare projects.The breakthrough follows a review by lieutenant governor TS Sandhu, who directed Delhi Development Authority (DDA)…

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Tamil Nadu’s Rare Earth Corridor can become a magnet for investments: IREL | Chennai News

S B Mohanty, chairman and managing director of IREL IREL (India)’s proposed mining and processing sites under a joint venture with TAMIN in Tuticorin will produce Neodymium-Praseodymium (NdPr) oxide, supplying for domestic NdFeB permanent magnets manufacturing programme, said S B Mohanty, chairman and MD of IREL (India), a central PSU under the Department of Atomic…

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Over 1.4 lakh e-files, 9.2 lakh e-receipts processed as delhi government completes one year of e-office | Delhi News

TNNNew Delhi: More than 1.4 lakh e-files and 9.2 lakh e-receipts have been processed by Delhi govt’s e-Office system since its rollout in July 2025. The digital platform now covers 235 departments and offices and serves 15,748 active users, according to the chief minister’s office.The system is a digital file management platform through which govt…

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Scientists warn that more than 1.7 million planned satellites could create a new form of space pollution and permanently change the night sky |

The rapid expansion of artificial satellite constellations is changing the appearance and accessibility of the night sky, creating a new challenge to the field of astronomy. For decades, the primary concern for astronomers was light pollution present on earth, but the introduction of large-scale telecommunication networks, such as SpaceX’s Starlink, has introduced a new form…

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‘Meant to relieve pain’: Capsules with rat poison given at Moharram procession in Mumbai; BBA grad from Pune held | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: Byculla police have arrested a 39-year-old Pune resident after they caught him distributing capsules mixed with zinc phosphide, a highly toxic acute rodenticide to control rats and mice, to devotees participating in a Moharram procession at Byculla late on Friday.Police recovered 1,400 capsule from Faiyyaz Premji, a resident of Viman Nagar in Pune.One of…

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Scientists discover Greenland sharks can survive for centuries with functioning eyesight, overturning the long-held belief that they are blind |

Greenland sharks entered popular science writing on the strength of one number, 400 years. Some individuals swimming in the North Atlantic today were alive during Isaac Newton’s lifetime, born centuries before anyone thought to ask how old a shark could get. That figure alone would be enough to make the species a fixture of “strange…

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Sheikh Hasina-linked exiled cricketer ready to return, face murder trial ‘if security is guaranteed’ | Off the field News

Shakib Al Hasan, Sheikh Hasina Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan is ready to return home after two years in exile, face trial in the cases against him, including a murder charge, and play a farewell series if the government guarantees his safety, news agency Reuters reported.Shakib, a former lawmaker from former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s…

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