Gaur Gopal Das Quote: Quote of the day by Gaur Gopal Das: “Things may have gone wrong in the past, and things may have gone right too. But that’s not what matters most…” ; What does the life coach advise on looking back with gratitude and going forward with sincerity

Photo: Gaur Gopal Das/ @gaurgopald/ X Every person has a past, and there might have been numerous incidents that may have gone as planned while others may not, this is purely life.Gaur Gopal Das, life coach and engineer turned monk advises that we must focus on what lies next and put in our best endeavours.He…

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JEECUP counselling 2026: Round 1 seat allotment result out; direct link to download here

JEECUP 2026 round 1 seat allotment result out The Joint Entrance Examination Council, Uttar Pradesh (JEECUP) has announced the Round 1 seat allotment result for JEECUP Counselling 2026. Candidates who took part in the counselling process can now check their allotted college and course by visiting the official website, jeecup.admissions.nic.in.To access the seat allotment result,…

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Argentina on the brink of unique World Cup record as Spain stand between Lionel Messi and back-to-back titles | Football News

Argentina head into the FIFA World Cup 2026 final against Spain with history within touching distance as Lionel Scaloni’s side stand one goal away from setting a new tournament record for strikes from outside the penalty area.The defending champions have already scored five goals from outside the box, equalling the highest tally by any team…

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India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement: ‘Target Indians and Indians alone’: New Zeland foreign minister Winston Peters alleges ‘covert’ immigration changes under FTA

New Zealand foreign minister and first leader Winston Peters has accused the National Party-led government of ‘covertly’ introducing immigration changes that unfairly target Indian citizens under the proposed India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA), while the government has rejected the allegations as misinformation.In a series of posts on X and later during the first reading…

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New study discovers James Webb Space Telescope could be underestimating water on common sub-Neptune exoplanets |

Astronomers have spent years using the James Webb Space Telescope to examine the atmospheres of distant worlds, hoping those thin outer layers would reveal what lies beneath. For one of the galaxy’s most abundant classes of planets, that assumption may need another look.Many warm sub-Neptunes could contain far more water than their visible atmospheres indicate….

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