Shivani

Sister Shivani likens the mind to a garden, emphasizing that planted thoughts blossom into our reality. Positive thinking cultivates peace and confidence, while negativity breeds stress and doubt. Regularly nurturing positive thoughts through gratitude and hope is crucial for inner peace. Focusing on solutions, not problems, strengthens mental well-being, highlighting the power of mental discipline.

Jharkhand shines in education as the CBSE Class XII results reveal an 85.01% overall pass rate, with female students outshining their male peers. Over 43,000 learners emerged victorious in these crucial exams. Notably, Bhavya Ranjan from Ranchi has been celebrated as a national topper in the humanities stream.

In 2026, Bihar experienced a decline in CBSE Class XII pass rates, settling at 74.45%. This figure lags behind the national average, positioning Bihar at 21st in the country. Notably, female students excelled, and OBC candidates showcased impressive performance.

Screenwriters Association Awards: Gulzar, Javed Akhtar, Aryan Khan, and Aditya Dhar Land Major Nods; ‘Black Warrant’, ‘Khauf’, ‘Paatal Lok’, and ‘Panchayat’ Lead in Series

Sister Shivani's wisdom highlights that strong relationships are built on mutual encouragement, not criticism. Focusing on small, positive interactions, like genuine compliments and supportive communication, creates a foundation of goodwill. This approach, backed by research, helps couples navigate challenges and fosters a more enjoyable partnership by prioritizing building each other up.

A 28-year-old man, Yatendra Pal Singh, was murdered by poisoning with aluminium phosphide at his in-laws' residence. Police confirmed the cause of death after a viscera examination report, leading to the arrest of his wife and father-in-law. The investigation is ongoing to determine the motive and the involvement of other family members.