They laugh together, raise children, and make long-term plans, but many couples are silently battling a common issue sexual desire discrepancy. It's the mismatch in sexual needs or frequency between partners, and it can create emotional distance even in otherwise healthy relationships. This often unspoken problem can lead to feelings of rejection, frustration, and pressure. While one partner may desire intimacy more often, the other might feel overwhelmed,

During his historic address to Ghana's Parliament on July 3, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a statement that sparked both surprise and amusement among the members present. PM Modi highlighted India’s vast political diversity by revealing that the country boasts over 2,500 political parties. “I repeat, 2,500 political parties,” he said with a chuckle, prompting a ripple of laughter and surprise among the parliamentarians in Ghana.

Do we have children because we have wealth and need someone to inherit it? Or is it because we have nothing, and hope that a child will care for us in old age? These two questions—seemingly opposite—have existed quietly in the hearts of families across generations. But the truth is, neither of them alone captures the complete reason why human beings bring children into this world. Inheritance and care may be outcomes, but not the essence. In families that possess pr

Amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, over 1,500 Indian students, predominantly from Jammu and Kashmir, find themselves caught in the crossfire. The Indian government has announced efforts to relocate these students to safer areas within Iran as missile strikes and military retaliation continue unabated. This situation arises following Israel's surprise offensive, dubbed "Operation Rising Lion," which targeted Iran’s military co

In a bold move, Delhi University (DU) has introduced a new psychology elective titled Negotiating Intimate Relationships starting in the 2025–26 academic session. The course aims to equip students with tools to navigate the complex world of love, friendships, and emotional boundaries. As young adults increasingly grapple with digital intimacy, social media pressures, and confusing relationship dynamics, the course couldn’t have come at a m

Delhi University is taking an innovative step to address the emotional and psychological challenges young people face in today’s digital age. From the 2025–26 academic session, DU's Department of Psychology is offering a new undergraduate elective titled Negotiating Intimate Relationships. The course is designed to help students understand and manage love, dating, friendships, emotional boundaries, and toxic behaviors especially as dat

In 1961, the president of France posed a hard question to the US president: Would the United States really risk its own destruction to protect its allies in Europe from a nuclear strike? The inquiry was rooted in skepticism that the US would ever trade one of its cities for the defense of a partner nation. Not reassured, France had already taken matters into its own hands by conducting its first nuclear weapons test the previous year, thus ensuring a measure of strategic independence.

Geminis have always been a polarizing zodiac sign in the dating world. Recently, a new invite-only dating app called No Names nearly banned Geminis by adding a filter based on astrological signs. While the feature has since been removed, it reignited debate on whether Geminis are genuinely hard to date or simply misunderstood. The app, which focuses on in-person connections over endless swiping, claimed the

A Chicago-based zoo is celebrating a major marine mammal milestone with the birth of a bottlenose dolphin calf—its first in more than a decade. The new arrival comes as a joyful update for staff, conservationists, and guests alike, symbolizing both scientific achievement and a new chapter in marine animal care. The calf was born early Saturday morning on June 7 to Allie, a 38-year-old female bottlenose dolphin who has been under the zoo’s care for many years. She began

In a decision that briefly stabilized markets while leaving fundamental uncertainties unresolved, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a delay in the implementation of proposed 50% tariffs on European Union goods. Originally set to begin on June 1, the tariffs are now scheduled to take effect on July 9. The delay came after a conversation between Trump and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who expressed the EU’s readiness to accelerate trade negotiations and reach a fair deal.

The United States and China have reached a pivotal agreement to pause their escalating trade war, marking a temporary 90-day truce in which both nations will significantly reduce tariffs on each other’s goods. The announcement followed intensive trade talks held in Geneva, signaling a breakthrough in the long-standing dispute between the two largest global economies. Under the terms of the agreement, the United States will lower its tariffs on Chinese imports from an extreme

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar confirmed that he spoke with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio earlier today, amid heightened regional tensions between India and Pakistan. While the full details of their conversation were not disclosed publicly, Jaishankar emphasized India’s ongoing commitment to a "measured and responsible" approach in dealing with escalating hostilities. In his official post on social media, Jaishankar wrote, “Had a conversation with US @SecRubi

In a landmark media event, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu set a new global record for the longest press conference by a head of state, addressing reporters continuously for nearly 15 hours. The extensive session, held on Saturday, began at 10:00 a.m. local time and concluded well past midnight, surpassing the previous record of 14 hours set by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in 2019. The record-breaking press meet comes amid growing scrutiny of Muizzu’s administration and his

In a firm show of support to India, Russian President Vladimir Putin extended full solidarity to Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, where 25 tourists and a local resident were killed. This powerful condemnation from the Russian leader came shortly after Pakistani authorities suggested that international players like Russia or China could assist in probing the incident. Putin’s statement, made during a phone call with Modi, clearl

In a significant escalation of tensions following the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, the Indian government has announced a complete ban on all imports from Pakistan. The decision, announced by the Ministry of Commerce, comes in the wake of mounting national security concerns and is seen as part of a broader strategy to isolate Pakistan diplomatically and economically on the global stage. The notification issued by the Indian government clearly states that "direct or indirect

Union Home Minister Amit Shah, in his first public remarks following the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, issued a stern warning to the perpetrators and reaffirmed the Indian government’s unwavering resolve to root out terrorism. Addressing an event in New Delhi today, Shah declared that those responsible for killing 26 civilians on April 22 would be “hunted down” and held accountable. The Home Minister was speaking at a ceremony to unveil a sta

Shikhar Dhawan, one of India’s most charismatic cricketers, has officially confirmed his relationship with Sophie Shine by sharing a romantic post on social media. The announcement was made on Thursday, May 1, and has since garnered widespread attention and gone viral across platforms. Sophie Shine, an Irish national and professional working in the financial sector, also posted a picture of herself with Dhawan. She captioned the photo with a simple yet heartfelt message: &ldqu

In a historic political event, Mark Carney has led Canada's Liberal Party to victory in the 2025 federal election, securing a rare fourth consecutive term for the Liberals. According to projections by Canadian public broadcasters CBC and CTV News, the Liberals will form the next government, although it remains uncertain whether they have achieved an outright majority in parliament. Carney, a 60-year-old former central bank governor for both Britain and Canada, only recently asce

Canadians voted on Monday to elect their next Prime Minister as the country confronts a renewed wave of tensions with the United States, fueled by President Donald Trump’s threats of annexation and a continuing trade war. On election day itself, Trump’s comments sparked outrage across Canada, with political leaders from all major parties rebuking his statements. As of the latest projections from CTV News and CBC, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s ruling Liberal Party is

In a dramatic policy shift, the United States government has decided to reverse its earlier decision to cancel hundreds of student visas linked to participation in protests. This move follows intense legal challenges and widespread backlash from universities, civil rights advocates, and political leaders, all raising alarms about the infringement of constitutional rights and the chilling effect on free speech. The controversy erupted earlier this year when the government revoked v