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EuroKids launches early learning programme for toddlers aged 18-24 months

EuroKids launches early learning programme for toddlers aged 18-24 months

EuroKids Preschool has launched Junior PlayGroup, a structured early learning programme designed for children aged 18-24 months, aiming to bridge the gap before formal preschool education begins. The programme, introduced across more than 2,000 EuroKidscentres nationwide, is targeted at supporting developmental milestones during the early years through a research-based curriculum.The 30-week programme features 450 learning experiences, including 150 curated activities, with each 90-minute session focusing on sensory exploration, movement, storytelling, communication, practical life skills and creative engagement. The curriculum is built around four developmental pillars—routine and regulation, communication, brain development, and exploration and curiosity. According to EuroKids, the programme is…
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Supreme Court Questions Delay In NRC Appeals, Also Seeks National ID Cards For Those Included

Supreme Court Questions Delay In NRC Appeals, Also Seeks National ID Cards For Those Included

The crucial question of when the appeal process for those excluded from Assam's final NRC will begin has once again come up before the Supreme Court. This time, the Supreme Court has issued notices to the Central Government, Assam Government and the Office of the State NRC Coordinator. At the same time, the court directed that the new petition be tagged with another pending petition on the same issue. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice Bipul M. Pancholi issued the order on Tuesday. The matter came before the court during the hearing of a…
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Students, Citizens March in Arunachal and Meghalaya Demanding Transparent Examination System

Students, Citizens March in Arunachal and Meghalaya Demanding Transparent Examination System

Demonstrations demanding greater transparency in India's education system gathered momentum across the Northeast on Monday, as thousands of students, youths and citizens held peaceful rallies in Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya in support of education reform activist Sonam Wangchuk and called for reforms in the country's examination process. In Itanagar, a large rally organised by the youth collective Youth for Change witnessed participation from students, parents and members of the public. Beginning at Akashdeep and concluding at IG Park, the march highlighted concerns over alleged examination irregularities, paper leaks and the need for greater accountability in the education sector. Addressing the…
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Finance Ministry Sets FCNR(B) Deposit Mobilization Targets for Public Sector Banks to Stabilize Rupee

Finance Ministry Sets FCNR(B) Deposit Mobilization Targets for Public Sector Banks to Stabilize Rupee

In a decisive move to bolster foreign exchange inflows and support the domestic currency, the Finance Ministry has assigned specific Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank)—or FCNR(B)—deposit mobilization targets to India's public sector banks. The directive urges state-owned lenders to aggressively tap non-resident Indian (NRI) communities across major financial hubs to secure stable, long-term foreign currency deposits. The policy push comes amid heightened global currency volatility, rising crude oil import costs, and persistent foreign institutional portfolio outflows, which have collectively placed downward pressure on the Indian rupee. By systematically channeling foreign currency directly into the banking framework, the government aims to rebuild…
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Archaeologists Unearth 3,500-Year-Old Cave Sites in Noklak

Archaeologists Unearth 3,500-Year-Old Cave Sites in Noklak

A team of archaeologists has uncovered evidence of prehistoric human habitation in caves and rockshelters in Nagaland's Noklak district, a discovery that is expected to significantly improve understanding of the state's ancient history and early human settlement. The discovery was made during a preliminary archaeological expedition conducted in March by a joint team from the Department of History and Archaeology, Nagaland University, and the Department of Art and Culture, Government of Nagaland. The research team was led by Prof. Tiatoshi Jamir, Dr. Heme Lamthaiu, Dr. Limasanen Longkumer, Archaeological Research Officer Khumeng T., Robinson Huidrom and Victoria Leyri of Delhi University.…
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Royal Enfield refreshes Classic 350 with feature upgrades to boost premium motorcycle portfolio

Royal Enfield refreshes Classic 350 with feature upgrades to boost premium motorcycle portfolio

Royal Enfield has strengthened its premium motorcycle portfolio with the launch of the 2026 Classic 350, introducing new rider-focused comfort and convenience features aimed at enhancing the ownership experience while preserving the model's iconic appeal. The latest update brings an Assist and Slipper Clutch to all dual-channel variants of the Classic 350, reducing clutch effort for easier operation during urban commuting and long-distance touring. The system also enables smoother upshifts and downshifts, improving ride quality and rider confidence across diverse road conditions. Further expanding the motorcycle's practicality, Royal Enfield has equipped the 2026 Classic 350 with a USB Type-C fast…
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Ultraviolette launches cashbackprogramme to boost electric two-wheeler adoption

Ultraviolette launches cashbackprogramme to boost electric two-wheeler adoption

Electric vehicle manufacturer Ultraviolette on Wednesday announced the launch of its 'Kill the Petrol Bill' programme, a nationwide customer initiative aimed at encouraging the adoption of electric two-wheelers by offsetting the rising cost of petrol. Under the programme, customers purchasing the company's F77 or X-47 electric motorcycles will be eligible for cashback based on the kilometres covered by their existing petrol-powered two-wheelers over the past two years. The company said riders can receive benefits of up to ₹30,000, with ₹1 cashback for every kilometre ridden. For instance, a customer who has travelled 20,000 km during the period will qualify for…
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Kargil Vijay Diwas ride boosts Jawa, Yezdi brand outreach ahead of festive demand

Kargil Vijay Diwas ride boosts Jawa, Yezdi brand outreach ahead of festive demand

Classic Legends is leveraging patriotism and experiential marketing to strengthen the market presence of its Jawa and Yezdi motorcycle brands with the launch of the Shaurya Vijay Yatra 2026, a 1,900-km expedition flagged off by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh from the National War Memorial in New Delhi. Organised to commemorate Kargil Vijay Diwas, the 13-day ride features 28 participants, including serving and retired defence personnel and family members of Kargil martyrs, travelling to the Kargil War Memorial in Dras, Ladakh, under the theme "One Ride, One Nation, One Salute." The expedition will pass through the Chandimandir, Rezang La and Leh…
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International Jawa-Yezdi Day strengthens Classic Legends’ community-led brand strategy

International Jawa-Yezdi Day strengthens Classic Legends’ community-led brand strategy

Classic Legends-backed International Jawa-Yezdi Day (IJYD) marked its 24th edition on July 12, reinforcing the company's community-driven approach to building its iconic motorcycle brands. The annual celebration brought together more than 7,500 riders across over 150 cities in India and connected over 40 enthusiast communities, while extending its footprint to 11 countries through rides, community events and digital participation. Observed on the second Sunday of July every year, IJYD has evolved from a grassroots initiative by Jawa and Yezdi owners into a global rider-led movement. This year's edition saw vintage Jawa and Yezdi motorcycles sharing the roads with the latest…
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