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Gandhi Jayanti 2026 Speech: What to say on October 2? Short and long English speechesGandhi Jayanti 2026 Short Speech: Students can use these English speeches for school assemblies and special programmes marking Mahatma Gand...- Three brothers pooled $1,000 to start an English muffin side hustle in 2014; it reached its first $100,000 month in its second year and became an eight-figure companyFounded in 2014 with just a $1,000 investment, Stone & Skillet was born from the vision of three brothers dedicated to crafting quality Eng...
- Gandhi Jayanti 2026 History: Why India observes October 2, significance, theme and freedom struggleGandhi Jayanti 2026 Theme, History: October 2 marks the 157th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, whose leadership, Satyagraha and commitm...
- After CWC meet, Congress says PM has 'no moral right' to remain in office, announces nationwide protests against CEC and SIRCongress has called for the immediate suspension of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Allegations include the illegal remo...
- October 2026 holiday list: Check when schools, banks and government offices will remain closed for festivalsOctober 2026 full holiday list includes national and festival-related holidays for schools and banks across India. Gandhi Jayanti falls on ...
- Today’s word of the day September 30: Cogitate meaning, pronunciation, origin and examples explainedWord of the Day: Cogitate means to think deeply and carefully about a question, idea or decision. Used mainly as a verb, the word suggests ...
- NCERT Class 9 new SST textbook will have Ram Rajya, Maharana Pratap’s resistance, Mahabharata, Sengol & UpanishadsNCERT Class 9 new textbook: NCERT has released the revised Class 9 Social Science textbook, Understanding Society: India and Beyond – Part ...
- Bank holidays in October 2026: Gandhi Jayanti, Dussehra, Durga Puja, and more; check full listIn October 2026, Indian banks will observe several holidays coinciding with major festivals like Dussehra and Chath Puja. The Reserve Bank ...
- Word of the Day: “Recitation” Meaning, origin and how to use the word in a sentenceWord of the Day: Recitation explores the meaning, origin and usage of the English noun that describes the act of saying something aloud, of...
- No more meat ads? PETA India urges Centre to impose nationwide ban from October 2PETA India has requested the Indian government to ban meat advertisements starting October 2 to honor Gandhi's legacy. The organization cit...
- How to take digital breaks and why they have become a societal necessityWhat is the best way to take digital breaks? Simple, just visit a neighbourhood public park without any handset and observe people of all a...
- Raise a glass to Scots, Welsh, Irish, English...Tensions have escalated between England and the Scottish, Northern Irish, and Welsh regarding whisky regulations. England's recent decision...
- I love swimming in sea when it's rough: Rahul Gandhi in cryptic social media postRahul Gandhi posted a cryptic message on social media about swimming in rough seas. His post follows a report by The Indian Express regardi...
- Sonam Wangchuk backs Oct 2 CJP protest against CEC, may not attend physicallySonam Wangchuk expressed his support for the Cockroach Janta Party's upcoming protest on October 2. He highlighted the importance of electo...
- EAM Jaishankar holds meetings with Canada, Mexico, Venezuela counterparts on sidelines of UNGAEAM S Jaishankar had separate meetings with Canadian, Mexican, and Venezuelan foreign ministers during the 81st United Nations General Asse...
- Word of the Day: Confabulate, what it means, where it came from and how to use itThe word "confabulate" has two distinct uses in English. It can mean engaging in conversation, while in psychology and medicine it describe...
- An isolated Netanyahu was defiant at UN as he seeks reelection at homeIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced criticism during his brief visit to New York for the U.N. General Assembly. His strained re...
- Today’s Word of the Day: ‘Moot’ meaning and the difference between a moot point and moot questionWord of the day: The word "moot" has two commonly used meanings: an issue that is open to debate and a matter that is no longer practically...
- Word of the Day: ‘Supercilious’ meaning, origin, pronunciation and how to use the word in a sentenceWord of the Day: Supercilious refers to an arrogant or haughty attitude that suggests a person considers themselves superior to others. Pro...
- Delhi HC gives Kejriwal, AAP leaders four weeks to reply in contempt caseThe Delhi High Court will hear a criminal contempt case against AAP leaders on November 16. This case involves allegations of vilifying soc...
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