Sunny Mumbai Shines at 32.5°C on October 18, but Air Quality Calls for Caution!

October 19, 2025

Sunny Mumbai Shines at 32.5°C on October 18, but Air Quality Calls for Caution!

Mumbai wakes up to a bright, warm day at 32.5°C with clear skies and gentle winds. But don’t forget your masks! Air quality is moderate (AQI 96), so take care in crowded spots. Perfect weather for outdoor plans but stay alert to pollution levels.

Bengaluru Braces for Wet Week with Heavy Rains and Cleaner Air Ahead

October 19, 2025

Bengaluru Braces for Wet Week with Heavy Rains and Cleaner Air Ahead

Bengaluru wakes up to a misty, rainy Saturday with temperatures from 21°C to 26.9°C. Moderate rain today is set to improve air quality. Heavy showers will drench the city till Wednesday, so grab your umbrellas and get ready for a wet week!

Bihar Assembly Sizzles! MLAs Fired 22,500 Questions in 5 Years, Bills Passed Same Day

October 19, 2025

Bihar Assembly Sizzles! MLAs Fired 22,500 Questions in 5 Years, Bills Passed Same Day

Bihar’s 17th assembly was buzzing with action—147 sittings over 15 sessions, 22,500 questions by MLAs, and 99 bills passed on the same day! Top question-asker hailed from BJP, sparking excitement in the poll season.

Columbia Law School Asks International JD Applicants Why They Want to Study in the US from Fall 2026

October 19, 2025

Columbia Law School Asks International JD Applicants Why They Want to Study in the US from Fall 2026

In a spicy twist, Columbia Law School now wants international JD hopefuls to spill the beans on why they choose the US for studies. Triggered by a $220 million government settlement, this change hits from fall 2026, shaking up the admissions game for overseas students amid visa hiccups.

Columbia Law School Asks International JD Applicants Why They Want to Study in the US from Fall 2026

October 19, 2025

Columbia Law School Asks International JD Applicants Why They Want to Study in the US from Fall 2026

In a spicy twist, Columbia Law School now wants international JD hopefuls to spill the beans on why they choose the US for studies. Triggered by a $220 million government settlement, this change hits from fall 2026, shaking up the admissions game for overseas students amid visa hiccups.