A student-led grassroots organization, Hindu on Campus (HOC), has launched the first dedicated website to document incidents of Hinduphobia on university campuses across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.The website compiles over 100 cases of anti-Hindu and anti-India bias reported over the past four years. It serves as a resource for Hindu organizations and advocacy groups working to address discrimination in academic institutions.Announcing the launch on X, Hindu on Campus stated, “We have launched the first website to document Hinduphobia on campuses. We've collated 100+ Anti-Hindu & Anti-India incidents from the last four years on [US, UK, Canada, and Australia] campuses, which Hindu organizations can use as a reference.”HOC, founded in March 2021, focuses on amplifying Gen Z Hindu voices, combating Hinduphobia, and ensuring fair treatment for Hindu students. The group engages in grassroots activism, social media awareness, and data-driven advocacy.The Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA) welcomed the initiative, stating, “Wonderful to see this documentation of anti-Hindu incidents on college campuses by @hinduoncampus. A 2022 Rutgers University report highlighted a significant increase in online hate speech targeting the Hindu community.

Lodore Falls Hotel and Spa has been named as one of seven wedding venues in Cumbria to receive an award from leading wedding planning website, Hitched.com. In a statement on the website, Hitched.com said the hotel's setting is 'enchanting'. "Take your vows under our beautiful garden gazebo overlooking the iconic Cat Bells fell and the tranquil waterscapes of Lake Derwentwater. And for something extra special, hop on the nearby launch for a sunset cruise around Lake Derwentwater." Other venues in Cumbria to have won in the Hitched.com awards include Hidden River Cabins, Eden Barn and The Ro Hotel.

And some, in their desperation to get potty training right, try an incoherent mix of all three. Whichever technique we choose, however, what is clear is that we are all doing it later than we used to. The average toddler is potty trained at three, an estimated nine months after its grandparents. Now the Big Toilet Project, a team of scientists, wants the public’s help to understand why — and perhaps reverse the trend. When it comes to potty training, they are asking what works, when does it start in different parts of the world and why is it that, according to

ADVERTISEMENTThe importance of social resilience was noted by prime minister Keir Starmer in a recent oral statement on national security. This spring’s Strategic Defence Review (SDR) presents a crucial opportunity to formally acknowledge higher education as a strategic pillar of national security. The funding crisis in higher education threatens this capacity. Clearly, a fundamental rethink of higher education funding is necessary across the UK. Investing in higher education is not a luxury.

The Electoral Calculas website has offered a General Election prediction, with Reform UK coming out as favourites. In the 2024 General Election Reform UK received 14.7% of the vote, gaining five seats. The prediction suggests that in the next election, Reform would gain 25.8% of the vote and gain 192 seats. In the 2024 General Election, the Conservatives gained 24.4% of the vote and 121 seats. The probability of Reform UK being the largest party in the next general election is 42%, according to the data.

Just hours after breaking the news to her younger sibling that she was pregnant with her third baby, Adrianna rang her sister back. But pediatrician Wendy Sue Swanson told Baby Center this age-old technique is best avoided in modern days. “So I’d told her to stop trying, as it was getting her so frustrated and upset. “I called Adrianna with the news as soon as I could and told her baby Kash had arrived four weeks early. "Adrianna had just given birth in my house, just eight hours after I’d also given birth - and I’d birthed her baby.

Picture Credit: FacebookHollywood actress Sharon Stone has shared her perspective on aging , saying that she embraces the changes in her body and feels the importance of nurturing herself.She told The Times: "A lot of people give up as they get older. They let go of their body because it's collapsing anyway, or it's like, 'I'm not defined by my body anymore.' "Known for her roles in ' Basic Instinct ' and 'Casino', the actress also spoke about the physical transformations she has experienced with age, joking: "My underarms have pleats now. "She added: "I think, 'Well, I had beautiful arms and now they're strong and painting... and like angel wings.' And I think that we should all be super-thrilled to make it.

“OVERSEAS aid is an investment in conflict prevention,” the Bishop to the Armed Forces, the Rt Revd Hugh Nelson, has said. To cut foreign aid from 0.5 to 0.3 per cent of GDP to fund UK defence “is both morally wrong and strategically unwise”, he said. The seeds of tomorrow’s conflicts are being sown today, and overseas aid is an investment in conflict prevention. The Bishop of Worcester, Dr John Inge, described her resignation as “an honourable act in the face of a terrible situation”. The chief executive of Christian Aid, Patrick Watt, welcomed Ms Dodds’s “strong stand” against the “brutal” aid cuts.

Beyon McLean, Valley ViewValley View’s Aidan Smola and Beyon McLean celebrate with fans after defeating Scranton Prep for the PIAA District 2 Class 4A basketball championship at Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre Twp. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)Valley View’s Beyon McLean jumps for a basket while covered by Scranton Prep’s Jack Maloney during the PIAA District 2 Class 4A basketball championship game at Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre Twp. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)Valley View’s Beyon McLean shoots over Scranton Prep’s Chris Ramey during the District 2 Class 4A basketball championship game at Mohegan Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre Twp. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER) Show Caption 1 of 5 Beyon McLean, Valley View ExpandWelcome back to the Film Room Podcast! We also look back on one of the best weekend’s of the high school sports season, which included district basketball championships, regional wrestling championships and swimming championships.

Scranton police arrested two people associated with the criminal street gang Popote on Friday on the 800 block of Pittston Avenue for the kidnapping and robbery of an alleged rival gang member on Feb. 22. On Feb. 25, the kidnapping was reported to the Scranton School District, which then informed city police. The juvenile victim — who was not named by police — was interviewed by a school resource officer and then Scranton police, according to the criminal complaint. The victim told officers he recognized the driver/suspect of the Honda as a male from his high school, investigators said. Police charged Rodriguez-Hernandez with robbery, criminal conspiracy, kidnapping, unlawful restraint, theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property, terroristic threats and simple assault.

At a shameful White House meeting last week between convicted felon/adjudicated sexual abuser President Trump and his #2, JD Vance, Trump and Vance bullied and yelled at Ukrainian President Zelensky in a televised display of anger and resentment toward the leader of a democratic country that’s been invaded by Russia. Beyond this, as bad as the made-for-Russia meeting already was, Brian Glenn, White House correspondent for the right-wing cable channel Real America’s Voice, chimed in and berated Zelenskyy over his war time clothing, to the delight of Trump’s cabinet. You can see the harassment of Zelenskyy over his war time attire playing out in the clip above. If you’d like more context or want to see the entirety of the cringy meeting, you can watch a video of the whole 50-minute meeting deteriorating into a bullying session here. Snyder is also a Professor of History at Yale University and a permanent fellow at the Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna.

"Trump squeezes Zelensky", external is the Daily Mail's headline. It says the US president has stunned Nato allies with his decision after "losing his patience" with the Ukrainian leader. The New York Times, external writes that the "immediate beneficiary" is Vladimir Putin. The I paper reports that Britain is looking beyond Nato, , externalat countries such as Jordan, Bahran and Saudi Arabia, to help enforce a ceasefire in Ukraine. The Telegraph reports that the Duchess has insisted she is not an "influencer" and sees herself more as a female entrepreneur.

She will be raising money for the Leeds Hospitals Charity and Leeds Rhinos Foundation, the official charity of Burrow’s former club. Ms Turnbull will be raising money for Prostate Cancer UK in her father’s memory. That’s why I signed up to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK. This was labelled by Prostate Cancer UK as the “Fry-Turnball effect” referring also to Sir Stephen Fry, who was diagnosed in the same year. A year after Turnbull died in August 2022 aged 66, the number of prostate cancer referrals within the NHS reached a record high.

Write to letters@thetimes.co.ukSir, I read Max Hastings’s piece with, as ever, admiration for the lucidity with which he expresses his views and the firm moral basis that underpins them (“Stay firm in face of Trump’s divide and rule”, Mar 3). However, there are two significant differences between the planning of Operation Unthinkable in 1945 and the present situation. First, the USSR already had a firm grip on the whole of Poland while Ukraine today is 80 per cent free of Russian subjugation. Second, Ukraine has shown a capacity and will to resist to a degree that Poland, despite heroic efforts, was not in a position to do after September 1939. Gerald WittBournemouthSir, Peacekeeping forces often become a permanent commitment confirming

The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...DAILY MAILReal Madrid scouts have checked on Adam Wharton since his return to first-team action at Crystal Palace. Andre Onana is believed to have made a decision over his Manchester United future amid a slew of criticism into his shaky performances between the sticks for the Red Devils. Former Arsenal defender Kolo Toure says fasting and playing games made him psychologically stronger during the month of Ramadan. Manchester United are staring at a £100million-plus black hole as the cost of their season of hell is laid bare. Josh Kroenke has jetted in for talks with Mikel Arteta as the Arsenal boss looks to salvage his season.