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Bill Gates on failing and gaining knowledge from errorsOnce, Gates said: While it’s acceptable to celebrate achievement, it’s more crucial to learn from mistakes. We mistakenly believe that success is an all-or-nothing proposition and that anything less than that constitutes failure. Unfortunately, this idea encourages a fear of failure and deters attempts. Accepting a more complex definition of success can free us from this anxiety and give us the confidence to take risks and pursue our objectives from a wider angle.

The third Fourth of July event that President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will host is on Tuesday on the South Lawn. The first couple also improved the event’s entertainment by booking Grammy winners Brothers Osborne and Ne-Yo, in addition to DJ D-Nice and other musicians. Becca Rae Greene, a singer-songwriter and former Army spouse, as well as ensembles from “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, U.S. Army Band, U.S. Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps, U.S. Navy Band, and U.S. Air Force Band, will also perform for the military and veteran families in attendance. The...

Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress, appealed his defamation case conviction on Monday in a Surat court, claiming that the maximum sentence had caused him “irreparable loss” and that he had been “treated harshly at the stage of determination of sentence taking into account his position as Member of Parliament.” Gandhi also argued that it appeared “reasonable to argue” that the maximum punishment imposed to him was to “attract the order of disqualification (as an MP)” in his appeal before the Surat District and Sessions Court against his two-year conviction. The appeal claims that the excessive penalty is not...

On Monday morning, the Delhi police received a call reporting the sighting of a ‘unidentified flying object’ over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence. “Information was received regarding drone flying in the no-fly zone above the Prime Minister’s residence. At 5.30 in the morning, the Special Protection Group (SPG) alerted the police, according to Delhi police.A senior officer claimed that neither the Air Traffic Control (ATC) nor the police or other security services discovered anything unusual. “A report of an unusual flying object close to the residence of the PM was received at the NDD control centre. The immediate region was...

The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has stated that Vladimir Putin needs to decide whether to support his own defence ministry or a group of ultranationalist military bloggers. According to the most recent research from the US-based thinktank, the military bloggers, who have a significant amount of influence over pro-war Russians who read their blogs, are becoming increasingly irritated with the Russian MoD’s erroneous frontline reports. Milbloggers allegedly assaulted the MoD lately when it “overstated a tactical Russian victory” at the Antonivsky Bridge in Kherson and was accused of under-supplying troops there, according to the ISW.

The Taliban administration in Afghanistan used a casual comment made by US President Joe Biden on Saturday to bolster their assertion that Al-Qaeda did not pose a danger to the nation. A reporter questioned Biden on Friday as he was leaving a news conference on the US Supreme Court’s ruling to invalidate his student loan reduction programme. The reporter wanted to know if he would admit to making mistakes when the US withdraws from Afghanistan in 2021.

Vladimir Putin’s recent impersonation of a rock star in front of throngs of adoring fans may come as a surprise to those who are familiar with his past. The Russian president defied protocol at a rare public appearance in the Dagestan region by warmly interacting with admirers in a sizable audience, shaking their hands and posing for photographs.He even gave a girl a cheek kiss once as she begged her mother to take a picture of him standing by her side. Despite never greeting his security staff during his two decades in power, he is seen shaking hands and straightening...

In a phone chat on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed the situation in Ukraine and how Moscow had handled an armed mercenary rebellion.In response to the Wagner mercenary group’s mutiny last Saturday, the Kremlin said that PM Modi had expressed support for what it dubbed the Russian leadership’s determined actions. Narendra Modi “expressed understanding and support for the decisive actions taken by the Russian leadership to protect law and order, ensure stability in the nation, and ensure the security of its citizens” in relation to the events of June 24 in Russia.

During a conference call last week, Rishi Sunak’s expression suddenly turned angry in a Downing Street office lit by chandeliers and a large television.On the condition of anonymity, two present parties revealed that the UK prime leader grumbled to close colleagues that his government never receives credit for making difficult decisions in the public good. Sunak continued: His emphasis on combating inflation was preventing calamity with little political upside, they claimed, and he had picked up the pieces after his predecessor Liz Truss drove the UK economy to the verge of collapse.

In preparation for the forthcoming two-match Test series beginning on July 12, Team India arrived in the West Indies on Friday. It’s interesting to note that the players went in groups because the Indian Board of Control for Cricket was unable to locate tickets for the same aircraft.Rohit Sharma, the captain of India, and Virat Kohli will depart from Paris and London, respectively. When the two elite hitters will join the team is still unknown. Currently spending time with their families are Rohit and Kohli. The Indian Express reports that they will arrive there the following week. India will also...