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Kuwait announces reduced working hours for government employees during Ramadan 2026 | World News

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Kuwait announces reduced working hours for government employees during Ramadan 2026 | World News

Kuwait announces shorter working hours for government employees during Ramadan 2026
Kuwait announces flexible working hours for government employees during Ramadan/Representative photo

Kuwait has announced changes to working hours for government employees during Ramadan, introducing shorter daily schedules and flexible start times under a new framework approved by the Civil Service Commission. The move is aimed at ensuring the continuity of public services while meeting the needs of employees during the holy month of Ramadan.In a statement released today, the council confirmed that all government employees will work four and a half hours a day during Ramadan. The decision was issued pursuant to External Decision No. (1) of 2024 and applies uniformly to all government agencies.Under the revised system, employees will be allowed to start work any time between 8:30am and 10:30am, introducing official flexible working arrangements during Ramadan. The committee said this flexibility is intended to align working hours with the specific circumstances of the holy month, while also supporting efficiency and staff well-being.The statement clarified that the decision includes all necessary timelines, rules and operational provisions that must be implemented consistently across government agencies. The authorities stressed that adhering to these guidelines is crucial to maintaining a balanced workflow that respects the spiritual significance of Ramadan without disrupting official operations.The Civil Service Commission also noted that the framework will be applied annually during Ramadan to reinforce its commitment to providing a responsive and adaptable work environment for government employees across Kuwait.

Evening News Report: Modi attacks House opposition, MPs walk out; LS Speaker says he asked PM to skip House & more India News

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Evening News Report: Modi attacks House opposition, MPs walk out; LS Speaker says he asked PM to skip House & more India News

Evening News Report: Modi attacks House opposition, MPs walk out; LS Speaker says he asked PM to skip House and other meetings
  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a speech at the meeting Federal Council Amid chants from opposition lawmakers, who blamed Congress for past failures and “protecting infiltrators”, he witnessed a walkout shortly after the speech began.
  • Speaker of the People’s House of Bila He said he had advised the Prime Minister not to come to the House of Representatives during the debate on the President’s speech after receiving suggestions that inappropriate incidents might have occurred near the Prime Minister’s chair, saying the move would help prevent chaos.
  • Ministry of External Affairs says India’s oil import decisions are guided by national interests energy securityrefuting claims that New Delhi has agreed to stop buying Russian crude oil.
  • India T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav said the team will play the World Cup match against Pakistan as per the ICC schedule, adding that India has not refused to play and flights to Colombo have been booked.
  • Union Minister Amit Shah launched cooperative-led ride-hailing platform Bharat Taxi and said it will expand across India within three years.

Here are the top 5 stories of the day:

“Thak gaye, chale gaye”: Prime Minister Modi attacks opposition MPs strike in Rajya Sabha

Opposition members chanted slogans and went on strike as Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the House of Representatives. Targeting the Congress party, Modi said the NDA government had spent much of a decade correcting “mistakes of the past”, including in economic management and infiltration. Opposition MPs raised slogans demanding that opposition leader Rahul Gandhi be allowed to speak. Prime Minister Modi took a jibe at Mallikarjun Haq, suggesting he consider “siting down” and raising slogans, considering his age. Shortly after the speech began, the opposition went on strike. Follow live updates here

Speaker Om Birla says he asked PM Modi to skip House fearing chaos

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said he has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi not to attend the House during the debate on the motion of thanking the President for his speech, citing intelligence that an “inappropriate incident” may have occurred near the Prime Minister’s chair. Birla said the decision was taken to prevent riots and protect parliamentary traditions, adding that the prime minister agreed to the request to maintain decorum. Read the full story here

MEA says India’s energy security is top priority on Russian oil

India’s foreign ministry said India’s energy security remains its core priority, responding to US President Donald Trump’s remarks that India may stop buying Russian oil. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India’s oil import decisions are guided by national interests, market conditions and global developments. He added that India has not publicly committed to stopping purchases of Russian oil or diverting supplies to the United States or Venezuela.His remarks came after Trump claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi had agreed to stop buying Russian oil as part of a broader trade understanding and that India could increase imports from the United States and even Venezuela. Read the full story here

T20 World Cup: Suriya says India will travel to Colombo to play Pakistan

India T20I captain Suryakumar Yadav said despite the uncertainty over Pakistan’s participation, the Indian team will adhere to the ICC World Cup schedule against Pakistan in Colombo. He said India has not refused to play and the team’s travel plans are in place. “Our flight to Colombo is booked. We are leaving,” Surya said, adding that the situation would become clearer closer to the game. Read the full story here

Amit Shah launches ‘Bharat Taxi’, plans to roll it out across the country

Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah launched India’s first cooperative-led ride-hailing platform ‘Bharat Taxi’ after a successful pilot. The service has been launched in Delhi-NCR and Gujarat and is expected to be expanded across the country within three years.“In three years, Bharat Taxi will be launched across the country, from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Dwarka to Kamakya,” Shah said while launching the platform. He added that the platform will be owned by the drivers themselves and profits will be shared directly with them, stressing that the government will not get involved in the taxi industry. Read the full story here

‘Infiltrators, Congress and mockery of Haji’: Top quotes from PM Modi’s reply to motion of thanks in Union House | India News

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‘Infiltrators, Congress and mockery of Haji’: Top quotes from PM Modi’s reply to motion of thanks in Union House | India News

'Infiltrators, Congress and ridicule of Haji': Top quotes from PM Modi's reply to motion of thanks in Lok Sabha

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi He delivered a much-anticipated speech in the House of Federation against a backdrop of slogans and strikes by the opposition. From aiming for “decades” congress Accusing the opposition of “protecting infiltrators”, the prime minister said a key component of the NDA regime, which has been in power for more than a decade, had “righted the mistakes of the past”.PM on ‘Let LoP speak’ and ‘Tanahashi can’t run (Dictatorship will not be tolerated) Opposition MP. PM Modi mocks Opposition leader Malikajun Hagersuggested that given his age, he should consider “sit down” and give a slogan. Shortly after the speech began, the opposition went on strike.“Considering Khalji’s age, I kindly request you, chairman, to allow him to sit and shout slogans so that he does not feel uncomfortable. There are young people behind him. So, please allow Khalji to sit and shout slogans,” he said.A day before he delivered his speech, his reply to the motion for a speech of thanks was canceled in the Lok Sabha due to protests by the opposition in the House.

Popular quotes from the speech:

  • A large part of our energy is spent on correcting the mistakes of the past. It would take a lot of effort to erase the image that period formed in the minds of the world, and they left things in such a damaged state. That is why we attach great importance to future-oriented policies. Today, countries are governed on the basis of policies and strategies. Global trust in India is growing. Guided by the slogan of “reform, execution, change”, we forge ahead. Today’s reality is that the country has boarded the express train of reform.
  • This Congress party has also betrayed the farmers. About 100 million farmers in our country own less than two hectares of land. Congress never cared about them, but we felt their pain; hence, we introduced Prime Minister Kisan Yojana.
  • Colleagues from TMC said a lot. But they should look at themselves. A brutal government has set new records on all parameters of its downfall. But here they are lecturing us…the future of the people there is in darkness but they (state governments) don’t care. They have no desire except to be in power. They give lectures here. Prosperous countries around the world are expelling illegal residents from their countries. But in our country, the courts are under pressure. How can the youth of our country forgive these people who go out of their way to defend infiltrators?
  • I heard the discussion and I think the level of discussion should be higher, especially over there (the opposition). They have been part of the government for many years. The level of discussion there should be higher. But they lost even this opportunity
  • Big countries are very eager to establish trade relations with India. Whether it’s the EU’s trade deal or the recent deal with the United States. The world has publicly praised these trade deals. When we sign a trade deal with the EU, the world becomes more confident in the possibility of global stability. After reaching a trade agreement with the United States, the world is more convinced that with stability, they can also feel the speed. This is a positive sign for the world.
  • Today, India is a trusted partner to several countries and we are playing our part for the welfare of the world. The whole world is talking about it today southern countries But as the protagonist of this discussion, India today has emerged as a powerful voice for the Global South on the global platform.
  • India is signing future-proof trade deals with several countries. In the past few days, we have signed trade agreements with nine major countries in the world. The most important thing is that it has deals with 27 countries, the European Union being one of them.
  • The first quarter of the 21st century has ended. But this second quarter was decisive, just like the second quarter of India’s freedom struggle in the last century. I can clearly see that the second quarter will be equally capable in the direction of building Viksit Bharat.

Cristiano Ronaldo 41st Birthday: Career Goals, Records, Achievements and Net Worth | Football News

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Cristiano Ronaldo 41st Birthday: Career Goals, Records, Achievements and Net Worth | Football News

Cristiano Ronaldo 41st Birthday: Career Goals, Records, Achievements and Net Worth
Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal (AP Photo)

cristiano ronaldoBirthdays are more than just a personal milestone. Now is a time for the sports world to look back on a career that melded relentless excellence, historic numbers and profound human ambition. Few athletes in any sport are as globally admired as they are today. ronaldo Keep enjoying. The 41-year-old Portuguese superstar shows few signs of slowing down. Driven by discipline, fitness and a relentless competitive edge, Ronaldo remains focused on making 2026 count and harbors the long-term dream of winning the title fifa world cup Still firmly alive. A shooter for every generation Ronaldo’s legacy is rooted in a goalscoring record that transcends eras, leagues and tactical trends. From his emergence at Sporting Lisbon, through iconic performances at Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus, to his current chapter at Al Nasr, he has shown exceptional consistency at the highest level.

Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United

Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United (Getty Images)

He has been a decisive figure for Portugal for more than two decades, combining power, aerial dominance and clinical finishing with extraordinary longevity. Ronaldo scored 961 goals in his career for club and country. He is the only footballer to score more than 100 competitive goals for four clubs: Real Madrid, Manchester United, Juventus and Al Nasr. Club goals breakdown Real Madrid: 450 goals in 438 games Manchester United: 145 goals in 346 games Al Nasr: 117 goals in 133 games Juventus: 101 goals in 134 games Sporting CP: 5 goals scored in 31 games

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Cristiano Ronaldo (Getty Images)

international record Portugal: 143 goals in 226 games A journey full of trophies During his more than 20-year career at the top of his game, Ronaldo amassed one of the most decorated trophy collections in football history. In 2002, he won the Oliveira Super League championship with Sporting CP. At Manchester United, his honors include three Premier League titles, the FA Cup, two League Cups, the Community Shield, the UEFA Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup. During his time at Real Madrid, he won two La Liga titles, two Copa del Reys, two Spanish Super Cups, four Champions League titles, two European Super Cups and three FIFA Club World Cups. At Juventus, he won two Serie A titles, the Coppa Italia and two Italian Super Cup trophies.

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Cristiano Ronaldo (Getty Images)

He won the 2023 Arab Club Champions Cup with Al Nassr. On the international stage, Ronaldo led Portugal to titles at Euro 2016, the 2018-19 and 2024-25 UEFA Nations League. Individually, he has won five Ballon d’Ors, four European Golden Boots and three UEFA Men’s Player of the Year honors, underscoring his continued dominance. A record that defines an era Cristiano Ronaldo remains the top scorer in the history of the Champions League with 140 goals and the best assists in Champions League history with 42 assists. He is also the highest scorer in the history of Real Madrid and the Portuguese national team.

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Cristiano Ronaldo (Photo by Lars Baron/Getty Images)

He has achieved 961 career goals and continues to be motivated by his pursuit of the 1,000 goal milestone, a goal once considered unattainable. A global icon beyond football Off the pitch, Ronaldo has built a vast business empire. Through endorsements, investments and his CR7 brand in fashion, fragrance and hospitality, he has become one of the most powerful global brands in sports. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, his net worth is estimated at $1.4 billion, approximately Rs 12,000 crore, as of October 2025, making him the first active team sports athlete to achieve billionaire status. As Ronaldo celebrates another birthday, his story remains unfinished, driven by ambition, legacy and an abiding desire for greatness.

‘Strange things…’: Shashi Tharoor reacts to son Ishan’s firing from The Washington Post India News

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'Strange things...': Shashi Tharoor reacts to son Ishan being fired from The Washington Post

member of congress Shashi Tharoor Criticized the Washington Post’s decision to fire his son, foreign affairs columnist Ishaan Tharoor, calling it an “unjustified act of self-immolation.”Tharoor responded on He said he met with foreign ministers, diplomats and academics around the world who read the newsletter daily and believed the paper could have tried to monetize its influence rather than abolish it.

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Ishaan Tharoor is one of those fired as part of a major reorganization of The Washington Post that affects about 300 employees and significantly reduces the paper’s international coverage. Several international journalists and editors also announced their withdrawal on social media.Ishaan Tharoor said in a post on In another post, he called it a “bad day” and shared a photo of an empty newsroom. He also wrote about the launch of WorldView in 2017 and thanked the newsletter’s approximately 500,000 subscribers.The Washington Post is owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. The Washington Post Association, which represents employees, issued a statement urging continued investment in the paper’s journalism.The layoffs at The Washington Post are part of a broader restructuring that has seen the paper significantly scale back its global and national reporting operations. Approximately 300 employees in various departments were affected, with the international department being the most affected.As part of the overhaul, The Post reduced its field offices and eliminated some international reporting roles, effectively shrinking its on-the-ground presence in regions including the Middle East, Europe, Asia and Latin America. Multiple senior reporters and editors publicly confirmed their exits, with some noting that entire regional teams had been disbanded.The reorganization also resulted in the winding down or closing of several editorial programs, including podcasts and specialty sections, as management seeks to cut costs and refocus resources amid continued financial pressure on traditional newsrooms in the United States.The Washington Post, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has faced declining digital subscription and advertising revenue in recent years, prompting repeated cost cuts. The paper’s union warned that continued cuts to reporting staff could harm its journalistic mission, particularly its ability to comprehensively cover international affairs.This round of layoffs marks one of the most significant contractions of The Post’s global reporting footprint in modern history, marking a strategic retreat from the paper’s broad international coverage at a time of heightened geopolitical instability.

Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana support men’s team ahead of T20 World Cup – Watch | Cricket News

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Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana support men’s team ahead of T20 World Cup – Watch | Cricket News

Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana support men's team ahead of T20 World Cup - Watch
Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti Mandhana and the Indian cricket team (Institutional photo)

As the Indian men’s team prepares to begin their journey to the 2026 T20 World Cup, there is also a message of encouragement from the women’s team in blue. Fresh off their historic win at the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025, members of the Indian women’s team have extended their best wishes to the men’s team to defend their title in the global event. India entered this World Cup as the defending champions after narrowly defeating South Africa in the 2024 T20 World Cup final. The support for the women’s team highlights the strong sense of unity and common purpose within the Indian cricket community.

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Leading the message is the women’s captain Harmanpreet KaurExpressed full confidence in the men’s team. “Wish India all the best in the T20 World Cup. Play with all your heart, enjoy the game and we all know you will win this game. Good luck with everything,” she said. Vice captain Mandana also shared her encouragement while acknowledging the expectations that come with being the defending champion. “I wish the Indian team all the best, it looks really good and we are all looking forward to another cup match. But there is no pressure and hopefully we can play some good cricket,” she said. All-rounder Deepti SharmaA key figure in India’s ODI World Cup success and winning the Player of the Series award, he stressed the importance of hosting the tournament on home soil. “I wish you all the best, it will happen in India and it will be very special. Take the trophy home,” she said. Wicketkeeper-batsman Richa Ghosh also joined in the support, sending out a simple message of encouragement ahead of the big event. “I wish you all the best and good luck in the 2026 Men’s T20 World Cup,” she said. The Indian women’s team created history by winning the 2025 ICC Women’s ODI World Cup for the first time since its inception, once again highlighting the collective spirit of the Indian cricket community. As the Men in Blue prepare to kick off their World Cup campaign against the United States on Saturday, the Women in Blue are also gearing up for international duty of their own. Their multi-format tour of Australia begins on February 15 with a three-match T20I series, followed by three ODIs and a one-off Test match.

‘Unprecedented’: Lok Sabha passes motion of thanks for President’s speech without Prime Minister’s speech; first time since 2004 | India News

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'Unprecedented': Lok Sabha passes motion of thanks for President's speech without Prime Minister's speech; first time since 2004

New Delhi: parliamentary budget meeting In an unprecedented move, the Lok Sabha passed a motion of thanks for the President’s speech, but the Prime Minister did not respond as per custom.This is the first time since 2004, when the motion passed without a reply from the Prime Minister. In 2004, then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was “prevented from speaking by the Bharatiya Janata Party”.The Prime Minister was also absent from the House on Thursday when Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla discussed the opposition’s vote on amendments to the motion of thanks, but all the amendments were rejected. The Speaker then read out a motion thanking the President for his speech in the House and Senate on January 28, which was passed by voice vote despite repeated slogans from opposition members.Prime Minister Modi was scheduled to deliver a speech at 5 pm on Wednesday, but he did not reach the Lok Sabha. At the start of the meeting, opposition female MPs surrounded the Prime Minister’s chair and put up protest posters. The House adjourned amid uproar and the speech was eventually cancelled.Prime Minister Modi is now likely to deliver a speech in the Lok Sabha and the debate on the motion to thank the President for his speech is going on without interruption.

When Manmohan Singh was not allowed to speak

Congress cited a 2004 precedent to rebut the current criticism, recalling that on June 10 that year the BJP blocked then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from replying to the motion of thanks for the President’s address. “Recall and reminder – On June 10, 2004, the BJP blocked the Prime Minister from delivering a speech on the motion of thanks to the President for his speech,” Congress leader Jairam Ramesh posted on X.He also shared an old video of Manmohan’s second year speech, when he said in the House, “This is a hard-earned privilege for me as I had to wait a whole year to complete this gratifying task.”Ramesh quoted Singh as saying: “Mr. Speaker, I consider it an honor to stand here today and address the esteemed Rashtrapatiji to the members of both Houses of Parliament to express the gratitude of our government. Sir, this is a hard-earned honor for me as I had to wait a whole year to complete this gratifying task. I would like to take this opportunity to double thank the President for his speech last year and for his speech this year.”

‘PM hiding behind Speaker’: Opposition sharply rebuts Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla’s remarks on Modi speech, Congress ‘conspiracy’ India News

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‘PM hiding behind Speaker’: Opposition sharply rebuts Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla’s remarks on Modi speech, Congress ‘conspiracy’ India News

'PM hiding behind Speaker': Opposition sharply rebuts Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla's remarks on Modi's speech, Congress 'conspiracy'

New Delhi: Congress slams PM Narendra Modi For after “hiding behind the speaker” About Birla He said he had asked the prime minister not to come to the House of Representatives when he planned to respond to the president’s speech, citing the safety of the female congresswoman. The Lok Sabha finally passed a motion of thanks for the president’s speech, but the prime minister did not respond as usual.“The Prime Minister is hiding behind the Speaker. Yesterday, he did not have the courage to come to the House because three women were standing in front of the bench. What nonsense is this? There is no discussion because the government does not want to have a discussion,” Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi said on Thursday, soon after the Lok Sabha session was adjourned again within seconds.In addition, Congress leader Pawan Khera dismissed the speaker’s claims of “security issues” and said the women MPs had come to protest.Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to address the Lok Sabha at 5 pm on Wednesday. However, when proceedings began, female opposition leaders stood around the prime minister’s chair and put up posters in protest. The Prime Minister did not attend the House of Representatives and the speech was eventually cancelled.Om Birla claimed that the MPs “may have created an inappropriate incident near the Prime Minister’s chair” and therefore advised the Prime Minister not to visit the House.“Are the Modi government and their compliant journalists trying to say that women are inherently violent? Are women’s protests considered terrorism? Are the Modi government and their compliant journalists uncomfortable with a Dalit woman MP standing up? Do they think they are untouchable?” Keira responded to these claims.“The Modi government and its servile journalists should apologize to the women of the country, especially Dalit women,” he added.The opposition has been protesting against the Centre’s proposed Indo-US trade deal, claiming it will harm farmers and agriculture, the suspension of eight opposition legislators during the budget session, the alleged marginalization of the Congress in conveying key policy decisions, and the controversy surrounding the memoirs of former Army Chief Naravane, which Rahul Gandhi cited when accusing the government of harming national interests, leading to heightened tensions inside and outside the House.

‘Good value added’: Darsan Shanaka praises former India coach’s role in Sri Lanka training camp Cricket News

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'Good value added': Darsan Shanaka praises former India coach's role in Sri Lanka training camp
Sri Lanka’s Dasun Shanaka passes the ball to Matheesha Pathirana (Getty Images)

sri lanka captain darsang shanaka Praise for batting consultant Vikram Rathore In recognition of the impact he had made ahead of the T20 World Cup, he was praised for encouraging a more aggressive mentality that allowed batsmen to express themselves more freely. Latour was part of the Indian coaching staff that won the 2024 T20 World Cup and worked with the team for five years. Last month, he was appointed as Sri Lanka’s batting consultant in the run-up to the ICC tournament.

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Shanaka, who spoke at the Captain’s Day event along with seven other captains, highlighted Latour’s impact on the team. “Vikram Rathore is a great addition for us,” Shanaka said. “His knowledge and his character – he always wants us to be in an attacking position and that frees up most of the players, which I really like and he’s a great value addition to the team.” Shanaka’s comments come as Sri Lanka have been under pressure since the start of the year over a series of disappointing results domestically. The team lost the T20I series 1-2 to Pakistan in early January and were subsequently defeated by England in both white-ball series that concluded earlier this week. When the batsmen struggled in the series, Shanaka stood by his players and refused to entertain the idea of ​​total defeat. “Don’t see any failure from the batsmen, it always depends on the wickets and our batting choices,” Shanaka said while expressing confidence that there will be improvement during the World Cup. Frustration among Palleke fans boiled over after the T20I series defeat two days ago, with local fans venting their anger on the team. In response to this situation, Shanaka called on supporters to continue to provide support. “I hope to have the support of the fans. It is important for us that we have to play well for their benefit and that of the team. We are aware of the national pride,” he said. “The fans have always supported us. I will tell the fans that we have not performed well in the last three games and although we tried hard, we did not get the right results. We are sorry for that.” Sri Lanka will kick off their T20 World Cup campaign against Ireland on Sunday.

Albert Einstein’s quote of the day: “The best experience we can have is mystery. It is fundamental…”

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Albert Einstein’s quote of the day: “The best experience we can have is mystery. It is fundamental…”

Albert Einstein's quote of the day: "The most beautiful experience we can have is mystery. This is fundamental..."

In a world that values ​​quick answers, certainty is often comforting. But some of life’s most meaningful moments come from questions that can’t be immediately explained.Today’s quote is “The most beautiful experience we can have is that of mystery. It is the fundamental emotion in the cradle of true art and true science” by Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientific minds in history. Despite his pioneering work, Einstein never believed that mystery could be eliminated. He sees it as something that needs to be protected.Einstein believed that miracles were the engine of progress. Without curiosity, science becomes mechanical. Without mystery, art loses its soul. What drives humanity is not just knowledge, but the desire to explore what lies beyond knowledge.

Albert Einstein’s Quote of the Day

“The most beautiful experience we can have is mystery. This is the fundamental emotion in the cradle of true art and true science.”

citation meaning

Einstein said that mystery is the beginning of all meaningful things.Before making the discovery, there’s a question. Before there was a painting, a poem, or a theory, there was curiosity. Mystery inspires imagination. It drives people to explore, experiment and create.The phrase also implies humility. Accepting mystery means accepting that we don’t know everything. This openness keeps the mind flexible. It prevents arrogance and keeps learning alive.For Einstein, science was more than equations. It’s about awe. Like the awe an artist feels when creating something new. In both cases, mystery is not the enemy. This is the source.

Why this quote is important today

Today, information is everywhere. Answers are just a click away. While this is powerful, it can also undermine curiosity. Curiosity disappears when everything is explained.This quote reminds us to slow down and appreciate the things we don’t yet understand. The big questions about life, the universe, creativity, and human emotion still matter. They keep us focused, thoughtful, and inspired.Mystery also teaches us patience. Not everything needs to be clear immediately. Some things require time, reflection and exploration.

How to apply it to daily life

  • Be curious rather than jumping to conclusions
  • Ask questions, even if answers aren’t immediately available
  • Read, watch or listen to something that challenges your thinking
  • Allow yourself to be surprised by nature, science or art
  • Stimulate children’s curiosity, not just give answers
  • Treat uncertainty as an invitation to learn, not a threat

Other quotes from Albert Einstein

  • “Imagination is more important than knowledge.”
  • “It’s important not to stop asking questions.”
  • “Life is like riding a bicycle. To stay balanced, you have to keep moving forward.”
  • “He who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.”
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