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Actor Ashish Vidyarthi’s ex-wife Piloo on keeping his surname after divorce: ‘If you marry again…’

In a world where public figures constantly navigate personal decisions under the spotlight, the discourse around identity after divorce has recently reignited with actor Ashish Vidyarthi’s ex-wife, Piloo Vidyarthi, opening up about her choice to retain her ex-husband’s surname. In an interview that has quickly gathered attention online, Piloo candidly addressed why she still goes…

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She debuted as a Kingfisher Calendar model, became a cricket host, and got a surprise on-field proposal on live TV: Who is Karishma Kotak?

In the ever-evolving world of Indian entertainment, few personalities manage to leave a lasting mark across multiple domains. Karishma Kotak is one such name that continues to captivate audiences with her versatility, charm, and bold career choices. From gracing the coveted pages of the Kingfisher Calendar to hosting cricket matches on prime-time television, and even…

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FTII Students Condemn National Awards Given to The Kerala Story, Call It Political Propaganda

Pune – Students of the prestigious Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) have raised strong objections to the decision to confer National Awards on the controversial film The Kerala Story, calling it a blatant misuse of cinema as a tool for political propaganda. In a strongly worded statement and subsequent protest on the institute’s…

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Pakistan: Protesting Traders Block Karakoram Highway, Several Chinese Nationals Stranded Amidst Growing Economic Tensions

Islamabad – The Karakoram Highway (KKH), often touted as the backbone of China-Pakistan connectivity, came to a grinding halt this week as protesting Pakistani traders blocked the crucial route, leaving dozens of Chinese nationals stranded and exposing growing discontent over economic disparities, trade policies, and local grievances tied to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The…

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Bangladesh Envoy Wraps Up Tripura Visit, Discusses Bilateral Ties, Economic Prospect with Key Stakeholders

Agartala – Bangladesh High Commissioner to India, Mustafizur Rahman, concluded his strategic multi-day visit to Tripura with a comprehensive engagement focused on enhancing bilateral ties, strengthening economic cooperation, and accelerating cross-border connectivity. The high-level diplomatic outreach has been hailed as a potential game-changer for the northeast region, especially in terms of trade and infrastructural integration…

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Mamata Banerjee Angered by Delhi Police Mention of Bengali as ‘Bangladeshi Language’, BJP Reacts Sharply Amid Political Storm

Kolkata/New Delhi – A fresh political row has erupted after the Delhi Police, in a controversial document, reportedly referred to Bengali as a “Bangladeshi language” in the context of identifying illegal immigrants. The reference sparked sharp condemnation from West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who termed it an “insult” to Bengali language and culture, demanding…

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Pradyot Manikya Urges Chhattisgarh CM to Ensure Fair Probe into Arrest of Two Kerala Nuns, Sparks Political Uproar

Agartala/Raipur: In a development that has added a fresh political twist to the arrest of two Kerala-based Catholic nuns in Chhattisgarh, Tripura royal scion and political leader Pradyot Manikya Debbarma has written to Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai urging a fair and transparent investigation into the matter. His intervention has created a ripple effect…

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DMK, Allies Oppose EC’s Move to Add 6.5 Lakh Bihar Voters in Tamil Nadu, Call It “Backdoor Entry” for Electoral Distortion

Chennai: The Election Commission of India’s recent move to integrate nearly 6.5 lakh migrant workers from Bihar into the electoral rolls of Tamil Nadu has triggered a political storm, with the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) and its alliance partners launching a scathing attack. The issue, which came to light through internal EC communications and…

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Bail for Kerala Nuns a Feather in the Political Cap of BJP and Rajeev Chandrasekhar?

In a politically charged case that has drawn national attention, the recent bail granted to two Kerala-based Catholic nuns has stirred a fresh round of speculation, particularly about the role played by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar. While the legal victory has brought some respite to the accused, political observers…

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Iranian President Arrives in Pakistan Amid West Asia Tensions, Signaling Strategic Diplomatic Shift

In a significant development amid rising tensions in West Asia, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi arrived in Islamabad on a high-profile state visit, aimed at reinforcing diplomatic, economic, and security ties between Iran and Pakistan. The visit, marked by ceremonial welcomes and closed-door meetings, comes against a backdrop of regional instability, strained Iran-West relations, and evolving…

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Indian Army Signs ₹223.95 Crore Deal for Indigenous Tank Transporter Trailers, Strengthening Self-Reliance in Defence Logistics

In a strategic push towards self-reliance and operational mobility, the Indian Army has inked a ₹223.95 crore contract for the procurement of indigenously developed tank transporter trailers. The contract was signed with an Indian private sector manufacturer under the “Make in India” initiative, marking another critical milestone in the modernization of the Army’s logistics infrastructure….

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Kolkata: British-Era Sewerage System Turns Corner with Tech, Precise Restoration

Kolkata, one of the oldest and most historically significant cities in India, is now witnessing a technological revival of its British-era underground sewerage system, a marvel once considered the pride of colonial engineering in the 19th century. With precision mapping, robotic inspection tools, and AI-integrated monitoring, the city’s archaic drainage and sewer infrastructure is being…

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Fatima Sana Shaikh gets real about relationships: “Even men suffer under patriarchy, they are ridiculed”

In a bold and refreshingly honest take on the complexities of relationships and societal norms, Bollywood actress Fatima Sana Shaikh has opened up about the emotional toll that patriarchy takes—not just on women but on men as well. The Dangal and Ludo star, known for her fierce roles and outspoken personality, has brought attention to…

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Not Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo… who has the highest career transfer fee?

In the world of football where records are constantly being shattered and multimillion-dollar deals are now routine, two names dominate discussions about transfer market value—Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. But surprisingly, neither of these legendary footballers tops the list of the highest cumulative career transfer fees. That title belongs to none other than Neymar Jr,…

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Centre clears Rs 821 crore to fast-track Delhi’s push towards becoming a ‘developed capital’

In a significant move to accelerate the infrastructure and civic modernization of India’s national capital, the central government has approved a fresh financial allocation of ₹821 crore for Delhi under the PM Gati Shakti initiative and other urban development programs. The objective is to transform Delhi into a ‘developed capital’ in line with Prime Minister…

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Chidambaram slams Amit Shah’s claim on Afzal Guru execution: ‘Mercy plea was pending before President’

In a fresh flashpoint between the Congress and the BJP, senior Congress leader and former Union Finance Minister P. Chidambaram has rebutted Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s recent comments regarding the 2013 execution of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru. Chidambaram stated unequivocally that the delay in the execution was due to the pending mercy petition…

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‘Manik Sarkar tried his best to defame state govt’: Tripura CM Manik Saha reacts to ex-CM’s allegations of feud between allies BJP, Tipra Motha

Tripura’s political arena witnessed a dramatic flare-up as Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha lashed out at former Chief Minister and CPI(M) stalwart Manik Sarkar over his recent comments alleging internal discord within the ruling alliance of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Tipra Motha. Saha accused Sarkar of attempting to “defame the state government” and…

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Ex-Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Panneerselvam snaps ties with NDA hours after morning walk with MK Stalin

In a politically charged move that has taken Tamil Nadu’s political corridors by storm, former Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam (OPS) announced his party’s formal exit from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) merely hours after being spotted on a morning walk with Chief Minister M.K. Stalin at Chennai’s Marina Beach. The unexpected development has triggered speculation…

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Divert excess water to Rayalaseema, reservoirs can hold more water: CM Naidu pushes inter-basin strategy amid monsoon overflow

In a decisive intervention during the peak of the monsoon season, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has called for the immediate diversion of surplus floodwater to the water-scarce Rayalaseema region. Chairing a high-level review meeting with the Water Resources Department in Amaravati, CM Naidu emphasized that several major reservoirs in the state are…

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Cabinet clears ₹2,000 crore NCDC grant, ₹11,000 crore rail infra upgrade to boost rural economy and connectivity

In a significant move aimed at accelerating rural development and modernising railway infrastructure, the Union Cabinet has approved a combined financial outlay of ₹13,000 crore, including a ₹2,000 crore grant to the National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC) and an ₹11,000 crore allocation for critical upgrades in India’s rail network. The announcement underscores the government’s twin…

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India’s Fighter Jet Crunch Nears Pakistan’s Strength, Eyes China-Style Fix; Delhi Red Tape Slows Delivery

India’s fighter jet fleet, once significantly superior in the region, is now alarmingly close in numbers to that of Pakistan, creating strategic unease in defence circles. Experts warn that continued delays in acquisitions, coupled with sluggish upgrades and bureaucratic red tape in Delhi, are eroding the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) combat edge, particularly when India…

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Pharma downplays 25% tariff impact: US healthcare could feel the blow instead of India—what sector experts say

India’s pharmaceutical industry is holding a cautiously optimistic view in the face of the United States’ proposed 25% import tariff on a range of Indian drug products. While the initial reaction across industries was concern over potential disruption, the pharma sector appears to be downplaying the direct impact of these tariffs. Industry leaders and policy…

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Bangladesh outfit backed by Turkish NGO published anti-India map: Jaishankar

In a significant revelation that has stirred both diplomatic and national security circles, External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar has stated that a Bangladesh-based organisation, allegedly backed by a Turkish non-governmental organisation (NGO), was responsible for the circulation of an anti-India map. The publication, which reportedly distorts India’s borders and sovereignty, has raised alarms within…

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India’s purchases of Russian oil ‘point of irritation’ in bilateral ties with US: Rubio

The strategic partnership between India and the United States—often hailed as one of the most significant bilateral relationships in the 21st century—has encountered a delicate strain. US Senator Marco Rubio recently labeled India’s continued purchase of discounted Russian crude oil as a “point of irritation” in an otherwise broad-based cooperation framework. His remarks have reignited…

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Mizoram begins biometric enrolment of 34,000 refugees from Myanmar, Bangladesh

In a significant move towards streamlining refugee management and national security, the Mizoram government has launched a biometric enrolment drive to document over 34,000 refugees currently residing in the state from neighbouring Myanmar and Bangladesh. The drive, led by the Home Department in coordination with district administrations and law enforcement agencies, is aimed at creating…

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Tripura aims for 25,200 hectares hybrid rice cultivation under SRI in 2025–26: Minister

In a major step towards agricultural reform and food security, the Government of Tripura has announced an ambitious target of cultivating hybrid rice over 25,200 hectares using the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) method in the 2025–26 financial year. The announcement was made by Tripura’s Agriculture Minister Ratan Lal Nath during a review meeting with…

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