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Dharmendra passes away at 89: Punjabi writer-director Jagdeep Sidhu recalls late actor, says, ‘He lived like a king, like a lion’ – Exclusive |

Dharmendra passes away at 89: Punjabi writer-director Jagdeep Sidhu recalls late actor, says, ‘He lived like a king, like a lion’ – Exclusive |

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Bollywood’s ‘He-Man,’ beloved actor Dharmendra, has passed away at the age of 89. The actor who lived in millions of hearts, left them shattered as he breathed his last on Monday, November 24, 2025. Remembering the legendary actor, Punjabi writer-director Jagdeep Sidhu says, “In one way or the other, every artist from Punjab wanted to…

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Unsung architects of the UAE: The leaders who forged a nation | World News

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Sheikh Zayed and fellow rulers united seven emirates, building schools, hospitals, roads, and modern UAE cities/Representative Image The United Arab Emirates, now a beacon of economic prosperity and modern governance, owes its existence to the vision, courage, and determination of its founding rulers. Beyond the gleaming skyscrapers and thriving cities lie the deliberate choices and…

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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has expressed alarm to the Election Commission over two “disturbing” developments concerning the state’s election machinery. She questioned the outsourcing of data entry work by the Chief Electoral Officer and the proposal to set up polling booths in private housing complexes, citing concerns about fairness and potential political influence. NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday wrote to chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, raising concern over what she described as two “disturbing yet urgent developments” connected to the upcoming elections in the state. She questioned a centralised Request for Proposal issued by the chief electoral officer (CEO) for outsourcing data personnel and objected to a proposal to set up polling stations inside private residential complexes. In the letter, Banerjee said, “I am constrained to write to you regarding two disturbing yet urgent developments that have been brought to my notice, and which, in my view, warrant your immediate intervention.” Her first objection relates to what she called a “questionable RfP issued by CEO, West Bengal”. “It has recently come to light that the CEO, West Bengal, has directed District Election Officers (DEOs) not to engage contractual data entry operators and Bangla Sahyata Kendra (BSK) staff for SIR-related or other – `election-related data work. Simultaneously, the CEO’s office has floated a Request for Proposal (RfP) for hiring 1,000 Data Entry Operators and 50 Software Developers for a period of one year. This raises serious concerns.” She argued that district offices already have enough qualified staff and are empowered to make their own arrangements. “When district offices already have a substantial number of competent professionals performing such functions, what necessitates the CEO’s initiative to outsource the same work through an external agency for a full year? Traditionally, field offices have always hired their own contractual data entry personnel as per requirement. If there is an urgent need, DEOs are fully empowered to undertake such hiring themselves. Why, then, is the CEO’s office assuming this role on behalf of field offices? What substantive difference is expected in the service conditions or contractual obligations between those already engaged and those to be hired through the proposed agency? Is this exercise being undertaken at the behest of a political party to serve vested interests? The timing and manner of this RfP certainly raise legitimate doubts.” On the second issue, Banerjee registered strong opposition to the idea of establishing polling stations inside private housing complexes. “It has further been brought to my attention that the Election Commission is considering setting up polling stations within private residential complexes, and DEOs have been asked to provide recommendations. This proposal is deeply problematic. Polling stations have always been-and must remain-located in government or semi-government institutions, preferably within a 2 km radius, to ensure accessibility and neutrality. Private buildings are typically avoided for clear reasons: they compromise faimess, violate established norms, and create discriminatory distinctions between privileged residents and the general public- the haves and have-nots. Why is such a move being contemplated at all? Again, is this being done under pressure’from a political party to advance their partisan. interests? Why? Why? Why?” Calling the implications far-reaching, she warned, “The implications of such a decision would have severe impact on the fairness of the electoral process.” Banerjee concluded by appealing for immediate action. “I urge you to examine these issues with utmost seriousness, impartiality, and transparency. It is essential that the dignity, neutrality, and credibility of the Commission remain above reproach and are not compromised under any circumstances.”About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTejas Crash: HAL Issues Clarification As Court Of Inquiry Probes Wing Commander Namansh Syal’s DeathDelhi Air Pollution Protest At India Gate Turns Violent Amid ‘Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe’ SlogansRajnath Singh’s Sindh Comment Sparks Pakistan Fury As Islamabad Labels India ‘Expansionist’ AgainINS Mahe Commissioned As Indian Navy’s New Aatmanirbhar Submarine Killer For Stronger Coastal ShieldSuicide Bombers Storm Pakistan’s FC Headquarters In Peshawar As Explosions Rock High-Security ZoneJustice Surya Kant, Known For Article 370 Ruling And Pegasus Scrutiny, Takes Oath As India’s New CJI’We May Have Run Away!’: Cyril Ramaphosa’s Joke To PM Modi on Hosting G20 Summit Sparks LaughterHow AQ Khan Became ‘Merchant Of Death’ And Triggered Musharraf’s Outrage, Reveals Ex CIA OperativeIndia, Canada Restart Trade Talks, Aim For -Bn Trade By 2030 As Pm Modi Meets Mark CarneyIndia, Italy Launch Joint Initiative To Counter Terror Financing As PM Modi Meets Meloni123PhotostoriesFrom Nushrratt Bharuccha to Tiger Shroff: Bollywood stars stuck in repetitive on-screen images10 most effective natural hacks to permanently get rid of mice and rats at homeDelhi’s bold vision: Luxury metro coaches, tunnels and pod taxisSticking out: 8 animals with incredibly long tonguesAkshay Kumar’s discipline and fitness lessons for childrenSadhguru reveals how many times you must chew each bite for better digestionRemembering Dharmendra: Pall of gloom descends on Mumbai’s Sunny Villa, last rites performed at Vile Parle crematorium; celebrities, fans pay tributesWork picks up on Rs 621 crore Anna Salai flyover in Chennai as spans arrive10 phrases that can calm down an angry child10 Yoga poses to help kids concentrate better123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayNew Labour CodeChennai rainGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingNew Labour LawsIslam MakhachevCola Social Security PaymentsBrittany MahomesCanada Citizenship ActDelhi ProtestSmriti Mandhana WeddingJack HughesRama Raju MantenaFortnite Chapter 7 Leaked

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has expressed alarm to the Election Commission over two “disturbing” developments concerning the state’s election machinery. She questioned the outsourcing of data entry work by the Chief Electoral Officer and the proposal to set up polling booths in private housing complexes, citing concerns about fairness and potential political influence. NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday wrote to chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, raising concern over what she described as two “disturbing yet urgent developments” connected to the upcoming elections in the state. She questioned a centralised Request for Proposal issued by the chief electoral officer (CEO) for outsourcing data personnel and objected to a proposal to set up polling stations inside private residential complexes. In the letter, Banerjee said, “I am constrained to write to you regarding two disturbing yet urgent developments that have been brought to my notice, and which, in my view, warrant your immediate intervention.” Her first objection relates to what she called a “questionable RfP issued by CEO, West Bengal”. “It has recently come to light that the CEO, West Bengal, has directed District Election Officers (DEOs) not to engage contractual data entry operators and Bangla Sahyata Kendra (BSK) staff for SIR-related or other – `election-related data work. Simultaneously, the CEO’s office has floated a Request for Proposal (RfP) for hiring 1,000 Data Entry Operators and 50 Software Developers for a period of one year. This raises serious concerns.” She argued that district offices already have enough qualified staff and are empowered to make their own arrangements. “When district offices already have a substantial number of competent professionals performing such functions, what necessitates the CEO’s initiative to outsource the same work through an external agency for a full year? Traditionally, field offices have always hired their own contractual data entry personnel as per requirement. If there is an urgent need, DEOs are fully empowered to undertake such hiring themselves. Why, then, is the CEO’s office assuming this role on behalf of field offices? What substantive difference is expected in the service conditions or contractual obligations between those already engaged and those to be hired through the proposed agency? Is this exercise being undertaken at the behest of a political party to serve vested interests? The timing and manner of this RfP certainly raise legitimate doubts.” On the second issue, Banerjee registered strong opposition to the idea of establishing polling stations inside private housing complexes. “It has further been brought to my attention that the Election Commission is considering setting up polling stations within private residential complexes, and DEOs have been asked to provide recommendations. This proposal is deeply problematic. Polling stations have always been-and must remain-located in government or semi-government institutions, preferably within a 2 km radius, to ensure accessibility and neutrality. Private buildings are typically avoided for clear reasons: they compromise faimess, violate established norms, and create discriminatory distinctions between privileged residents and the general public- the haves and have-nots. Why is such a move being contemplated at all? Again, is this being done under pressure’from a political party to advance their partisan. interests? Why? Why? Why?” Calling the implications far-reaching, she warned, “The implications of such a decision would have severe impact on the fairness of the electoral process.” Banerjee concluded by appealing for immediate action. “I urge you to examine these issues with utmost seriousness, impartiality, and transparency. It is essential that the dignity, neutrality, and credibility of the Commission remain above reproach and are not compromised under any circumstances.”About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTejas Crash: HAL Issues Clarification As Court Of Inquiry Probes Wing Commander Namansh Syal’s DeathDelhi Air Pollution Protest At India Gate Turns Violent Amid ‘Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe’ SlogansRajnath Singh’s Sindh Comment Sparks Pakistan Fury As Islamabad Labels India ‘Expansionist’ AgainINS Mahe Commissioned As Indian Navy’s New Aatmanirbhar Submarine Killer For Stronger Coastal ShieldSuicide Bombers Storm Pakistan’s FC Headquarters In Peshawar As Explosions Rock High-Security ZoneJustice Surya Kant, Known For Article 370 Ruling And Pegasus Scrutiny, Takes Oath As India’s New CJI’We May Have Run Away!’: Cyril Ramaphosa’s Joke To PM Modi on Hosting G20 Summit Sparks LaughterHow AQ Khan Became ‘Merchant Of Death’ And Triggered Musharraf’s Outrage, Reveals Ex CIA OperativeIndia, Canada Restart Trade Talks, Aim For $50-Bn Trade By 2030 As Pm Modi Meets Mark CarneyIndia, Italy Launch Joint Initiative To Counter Terror Financing As PM Modi Meets Meloni123PhotostoriesFrom Nushrratt Bharuccha to Tiger Shroff: Bollywood stars stuck in repetitive on-screen images10 most effective natural hacks to permanently get rid of mice and rats at homeDelhi’s bold vision: Luxury metro coaches, tunnels and pod taxisSticking out: 8 animals with incredibly long tonguesAkshay Kumar’s discipline and fitness lessons for childrenSadhguru reveals how many times you must chew each bite for better digestionRemembering Dharmendra: Pall of gloom descends on Mumbai’s Sunny Villa, last rites performed at Vile Parle crematorium; celebrities, fans pay tributesWork picks up on Rs 621 crore Anna Salai flyover in Chennai as spans arrive10 phrases that can calm down an angry child10 Yoga poses to help kids concentrate better123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayNew Labour CodeChennai rainGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingNew Labour LawsIslam MakhachevCola Social Security PaymentsBrittany MahomesCanada Citizenship ActDelhi ProtestSmriti Mandhana WeddingJack HughesRama Raju MantenaFortnite Chapter 7 Leaked

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NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday wrote to chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, raising concern over what she described as two “disturbing yet urgent developments” connected to the upcoming elections in the state. She questioned a centralised Request for Proposal issued by the chief electoral officer (CEO) for outsourcing data personnel…

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Nov 24, 2025, 16:04 IST

Nov 24, 2025, 16:04 IST

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Marco Jansen’s all-round brilliance played a huge role in South Africa taking the upper hand in the 2nd Test. (Agencies) Marco Jansen delivered a performance to remember in Guwahati, carving his name into South African cricket’s Test records with a landmark all-round display against India. The 25-year-old became the first South African to score a…

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Dharmendra last rites: Esha Deol breaks into tears, Hema Malini folds hands; Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan, Aamir Khan and other celebs leave crematorium after paying final respects

Dharmendra last rites: Esha Deol breaks into tears, Hema Malini folds hands; Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan, Aamir Khan and other celebs leave crematorium after paying final respects

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The ‘He-Man’ of Bollywood, legendary actor Dharmendra breathed his last on November 24 at his residence in Mumbai. The actor was at his home in Juhu after he was discharged from the Breach Candy hospital. As the entire country and fans mourn his demise, his mortal remains were also taken for cremation quickly. Reportedly, the…

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Are artificial sweeteners secretly ageing your brain and memory? New study reveals worrying clues |

Are artificial sweeteners secretly ageing your brain and memory? New study reveals worrying clues |

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Artificial sweeteners have become so common that many people consume them several times a day without thinking twice. Diet fizzy drinks, sugar-free chewing gum, flavoured yoghurts and even protein powders are filled with low-calorie substitutes that promise sweetness without the usual glucose spike. Their popularity has grown especially among individuals managing diabetes or trying to…

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Afghanistan–India ties: Kabul invites Indian firms to revive idle mines; industry body calls for caution over key hurdles

Afghanistan–India ties: Kabul invites Indian firms to revive idle mines; industry body calls for caution over key hurdles

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Representative image (Picture c Afghanistan has approached India with an offer to reopen and develop its long-idle mining sites, hoping to draw investment and create jobs, but Indian industry leaders say the sector requires careful groundwork before any decisions can be made. After a meeting with an Afghan delegation, Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry…

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Zealandia: The underwater eighth continent you didn’t know about | World News

Zealandia: The underwater eighth continent you didn’t know about | World News

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For much of modern geological history, the number of continents seemed fixed and unquestioned. Yet a mostly submerged landmass in the South Pacific has disrupted that familiar picture. Zealandia, sometimes called Earth’s hidden continent, has captured global attention because it challenges long-standing assumptions about what a continent is, how continents form, and why some remain…

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Christian Michel, an accused in the AgustaWestland chopper scam, has challenged a provision of the India-UAE extradition treaty before the Delhi High Court. He argues that he should only be prosecuted for the specific offences for which he was extradited, not connected ones. Michel also seeks release from jail, claiming he has served the maximum sentence for the charges. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Monday sought responses from the Centre, CBI and ED on a plea by alleged middleman Christian Michel James, an accused in the Rs 3,600-crore AgustaWestland VVIP chopper scam case, challenging a provision of the India-UAE extradition treaty.A bench of Justices Vivek Chaudhary and Manoj Jain asked the home ministry, external affairs ministry, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to file their objections regarding maintainability of Michel’s petition.The high court listed the matter for next hearing on April 9, 2026.In his petition, Michel has challenged Article 17 of the treaty, signed in 1999, which allows the requesting state (in this case India) to prosecute extradited persons not only for the specific offence for which extradition was done, but also for connected offences.The lawyer for Michel, who was extradited from Dubai in December 2018 under this treaty, argued that an extradited person can be prosecuted only for the offences for which the extradition took place, and not for connected offences.After his extradition, Michel was arrested by the CBI and the ED.Michel also challenged a trial court’s order dated August 7, which rejected his application under Section 436A of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) seeking to release him from jail.The lawyer said Michel will complete seven years in jail on December 4, 2025, and he has not been released from prison even once.He said the investigation in the case has been going on for the last 13 years and it has still not been completed.Michel has already completed the maximum sentence possible for the offences, that is seven years, for which he was extradited and that his continued detention in India was illegal, his lawyer said.Michel is among the three alleged middlemen being probed in the case. The other two are Guido Haschke and Carlo Gerosa.In its chargesheet, the CBI has alleged an estimated loss of 398.21 million euros (about Rs 2,666 crore) to the exchequer due to a deal signed on February 8, 2010, for the supply of VVIP choppers worth 556.262 million euros.The ED, in its chargesheet filed against Michel in June 2016, had alleged that he received 30 million euros (about Rs 225 crore) from AgustaWestland.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTejas Crash: HAL Issues Clarification As Court Of Inquiry Probes Wing Commander Namansh Syal’s DeathDelhi Air Pollution Protest At India Gate Turns Violent Amid ‘Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe’ SlogansRajnath Singh’s Sindh Comment Sparks Pakistan Fury As Islamabad Labels India ‘Expansionist’ AgainINS Mahe Commissioned As Indian Navy’s New Aatmanirbhar Submarine Killer For Stronger Coastal ShieldSuicide Bombers Storm Pakistan’s FC Headquarters In Peshawar As Explosions Rock High-Security ZoneJustice Surya Kant, Known For Article 370 Ruling And Pegasus Scrutiny, Takes Oath As India’s New CJI’We May Have Run Away!’: Cyril Ramaphosa’s Joke To PM Modi on Hosting G20 Summit Sparks LaughterHow AQ Khan Became ‘Merchant Of Death’ And Triggered Musharraf’s Outrage, Reveals Ex CIA OperativeIndia, Canada Restart Trade Talks, Aim For -Bn Trade By 2030 As Pm Modi Meets Mark CarneyIndia, Italy Launch Joint Initiative To Counter Terror Financing As PM Modi Meets Meloni123PhotostoriesFrom Nushrratt Bharuccha to Tiger Shroff: Bollywood stars stuck in repetitive on-screen images10 most effective natural hacks to permanently get rid of mice and rats at homeDelhi’s bold vision: Luxury metro coaches, tunnels and pod taxisSticking out: 8 animals with incredibly long tonguesAkshay Kumar’s discipline and fitness lessons for childrenSadhguru reveals how many times you must chew each bite for better digestionRemembering Dharmendra: Pall of gloom descends on Mumbai’s Sunny Villa, last rites performed at Vile Parle crematorium; celebrities, fans pay tributesWork picks up on Rs 621 crore Anna Salai flyover in Chennai as spans arrive10 phrases that can calm down an angry child10 Yoga poses to help kids concentrate better123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayNew Labour CodeChennai rainGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingNew Labour LawsIslam MakhachevCola Social Security PaymentsBrittany MahomesCanada Citizenship ActDelhi ProtestSmriti Mandhana WeddingJack HughesRama Raju MantenaFortnite Chapter 7 Leaked

Christian Michel, an accused in the AgustaWestland chopper scam, has challenged a provision of the India-UAE extradition treaty before the Delhi High Court. He argues that he should only be prosecuted for the specific offences for which he was extradited, not connected ones. Michel also seeks release from jail, claiming he has served the maximum sentence for the charges. NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Monday sought responses from the Centre, CBI and ED on a plea by alleged middleman Christian Michel James, an accused in the Rs 3,600-crore AgustaWestland VVIP chopper scam case, challenging a provision of the India-UAE extradition treaty.A bench of Justices Vivek Chaudhary and Manoj Jain asked the home ministry, external affairs ministry, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to file their objections regarding maintainability of Michel’s petition.The high court listed the matter for next hearing on April 9, 2026.In his petition, Michel has challenged Article 17 of the treaty, signed in 1999, which allows the requesting state (in this case India) to prosecute extradited persons not only for the specific offence for which extradition was done, but also for connected offences.The lawyer for Michel, who was extradited from Dubai in December 2018 under this treaty, argued that an extradited person can be prosecuted only for the offences for which the extradition took place, and not for connected offences.After his extradition, Michel was arrested by the CBI and the ED.Michel also challenged a trial court’s order dated August 7, which rejected his application under Section 436A of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) seeking to release him from jail.The lawyer said Michel will complete seven years in jail on December 4, 2025, and he has not been released from prison even once.He said the investigation in the case has been going on for the last 13 years and it has still not been completed.Michel has already completed the maximum sentence possible for the offences, that is seven years, for which he was extradited and that his continued detention in India was illegal, his lawyer said.Michel is among the three alleged middlemen being probed in the case. The other two are Guido Haschke and Carlo Gerosa.In its chargesheet, the CBI has alleged an estimated loss of 398.21 million euros (about Rs 2,666 crore) to the exchequer due to a deal signed on February 8, 2010, for the supply of VVIP choppers worth 556.262 million euros.The ED, in its chargesheet filed against Michel in June 2016, had alleged that he received 30 million euros (about Rs 225 crore) from AgustaWestland.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTejas Crash: HAL Issues Clarification As Court Of Inquiry Probes Wing Commander Namansh Syal’s DeathDelhi Air Pollution Protest At India Gate Turns Violent Amid ‘Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe’ SlogansRajnath Singh’s Sindh Comment Sparks Pakistan Fury As Islamabad Labels India ‘Expansionist’ AgainINS Mahe Commissioned As Indian Navy’s New Aatmanirbhar Submarine Killer For Stronger Coastal ShieldSuicide Bombers Storm Pakistan’s FC Headquarters In Peshawar As Explosions Rock High-Security ZoneJustice Surya Kant, Known For Article 370 Ruling And Pegasus Scrutiny, Takes Oath As India’s New CJI’We May Have Run Away!’: Cyril Ramaphosa’s Joke To PM Modi on Hosting G20 Summit Sparks LaughterHow AQ Khan Became ‘Merchant Of Death’ And Triggered Musharraf’s Outrage, Reveals Ex CIA OperativeIndia, Canada Restart Trade Talks, Aim For $50-Bn Trade By 2030 As Pm Modi Meets Mark CarneyIndia, Italy Launch Joint Initiative To Counter Terror Financing As PM Modi Meets Meloni123PhotostoriesFrom Nushrratt Bharuccha to Tiger Shroff: Bollywood stars stuck in repetitive on-screen images10 most effective natural hacks to permanently get rid of mice and rats at homeDelhi’s bold vision: Luxury metro coaches, tunnels and pod taxisSticking out: 8 animals with incredibly long tonguesAkshay Kumar’s discipline and fitness lessons for childrenSadhguru reveals how many times you must chew each bite for better digestionRemembering Dharmendra: Pall of gloom descends on Mumbai’s Sunny Villa, last rites performed at Vile Parle crematorium; celebrities, fans pay tributesWork picks up on Rs 621 crore Anna Salai flyover in Chennai as spans arrive10 phrases that can calm down an angry child10 Yoga poses to help kids concentrate better123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayNew Labour CodeChennai rainGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingNew Labour LawsIslam MakhachevCola Social Security PaymentsBrittany MahomesCanada Citizenship ActDelhi ProtestSmriti Mandhana WeddingJack HughesRama Raju MantenaFortnite Chapter 7 Leaked

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NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Monday sought responses from the Centre, CBI and ED on a plea by alleged middleman Christian Michel James, an accused in the Rs 3,600-crore AgustaWestland VVIP chopper scam case, challenging a provision of the India-UAE extradition treaty.A bench of Justices Vivek Chaudhary and Manoj Jain asked the home…

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Updated: Nov 24, 2025, 16:09 IST

Updated: Nov 24, 2025, 16:09 IST

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Smriti Mandhana’s wedding postponed Smriti Mandhana’s decision to postpone her wedding after her father suffered a sudden health scare has drawn widespread attention, not only because she is one of India’s most celebrated cricketers, but also because it highlights how often players must place personal milestones on hold due to unforeseen circumstances or professional demands….

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Trade revival push: India and Israel restart FTA talks after decade-long pause; GTRI says gains lie beyond goods trade

Trade revival push: India and Israel restart FTA talks after decade-long pause; GTRI says gains lie beyond goods trade

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India’s stalled effort to negotiate a Free Trade Agreement with Israel has returned to focus after both governments finalised fresh Terms of Reference to restart talks, marking the first concrete movement since discussions drifted in 2014. The trade and economic policy think tank, Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) said the renewed push reflects a strategic…

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Assam NEET PG counselling 2025: Choice filling for Round 1 begins at wbmcc.nic.in; direct link here

Assam NEET PG counselling 2025: Choice filling for Round 1 begins at wbmcc.nic.in; direct link here

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Assam NEET PG counselling 2025: The Directorate of Medical Education, Assam has opened the choice filling and locking window for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Post Graduate (NEET PG) counselling 2025. Eligible applicants can now submit their preferred colleges and programmes for the first round of admissions by logging into the official portal at wbmcc.nic.in.Through this…

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President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi pay emotional tribute to Dharmendra: ‘Great loss to Indian cinema’

President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi pay emotional tribute to Dharmendra: ‘Great loss to Indian cinema’

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President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Bollywood legend Dharmendra, calling it a huge loss for Indian cinema. The veteran star, known for his charm, strength and versatile roles, passed away at the age of 89, leaving behind decades of unforgettable performances.The President took to…

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Gold outlook: Yellow metal retains shine as global uncertainty fuels record demand; HSBC sees continued strength ahead

Gold outlook: Yellow metal retains shine as global uncertainty fuels record demand; HSBC sees continued strength ahead

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Gold is set to remain firmly supported in the months ahead, with HSBC describing the metal as a reliable shield against global volatility. In its Think Future 2026 outlook, the bank said gold continues to benefit from powerful demand both from central banks and retail investors amid persistent economic and geopolitical uncertainty.As per news agency…

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