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A row of beers is seen during day two of the Second 2025/26 Ashes Series Test Match between Australia and England at The Gabba on December 05, 2025 in Brisbane, Australia. (Photo/Getty Images) Australia opener Travis Head said he hopes England and Australia will return to their tradition of sharing a drink after the Ashes,…

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‘Don’t let them decide’: Ex-England captain’s blunt message to Usman Khawaja on Test retirement

‘Don’t let them decide’: Ex-England captain’s blunt message to Usman Khawaja on Test retirement

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Australia’s Usman Khawaja (AP Photo/James Elsby) Former England captain Michael Vaughan has said Usman Khawaja should take control of his own future and decide for himself when to walk away from Test cricket, with the fifth Ashes Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground looming as a possible farewell.“There comes a point where you can’t let…

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Aviation policy: Adani Group pushes for more international flying rights; airlines caution

Aviation policy: Adani Group pushes for more international flying rights; airlines caution

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India’s aviation policy has created a gap between airport operators and airlines as Adani Group is urging the Centre to expand international flying rights while others argue for limitations. The infrastructure gaint, which operates eight airports across India, has asked the government to accelerate negotiations with several countries, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore,…

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‘Jana Nayagan’ audio launch: When and where to watch this Vijay’s mega event; trailer set to release soon

‘Jana Nayagan’ audio launch: When and where to watch this Vijay’s mega event; trailer set to release soon

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The audio launch for Vijay’s film Jana Nayagan took place in Malaysia. Zee Tamil will telecast the event soon. The trailer is set for release on January 1. Jana Nayagan is scheduled for a worldwide release on January 9 during the Pongal festival. Trade analysts expect the film to break box office records. The spectacular…

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Sagittarius Tarot Horoscope 2026: The Wheel of Fortune will guide steady alignment of passion, patience and progress

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Tarot card of the year: The Wheel of Fortune The Wheel of Fortune will continue to spin life in 2026. Gloomy situations will get the opposite treatment, suddenly being swamped with new opportunities. You will encounter turning points in travel, education, work and even in your beliefs. Some closures will come out of the blue,…

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EAM Jaishankar meets BNP’s Tarique Rahman in Dhaka; hands PM Modi’s condolence letter (Picture credit: X/@DrSJaishankar) NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday handed over a personal letter from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) acting chairman Tarique Rahman during a meeting in Dhaka, as he conveyed India’s deepest condolences on the death of former prime minister and BNP chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia. The meeting took place shortly after Jaishankar arrived in the Bangladeshi capital to represent India at the funeral of the veteran leader.In a post on X, Jaishankar said he met Tarique Rahman, the eldest son of Khaleda Zia, soon after landing in Dhaka and handed over a personal letter from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “Handed over to him a personal letter from Prime Minister @narendramodi. Conveyed deepest condolences on behalf of the Government and people of India,” he wrote, as per ANI.Jaishankar also underlined Khaleda Zia’s long-term influence on ties between the two countries. “Expressed confidence that Begum Khaleda Zia’s vision and values will guide the development of our partnership,” he added in the same post.Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to India, Riaz Hamidullah, said Jaishankar conveyed the condolences of the Indian people and government as Bangladesh mourns the loss of the former prime minister. In a post on X, Hamidullah said Jaishankar recognised Khaleda Zia’s contribution to democracy and expressed optimism about strengthening bilateral relations following Bangladesh’s democratic transition, with national elections scheduled for February 2026.Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh’s first woman prime minister, died on Tuesday at the age of 80 after a prolonged illness. A dominant figure in Bangladeshi politics for decades, she served three terms as prime minister and played a key role in restoring democracy after years of military rule.Her body was earlier brought to her Gulshan residence, Firoza, where family members and close relatives gathered to pay their last respects ahead of the funeral prayers. BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman was present at the residence, seated quietly with a prayer book in his hands, according to ANI.The Namaz-e-Janaza for the former prime minister is scheduled to be held at 2 pm (local time) at Manik Mia Avenue, in the South Plaza of Bangladesh’s National Parliament Building. Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus and other senior dignitaries are expected to attend. Following the prayers, Khaleda Zia will be laid to rest beside her husband, former president Ziaur Rahman, at his mausoleum in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar.India has confirmed official participation in the last rites. According to PTI, Jaishankar is representing the government and people of India at the funeral.Senior representatives from several South Asian countries, including Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and the Maldives, are also expected to attend.Bangladesh has declared a public holiday and a three-day period of state mourning. Security has been tightened for the funeral, with more than 10,000 police and Armed Police Battalion personnel deployed, and vehicular movement restricted along key routes, as per ANI.Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier expressed deep sorrow over Khaleda Zia’s death, recalling his meeting with her in Dhaka in 2015 and extending condolences to her family and the people of Bangladesh, reported PTI. Tributes have also poured in from leaders and organisations across the world, reflecting Khaleda Zia’s enduring political legacy.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 MediaVideosArmy Trains Village Defence Guards In J&K In Automatic Rifles, Self-Defence | WatchLeT Deputy Saifullah Kasuri Admits India Hit Terror Camps, Threatens Kashmir After Op Sindoor StrikeTwist in Osman Hadi Murder Case: Prime Accused Blames Jamaat From Dubai, Clears India’s Role‘Remove 10-Minute Delivery Option’: Gig Workers Launch Nationwide Strike On New Year’s EvePM Modi Says 2025 Marked by India’s Commitment to ReformsHasina Extradition Demand May Redefine India Bangladesh Ties Journalist Flags Tarique Rahman’s Plans”To Build Peace That Lasts”: China Claims Credit for India-Pakistan Conflict, Follows TrumpSecurity Forces Launch Cordon-And-Search Operations In Kishtwar, Doda and PoonchJaishankar To Attend Khaleda Zia’s Funeral In Dhaka Amid Strained India-Bangladesh TiesDRDO Successfully Tests Pinaka Long-Range Guided Rocket In Odisha, To Be Inducted In Indian Army123Photostories10 weird new year rituals you won’t believe existHow to make street-style Egg Chowmein for New Year eve partyChennai’s Underground Push: TBM Melagiri Punches Through Beneath Perambur’s Railway MazeThe science of longevity: Building a longer and healthier life one habit at a timeFrom Akshaye Khanna’s FA9LA memes to Ram Charan’s ‘Peddi’ dance and the Coldplay kiss-cam moment: How 2025 turned pop culture into a nonstop viral loopHow the right words can turn mistakes into learning momentsFrom Jamaica’s J-type diabetes to WHO’s reversal: A long-ignored form of diabetes gets official recognitionTV child actors who changed careers later: Erik Per Sullivan, Angus T. Jones, Ben Hyland, and morePM Modi’s 2025: Key moments that shaped the year – in pictures5 manifestations to do on January 1 for a wealthy and successful 2026123Hot PicksSaudi Strike YemenPAN-Aadhaar link statusBank holiday New YearGold rate todayIncome Tax RefundBahrain Golden Visa 2025Bank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingJustin Thomas Net WorthLebron JamesCardi BAlex Rodriguez and Jaclyn Cordeiro Net WorthStefon DiggsCaitlin ClarkMatthew Stafford vs Drake MVPWest Bengal SIR DeathJake Paul and Jutta Leerdam Net WorthWorld Fourth Largest Economy

EAM Jaishankar meets BNP’s Tarique Rahman in Dhaka; hands PM Modi’s condolence letter (Picture credit: X/@DrSJaishankar) NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday handed over a personal letter from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) acting chairman Tarique Rahman during a meeting in Dhaka, as he conveyed India’s deepest condolences on the death of former prime minister and BNP chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia. The meeting took place shortly after Jaishankar arrived in the Bangladeshi capital to represent India at the funeral of the veteran leader.In a post on X, Jaishankar said he met Tarique Rahman, the eldest son of Khaleda Zia, soon after landing in Dhaka and handed over a personal letter from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “Handed over to him a personal letter from Prime Minister @narendramodi. Conveyed deepest condolences on behalf of the Government and people of India,” he wrote, as per ANI.Jaishankar also underlined Khaleda Zia’s long-term influence on ties between the two countries. “Expressed confidence that Begum Khaleda Zia’s vision and values will guide the development of our partnership,” he added in the same post.Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to India, Riaz Hamidullah, said Jaishankar conveyed the condolences of the Indian people and government as Bangladesh mourns the loss of the former prime minister. In a post on X, Hamidullah said Jaishankar recognised Khaleda Zia’s contribution to democracy and expressed optimism about strengthening bilateral relations following Bangladesh’s democratic transition, with national elections scheduled for February 2026.Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh’s first woman prime minister, died on Tuesday at the age of 80 after a prolonged illness. A dominant figure in Bangladeshi politics for decades, she served three terms as prime minister and played a key role in restoring democracy after years of military rule.Her body was earlier brought to her Gulshan residence, Firoza, where family members and close relatives gathered to pay their last respects ahead of the funeral prayers. BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman was present at the residence, seated quietly with a prayer book in his hands, according to ANI.The Namaz-e-Janaza for the former prime minister is scheduled to be held at 2 pm (local time) at Manik Mia Avenue, in the South Plaza of Bangladesh’s National Parliament Building. Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus and other senior dignitaries are expected to attend. Following the prayers, Khaleda Zia will be laid to rest beside her husband, former president Ziaur Rahman, at his mausoleum in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar.India has confirmed official participation in the last rites. According to PTI, Jaishankar is representing the government and people of India at the funeral.Senior representatives from several South Asian countries, including Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and the Maldives, are also expected to attend.Bangladesh has declared a public holiday and a three-day period of state mourning. Security has been tightened for the funeral, with more than 10,000 police and Armed Police Battalion personnel deployed, and vehicular movement restricted along key routes, as per ANI.Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier expressed deep sorrow over Khaleda Zia’s death, recalling his meeting with her in Dhaka in 2015 and extending condolences to her family and the people of Bangladesh, reported PTI. Tributes have also poured in from leaders and organisations across the world, reflecting Khaleda Zia’s enduring political legacy.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 MediaVideosArmy Trains Village Defence Guards In J&K In Automatic Rifles, Self-Defence | WatchLeT Deputy Saifullah Kasuri Admits India Hit Terror Camps, Threatens Kashmir After Op Sindoor StrikeTwist in Osman Hadi Murder Case: Prime Accused Blames Jamaat From Dubai, Clears India’s Role‘Remove 10-Minute Delivery Option’: Gig Workers Launch Nationwide Strike On New Year’s EvePM Modi Says 2025 Marked by India’s Commitment to ReformsHasina Extradition Demand May Redefine India Bangladesh Ties Journalist Flags Tarique Rahman’s Plans”To Build Peace That Lasts”: China Claims Credit for India-Pakistan Conflict, Follows TrumpSecurity Forces Launch Cordon-And-Search Operations In Kishtwar, Doda and PoonchJaishankar To Attend Khaleda Zia’s Funeral In Dhaka Amid Strained India-Bangladesh TiesDRDO Successfully Tests Pinaka Long-Range Guided Rocket In Odisha, To Be Inducted In Indian Army123Photostories10 weird new year rituals you won’t believe existHow to make street-style Egg Chowmein for New Year eve partyChennai’s Underground Push: TBM Melagiri Punches Through Beneath Perambur’s Railway MazeThe science of longevity: Building a longer and healthier life one habit at a timeFrom Akshaye Khanna’s FA9LA memes to Ram Charan’s ‘Peddi’ dance and the Coldplay kiss-cam moment: How 2025 turned pop culture into a nonstop viral loopHow the right words can turn mistakes into learning momentsFrom Jamaica’s J-type diabetes to WHO’s reversal: A long-ignored form of diabetes gets official recognitionTV child actors who changed careers later: Erik Per Sullivan, Angus T. Jones, Ben Hyland, and morePM Modi’s 2025: Key moments that shaped the year – in pictures5 manifestations to do on January 1 for a wealthy and successful 2026123Hot PicksSaudi Strike YemenPAN-Aadhaar link statusBank holiday New YearGold rate todayIncome Tax RefundBahrain Golden Visa 2025Bank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingJustin Thomas Net WorthLebron JamesCardi BAlex Rodriguez and Jaclyn Cordeiro Net WorthStefon DiggsCaitlin ClarkMatthew Stafford vs Drake MVPWest Bengal SIR DeathJake Paul and Jutta Leerdam Net WorthWorld Fourth Largest Economy

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EAM Jaishankar meets BNP’s Tarique Rahman in Dhaka; hands PM Modi’s condolence letter (Picture credit: X/@DrSJaishankar) NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday handed over a personal letter from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) acting chairman Tarique Rahman during a meeting in Dhaka, as he conveyed India’s deepest condolences…

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Haryana Board Class 12 Special Marks Improvement exam 2026 postponed; BSEH to release new date sheet soon: Check notice here

Haryana Board Class 12 Special Marks Improvement exam 2026 postponed; BSEH to release new date sheet soon: Check notice here

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The Board of School Education, Haryana (BSEH) has postponed the Senior Secondary (Class 12) Special Marks Improvement Examination January 2026. According to a public notice issued by the Board, the examination, which was earlier scheduled to begin on January 6, 2026, will now be conducted from January 21, 2026 onwards.The examination is meant for Senior…

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Ikkis’: Dharmendra’s ‘pain of leaving his home in Punjab’ and ‘poems’ became part of Agastya Nanda starrer, reveals Sriram Raghavan

Ikkis’: Dharmendra’s ‘pain of leaving his home in Punjab’ and ‘poems’ became part of Agastya Nanda starrer, reveals Sriram Raghavan

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In the upcoming biographical war drama ‘Ikkis,’ legendary actor Dharmendra graces the screen with an emotionally charged performance as Brigadier ML Khetarpal, the father of heroic soldier Arun Khetarpal. Under the skillful direction of Sriram Raghavan, the film showcases how Dharmendra’s rich life experiences and deeply poetic soul enrich his portrayal. The news of Dharmendra’s…

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Just 5 days after launch, Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) records over 25,000 passengers footfall |

Just 5 days after launch, Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) records over 25,000 passengers footfall |

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A new chapter began in India’s aviation industry on December 25, 2025 with the inauguration of Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) in Maharashtra. India’s latest aviation sensation, developed by Adani Airports, has recorded a strong presence in just five days since its opening by catering to over 25,000 passengers. The footfall figures are quite impressive…

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Dhurandhar Full Movie Collection: ‘Dhurandhar’ box office collection day 27 Vs ‘Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri’ day 7: Ranveer Singh starrer aims to cross 720 crore by end of 2025, while Kartik Aaryan’s romcom struggles to make Rs 30 crore |

Dhurandhar Full Movie Collection: ‘Dhurandhar’ box office collection day 27 Vs ‘Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri’ day 7: Ranveer Singh starrer aims to cross 720 crore by end of 2025, while Kartik Aaryan’s romcom struggles to make Rs 30 crore |

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The box office battles have been one of the most talked-about topics of 2025. And Ranveer Singh starrer ‘Dhurandhar’ certainly has made a place among the leading champions. With the spirit of not slowing down, no matter what may come, the Aditya Dhar drama has already made over Rs 715 crore on its day 27,…

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Nationwide protest threat: Pakistani traders announce strike if POS machines are enforced; government urged to reconsider tax policies

Nationwide protest threat: Pakistani traders announce strike if POS machines are enforced; government urged to reconsider tax policies

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Pakistan traders threaten countrywide shutdown over mandatory billing machines ISLAMABAD: Traders across Pakistan have threatened a nationwide shutdown on January 16 if the government does not withdraw its decision to make the installation of Point of Sale (POS) machines mandatory, warning that the move would further burden small businesses and open new avenues for harassment…

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NEW DELHI: BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla on Wednesday hit out at leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi over his earlier remarks describing India as a “dead economy”, calling him a “leader of propaganda” after India overtook Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy.Speaking to ANI, Poonawalla accused Rahul Gandhi of spreading what he termed “malicious propaganda” against the country and said recent economic data had exposed the Congress leader’s claims.“Rahul Gandhi, who is an expert at making anti-India statements, goes to Berlin and spreads malicious propaganda against India, sometimes against the army, sometimes against constitutional institutions, against Sanatan and economic power, has now faced reality today. Rahul Gandhi used to say that India’s economy is dead, India’s economy and production are dead; this is a leader of propaganda, not a leader of opposition,” Poonawalla said.He added that India’s economic position had improved sharply over the past decade. “India’s economy has now reached the fourth position, while in Manmohan Singh’s era, it was at the 11th position. Today, we have overtaken Japan. In the next two and a half to three years, we will become the third-largest economy. He should stop defaming India and spreading malicious propaganda against India,” Poonawalla said.Rahul Gandhi had earlier, in July 2025, echoed then US President Donald Trump’s remark calling India’s economy “dead”. “Yes, he is right, everybody knows this except the Prime Minister and the Finance Minister. Everybody knows that the Indian economy is a dead economy. I am glad that President Trump has stated a fact. The entire world knows that the Indian economy is a dead economy,” Gandhi had said at the time.According to a press release issued by the Centre, India’s Gross Domestic Product has crossed USD 4.18 trillion, placing it as the fourth-largest economy globally. The government said India is expected to climb further in the global rankings in the coming years.The release also noted that India’s real GDP expanded by 8.2 per cent in the second quarter of the financial year 2025-26, marking a six-quarter high. This followed growth of 7.8 per cent in the first quarter and 7.4 per cent in the fourth quarter of FY 2024-25, pointing to resilient domestic demand despite a challenging global trade environment.Meanwhile, Congress leader Rashid Alvi questioned the credibility of the GDP figures, alleging that the government had altered the calculation method.“It is completely wrong and baseless. Even today, the GDP data that is provided shows that we are the fourth or fifth largest economy in the world. The government has completely changed the way GDP is calculated. GDP is calculated worldwide on a production basis, but they have switched to a consumer basis,” Alvi said.Alvi’s remarks come amid debate over India’s national accounts data after the IMF’s annual review assigned it a Grade ‘C’. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said the grading was due to the continued use of the 2011-12 base year, adding that a revised base year of 2022-23 would be adopted from next year.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 MediaVideosArmy Trains Village Defence Guards In J&K In Automatic Rifles, Self-Defence | WatchLeT Deputy Saifullah Kasuri Admits India Hit Terror Camps, Threatens Kashmir After Op Sindoor StrikeTwist in Osman Hadi Murder Case: Prime Accused Blames Jamaat From Dubai, Clears India’s Role‘Remove 10-Minute Delivery Option’: Gig Workers Launch Nationwide Strike On New Year’s EvePM Modi Says 2025 Marked by India’s Commitment to ReformsHasina Extradition Demand May Redefine India Bangladesh Ties Journalist Flags Tarique Rahman’s Plans”To Build Peace That Lasts”: China Claims Credit for India-Pakistan Conflict, Follows TrumpSecurity Forces Launch Cordon-And-Search Operations In Kishtwar, Doda and PoonchJaishankar To Attend Khaleda Zia’s Funeral In Dhaka Amid Strained India-Bangladesh TiesDRDO Successfully Tests Pinaka Long-Range Guided Rocket In Odisha, To Be Inducted In Indian Army123PhotostoriesThe science of longevity: Building a longer and healthier life one habit at a timeFrom Akshaye Khanna’s FA9LA memes to Ram Charan’s ‘Peddi’ dance and the Coldplay kiss-cam moment: How 2025 turned pop culture into a nonstop viral loopHow the right words can turn mistakes into learning momentsFrom Jamaica’s J-type diabetes to WHO’s reversal: A long-ignored form of diabetes gets official recognitionTV child actors who changed careers later: Erik Per Sullivan, Angus T. Jones, Ben Hyland, and morePM Modi’s 2025: Key moments that shaped the year – in pictures5 manifestations to do on January 1 for a wealthy and successful 20267 nutritious ways to add avocado to breakfast8 beautiful succulents to brighten up your balcony gardenYearender 2025: 5 outfits that are perfect for your end-of-the-year events inspired by Bollywood actresses123Hot PicksSaudi Strike YemenPAN-Aadhaar link statusBank holiday New YearGold rate todayIncome Tax RefundBahrain Golden Visa 2025Bank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingJustin Thomas Net WorthLebron JamesCardi BAlex Rodriguez and Jaclyn Cordeiro Net WorthStefon DiggsCaitlin ClarkMatthew Stafford vs Drake MVPWest Bengal SIR DeathJake Paul and Jutta Leerdam Net WorthWorld Fourth Largest Economy

NEW DELHI: BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla on Wednesday hit out at leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi over his earlier remarks describing India as a “dead economy”, calling him a “leader of propaganda” after India overtook Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy.Speaking to ANI, Poonawalla accused Rahul Gandhi of spreading what he termed “malicious propaganda” against the country and said recent economic data had exposed the Congress leader’s claims.“Rahul Gandhi, who is an expert at making anti-India statements, goes to Berlin and spreads malicious propaganda against India, sometimes against the army, sometimes against constitutional institutions, against Sanatan and economic power, has now faced reality today. Rahul Gandhi used to say that India’s economy is dead, India’s economy and production are dead; this is a leader of propaganda, not a leader of opposition,” Poonawalla said.He added that India’s economic position had improved sharply over the past decade. “India’s economy has now reached the fourth position, while in Manmohan Singh’s era, it was at the 11th position. Today, we have overtaken Japan. In the next two and a half to three years, we will become the third-largest economy. He should stop defaming India and spreading malicious propaganda against India,” Poonawalla said.Rahul Gandhi had earlier, in July 2025, echoed then US President Donald Trump’s remark calling India’s economy “dead”. “Yes, he is right, everybody knows this except the Prime Minister and the Finance Minister. Everybody knows that the Indian economy is a dead economy. I am glad that President Trump has stated a fact. The entire world knows that the Indian economy is a dead economy,” Gandhi had said at the time.According to a press release issued by the Centre, India’s Gross Domestic Product has crossed USD 4.18 trillion, placing it as the fourth-largest economy globally. The government said India is expected to climb further in the global rankings in the coming years.The release also noted that India’s real GDP expanded by 8.2 per cent in the second quarter of the financial year 2025-26, marking a six-quarter high. This followed growth of 7.8 per cent in the first quarter and 7.4 per cent in the fourth quarter of FY 2024-25, pointing to resilient domestic demand despite a challenging global trade environment.Meanwhile, Congress leader Rashid Alvi questioned the credibility of the GDP figures, alleging that the government had altered the calculation method.“It is completely wrong and baseless. Even today, the GDP data that is provided shows that we are the fourth or fifth largest economy in the world. The government has completely changed the way GDP is calculated. GDP is calculated worldwide on a production basis, but they have switched to a consumer basis,” Alvi said.Alvi’s remarks come amid debate over India’s national accounts data after the IMF’s annual review assigned it a Grade ‘C’. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said the grading was due to the continued use of the 2011-12 base year, adding that a revised base year of 2022-23 would be adopted from next year.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 MediaVideosArmy Trains Village Defence Guards In J&K In Automatic Rifles, Self-Defence | WatchLeT Deputy Saifullah Kasuri Admits India Hit Terror Camps, Threatens Kashmir After Op Sindoor StrikeTwist in Osman Hadi Murder Case: Prime Accused Blames Jamaat From Dubai, Clears India’s Role‘Remove 10-Minute Delivery Option’: Gig Workers Launch Nationwide Strike On New Year’s EvePM Modi Says 2025 Marked by India’s Commitment to ReformsHasina Extradition Demand May Redefine India Bangladesh Ties Journalist Flags Tarique Rahman’s Plans”To Build Peace That Lasts”: China Claims Credit for India-Pakistan Conflict, Follows TrumpSecurity Forces Launch Cordon-And-Search Operations In Kishtwar, Doda and PoonchJaishankar To Attend Khaleda Zia’s Funeral In Dhaka Amid Strained India-Bangladesh TiesDRDO Successfully Tests Pinaka Long-Range Guided Rocket In Odisha, To Be Inducted In Indian Army123PhotostoriesThe science of longevity: Building a longer and healthier life one habit at a timeFrom Akshaye Khanna’s FA9LA memes to Ram Charan’s ‘Peddi’ dance and the Coldplay kiss-cam moment: How 2025 turned pop culture into a nonstop viral loopHow the right words can turn mistakes into learning momentsFrom Jamaica’s J-type diabetes to WHO’s reversal: A long-ignored form of diabetes gets official recognitionTV child actors who changed careers later: Erik Per Sullivan, Angus T. Jones, Ben Hyland, and morePM Modi’s 2025: Key moments that shaped the year – in pictures5 manifestations to do on January 1 for a wealthy and successful 20267 nutritious ways to add avocado to breakfast8 beautiful succulents to brighten up your balcony gardenYearender 2025: 5 outfits that are perfect for your end-of-the-year events inspired by Bollywood actresses123Hot PicksSaudi Strike YemenPAN-Aadhaar link statusBank holiday New YearGold rate todayIncome Tax RefundBahrain Golden Visa 2025Bank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingJustin Thomas Net WorthLebron JamesCardi BAlex Rodriguez and Jaclyn Cordeiro Net WorthStefon DiggsCaitlin ClarkMatthew Stafford vs Drake MVPWest Bengal SIR DeathJake Paul and Jutta Leerdam Net WorthWorld Fourth Largest Economy

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NEW DELHI: BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla on Wednesday hit out at leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi over his earlier remarks describing India as a “dead economy”, calling him a “leader of propaganda” after India overtook Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy.Speaking to ANI, Poonawalla accused Rahul Gandhi of spreading…

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Telecom relief: Cabinet clears package for Vodafone Idea, freezes AGR dues at Rs 87,695 crore

Telecom relief: Cabinet clears package for Vodafone Idea, freezes AGR dues at Rs 87,695 crore

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The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a relief package for debt-laden Vodafone Idea, freezing adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues of Rs 87,695 crore and rescheduling their repayment over a 10-year period from FY32 to FY41, sources told PTI.As part of the decision, the Department of Telecommunications will reassess the frozen AGR dues based on Deduction…

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‘Stranger Things’ Vecna turns ONION PAKODA snack online; fans joke, ‘Ek plate vecna with extra mirchi and ketchup’

‘Stranger Things’ Vecna turns ONION PAKODA snack online; fans joke, ‘Ek plate vecna with extra mirchi and ketchup’

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‘Stranger Things’ villain Vecna is supposed to scare people. But on social media, he has turned into something very different, making you all guess correctly. Yes, you heard it right. Netizens started comparing Vecna to onion pakoda, and now no one can unsee it. What began as a joke quickly became a full food fest…

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New Year alert in Rajasthan: 150kg explosives, batteries and wires seized from car; 2 arrested

New Year alert in Rajasthan: 150kg explosives, batteries and wires seized from car; 2 arrested

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As per reports, the car was reportedly heading toward Bundi when it was intercepted. TONK: Police on Wednesday seized around 150kg of ammonium nitrate from a car on the Tonk–Jaipur highway during a special vehicle-checking drive held on New Year’s Eve. Two men travelling in the vehicle were detained for questioning.The police also seized 200…

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Putin-Modi ‘carpool’; Trump’s inauguration In a year of seismic shifts — from Donald Trump’s White House comeback to PM Modi-Putin’s diplomatic carpools and Nepal’s fiery protests — cameras captured the raw drama of global politics. These photographs, blending power, protest, and unlikely alliances, encapsulated 2025’s turbulent geopolitical pulse.2025 was, in many ways, Trump’s year. As the holder of the world’s most powerful office — its power amplified in no small measure by Trump himself being the incumbent — he cast a long shadow over global affairs, ensuring that much of the year’s political drama revolved around him.It is therefore no surprise that several of the year’s most striking political photographs feature Trump. However, compelling images also emerged from elsewhere in the world, capturing moments of power, protest, and political churn far beyond the United States.Here’s a look at the photos that defined world politics in 2025The inauguration: The image ofTrump taking oath for his second presidency felt surreal, even though he had already won the November 2024 election. The Republican was sworn in as America’s 47th commander-in-chief.Donald Trump with his family at his inaugurationTech billionaires, assemble: Not strictly a political photograph, yet taken at a political event—Trump’s inauguration. Elon Musk, Sundar Pichai, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg seated together, a striking display of tech leaders alongside political power.Tech billionaires at Trump’s inaugurationTrudeau’s sun fades, finally: A visibly dejected Justin Trudeau, facing rising unpopularity and mounting pressure within his party, announced on January 6 that he would resign as Canada’s prime minister and Liberal Party leader, effective once a new leader is chosen for both roles, bringing his 11-year premiership to an end.Trudeau announcing his resignationTrudeau leaving after announcing resignationFreedom, at last: Emotions ran high on January 19, as Hamas released three Israeli women, the first hostages to be freed from the 251 taken to Gaza during its October 7, 2023, attack on Israel. Their release ended 470 painful—yet hopeful—days of separation for them and their families.Released Israeli hostage Romi Gonen (right) with her motherReleased Israeli hostage Emily Damari (in green) and her motherReleased Israeli hostage Doron Steinbrecher (left) and her motherThe spat: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a tense first White House meeting with Trump on February 28. With the world’s press watching, JD Vance confronted Zelenskyy for “not thanking” the US for supporting Ukraine against Russia, and Trump later questioned his counterpart’s choice of military-style attire.Zelenskyy and Trump during their infamous Feb 28 meeting‘Pikachu’ in Turkey: The image of a Turkish demonstrator, who came dressed as the much-loved cartoon character Pikachu on March 28, made him an unlikely face of resistance during protests against the arrest of Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, a rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, on alleged corruption charges.Turkey’s ‘Pikachu’ protesterThe Alaska red carpet: Trump and Putin, meeting for the first time in the US leader’s second term, walked side-by-side for talks on Ukraine. The talks, held on August 15, ended without a breakthrough, but Putin stole the spotlight, using English in a rare such instance: “Next time in Moscow.”Trump’s red carpet for Putin‘New world order’ and the ‘carpool’: In images clearly intended as a message to the West, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was photographed alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Tianjin, China, on September 1.Putin, PM Modi and Xi at SCO summitIn another notable moment, Modi and Putin “carpooled” to the summit venue, arriving together in the Russian leader’s bulletproof car—a gesture that would be reciprocated a few months later.PM Modi and Putin’s first ‘carpool’Xi’s show of strength: On September 3, Xi Jinping projected power as he welcomed both Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Beijing, marking the first time the three leaders appeared together in public. The occasion was a massive Chinese military parade commemorating 80 years since the country’s victory over Japan in World War II.Putin, Xi and Kim at China’s grand military parade in BeijingNepal burns: After Sri Lanka in 2022 and Bangladesh in 2024, it was the turn of India’s third neighbour, Nepal, to see citizens rise up against the incumbent government. On September 9, protests escalated dramatically, with the Himalayan nation’s parliament set on fire.Nepal’s Parliament on fire during ‘Gen-Z’ protestsCaught on camera: One moment speaking, the next shot—fatally. Right-wing activist and Trump ally Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a campus event on September 10, the killing captured on video, shocking the US political landscape.Charlie Kirk moments before he was fatally shotThe ‘apology’: In a photo released by the White House, Trump held the phone as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to his Qatari counterpart, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman. The September 29 call was an “apology”—perhaps even a scripted one—for Israel’s unprecedented strikes in Doha targeting Hamas leadership, angering both the US and Qatar.Photo released by White House of Netanyahu’s ‘apology’The ‘boss’ is here: Perhaps no other image captured the power of the US presidency more starkly than the one from the Gaza Peace Summit in Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh on October 13. Trump arrived after keeping more than two dozen world leaders waiting, then addressed the gathering as they stood behind him—a striking display of American primacy.Trump and other world leaders at Gaza peace summit in Egypt Al-Sharaa at White House: The US president’s office was the site for yet another striking image of the year – a former terrorist at the White House. On November 10, Trump hosted Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara’a for the first visit by a Syrian leader to the US.Ahmed al-Sharaa with Trump at White House‘You can just say yes’: Trump’s November 21 meeting with bête noire and New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani ended sans any drama. When a reporter asked Mamdani whether he still believed the president was fascist, Trump appeared to sense his guest’s hesitation and interjected, “It’s OK, you (Mamdani) can just say yes.”Mamdani and Trump at White HouseCarpool 2.0: PM Modi broke protocol to personally receive Putin upon his arrival in Delhi for a two-day visit in early December. They travelled from the airport to the PM’s residence— in the prime minister’s own vehicle—a role reversal from their previous shared ride.Putin and PM Modi’s ‘Carpool 2.0’The ‘prince’ returns: Thousands of people lined the streets of Dhaka on December 25 to welcome Tarique Rahman, son of ailing former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, back to Bangladesh after 17 years in London. Rahman is widely expected to become the country’s next prime minister following the general elections in February 2026.Tarique Rahman in his bulletproof bus in DhakaTarique Rahman in DhakaWhat 2026 has in store?2026 will be the second year of Trump’s final term, leaving him with two more years as the holder of the world’s most powerful office—ample time to shape events on a global scale. Other world leaders will also be looking to assert their influence. The coming year, therefore, promises new—hopefully positive—images, unexpected moments, and defining events that will continue to capture the world’s attention.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosArmy Trains Village Defence Guards In J&K In Automatic Rifles, Self-Defence | WatchLeT Deputy Saifullah Kasuri Admits India Hit Terror Camps, Threatens Kashmir After Op Sindoor StrikeTwist in Osman Hadi Murder Case: Prime Accused Blames Jamaat From Dubai, Clears India’s Role‘Remove 10-Minute Delivery Option’: Gig Workers Launch Nationwide Strike On New Year’s EvePM Modi Says 2025 Marked by India’s Commitment to ReformsHasina Extradition Demand May Redefine India Bangladesh Ties Journalist Flags Tarique Rahman’s Plans”To Build Peace That Lasts”: China Claims Credit for India-Pakistan Conflict, Follows TrumpSecurity Forces Launch Cordon-And-Search Operations In Kishtwar, Doda and PoonchJaishankar To Attend Khaleda Zia’s Funeral In Dhaka Amid Strained India-Bangladesh TiesDRDO Successfully Tests Pinaka Long-Range Guided Rocket In Odisha, To Be Inducted In Indian Army123PhotostoriesThe science of longevity: Building a longer and healthier life one habit at a timeFrom Akshaye Khanna’s FA9LA memes to Ram Charan’s ‘Peddi’ dance and the Coldplay kiss-cam moment: How 2025 turned pop culture into a nonstop viral loopHow the right words can turn mistakes into learning momentsFrom Jamaica’s J-type diabetes to WHO’s reversal: A long-ignored form of diabetes gets official recognitionTV child actors who changed careers later: Erik Per Sullivan, Angus T. Jones, Ben Hyland, and morePM Modi’s 2025: Key moments that shaped the year – in pictures5 manifestations to do on January 1 for a wealthy and successful 20267 nutritious ways to add avocado to breakfast8 beautiful succulents to brighten up your balcony gardenYearender 2025: 5 outfits that are perfect for your end-of-the-year events inspired by Bollywood actresses123Hot PicksSaudi Strike YemenPAN-Aadhaar link statusBank holiday New YearGold rate todayIncome Tax RefundBahrain Golden Visa 2025Bank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingJustin Thomas Net WorthLebron JamesCardi BAlex Rodriguez and Jaclyn Cordeiro Net WorthStefon DiggsCaitlin ClarkMatthew Stafford vs Drake MVPWest Bengal SIR DeathJake Paul and Jutta Leerdam Net WorthWorld Fourth Largest Economy

Putin-Modi ‘carpool’; Trump’s inauguration In a year of seismic shifts — from Donald Trump’s White House comeback to PM Modi-Putin’s diplomatic carpools and Nepal’s fiery protests — cameras captured the raw drama of global politics. These photographs, blending power, protest, and unlikely alliances, encapsulated 2025’s turbulent geopolitical pulse.2025 was, in many ways, Trump’s year. As the holder of the world’s most powerful office — its power amplified in no small measure by Trump himself being the incumbent — he cast a long shadow over global affairs, ensuring that much of the year’s political drama revolved around him.It is therefore no surprise that several of the year’s most striking political photographs feature Trump. However, compelling images also emerged from elsewhere in the world, capturing moments of power, protest, and political churn far beyond the United States.Here’s a look at the photos that defined world politics in 2025The inauguration: The image ofTrump taking oath for his second presidency felt surreal, even though he had already won the November 2024 election. The Republican was sworn in as America’s 47th commander-in-chief.Donald Trump with his family at his inaugurationTech billionaires, assemble: Not strictly a political photograph, yet taken at a political event—Trump’s inauguration. Elon Musk, Sundar Pichai, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg seated together, a striking display of tech leaders alongside political power.Tech billionaires at Trump’s inaugurationTrudeau’s sun fades, finally: A visibly dejected Justin Trudeau, facing rising unpopularity and mounting pressure within his party, announced on January 6 that he would resign as Canada’s prime minister and Liberal Party leader, effective once a new leader is chosen for both roles, bringing his 11-year premiership to an end.Trudeau announcing his resignationTrudeau leaving after announcing resignationFreedom, at last: Emotions ran high on January 19, as Hamas released three Israeli women, the first hostages to be freed from the 251 taken to Gaza during its October 7, 2023, attack on Israel. Their release ended 470 painful—yet hopeful—days of separation for them and their families.Released Israeli hostage Romi Gonen (right) with her motherReleased Israeli hostage Emily Damari (in green) and her motherReleased Israeli hostage Doron Steinbrecher (left) and her motherThe spat: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a tense first White House meeting with Trump on February 28. With the world’s press watching, JD Vance confronted Zelenskyy for “not thanking” the US for supporting Ukraine against Russia, and Trump later questioned his counterpart’s choice of military-style attire.Zelenskyy and Trump during their infamous Feb 28 meeting‘Pikachu’ in Turkey: The image of a Turkish demonstrator, who came dressed as the much-loved cartoon character Pikachu on March 28, made him an unlikely face of resistance during protests against the arrest of Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, a rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, on alleged corruption charges.Turkey’s ‘Pikachu’ protesterThe Alaska red carpet: Trump and Putin, meeting for the first time in the US leader’s second term, walked side-by-side for talks on Ukraine. The talks, held on August 15, ended without a breakthrough, but Putin stole the spotlight, using English in a rare such instance: “Next time in Moscow.”Trump’s red carpet for Putin‘New world order’ and the ‘carpool’: In images clearly intended as a message to the West, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was photographed alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Tianjin, China, on September 1.Putin, PM Modi and Xi at SCO summitIn another notable moment, Modi and Putin “carpooled” to the summit venue, arriving together in the Russian leader’s bulletproof car—a gesture that would be reciprocated a few months later.PM Modi and Putin’s first ‘carpool’Xi’s show of strength: On September 3, Xi Jinping projected power as he welcomed both Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Beijing, marking the first time the three leaders appeared together in public. The occasion was a massive Chinese military parade commemorating 80 years since the country’s victory over Japan in World War II.Putin, Xi and Kim at China’s grand military parade in BeijingNepal burns: After Sri Lanka in 2022 and Bangladesh in 2024, it was the turn of India’s third neighbour, Nepal, to see citizens rise up against the incumbent government. On September 9, protests escalated dramatically, with the Himalayan nation’s parliament set on fire.Nepal’s Parliament on fire during ‘Gen-Z’ protestsCaught on camera: One moment speaking, the next shot—fatally. Right-wing activist and Trump ally Charlie Kirk was assassinated at a campus event on September 10, the killing captured on video, shocking the US political landscape.Charlie Kirk moments before he was fatally shotThe ‘apology’: In a photo released by the White House, Trump held the phone as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to his Qatari counterpart, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman. The September 29 call was an “apology”—perhaps even a scripted one—for Israel’s unprecedented strikes in Doha targeting Hamas leadership, angering both the US and Qatar.Photo released by White House of Netanyahu’s ‘apology’The ‘boss’ is here: Perhaps no other image captured the power of the US presidency more starkly than the one from the Gaza Peace Summit in Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh on October 13. Trump arrived after keeping more than two dozen world leaders waiting, then addressed the gathering as they stood behind him—a striking display of American primacy.Trump and other world leaders at Gaza peace summit in Egypt Al-Sharaa at White House: The US president’s office was the site for yet another striking image of the year – a former terrorist at the White House. On November 10, Trump hosted Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara’a for the first visit by a Syrian leader to the US.Ahmed al-Sharaa with Trump at White House‘You can just say yes’: Trump’s November 21 meeting with bête noire and New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani ended sans any drama. When a reporter asked Mamdani whether he still believed the president was fascist, Trump appeared to sense his guest’s hesitation and interjected, “It’s OK, you (Mamdani) can just say yes.”Mamdani and Trump at White HouseCarpool 2.0: PM Modi broke protocol to personally receive Putin upon his arrival in Delhi for a two-day visit in early December. They travelled from the airport to the PM’s residence— in the prime minister’s own vehicle—a role reversal from their previous shared ride.Putin and PM Modi’s ‘Carpool 2.0’The ‘prince’ returns: Thousands of people lined the streets of Dhaka on December 25 to welcome Tarique Rahman, son of ailing former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, back to Bangladesh after 17 years in London. Rahman is widely expected to become the country’s next prime minister following the general elections in February 2026.Tarique Rahman in his bulletproof bus in DhakaTarique Rahman in DhakaWhat 2026 has in store?2026 will be the second year of Trump’s final term, leaving him with two more years as the holder of the world’s most powerful office—ample time to shape events on a global scale. Other world leaders will also be looking to assert their influence. The coming year, therefore, promises new—hopefully positive—images, unexpected moments, and defining events that will continue to capture the world’s attention.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosArmy Trains Village Defence Guards In J&K In Automatic Rifles, Self-Defence | WatchLeT Deputy Saifullah Kasuri Admits India Hit Terror Camps, Threatens Kashmir After Op Sindoor StrikeTwist in Osman Hadi Murder Case: Prime Accused Blames Jamaat From Dubai, Clears India’s Role‘Remove 10-Minute Delivery Option’: Gig Workers Launch Nationwide Strike On New Year’s EvePM Modi Says 2025 Marked by India’s Commitment to ReformsHasina Extradition Demand May Redefine India Bangladesh Ties Journalist Flags Tarique Rahman’s Plans”To Build Peace That Lasts”: China Claims Credit for India-Pakistan Conflict, Follows TrumpSecurity Forces Launch Cordon-And-Search Operations In Kishtwar, Doda and PoonchJaishankar To Attend Khaleda Zia’s Funeral In Dhaka Amid Strained India-Bangladesh TiesDRDO Successfully Tests Pinaka Long-Range Guided Rocket In Odisha, To Be Inducted In Indian Army123PhotostoriesThe science of longevity: Building a longer and healthier life one habit at a timeFrom Akshaye Khanna’s FA9LA memes to Ram Charan’s ‘Peddi’ dance and the Coldplay kiss-cam moment: How 2025 turned pop culture into a nonstop viral loopHow the right words can turn mistakes into learning momentsFrom Jamaica’s J-type diabetes to WHO’s reversal: A long-ignored form of diabetes gets official recognitionTV child actors who changed careers later: Erik Per Sullivan, Angus T. Jones, Ben Hyland, and morePM Modi’s 2025: Key moments that shaped the year – in pictures5 manifestations to do on January 1 for a wealthy and successful 20267 nutritious ways to add avocado to breakfast8 beautiful succulents to brighten up your balcony gardenYearender 2025: 5 outfits that are perfect for your end-of-the-year events inspired by Bollywood actresses123Hot PicksSaudi Strike YemenPAN-Aadhaar link statusBank holiday New YearGold rate todayIncome Tax RefundBahrain Golden Visa 2025Bank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingJustin Thomas Net WorthLebron JamesCardi BAlex Rodriguez and Jaclyn Cordeiro Net WorthStefon DiggsCaitlin ClarkMatthew Stafford vs Drake MVPWest Bengal SIR DeathJake Paul and Jutta Leerdam Net WorthWorld Fourth Largest Economy

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Putin-Modi ‘carpool’; Trump’s inauguration In a year of seismic shifts — from Donald Trump’s White House comeback to PM Modi-Putin’s diplomatic carpools and Nepal’s fiery protests — cameras captured the raw drama of global politics. These photographs, blending power, protest, and unlikely alliances, encapsulated 2025’s turbulent geopolitical pulse.2025 was, in many ways, Trump’s year. As…

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