Stock market today: Here are the top gainers and losers on NSE, BSE on February 17 – check list

Stock market today: Here are the top gainers and losers on NSE, BSE on February 17 – check list

Equity benchmark indices ended higher for the second consecutive session on Tuesday, supported by gains in banking, IT and capital goods stocks.The 30-share BSE Sensex climbed 173.81 points, or 0.21 per cent, to close at 83,450.96. During the session, it touched a high of 83,598 and a low of 82,987.43.The 50-share NSE Nifty advanced 42.65…

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Rhode Island shooter and trans parent Robert Dorgan gave chilling warning before attack: ‘We go berserk…’

Rhode Island shooter and trans parent Robert Dorgan gave chilling warning before attack: ‘We go berserk…’

“We go BESERK.” Those were the chilling words posted online days before a gunman opened fire at a youth hockey match in Rhode Island, killing two people, including his ex-wife.56-year-old Robert Dorgan, who also went by the name Roberta Esposito, shared a series of disturbing online messages before the shooting at the Dennis M Lynch…

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PM Modi (Screengrab) NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said India and France would jointly manufacture the world’s first helicopter that would fly to the heights of Mount Everest.During the joint press briefing alongside French president Emmanuel Macron, PM Modi said the partnership between New Delhi and Paris “knows no boundaries” and that it “can reach from deep oceans to the tallest mountains”.PM Modi and French president Macron virtually inaugurated assembly line for production of Airbus H125 helicopters at Vemagal in Karnataka.”In India, the initiation of his helicopter assembly is another bright example of this relationship. We are proud that India and France will build a helicopter which will be able to take flight to Mount Everest. We will also export this. The India-France partnership knows no boundaries. It can reach from deep oceans to the tallest mountains,” PM Modi said in Mumbai.Before the media briefing in the coastal city, PM Modi held comprehensive talks with Macron, with both leaders focusing on strengthening cooperation in trade, defence, energy and critical technologies.Top quotes from PM Modi: “I am delighted to welcome my dear friend, president Macron, to Mumbai. Last year, he invited me to the AI Action Committee Summit in France. At that time, we visited Marseille, France’s largest port and a major gateway to France and all of Europe.””Marseille is the city from where our Indian soldiers set foot in Europe during World War I. Their saga of bravery is still remembered in many parts of Europe, and it is the same city where freedom fighter Veer Savarkar jumped into the sea to escape the British. His action symbolised his unwavering resolve for India’s independence.””I had the opportunity to remember and pay my respects to him in Marseille last year. This time, when president Macron is in India for the AI Impact Summit, we are fortunate to welcome him in Mumbai, the Gateway to India.””The strategic partnership between the two countries is one of the oldest and with the help of president Macron, we have deepened the ties and given it more energy in recent times.””Based on this trust and vision, we are elevating our relation to a Special Global Strategic Partnership. This partnership is not just strategic. In this era of unpredictable global dynamics, this partnership will provide global stability and progress.”H125 Light Utility Helicopter’s significance The H125 Light Utility Helicopter Final Assembly Line at Vemagal is expected to strengthen India’s indigenous aerospace manufacturing capabilities and further deepen India-France defence and industrial cooperation.The facility is designed to produce H125 helicopters for civil and parapublic operations, including emergency medical services, law enforcement, and passenger transport.The delivery of the first ‘Made in India’ H125 is expected in early 2027. The helicopter will also be available for export in the South Asian region.Emmanuel  Macron on 3-day visitMacron arrived in Mumbai earlier in the day on a three-day visit, during which he is scheduled to attend the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi and meet Modi.The visit comes shortly after India cleared a long-pending proposal to acquire 114 Rafale fighter jets from France under a government-to-government framework, a deal described as one of the world’s largest military procurement programmes in recent years.Sources told news agency PTI that deepening defence collaboration and expanding engagement in critical and emerging technologies are among the top priorities guiding the next phase of bilateral ties.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 MediaVideosAfter Day 1 Glitches at AI Summit, Ashwini Vaishnaw Says Sorry, Assures Better ArrangementsShankh Airlines Chief Shravan Vishwakarma Backs UP Airport Boom At UP Transformation Dialogues Event’Must Be Democratised’: Vaishnaw Flags ‘AI Divide’, Hails Investments At India AI Impact SummitPakistan Cricket Crisis Deepens After Asim Munir Reportedly Upset With Mohsin Naqvi After India LossFrom Trust To Technology: How India’s Digital Media Is Redefining Power In The Age Of AI DisruptionBangladesh Oath Ceremony Row: BNP Defies Yunus Govt’s Proposal As Tarique Rahman Takes ChargeTreat Imran Khan Fairly: Kapil, Sunil Gavaskar Among 14 Ex- Cricketers To Send Letter To Pakistan’World In Twilight Zone’: Jaishankar Warns Of Changing Global Order, Outlines India’s Strategic PushIndia-Pakistan Border On Alert After 2 Pak Juveniles Flee Custody In RS Pura With Cops At GunpointYunus Rakes Up India’s ‘Seven Sisters’ In Exit Speech, Hails Bangladesh’s Ties With China123Photostories7 fascinating birds that can swim underwater like fishRamadan 2026: Why Muslims break their Ramadan fast with datesIs Mysore silk the new Birkin of India? Why women are queuing at 4 AM for these ₹2.5 lakh sareesRashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda movie stills that capture their undeniable chemistry7 property laws all tenants must knowRajpal Yadav, Ameesha Patel, Rajkumar Santoshi: Bollywood names entangled in cheque bounce controversiesArchana Puran Singh recalls how husband Parmeet considered separation amid problems in marriage; says, “There was no physical and emotional intimacy”Top 5 real estate hotspots in and around Chandigarh in 20265 clever comebacks for parents to deal with kids who talk backWhat is ‘energy protection’ and why is everyone suddenly talking about it?123Hot PicksEmmanuel Macron India VisitGold rate todaySaudi Labour Law ViolationVB-G RAM G schemeIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingLas Vegas TragedyKayla NicoleCosta RicaJutta LeerdamStefon DiggsKayla NicoleSan Jose SharksBrandon BussiCandace OwensJake Paul Fiance

PM Modi (Screengrab) NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said India and France would jointly manufacture the world’s first helicopter that would fly to the heights of Mount Everest.During the joint press briefing alongside French president Emmanuel Macron, PM Modi said the partnership between New Delhi and Paris “knows no boundaries” and that it “can reach from deep oceans to the tallest mountains”.PM Modi and French president Macron virtually inaugurated assembly line for production of Airbus H125 helicopters at Vemagal in Karnataka.”In India, the initiation of his helicopter assembly is another bright example of this relationship. We are proud that India and France will build a helicopter which will be able to take flight to Mount Everest. We will also export this. The India-France partnership knows no boundaries. It can reach from deep oceans to the tallest mountains,” PM Modi said in Mumbai.Before the media briefing in the coastal city, PM Modi held comprehensive talks with Macron, with both leaders focusing on strengthening cooperation in trade, defence, energy and critical technologies.Top quotes from PM Modi: “I am delighted to welcome my dear friend, president Macron, to Mumbai. Last year, he invited me to the AI Action Committee Summit in France. At that time, we visited Marseille, France’s largest port and a major gateway to France and all of Europe.””Marseille is the city from where our Indian soldiers set foot in Europe during World War I. Their saga of bravery is still remembered in many parts of Europe, and it is the same city where freedom fighter Veer Savarkar jumped into the sea to escape the British. His action symbolised his unwavering resolve for India’s independence.””I had the opportunity to remember and pay my respects to him in Marseille last year. This time, when president Macron is in India for the AI Impact Summit, we are fortunate to welcome him in Mumbai, the Gateway to India.””The strategic partnership between the two countries is one of the oldest and with the help of president Macron, we have deepened the ties and given it more energy in recent times.””Based on this trust and vision, we are elevating our relation to a Special Global Strategic Partnership. This partnership is not just strategic. In this era of unpredictable global dynamics, this partnership will provide global stability and progress.”H125 Light Utility Helicopter’s significance The H125 Light Utility Helicopter Final Assembly Line at Vemagal is expected to strengthen India’s indigenous aerospace manufacturing capabilities and further deepen India-France defence and industrial cooperation.The facility is designed to produce H125 helicopters for civil and parapublic operations, including emergency medical services, law enforcement, and passenger transport.The delivery of the first ‘Made in India’ H125 is expected in early 2027. The helicopter will also be available for export in the South Asian region.Emmanuel Macron on 3-day visitMacron arrived in Mumbai earlier in the day on a three-day visit, during which he is scheduled to attend the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi and meet Modi.The visit comes shortly after India cleared a long-pending proposal to acquire 114 Rafale fighter jets from France under a government-to-government framework, a deal described as one of the world’s largest military procurement programmes in recent years.Sources told news agency PTI that deepening defence collaboration and expanding engagement in critical and emerging technologies are among the top priorities guiding the next phase of bilateral ties.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 MediaVideosAfter Day 1 Glitches at AI Summit, Ashwini Vaishnaw Says Sorry, Assures Better ArrangementsShankh Airlines Chief Shravan Vishwakarma Backs UP Airport Boom At UP Transformation Dialogues Event’Must Be Democratised’: Vaishnaw Flags ‘AI Divide’, Hails Investments At India AI Impact SummitPakistan Cricket Crisis Deepens After Asim Munir Reportedly Upset With Mohsin Naqvi After India LossFrom Trust To Technology: How India’s Digital Media Is Redefining Power In The Age Of AI DisruptionBangladesh Oath Ceremony Row: BNP Defies Yunus Govt’s Proposal As Tarique Rahman Takes ChargeTreat Imran Khan Fairly: Kapil, Sunil Gavaskar Among 14 Ex- Cricketers To Send Letter To Pakistan’World In Twilight Zone’: Jaishankar Warns Of Changing Global Order, Outlines India’s Strategic PushIndia-Pakistan Border On Alert After 2 Pak Juveniles Flee Custody In RS Pura With Cops At GunpointYunus Rakes Up India’s ‘Seven Sisters’ In Exit Speech, Hails Bangladesh’s Ties With China123Photostories7 fascinating birds that can swim underwater like fishRamadan 2026: Why Muslims break their Ramadan fast with datesIs Mysore silk the new Birkin of India? Why women are queuing at 4 AM for these ₹2.5 lakh sareesRashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda movie stills that capture their undeniable chemistry7 property laws all tenants must knowRajpal Yadav, Ameesha Patel, Rajkumar Santoshi: Bollywood names entangled in cheque bounce controversiesArchana Puran Singh recalls how husband Parmeet considered separation amid problems in marriage; says, “There was no physical and emotional intimacy”Top 5 real estate hotspots in and around Chandigarh in 20265 clever comebacks for parents to deal with kids who talk backWhat is ‘energy protection’ and why is everyone suddenly talking about it?123Hot PicksEmmanuel Macron India VisitGold rate todaySaudi Labour Law ViolationVB-G RAM G schemeIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingLas Vegas TragedyKayla NicoleCosta RicaJutta LeerdamStefon DiggsKayla NicoleSan Jose SharksBrandon BussiCandace OwensJake Paul Fiance

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said India and France would jointly manufacture the world’s first helicopter that would fly to the heights of Mount Everest.During the joint press briefing alongside French president Emmanuel Macron, PM Modi said the partnership between New Delhi and Paris “knows no boundaries” and that it “can reach…

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Feb 17, 2026, 17:17 IST

Feb 17, 2026, 17:17 IST

Imran Khan (Image credit: AFP) NEW DELHI: Indian greats Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev are among 14 former international captains who have expressed “deep concern” over the reported decline in the health of jailed cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan. In a joint appeal, they have called on the Pakistan government to ensure he is provided adequate medical…

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Silicon Valley-style fallout: Uber adds fuel to fire as Türkiye’s Getir founders sue Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala for 0M betrayal

Silicon Valley-style fallout: Uber adds fuel to fire as Türkiye’s Getir founders sue Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala for $700M betrayal

Türkiye’s Getir Demands $700M From Abu Dhabi Investor Mubadala in Bitter Breakup In a major escalation of the ongoing dispute between a once-high-flying delivery start-up and its largest investor, the co-founders of Turkish food and grocery delivery startup Getir, Nazım Salur and Serkan Borançılı, have filed a $700 million lawsuit against Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment…

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OPSC OCS Recruitment 2026: 465 govt jobs, online applications close soon; apply here

OPSC OCS Recruitment 2026: 465 govt jobs, online applications close soon; apply here

Last Date Approaching for OPSC OCS 2026 Exam OPSC OCS Recruitment 2026: The Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) has published the OPSC OCS Notification 2026, providing an opportunity for 465 highly sought-after Group A and B vacancies. With the last date for application fast approaching—20th February 2026 at 5 pm—candidates are encouraged to apply as…

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Salim Khan diagonsed with a blood clot, felt giddy before Salman Khan and family rushed him to the hospital: Report

Salim Khan diagonsed with a blood clot, felt giddy before Salman Khan and family rushed him to the hospital: Report

Salman Khan’s father Salim was admitted to a hospital in Mumbai on Tuesday, February 17. Reports state that he was taken to Lilavati Hospital and one also saw Salman Khan arriving there to be by his father’s side. Apart from Salman, many other members of the family – Alvira Agnihotri, Aayush Sharma among others were…

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Influencer who tried for years welcomes babies 3 weeks apart |

Influencer who tried for years welcomes babies 3 weeks apart |

Jordana Abraham-Marinelli and Michael Marinelli’s journey to parenthood was anything but conventional. After enduring the heart-wrenching trials of seven pregnancies and experiencing the pain of loss, they welcomed their daughter Lucy into the world. Shortly thereafter, they embraced joy again with the arrival of their daughter Charlie Jane, who was born through surrogacy. When influencer…

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Anxiety-Prone Zodiac Signs

Anxiety-Prone Zodiac Signs

In today’s fast paced world, the word anxiety has become more popular because people are suffering from it and experiencing it time to time. You must have heard people saying “they have an anxiety issue” and they are consulting a psychiatrist for that for so long but it is still there so now the question…

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NEW DELHI: Delhi University on Tuesday prohibited meetings, processions and protests on its campuses for one month, citing law and order concerns days after clashes erupted over the new equity guidelines issued by the University Grants Commission.The order was issued by the DU proctor following a face-off between student groups during a protest demanding implementation of the UGC’s equity regulations, which have been stayed by the Supreme Court.“This order is issued in view of information received indicating that unrestricted public gatherings, processions, or demonstrations on campus may lead to obstruction of traffic, threats to human life, and disturbance of public peace. In the past, organisers have often failed to control such protests, which have escalated and spread widely, resulting in deterioration of law and order within the University campuses,” the notification stated.The order prohibits holding any public meeting, rally, dharna, protest or agitation; assembly of five or more persons; carrying hazardous materials such as mashals, beacons or torches; shouting slogans or making speeches; and engaging in activities that may disturb public tranquillity or traffic flow.The move follows tensions on Friday when rival student groups accused each other of violence and intimidation during a pro-UGC equity guidelines protest. According to the Left-backed student union AISA, some students were allegedly threatened and subjected to casteist abuse by members of a rival group, reported ANI.Countering the claims, ABVP alleged that a female journalist associated with a YouTube channel was assaulted by Left-backed activists. The journalist claimed she was targeted by a mob, as reported by ANI. “The entire crowd came towards me and attacked me. This is clear in the video. About 500 people attacked me. They only have fabricated narratives and allegations. The girls around me whispered rape threats in my ears just because I am a Brahmin; ‘aaj tu chal, tera nanga parade niklega,’ is what they said.”Earlier, DU vice chancellor Yogesh Singh appealed for calm. “I request all teachers and students of Delhi University to maintain harmony among themselves. Do not engage in any activity that increases mutual discord and harms the image of the nation and the university. The incident at Delhi University yesterday is a cause for concern. Students from all states in India and from all communities study at the university. Social harmony is the greatest thing, and maintaining it is the duty of all of us,” he said in a statement shared on the university’s X handle.On January 29, the Supreme Court stayed the UGC (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026, observing that there was “complete vagueness” in Regulation 3(C), which defines caste-based discrimination, and that it could be misused. “The language needs to be re-modified,” the court said, adding that the 2012 UGC regulations would continue to apply for now.The new regulations were introduced to curb caste-based discrimination and require higher education institutions to set up special committees and helplines to address complaints from students belonging to Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and Other Backward Classes categories.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 MediaVideosTreat Imran Khan Fairly: Kapil, Sunil Gavaskar Among 14 Ex- Cricketers To Send Letter To Pakistan’World In Twilight Zone’: Jaishankar Warns Of Changing Global Order, Outlines India’s Strategic PushIndia-Pakistan Border On Alert After 2 Pak Juveniles Flee Custody In RS Pura With Cops At GunpointYunus Rakes Up India’s ‘Seven Sisters’ In Exit Speech, Hails Bangladesh’s Ties With ChinaMy Son Died Because Of Someone’s Fun: Sahil Dhaneshra’s Mother Seeks Justice After Dwarka SUV CrashRafale, AI, Trade: French Prez Macron Arrives In Mumbai, Set To Meet PM Modi; What’s On Agenda?Auto Ride, Trade Talk Mark US Envoy Sergio Gor’s Evening Out With BJP MP Tejasvi Surya In BengaluruUS Envoy Sergio Gor, Admiral Paparo Visit Indian Army’s Western Command HQ, Briefed On Op SindoorUnion Minister Vaishnaw Details India’s Measures To Handle Deepfake Threats‘Crucial Role For India In AI Governance’: Duncan Cass-Beggs At AI Summit123PhotostoriesRajpal Yadav, Ameesha Patel, Rajkumar Santoshi: Bollywood names entangled in cheque bounce controversiesArchana Puran Singh recalls how husband Parmeet considered separation amid problems in marriage; says, “There was no physical and emotional intimacy”Top 5 real estate hotspots in and around Chandigarh in 20265 clever comebacks for parents to deal with kids who talk backWhat is ‘energy protection’ and why is everyone suddenly talking about it?Jr NTR’s love for this South Indian deep-fried snack is so relatable; recipe insideBEML Bengaluru to roll out 2 more Vande Bharat sleeper rakes before March; ICF targets 10-coach delivery10 foods that never expire and why they last almost foreverFrom ‘Kill Bill’ to ‘Good Days’: SZA songs that defined modern R&BDwarka crash case: How a speeding SUV shattered a 23-year-old’s dreams123Hot PicksEmmanuel Macron India VisitGold rate todaySaudi Labour Law ViolationVB-G RAM G schemeIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingLas Vegas TragedyKayla NicoleCosta RicaJutta LeerdamStefon DiggsKayla NicoleSan Jose SharksBrandon BussiCandace OwensJake Paul Fiance

NEW DELHI: Delhi University on Tuesday prohibited meetings, processions and protests on its campuses for one month, citing law and order concerns days after clashes erupted over the new equity guidelines issued by the University Grants Commission.The order was issued by the DU proctor following a face-off between student groups during a protest demanding implementation of the UGC’s equity regulations, which have been stayed by the Supreme Court.“This order is issued in view of information received indicating that unrestricted public gatherings, processions, or demonstrations on campus may lead to obstruction of traffic, threats to human life, and disturbance of public peace. In the past, organisers have often failed to control such protests, which have escalated and spread widely, resulting in deterioration of law and order within the University campuses,” the notification stated.The order prohibits holding any public meeting, rally, dharna, protest or agitation; assembly of five or more persons; carrying hazardous materials such as mashals, beacons or torches; shouting slogans or making speeches; and engaging in activities that may disturb public tranquillity or traffic flow.The move follows tensions on Friday when rival student groups accused each other of violence and intimidation during a pro-UGC equity guidelines protest. According to the Left-backed student union AISA, some students were allegedly threatened and subjected to casteist abuse by members of a rival group, reported ANI.Countering the claims, ABVP alleged that a female journalist associated with a YouTube channel was assaulted by Left-backed activists. The journalist claimed she was targeted by a mob, as reported by ANI. “The entire crowd came towards me and attacked me. This is clear in the video. About 500 people attacked me. They only have fabricated narratives and allegations. The girls around me whispered rape threats in my ears just because I am a Brahmin; ‘aaj tu chal, tera nanga parade niklega,’ is what they said.”Earlier, DU vice chancellor Yogesh Singh appealed for calm. “I request all teachers and students of Delhi University to maintain harmony among themselves. Do not engage in any activity that increases mutual discord and harms the image of the nation and the university. The incident at Delhi University yesterday is a cause for concern. Students from all states in India and from all communities study at the university. Social harmony is the greatest thing, and maintaining it is the duty of all of us,” he said in a statement shared on the university’s X handle.On January 29, the Supreme Court stayed the UGC (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026, observing that there was “complete vagueness” in Regulation 3(C), which defines caste-based discrimination, and that it could be misused. “The language needs to be re-modified,” the court said, adding that the 2012 UGC regulations would continue to apply for now.The new regulations were introduced to curb caste-based discrimination and require higher education institutions to set up special committees and helplines to address complaints from students belonging to Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and Other Backward Classes categories.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 MediaVideosTreat Imran Khan Fairly: Kapil, Sunil Gavaskar Among 14 Ex- Cricketers To Send Letter To Pakistan’World In Twilight Zone’: Jaishankar Warns Of Changing Global Order, Outlines India’s Strategic PushIndia-Pakistan Border On Alert After 2 Pak Juveniles Flee Custody In RS Pura With Cops At GunpointYunus Rakes Up India’s ‘Seven Sisters’ In Exit Speech, Hails Bangladesh’s Ties With ChinaMy Son Died Because Of Someone’s Fun: Sahil Dhaneshra’s Mother Seeks Justice After Dwarka SUV CrashRafale, AI, Trade: French Prez Macron Arrives In Mumbai, Set To Meet PM Modi; What’s On Agenda?Auto Ride, Trade Talk Mark US Envoy Sergio Gor’s Evening Out With BJP MP Tejasvi Surya In BengaluruUS Envoy Sergio Gor, Admiral Paparo Visit Indian Army’s Western Command HQ, Briefed On Op SindoorUnion Minister Vaishnaw Details India’s Measures To Handle Deepfake Threats‘Crucial Role For India In AI Governance’: Duncan Cass-Beggs At AI Summit123PhotostoriesRajpal Yadav, Ameesha Patel, Rajkumar Santoshi: Bollywood names entangled in cheque bounce controversiesArchana Puran Singh recalls how husband Parmeet considered separation amid problems in marriage; says, “There was no physical and emotional intimacy”Top 5 real estate hotspots in and around Chandigarh in 20265 clever comebacks for parents to deal with kids who talk backWhat is ‘energy protection’ and why is everyone suddenly talking about it?Jr NTR’s love for this South Indian deep-fried snack is so relatable; recipe insideBEML Bengaluru to roll out 2 more Vande Bharat sleeper rakes before March; ICF targets 10-coach delivery10 foods that never expire and why they last almost foreverFrom ‘Kill Bill’ to ‘Good Days’: SZA songs that defined modern R&BDwarka crash case: How a speeding SUV shattered a 23-year-old’s dreams123Hot PicksEmmanuel Macron India VisitGold rate todaySaudi Labour Law ViolationVB-G RAM G schemeIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingLas Vegas TragedyKayla NicoleCosta RicaJutta LeerdamStefon DiggsKayla NicoleSan Jose SharksBrandon BussiCandace OwensJake Paul Fiance

NEW DELHI: Delhi University on Tuesday prohibited meetings, processions and protests on its campuses for one month, citing law and order concerns days after clashes erupted over the new equity guidelines issued by the University Grants Commission.The order was issued by the DU proctor following a face-off between student groups during a protest demanding implementation…

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Feb 17, 2026, 15:57 IST

Feb 17, 2026, 15:57 IST

Rohit Sharma and Wasim Akram (Image credit: X) A warm hug between Rohit Sharma and Wasim Akram stole the spotlight in Colombo — and it came amid the ongoing no-handshake row between India and Pakistan. As the two icons embraced and shared a laugh before Sunday’s high-voltage clash, the moment quickly went viral, standing in…

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‘Vaibhav Sooryavanshi ko absent mark kar diya hai’: Principal on class 10 board exams – WATCH

‘Vaibhav Sooryavanshi ko absent mark kar diya hai’: Principal on class 10 board exams – WATCH

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (ICC Photo) India’s teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has skipped his Class 10 board examinations this year as cricketing commitments continue to take priority in his rapidly rising career. The CBSE Class 10 exams commenced on February 17 and will run until March 11, but the youngster was absent on the opening day…

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Auto wholesale growth to normalise at 3–6% in FY27 after strong H2 recovery: Report

Auto wholesale growth to normalise at 3–6% in FY27 after strong H2 recovery: Report

Domestic passenger vehicle (PV) volumes are estimated to grow 4–6 per cent year-on-year in 2026–27, supported by sustained demand momentum.Srikumar Krishnamurthy, senior vice president & co-group head – corporate ratings at ICRA, said, “The current fiscal has unfolded as a tale of two halves for the Indian automotive industry, with the first half witnessing subdued…

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