August 10, 2026

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Elon Musk confirms SpaceX stopped Russia from accessing Starlink, saying ‘Let us know if more needs to be done’

Elon Musk confirms SpaceX stopped Russia from accessing Starlink, saying ‘Let us know if more needs to be done’

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Source: The New York Times For years now, Starlink has quietly become one of the most important tools in Ukraine’s war effort. On Sunday, Elon Musk suggested that recent SpaceX steps to stop Russia from using the satellite internet system appear to have worked. Still, the comment landed at a tense moment, as Ukraine investigates…

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Russia witnessed ‘four moons’ over St. Petersburg in an unusual sky display, leaving stargazers speechless | Watch | World News

Russia witnessed ‘four moons’ over St. Petersburg in an unusual sky display, leaving stargazers speechless | Watch | World News

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The city’s usual winter chill made eyes glued with folks whispering about the eerie glow, haunting yet almost surreal alignment of bright spots surrounding the real Moon. St. Petersburg, a city in Russia, viewed something unusual in the sky, which was reportedly addressed with ‘it wasn’t a glitch’ over social media platforms. A sky with…

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CBI NEW DELHI: The CBI, in coordination with the FBI and law-enforcement agencies from the UK, Kuwait, Ireland, and Singapore, launched a multinational crackdown called “Operation CyStrike” to target transnational cyber-enabled financial crime networks operating from India and the five other participating countries, an official release said on Monday.As part of the operation, the CBI conducted searches at 35 locations on January 30 across New Delhi and Bihar, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Telangana, and West Bengal. The agency “dismantled” cyber-enabled financial crime networks run by accused individuals who used pseudonymous online identities to defraud victims in the six countries.During the search operations, the CBI busted and dismantled a cyber-enabled financial crime network operated from New Delhi that targeted victims in the United States. Electronic devices, including laptops, mobile phones, and computer hard disks containing incriminating digital evidence, were recovered and seized from the accused. The key operative, Pfokrehrii Peter, was arrested on the spot, the release noted.The agency also uncovered another cyber-enabled financial crime network operating from New Delhi, Ghaziabad, and Karnataka under the pretext of offering Kuwaiti e-visas and appointment letters for jobs with leading companies in Kuwait to Indian nationals in exchange for money. Searches led to the seizure of electronic devices containing fake Kuwaiti e-visas and appointment offers, while cash amounting to Rs 60 lakh was recovered from one of the accused, according to the release.In addition, the CBI dismantled mule bank accounts used to channel proceeds of crime from foreign victims to the accused.Operation CyStrike, led by the CBI, involved close coordination with Interpol as well as law-enforcement agencies from participating countries.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosRahul Gandhi Vs Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah In Lok Sabha Over Doklam Claims From Ex Army Chief MemoirBudget 2026: 10 Changes In Income Tax Rules That Will Reshape How Indians Save And File ReturnsFrom Minerals Gift To Diplomatic Snub: Pakistan Misses Out On Key US Meet While India Takes SeatSanjay Raut Raises Doubts Over Ajit Pawar Plane Crash, Seeks Thorough Probe’Cricket Or Cowardice?’ Opposition MPs Lash BCCI After Pakistan Boycott India Clash In T20 World CupPakistan’s Balochistan Operation Under Scrutiny As India Calls Out Deflection Tactics To Shift BlameShashi Tharoor Claims India ‘Surrendered’ To US Pressure By Stopping Chabahar Port Fund in BudgetFM Nirmala Sitharaman Cites Operation Sindoor To Defend A Decade Of Defence Investment And Reforms’India Now Central To Global Growth’, Says FM Nirmala Sitharaman As Elon Musk Flags Power ShiftShots Fired Outside Rohit Shetty’s Bungalow In Mumbai, Cops Detain Five123PhotostoriesFrom dealing with depression to Bigg Boss 19 being therapeutic, injuries and more- Amaal Mallik gets candid about his lifeDalai Lama’s gentle wisdom for kids: “Be kind whenever possible, it is always possible.”How Bengaluru’s Hebbal flyover ramp beat a 10-year standstillWhat is Purple Honey and how does this rare honey get the unique colourTimes when Sabrina Carpenter dazzled the world and made a statement with her fashion senseTop 10 vegetarian Chinese recipes you can easily make at home7 animals that exist only in Antarctica and why they are a traveller’s delight8 unique residential buildings on Earth; where creativity meets lifePune–Mumbai high-speed rail: The mega project that could cut travel time by an hourRohit Shetty in Mumbai firing scare: Gunshots break midnight silence in Juhu123Hot PicksBudget 2026Gold Silver PricesCigarette Prices HikeFebruary 2026 bank changesIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingOKC Thunder vs Denver Nuggets InjuryMLB Trade RumorsDrake MayeDeshaun WatsonNHL Trade UpdateSnowboarder RyanMLB TradeRyan ClarkTua TagovailoaBad Bunny

CBI NEW DELHI: The CBI, in coordination with the FBI and law-enforcement agencies from the UK, Kuwait, Ireland, and Singapore, launched a multinational crackdown called “Operation CyStrike” to target transnational cyber-enabled financial crime networks operating from India and the five other participating countries, an official release said on Monday.As part of the operation, the CBI conducted searches at 35 locations on January 30 across New Delhi and Bihar, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Telangana, and West Bengal. The agency “dismantled” cyber-enabled financial crime networks run by accused individuals who used pseudonymous online identities to defraud victims in the six countries.During the search operations, the CBI busted and dismantled a cyber-enabled financial crime network operated from New Delhi that targeted victims in the United States. Electronic devices, including laptops, mobile phones, and computer hard disks containing incriminating digital evidence, were recovered and seized from the accused. The key operative, Pfokrehrii Peter, was arrested on the spot, the release noted.The agency also uncovered another cyber-enabled financial crime network operating from New Delhi, Ghaziabad, and Karnataka under the pretext of offering Kuwaiti e-visas and appointment letters for jobs with leading companies in Kuwait to Indian nationals in exchange for money. Searches led to the seizure of electronic devices containing fake Kuwaiti e-visas and appointment offers, while cash amounting to Rs 60 lakh was recovered from one of the accused, according to the release.In addition, the CBI dismantled mule bank accounts used to channel proceeds of crime from foreign victims to the accused.Operation CyStrike, led by the CBI, involved close coordination with Interpol as well as law-enforcement agencies from participating countries.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosRahul Gandhi Vs Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah In Lok Sabha Over Doklam Claims From Ex Army Chief MemoirBudget 2026: 10 Changes In Income Tax Rules That Will Reshape How Indians Save And File ReturnsFrom Minerals Gift To Diplomatic Snub: Pakistan Misses Out On Key US Meet While India Takes SeatSanjay Raut Raises Doubts Over Ajit Pawar Plane Crash, Seeks Thorough Probe’Cricket Or Cowardice?’ Opposition MPs Lash BCCI After Pakistan Boycott India Clash In T20 World CupPakistan’s Balochistan Operation Under Scrutiny As India Calls Out Deflection Tactics To Shift BlameShashi Tharoor Claims India ‘Surrendered’ To US Pressure By Stopping Chabahar Port Fund in BudgetFM Nirmala Sitharaman Cites Operation Sindoor To Defend A Decade Of Defence Investment And Reforms’India Now Central To Global Growth’, Says FM Nirmala Sitharaman As Elon Musk Flags Power ShiftShots Fired Outside Rohit Shetty’s Bungalow In Mumbai, Cops Detain Five123PhotostoriesFrom dealing with depression to Bigg Boss 19 being therapeutic, injuries and more- Amaal Mallik gets candid about his lifeDalai Lama’s gentle wisdom for kids: “Be kind whenever possible, it is always possible.”How Bengaluru’s Hebbal flyover ramp beat a 10-year standstillWhat is Purple Honey and how does this rare honey get the unique colourTimes when Sabrina Carpenter dazzled the world and made a statement with her fashion senseTop 10 vegetarian Chinese recipes you can easily make at home7 animals that exist only in Antarctica and why they are a traveller’s delight8 unique residential buildings on Earth; where creativity meets lifePune–Mumbai high-speed rail: The mega project that could cut travel time by an hourRohit Shetty in Mumbai firing scare: Gunshots break midnight silence in Juhu123Hot PicksBudget 2026Gold Silver PricesCigarette Prices HikeFebruary 2026 bank changesIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingOKC Thunder vs Denver Nuggets InjuryMLB Trade RumorsDrake MayeDeshaun WatsonNHL Trade UpdateSnowboarder RyanMLB TradeRyan ClarkTua TagovailoaBad Bunny

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NEW DELHI: The CBI, in coordination with the FBI and law-enforcement agencies from the UK, Kuwait, Ireland, and Singapore, launched a multinational crackdown called “Operation CyStrike” to target transnational cyber-enabled financial crime networks operating from India and the five other participating countries, an official release said on Monday.As part of the operation, the CBI conducted…

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‘Can’t be any sanctions’: Former PCB chief on why ICC can’t punish Pakistan for boycotting India T20 World Cup clash

‘Can’t be any sanctions’: Former PCB chief on why ICC can’t punish Pakistan for boycotting India T20 World Cup clash

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Team Pakistan (Photo by Sameer Ali/Getty Images) Former PCB Chairman Ehsan Mani believes the ICC cannot punish Pakistan for boycotting the India match in the T20 World Cup 2026. He says the ICC has no legal right to sanction the Pakistan Cricket Board.The Pakistan government has allowed the team to play the T20 World Cup….

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BTSC reopens Pump Operator recruitment 2026 for ITI candidates in Bihar, apply online here

BTSC reopens Pump Operator recruitment 2026 for ITI candidates in Bihar, apply online here

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Bihar BTSC resumes Pump Operator applications for 191 ITI-based vacancies The Bihar Technical Service Commission has reopened the application process for Pump Operator Recruitment 2025, giving a second chance to eligible ITI-passed candidates in Bihar. The commission has taken this step to give candidates a chance to apply for the selection process for government jobs…

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Tara Sutaria SKIPS Veer Pahariya’s birthday celebration, BREAK UP buzz grows

Tara Sutaria SKIPS Veer Pahariya’s birthday celebration, BREAK UP buzz grows

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Tara Sutaria’s absence from Veer Pahariya’s recent birthday bash has intensified breakup rumors. Fans noted her missing from party videos and her lack of a birthday wish, fueling speculation. Despite previous reports of a split earlier this year, neither has commented, leaving followers to debate the reasons behind the alleged separation. Actor Tara Sutaria’s absence…

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How and why Google’s new launch has sent stocks of some of the biggest video game companies plummeting

How and why Google’s new launch has sent stocks of some of the biggest video game companies plummeting

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Gaming giants faced massive stock drops after Google’s AI, Project Genie, was unveiled. While impressive, the tool generates basic, non-playable virtual worlds, not actual games. Investors’ fears of AI disrupting game creation are seen as an overreaction, overlooking the complex realities of game development and technical limitations. Major video game companies watched billions evaporate from…

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Pakistan boycotts India T20 World Cup clash: Why teams skipped selective ICC matches before

Pakistan boycotts India T20 World Cup clash: Why teams skipped selective ICC matches before

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India vs Pakistan (Getty Images) Amid the current standoff over Pakistan’s refusal to play India on February 15 at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, cricket once again finds itself grappling with an uncomfortable reality — the incident of teams boycotting matches during global tournaments. While Pakistan have been cleared by their government to…

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Gold, silver prices continue to crash! MCX Silver, MCX Gold drop – what investors should know

Gold, silver prices continue to crash! MCX Silver, MCX Gold drop – what investors should know

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Volatility in the near term could intensify after CME Group announced an increase in margin requirements for Comex gold and silver futures starting Monday. (AI image) Gold, silver price today: Gold and silver prices continued their steep decline on Monday, dropping sharply on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) futures trade. This is the third consecutive day…

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RBSE Rajasthan board admit card 2026 out: Download hall tickets at rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in

RBSE Rajasthan board admit card 2026 out: Download hall tickets at rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in

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RBSE Rajasthan board admit card 2026 out The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE), Ajmer, has released the admit cards for Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations 2026. The admit cards can be downloaded from the official website, rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in. According to the notification by the board, the schools need to download the admit cards…

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I know why my bro is quitting’: Palash Sen REASONS why Arijit Singh is stepping away from film playback singing

I know why my bro is quitting’: Palash Sen REASONS why Arijit Singh is stepping away from film playback singing

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Singer Palash Sen opened up about Arijit Singh’s recent move away from film playback, sharing relatable anecdotes from his own career. Having starred in the 2002 film ‘Filhaal’, Sen wasn’t originally keen on acting but embraced it for the sake of a single song. He empathizes with Arijit’s choice, acknowledging his own past commitments to…

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Amit Shah, Rahul Gandhi (C) and Rajnath Singh (R) NEW DELHI: The Lok Sabha witnessed a major showdown on Monday as leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi rose to speak during the debate on the Motion of Thanks to the President’s address.Rahul Gandhi began his speech by quoting excerpts from the memoir of former Army chief General MM Naravane, triggering immediate objections from defence minister Rajnath Singh and home minister Amit Shah. Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Open Challenge’ To Amit Shah In Lok Sabha Over SIR Gets ‘I Will Decide’ ReplyBoth ministers protested on procedural grounds, arguing that the book had not yet been officially published and therefore could not be cited in the House.The Congress leader, however, insisted that the document he was referring to was “authentic” and that he was well within his rights to quote from it. He said he had not originally intended to raise the issue, but decided to do so after BJP MP Tejasvi Surya questioned the patriotism of the Congress party earlier in the debate.“No debate on who is patriotic and who is not. Our patriotism is not buried,” Rahul said.Rajnath Singh countered the reference, maintaining that the memoir had not been published and therefore could not be brought into parliamentary proceedings.Home minister Amit Shah also hit back sharply. “I listened carefully to the speech of the honourable Member of Parliament, Tejasvi Surya. At no point did he question the nationalism or character of the Opposition,” Shah said.“In his speech, referring to the period from 2004 to 2014, he spoke about nationalism, the country’s culture and language, and said that these were not upheld by the government during that time. He did not question the nationalism or character of the Opposition anywhere… Secondly, leaders of the Opposition are saying they are not being allowed to speak, while they themselves are violating Rule 389. How do we want to run the House?” Shah added.Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla intervened, citing parliamentary rules that prohibit quoting from books or newspaper clippings on matters not directly related to House proceedings.“The defence minister, home minister and the Prime Minister raise questions on our party, party leaders, and our nationalism. This article writes about the PM’s character… This is neither about China, nor the PM,” Rahul said.Opposition members, including Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, accused the government of not allowing the LoP to complete his speech, leading to loud exchanges across the House. As the uproar intensified, Speaker Birla eventually adjourned the Lok Sabha.Earlier in the day, BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, while seconding the Motion of Thanks, had launched a sharp attack on the Congress-led UPA government, describing the period from 2004 to 2014 as a “decade of lost opportunities” and a “narrative of excuses”. He argued that the contrast between “weak leadership” and “great leadership” clearly set apart the Congress and the BJP.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 MediaVideosBudget 2026: 10 Changes In Income Tax Rules That Will Reshape How Indians Save And File ReturnsFrom Minerals Gift To Diplomatic Snub: Pakistan Misses Out On Key US Meet While India Takes SeatSanjay Raut Raises Doubts Over Ajit Pawar Plane Crash, Seeks Thorough Probe’Cricket Or Cowardice?’ Opposition MPs Lash BCCI After Pakistan Boycott India Clash In T20 World CupPakistan’s Balochistan Operation Under Scrutiny As India Calls Out Deflection Tactics To Shift BlameShashi Tharoor Claims India ‘Surrendered’ To US Pressure By Stopping Chabahar Port Fund in BudgetFM Nirmala Sitharaman Cites Operation Sindoor To Defend A Decade Of Defence Investment And Reforms’India Now Central To Global Growth’, Says FM Nirmala Sitharaman As Elon Musk Flags Power ShiftShots Fired Outside Rohit Shetty’s Bungalow In Mumbai, Cops Detain FivePakistan Boycott Will Hurt Its Own Cricket, Says Former Cricketer Madan Lal123PhotostoriesDalai Lama’s gentle wisdom for kids: “Be kind whenever possible, it is always possible.”How Bengaluru’s Hebbal flyover ramp beat a 10-year standstillWhat is Purple Honey and how does this rare honey get the unique colourTimes when Sabrina Carpenter dazzled the world and made a statement with her fashion senseTop 10 vegetarian Chinese recipes you can easily make at home7 animals that exist only in Antarctica and why they are a traveller’s delight8 unique residential buildings on Earth; where creativity meets lifePune–Mumbai high-speed rail: The mega project that could cut travel time by an hourRohit Shetty in Mumbai firing scare: Gunshots break midnight silence in JuhuHow to make Beetroot, Sweet Potato & Walnut Kebab at home123Hot PicksBudget 2026Gold Silver PricesCigarette Prices HikeFebruary 2026 bank changesIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingOKC Thunder vs Denver Nuggets InjuryMLB Trade RumorsDrake MayeDeshaun WatsonNHL Trade UpdateSnowboarder RyanMLB TradeRyan ClarkTua TagovailoaJustin Herbert

Amit Shah, Rahul Gandhi (C) and Rajnath Singh (R) NEW DELHI: The Lok Sabha witnessed a major showdown on Monday as leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi rose to speak during the debate on the Motion of Thanks to the President’s address.Rahul Gandhi began his speech by quoting excerpts from the memoir of former Army chief General MM Naravane, triggering immediate objections from defence minister Rajnath Singh and home minister Amit Shah. Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Open Challenge’ To Amit Shah In Lok Sabha Over SIR Gets ‘I Will Decide’ ReplyBoth ministers protested on procedural grounds, arguing that the book had not yet been officially published and therefore could not be cited in the House.The Congress leader, however, insisted that the document he was referring to was “authentic” and that he was well within his rights to quote from it. He said he had not originally intended to raise the issue, but decided to do so after BJP MP Tejasvi Surya questioned the patriotism of the Congress party earlier in the debate.“No debate on who is patriotic and who is not. Our patriotism is not buried,” Rahul said.Rajnath Singh countered the reference, maintaining that the memoir had not been published and therefore could not be brought into parliamentary proceedings.Home minister Amit Shah also hit back sharply. “I listened carefully to the speech of the honourable Member of Parliament, Tejasvi Surya. At no point did he question the nationalism or character of the Opposition,” Shah said.“In his speech, referring to the period from 2004 to 2014, he spoke about nationalism, the country’s culture and language, and said that these were not upheld by the government during that time. He did not question the nationalism or character of the Opposition anywhere… Secondly, leaders of the Opposition are saying they are not being allowed to speak, while they themselves are violating Rule 389. How do we want to run the House?” Shah added.Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla intervened, citing parliamentary rules that prohibit quoting from books or newspaper clippings on matters not directly related to House proceedings.“The defence minister, home minister and the Prime Minister raise questions on our party, party leaders, and our nationalism. This article writes about the PM’s character… This is neither about China, nor the PM,” Rahul said.Opposition members, including Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, accused the government of not allowing the LoP to complete his speech, leading to loud exchanges across the House. As the uproar intensified, Speaker Birla eventually adjourned the Lok Sabha.Earlier in the day, BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, while seconding the Motion of Thanks, had launched a sharp attack on the Congress-led UPA government, describing the period from 2004 to 2014 as a “decade of lost opportunities” and a “narrative of excuses”. He argued that the contrast between “weak leadership” and “great leadership” clearly set apart the Congress and the BJP.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 MediaVideosBudget 2026: 10 Changes In Income Tax Rules That Will Reshape How Indians Save And File ReturnsFrom Minerals Gift To Diplomatic Snub: Pakistan Misses Out On Key US Meet While India Takes SeatSanjay Raut Raises Doubts Over Ajit Pawar Plane Crash, Seeks Thorough Probe’Cricket Or Cowardice?’ Opposition MPs Lash BCCI After Pakistan Boycott India Clash In T20 World CupPakistan’s Balochistan Operation Under Scrutiny As India Calls Out Deflection Tactics To Shift BlameShashi Tharoor Claims India ‘Surrendered’ To US Pressure By Stopping Chabahar Port Fund in BudgetFM Nirmala Sitharaman Cites Operation Sindoor To Defend A Decade Of Defence Investment And Reforms’India Now Central To Global Growth’, Says FM Nirmala Sitharaman As Elon Musk Flags Power ShiftShots Fired Outside Rohit Shetty’s Bungalow In Mumbai, Cops Detain FivePakistan Boycott Will Hurt Its Own Cricket, Says Former Cricketer Madan Lal123PhotostoriesDalai Lama’s gentle wisdom for kids: “Be kind whenever possible, it is always possible.”How Bengaluru’s Hebbal flyover ramp beat a 10-year standstillWhat is Purple Honey and how does this rare honey get the unique colourTimes when Sabrina Carpenter dazzled the world and made a statement with her fashion senseTop 10 vegetarian Chinese recipes you can easily make at home7 animals that exist only in Antarctica and why they are a traveller’s delight8 unique residential buildings on Earth; where creativity meets lifePune–Mumbai high-speed rail: The mega project that could cut travel time by an hourRohit Shetty in Mumbai firing scare: Gunshots break midnight silence in JuhuHow to make Beetroot, Sweet Potato & Walnut Kebab at home123Hot PicksBudget 2026Gold Silver PricesCigarette Prices HikeFebruary 2026 bank changesIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingOKC Thunder vs Denver Nuggets InjuryMLB Trade RumorsDrake MayeDeshaun WatsonNHL Trade UpdateSnowboarder RyanMLB TradeRyan ClarkTua TagovailoaJustin Herbert

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Amit Shah, Rahul Gandhi (C) and Rajnath Singh (R) NEW DELHI: The Lok Sabha witnessed a major showdown on Monday as leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi rose to speak during the debate on the Motion of Thanks to the President’s address.Rahul Gandhi began his speech by quoting excerpts from the memoir of former Army chief…

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PMI profile: Manufacturing sector activity sees marginal recovery in January

PMI profile: Manufacturing sector activity sees marginal recovery in January

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India’s factory activity picked up marginally in January after slipping to a two-year low the previous month. The sector was helped by strong inflows of new orders, even as sentiment among manufacturers weakened sharply, a monthly survey showed on Monday. The seasonally adjusted HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to 55.4 in January…

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Union Budget 2026–27: Higher education spending scales up as research and training receive larger allocations

Union Budget 2026–27: Higher education spending scales up as research and training receive larger allocations

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Union Budget 2026: Higher Education Allocation Rises To Rs 78,496 Crore Higher education allocations in the Union Budget 2026–27 rise in step with the broader expansion of the Ministry of Education’s spending envelope. This year, the Ministry has been allocated Rs 1,39,289.38 crore, up from Rs 1,28,650 crore in 2025–26, reflecting an increase of 8.27…

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