August 5, 2026

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Prada bottles the warmth and comfort of chai with Infusion de Santal Chai perfume

Prada bottles the warmth and comfort of chai with Infusion de Santal Chai perfume

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Image: https://www.prada-beauty.com/ Prada, the Italian luxury house that usually makes you think of sleek leather, minimalist couture, and runway vibes, just dropped a perfume inspired by chai. Yes, chai, that beloved, steaming cup of milky, spicy goodness that’s basically a cultural institution here.Their latest fragrance is called Infusion de Santal Chai, and it’s part of…

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‘Mounting bloodshed’: US border patrol agents shoot 2 in Portland; DHS cites alleged Venezuelan gang affiliation

‘Mounting bloodshed’: US border patrol agents shoot 2 in Portland; DHS cites alleged Venezuelan gang affiliation

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US federal agents shot two people in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday afternoon, according to police. The incident came a day after a separate shooting in Minneapolis that left a 37-year-old woman dead, further escalating tensions.“Two people are in the hospital following a shooting involving federal agents. We understand the heightened emotion and tension many are…

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. TOI correspondent from Washington: With no end in sight for Washington’s tariff tangle with India, more trouble appears to be looming for New Delhi after US President Donald Trump green-lit Wednesday a sweeping bipartisan legislation that will authorise him to slap primary and secondary sanctions as well as punitive tariffs up to 500% on Moscow and countries that still buy oil from Russia.The proposed Sanctioning Russia Act, simply called the Graham-Blumenthal Bill after the senators sponsoring it, would significantly raise pressure on Russia and countries such as China, India and Brazil, all part of Brics, which have so far withstood current US sanctions and tariffs. 500% Tariff Shock? Trump Okays ‘Graham-Blumenthal Bill’, Clashes With China Amid Tensions By legislatively empowering Trump beyond his current executive authority, lawmakers, in conjunction with White House, are also trying to get ahead of a US Supreme Court ruling in the tariff case – likely this month – that is widely expected to go against the administration.”This bill will allow President Trump to punish countries who buy cheap Russian oil fuelling Putin’s war machine… give him tremendous leverage against… China, India and Brazil to incentivise them to stop buying the oil that provides finance for Putin’s bloodbath against Ukraine,” Senator Lindsey Graham posted on X after a meeting where he said Trump green-lit passage of the legislation.Sanctions bill has significant bipartisan backing in CongressGraham said there could be “a strong bipartisan vote, hopefully as early as next week”. The legislation grew out of mounting frustration in the White House and Congress that existing sanctions have failed to change the Kremlin’s behaviour.Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal, long among the Senate’s most outspoken advocates for Ukraine, argue that Russia has adapted to earlier measures by rerouting energy exports to willing buyers at discounted prices. By targeting those buyers directly with even higher tariffs and sanctions, they say, Washington can close the loopholes that have allowed Moscow to keep financing its war.The bill enjoys significant bipartisan backing in Congress. Introduced in Sept 2025, it advanced through the senate foreign relations committee in Oct 2025 by a strong vote, signalling broad consensus. By Dec, with 85 co-sponsors in the Senate alone, it spurred companion legislation in the House even as the Trump tariffs, imposed through executive power, were challenged and rejected in lower courts before the matter reached the Supreme Court.Trump, who was initially reluctant to back the legislation, believing he had enough executive authority, appears to have changed course after the judicial setbacks. In comments during a golf outing with Graham in late 2025, he had expressed support for tougher sanctions but urged caution to avoid derailing negotiations with Putin. He reportedly insisted on reviewing the final text of the legislation, emphasising that it should not “tank the global economy” while targeting Russia’s oil revenues.Trump’s endorsement marks a shift from earlier ambivalence, where he prioritised diplomacy over escalation. While concerns remain about potential economic fallout of the legislation on the US itself, including solidifying the Brics bloc and accelerating its de-dollarisation efforts, the momentum behind the bill reflects a rare convergence of Republican and Democratic views on Russia.About the AuthorChidanand RajghattaRajghatta is author of Kamala Harris: Phenomenal WomanEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBJP Targets Mamata Banerjee Over ED Raid At I-PAC, Alleges Evidence TamperingFrom Op Sindoor To Venezuela: How Chinese Air Defence And Radar Systems Continue To Fail NationsDipu Das Lynching: Bangladesh Police Arrest Man Who Incited Mob As Attacks Against Hindus ContinueFrance Ditches Global South, Collective West As Jaishankar Warns Europe Of Changing World Order’Naughty, Nasty HM’: Mamata Slams Amit Shah After ED Raids TMC Leader Amid SIR RowPM Modi Launches ‘Somnath Swabhiman Parv’, Recalls Centuries-Old Resolve Behind Temple’s Revival“US Using Tariffs To Pressure India” Sareen Slams Trump Over Russia Sanction BillDonald Trump Pulls US Out Of India-Led Solar Alliance In Sweeping Exit From 66 Global AgenciesNew CCTV Footage Raises Questions Over Planning Behind Turkman Gate Clashes During Midnight DriveMinor Shooter Accuses National Coach Of Sexual Assault, NRAI Suspends Him Pending Police Inquiry123PhotostoriesFarhan Akhtar birthday special: ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ ,‘Rock On!!’ to ‘Toofaan’, 5 inspiring films to stream on OTTFrom Nayanthara to Sai Pallavi: Kasavu saree inspiration from South Indian actresses for Pongal 2026How to deal with difficult people without losing your cool: 5 effective psychology-based tipsBirthday Special: Farhan Akhtar’s movies to watch on OTTFarhan Akhtar’s social media moments with wife and kids10 smart and comforting sooji dishes to enjoy for breakfastExclusive: Viraj Bahl on the public admiration he’s been getting due to Shark Tank India; says ‘I still feel embarrassed when people ask me for selfies’‘Toxic’: Kiara Advani, Nayanthara to Rukmini Vasanth: Meet the leading ladies of Yash’s highly anticipated comeback filmHow to make comforting Gajar Matar Ki Sabzi at home10 most democratic countries in the world123Hot PicksMinneapolis Woman ShootMaharashtra civic pollsGold rate todayUAE citizenshipCigarette price hikePublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingCandace OwensTommy Fleetwood and Clare Fleetwood Net WorthTravis KelceBrandon TatumQuinn HutsonRic Flair Net Worth in 2025Rashee RiceMarshon Lattimore ArrestAnthony EdwardsStefon Diggs

. TOI correspondent from Washington: With no end in sight for Washington’s tariff tangle with India, more trouble appears to be looming for New Delhi after US President Donald Trump green-lit Wednesday a sweeping bipartisan legislation that will authorise him to slap primary and secondary sanctions as well as punitive tariffs up to 500% on Moscow and countries that still buy oil from Russia.The proposed Sanctioning Russia Act, simply called the Graham-Blumenthal Bill after the senators sponsoring it, would significantly raise pressure on Russia and countries such as China, India and Brazil, all part of Brics, which have so far withstood current US sanctions and tariffs. 500% Tariff Shock? Trump Okays ‘Graham-Blumenthal Bill’, Clashes With China Amid Tensions By legislatively empowering Trump beyond his current executive authority, lawmakers, in conjunction with White House, are also trying to get ahead of a US Supreme Court ruling in the tariff case – likely this month – that is widely expected to go against the administration.”This bill will allow President Trump to punish countries who buy cheap Russian oil fuelling Putin’s war machine… give him tremendous leverage against… China, India and Brazil to incentivise them to stop buying the oil that provides finance for Putin’s bloodbath against Ukraine,” Senator Lindsey Graham posted on X after a meeting where he said Trump green-lit passage of the legislation.Sanctions bill has significant bipartisan backing in CongressGraham said there could be “a strong bipartisan vote, hopefully as early as next week”. The legislation grew out of mounting frustration in the White House and Congress that existing sanctions have failed to change the Kremlin’s behaviour.Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal, long among the Senate’s most outspoken advocates for Ukraine, argue that Russia has adapted to earlier measures by rerouting energy exports to willing buyers at discounted prices. By targeting those buyers directly with even higher tariffs and sanctions, they say, Washington can close the loopholes that have allowed Moscow to keep financing its war.The bill enjoys significant bipartisan backing in Congress. Introduced in Sept 2025, it advanced through the senate foreign relations committee in Oct 2025 by a strong vote, signalling broad consensus. By Dec, with 85 co-sponsors in the Senate alone, it spurred companion legislation in the House even as the Trump tariffs, imposed through executive power, were challenged and rejected in lower courts before the matter reached the Supreme Court.Trump, who was initially reluctant to back the legislation, believing he had enough executive authority, appears to have changed course after the judicial setbacks. In comments during a golf outing with Graham in late 2025, he had expressed support for tougher sanctions but urged caution to avoid derailing negotiations with Putin. He reportedly insisted on reviewing the final text of the legislation, emphasising that it should not “tank the global economy” while targeting Russia’s oil revenues.Trump’s endorsement marks a shift from earlier ambivalence, where he prioritised diplomacy over escalation. While concerns remain about potential economic fallout of the legislation on the US itself, including solidifying the Brics bloc and accelerating its de-dollarisation efforts, the momentum behind the bill reflects a rare convergence of Republican and Democratic views on Russia.About the AuthorChidanand RajghattaRajghatta is author of Kamala Harris: Phenomenal WomanEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBJP Targets Mamata Banerjee Over ED Raid At I-PAC, Alleges Evidence TamperingFrom Op Sindoor To Venezuela: How Chinese Air Defence And Radar Systems Continue To Fail NationsDipu Das Lynching: Bangladesh Police Arrest Man Who Incited Mob As Attacks Against Hindus ContinueFrance Ditches Global South, Collective West As Jaishankar Warns Europe Of Changing World Order’Naughty, Nasty HM’: Mamata Slams Amit Shah After ED Raids TMC Leader Amid SIR RowPM Modi Launches ‘Somnath Swabhiman Parv’, Recalls Centuries-Old Resolve Behind Temple’s Revival“US Using Tariffs To Pressure India” Sareen Slams Trump Over Russia Sanction BillDonald Trump Pulls US Out Of India-Led Solar Alliance In Sweeping Exit From 66 Global AgenciesNew CCTV Footage Raises Questions Over Planning Behind Turkman Gate Clashes During Midnight DriveMinor Shooter Accuses National Coach Of Sexual Assault, NRAI Suspends Him Pending Police Inquiry123PhotostoriesFarhan Akhtar birthday special: ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ ,‘Rock On!!’ to ‘Toofaan’, 5 inspiring films to stream on OTTFrom Nayanthara to Sai Pallavi: Kasavu saree inspiration from South Indian actresses for Pongal 2026How to deal with difficult people without losing your cool: 5 effective psychology-based tipsBirthday Special: Farhan Akhtar’s movies to watch on OTTFarhan Akhtar’s social media moments with wife and kids10 smart and comforting sooji dishes to enjoy for breakfastExclusive: Viraj Bahl on the public admiration he’s been getting due to Shark Tank India; says ‘I still feel embarrassed when people ask me for selfies’‘Toxic’: Kiara Advani, Nayanthara to Rukmini Vasanth: Meet the leading ladies of Yash’s highly anticipated comeback filmHow to make comforting Gajar Matar Ki Sabzi at home10 most democratic countries in the world123Hot PicksMinneapolis Woman ShootMaharashtra civic pollsGold rate todayUAE citizenshipCigarette price hikePublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingCandace OwensTommy Fleetwood and Clare Fleetwood Net WorthTravis KelceBrandon TatumQuinn HutsonRic Flair Net Worth in 2025Rashee RiceMarshon Lattimore ArrestAnthony EdwardsStefon Diggs

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TOI correspondent from Washington: With no end in sight for Washington’s tariff tangle with India, more trouble appears to be looming for New Delhi after US President Donald Trump green-lit Wednesday a sweeping bipartisan legislation that will authorise him to slap primary and secondary sanctions as well as punitive tariffs up to 500% on Moscow…

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Teen shooter accuses national coach of rape in Surajkund hotel, Pocso case filed | More sports News

Teen shooter accuses national coach of rape in Surajkund hotel, Pocso case filed | More sports News

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National shooting coach Ankush Bharadwaj (IANS Photo) GURGAON: A national shooting coach, who allegedly invited a trainee to his room at a 5-star hotel in Surajkund for a “focused discussion” about her match performance and sexually assaulted her, has been charged under provisions of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (Pocso) Act in an FIR…

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IBPS SO result 2025 scorecards for shortlisted candidates released: Check direct link here

IBPS SO result 2025 scorecards for shortlisted candidates released: Check direct link here

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IBPS SO result 2025 scorecards for shortlisted candidates The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has published the IBPS Specialist Officer (SO) Result 2025 scorecards on their official portal. Candidates who took the test can now check their marks by going to ibps.in and logging in with their credentials. This news is vital for those…

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A photographer from Rajasthan brought dying wildlife back to the state by offering them a basic commodity: water

A photographer from Rajasthan brought dying wildlife back to the state by offering them a basic commodity: water

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A wildlife photographer Sharvan Patel from Rajasthan, has transformed 130 dry land sections into small water ponds that now support blackbucks, peacocks and various desert animals. His initial idea about a small pond developed into a wildlife protection movement that protected animals during the harsh summer of western Rajasthan. (pics courtesy: Sharvan Patel)A photographer’s moment…

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Trump tariff trial: What happens if US duties are struck down? Traders ‘worried’ for 0 billion refunds possibility

Trump tariff trial: What happens if US duties are struck down? Traders ‘worried’ for $150 billion refunds possibility

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The ongoing Supreme Court trial on US President Donald Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose global tariffs has left companies, customs brokers and trade lawyers preparing for a potentially prolonged battle over refunds that could total close to $150 billion. The court is expected to issue rulings on Friday, though it has not specified…

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. In a sweeping overhaul of America’s global footprint, President Donald Trump has authorised the withdrawal of US from 66 international organisations, marking one of the most significant retreats from multilateralism in modern history.The pullout is from all major climate-linked global bodies, including India-headquartered International Solar Alliance and UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Though the withdrawal from ISA, a collaborative initiative of India and France to increase solar footprints globally, will not affect the alliance’s key goal, the move came as a surprise as the Trump administration had never hinted at it after withdrawing from the Paris agreement on climate change. Donald Trump Pulls US Out Of India-Led Solar Alliance In Sweeping Exit From 66 Global Agencies US move coincides with call for defence budget riseThe withdrawal, announced on Jan 7 via a presidential memorandum, affects 31 United Nations entities and 35 non-UN groups, including key bodies focused on health and education. This action coincides with Trump’s call for a .5 trillion defence budget in fiscal year 2027, a staggering 50% increase over current levels, fuelling debates about a shift towards a “Fortress America” doctrine that prioritises domestic strength, protectionism over global engagement.The withdrawals build on an executive order issued shortly after Trump’s inauguration in Jan 2025, which directed a review of US participation in international bodies deemed contrary to national interests. Prominent targets include Unesco, which the US had briefly rejoined under the previous administration; and potentially WHO, echoing Trump’s first-term defunding over alleged biases toward China.Other entities span trade, human rights, and environmental forums, with the state department citing a total of 66 as “wasteful, ineffective, or harmful”. In some cases, Washington has formally withdrawn; in others, it has suspended funding, reduced diplomatic engagement or signalled an intention to exit when legal timelines allow.Administration officials say these organisations “no longer serve American interests” and often promote policies seen as hostile or inefficient. For instance, climate-related bodies are criticised for imposing undue burdens on US business and industry without reciprocal commitments from “major emitters” like China and India, even though their per capita emission is a fraction of American emissions. Unesco and similar groups face accusations of waste and mismanagement, with secretary of state Marco Rubio highlighting redundancy and a lack of tangible benefits for US taxpayers.Trump himself has framed the decisions as part of his “America First” agenda, arguing that funds previously allocated to these entities – estimated at billions annually – should be redirected domestically to address border security, infrastructure, and economic recovery. Supporters, including Republican lawmakers, applaud the move as a correction to decades of overcommitment, freeing resources amid a national debt heading towards trillion.Foreign policy experts point to the Dec 2025 National Security Strategy, which critiques US allies in Europe and Asia for insufficient burden-sharing while prioritising unilateral actions. The document, released under Trump’s direction, describes an “America First” framework that sceptics label as neo-isolationist, though administration officials insist it avoids outright withdrawal from core alliances like Nato, which is also under siege from Washington over the Greenland issue.This approach is straining US ties across the globe: European leaders have decried the US exits as a blow to collective security, while adversaries like Russia and China are relishing the perceived vacuum. Partners like India, Japan, and Australia have been hung out to dry. Analysts argue the policy fosters adversity by undermining multilateralism, with some of them warning that Trump’s strategy risks damaging US power, economy, and security through hostility toward global cooperation.The proposed .5 trillion defence budget, unveiled on Jan 7, underscores this pivot. Trump justified the hike – up from the current trillion – as essential for building a “dream military”, with allocations for nuclear modernisation, missile defence, and cyber capabilities. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Trump’s Carnival Of Chaos’: Newsom Goes Ballistic Over ICE, National Guard In State Of State SpeechMinnesota 0 MN Fraud Bomb Explodes In US Congress; Jim Jordan YELLS At Dems In Fiery Hearing‘FACTS AREN’T RACIST!’: Senator Kennedy Reveals Shocking Minnesota Fraud Details, TORCHES Tim Walz‘Won’t Stay Silent’: Macron Issues Big Warning To US As Trump Mulls Greenland InvasionRussia-Bound Oil Tanker Hit In Black Sea; Putin Fumes Over Shocking Drone Attack’Can’t Use US Troops…’: Trump In Shock As Republicans Join Dems To Block War Powers In VenezuelaJD Vance Loses Cool, Lashes Reporters Over Minneapolis ICE Shooting | ‘Be Ashamed…’Kristi Noem Clashes With Reporter In Heated Presser Over Minneapolis Shooting | ‘ICE Followed…’Russia’s Second Warning To US In Under 24 Hours Over Ship Marinera’s Seizure‘I DON’T CARE!’: CHILLING Minneapolis Clip Shows ICE Agents Turning Doctor Away After Shooting Woman123PhotostoriesFarhan Akhtar birthday special: ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ ,‘Rock On!!’ to ‘Toofaan’, 5 inspiring films to stream on OTTFrom Nayanthara to Sai Pallavi: Kasavu saree inspiration from South Indian actresses for Pongal 2026How to deal with difficult people without losing your cool: 5 effective psychology-based tipsBirthday Special: Farhan Akhtar’s movies to watch on OTTFarhan Akhtar’s social media moments with wife and kids10 smart and comforting sooji dishes to enjoy for breakfastExclusive: Viraj Bahl on the public admiration he’s been getting due to Shark Tank India; says ‘I still feel embarrassed when people ask me for selfies’‘Toxic’: Kiara Advani, Nayanthara to Rukmini Vasanth: Meet the leading ladies of Yash’s highly anticipated comeback filmHow to make comforting Gajar Matar Ki Sabzi at home10 most democratic countries in the world123Hot PicksMinneapolis Woman ShootMaharashtra civic pollsGold rate todayUAE citizenshipCigarette price hikePublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingCandace OwensTommy Fleetwood and Clare Fleetwood Net WorthTravis KelceBrandon TatumQuinn HutsonRic Flair Net Worth in 2025Rashee RiceMarshon Lattimore ArrestAnthony EdwardsStefon Diggs

. In a sweeping overhaul of America’s global footprint, President Donald Trump has authorised the withdrawal of US from 66 international organisations, marking one of the most significant retreats from multilateralism in modern history.The pullout is from all major climate-linked global bodies, including India-headquartered International Solar Alliance and UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Though the withdrawal from ISA, a collaborative initiative of India and France to increase solar footprints globally, will not affect the alliance’s key goal, the move came as a surprise as the Trump administration had never hinted at it after withdrawing from the Paris agreement on climate change. Donald Trump Pulls US Out Of India-Led Solar Alliance In Sweeping Exit From 66 Global Agencies US move coincides with call for defence budget riseThe withdrawal, announced on Jan 7 via a presidential memorandum, affects 31 United Nations entities and 35 non-UN groups, including key bodies focused on health and education. This action coincides with Trump’s call for a $1.5 trillion defence budget in fiscal year 2027, a staggering 50% increase over current levels, fuelling debates about a shift towards a “Fortress America” doctrine that prioritises domestic strength, protectionism over global engagement.The withdrawals build on an executive order issued shortly after Trump’s inauguration in Jan 2025, which directed a review of US participation in international bodies deemed contrary to national interests. Prominent targets include Unesco, which the US had briefly rejoined under the previous administration; and potentially WHO, echoing Trump’s first-term defunding over alleged biases toward China.Other entities span trade, human rights, and environmental forums, with the state department citing a total of 66 as “wasteful, ineffective, or harmful”. In some cases, Washington has formally withdrawn; in others, it has suspended funding, reduced diplomatic engagement or signalled an intention to exit when legal timelines allow.Administration officials say these organisations “no longer serve American interests” and often promote policies seen as hostile or inefficient. For instance, climate-related bodies are criticised for imposing undue burdens on US business and industry without reciprocal commitments from “major emitters” like China and India, even though their per capita emission is a fraction of American emissions. Unesco and similar groups face accusations of waste and mismanagement, with secretary of state Marco Rubio highlighting redundancy and a lack of tangible benefits for US taxpayers.Trump himself has framed the decisions as part of his “America First” agenda, arguing that funds previously allocated to these entities – estimated at billions annually – should be redirected domestically to address border security, infrastructure, and economic recovery. Supporters, including Republican lawmakers, applaud the move as a correction to decades of overcommitment, freeing resources amid a national debt heading towards $40 trillion.Foreign policy experts point to the Dec 2025 National Security Strategy, which critiques US allies in Europe and Asia for insufficient burden-sharing while prioritising unilateral actions. The document, released under Trump’s direction, describes an “America First” framework that sceptics label as neo-isolationist, though administration officials insist it avoids outright withdrawal from core alliances like Nato, which is also under siege from Washington over the Greenland issue.This approach is straining US ties across the globe: European leaders have decried the US exits as a blow to collective security, while adversaries like Russia and China are relishing the perceived vacuum. Partners like India, Japan, and Australia have been hung out to dry. Analysts argue the policy fosters adversity by undermining multilateralism, with some of them warning that Trump’s strategy risks damaging US power, economy, and security through hostility toward global cooperation.The proposed $1.5 trillion defence budget, unveiled on Jan 7, underscores this pivot. Trump justified the hike – up from the current $1 trillion – as essential for building a “dream military”, with allocations for nuclear modernisation, missile defence, and cyber capabilities. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Trump’s Carnival Of Chaos’: Newsom Goes Ballistic Over ICE, National Guard In State Of State SpeechMinnesota $250 MN Fraud Bomb Explodes In US Congress; Jim Jordan YELLS At Dems In Fiery Hearing‘FACTS AREN’T RACIST!’: Senator Kennedy Reveals Shocking Minnesota Fraud Details, TORCHES Tim Walz‘Won’t Stay Silent’: Macron Issues Big Warning To US As Trump Mulls Greenland InvasionRussia-Bound Oil Tanker Hit In Black Sea; Putin Fumes Over Shocking Drone Attack’Can’t Use US Troops…’: Trump In Shock As Republicans Join Dems To Block War Powers In VenezuelaJD Vance Loses Cool, Lashes Reporters Over Minneapolis ICE Shooting | ‘Be Ashamed…’Kristi Noem Clashes With Reporter In Heated Presser Over Minneapolis Shooting | ‘ICE Followed…’Russia’s Second Warning To US In Under 24 Hours Over Ship Marinera’s Seizure‘I DON’T CARE!’: CHILLING Minneapolis Clip Shows ICE Agents Turning Doctor Away After Shooting Woman123PhotostoriesFarhan Akhtar birthday special: ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ ,‘Rock On!!’ to ‘Toofaan’, 5 inspiring films to stream on OTTFrom Nayanthara to Sai Pallavi: Kasavu saree inspiration from South Indian actresses for Pongal 2026How to deal with difficult people without losing your cool: 5 effective psychology-based tipsBirthday Special: Farhan Akhtar’s movies to watch on OTTFarhan Akhtar’s social media moments with wife and kids10 smart and comforting sooji dishes to enjoy for breakfastExclusive: Viraj Bahl on the public admiration he’s been getting due to Shark Tank India; says ‘I still feel embarrassed when people ask me for selfies’‘Toxic’: Kiara Advani, Nayanthara to Rukmini Vasanth: Meet the leading ladies of Yash’s highly anticipated comeback filmHow to make comforting Gajar Matar Ki Sabzi at home10 most democratic countries in the world123Hot PicksMinneapolis Woman ShootMaharashtra civic pollsGold rate todayUAE citizenshipCigarette price hikePublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingCandace OwensTommy Fleetwood and Clare Fleetwood Net WorthTravis KelceBrandon TatumQuinn HutsonRic Flair Net Worth in 2025Rashee RiceMarshon Lattimore ArrestAnthony EdwardsStefon Diggs

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In a sweeping overhaul of America’s global footprint, President Donald Trump has authorised the withdrawal of US from 66 international organisations, marking one of the most significant retreats from multilateralism in modern history.The pullout is from all major climate-linked global bodies, including India-headquartered International Solar Alliance and UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Though the…

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Updated: Jan 09, 2026, 09:21 IST

Updated: Jan 09, 2026, 09:21 IST

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Pakistan Cricket Board and Pakistan Super League trophy. (Image: X) NEW DELHI: The Pakistan Super League (PSL) took a decisive step towards expansion on Thursday, inducting two new franchises ahead of the 2026 season — but the price tags attached underlined the stark financial gap between the PSL and the Indian Premier League (IPL).Go Beyond…

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SNAP 2025 result releasing today: Check where and how to download scorecards, once out

SNAP 2025 result releasing today: Check where and how to download scorecards, once out

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The Symbiosis International (Deemed) University (SIU) will release the SNAP 2025 result today, January 9, on its official website. Candidates who appeared for the SNAP exam in December can check their scorecards online once the result is declared. SNAP is an important entrance test for admission to MBA and other management programmes offered by Symbiosis…

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Golden Globe Awards 2026: Nominees, presenters, when and where to watch, here’s all you need to know |

Golden Globe Awards 2026: Nominees, presenters, when and where to watch, here’s all you need to know |

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The Golden Globes, the boozy, bubbly kickoff to Hollywood’s awards season returns on Sunday with nominees including Timothee Chalamet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Michael B. Jordan, Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo and Emma Stone keeping their eyes on the prize. A Globes win can still help build momentum for a movie or actor’s Oscar campaign, and it’s the…

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Meerut horror: Mother killed while shielding daughter from abductors; 5 police teams to trace woman, arrest accused

Meerut horror: Mother killed while shielding daughter from abductors; 5 police teams to trace woman, arrest accused

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MEERUT: A 50-year-old woman who was struck on her head with a sharp-edged weapon while trying to shield her daughter from abductors in Meerut’s Kapsaad village on Thursday morning later succumbed to her injuries during treatment, police said.Meerut SSP Vipin Tada said a case of murder and abduction has been registered, and five police teams…

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‘Behaved horribly’: Donald Trump defends ICE agent after Minneapolis shooting; claims ‘she ran him over’

‘Behaved horribly’: Donald Trump defends ICE agent after Minneapolis shooting; claims ‘she ran him over’

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Trump; Protest in Texas against ICE (AP photo) US President Donald Trump on Thursday defended an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent just hours after a 37-year-old woman was shot and killed during a federal operation in Minneapolis.Speaking to reporters, Trump said he did not want to see anyone get shot, but added that he…

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. NEW DELHI: With dog lovers pressing for a stay on SC’s order to remove strays from public institutions such as hospitals, schools and colleges, the court asked them Thursday to go through a Dec 29 TOI report on the menace of strays in Ladakh and made it clear that dogs cannot be allowed to roam around in hospital wards, reports Amit Anand Choudhary.At the end of the day’s hearing, during which 10 senior lawyers – nine appearing for animal rights activists and one for RWAs – argued the case, Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta and N V Anjaria referred to the TOI report ‘On the roof of the world, feral dogs hunt down Ladakh’s rare species’, and asked lawyers to read it to get a sense of the menace and respond on Friday. Supreme Court Directs Dogs Be Shifted From Schools, Bus Stands To Shelters; Petitioner Breaks Down End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBJP Targets Mamata Banerjee Over ED Raid At I-PAC, Alleges Evidence TamperingFrom Op Sindoor To Venezuela: How Chinese Air Defence And Radar Systems Continue To Fail NationsDipu Das Lynching: Bangladesh Police Arrest Man Who Incited Mob As Attacks Against Hindus ContinueFrance Ditches Global South, Collective West As Jaishankar Warns Europe Of Changing World Order’Naughty, Nasty HM’: Mamata Slams Amit Shah After ED Raids TMC Leader Amid SIR RowPM Modi Launches ‘Somnath Swabhiman Parv’, Recalls Centuries-Old Resolve Behind Temple’s Revival“US Using Tariffs To Pressure India” Sareen Slams Trump Over Russia Sanction BillDonald Trump Pulls US Out Of India-Led Solar Alliance In Sweeping Exit From 66 Global AgenciesNew CCTV Footage Raises Questions Over Planning Behind Turkman Gate Clashes During Midnight DriveMinor Shooter Accuses National Coach Of Sexual Assault, NRAI Suspends Him Pending Police Inquiry123PhotostoriesFarhan Akhtar birthday special: ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ ,‘Rock On!!’ to ‘Toofaan’, 5 inspiring films to stream on OTTFrom Nayanthara to Sai Pallavi: Kasavu saree inspiration from South Indian actresses for Pongal 2026How to deal with difficult people without losing your cool: 5 effective psychology-based tipsBirthday Special: Farhan Akhtar’s movies to watch on OTTFarhan Akhtar’s social media moments with wife and kids10 smart and comforting sooji dishes to enjoy for breakfastExclusive: Viraj Bahl on the public admiration he’s been getting due to Shark Tank India; says ‘I still feel embarrassed when people ask me for selfies’‘Toxic’: Kiara Advani, Nayanthara to Rukmini Vasanth: Meet the leading ladies of Yash’s highly anticipated comeback filmHow to make comforting Gajar Matar Ki Sabzi at home10 most democratic countries in the world123Hot PicksMinneapolis Woman ShootMaharashtra civic pollsGold rate todayUAE citizenshipCigarette price hikePublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingCandace OwensTommy Fleetwood and Clare Fleetwood Net WorthTravis KelceBrandon TatumQuinn HutsonRic Flair Net Worth in 2025Rashee RiceMarshon Lattimore ArrestAnthony EdwardsStefon Diggs

. NEW DELHI: With dog lovers pressing for a stay on SC’s order to remove strays from public institutions such as hospitals, schools and colleges, the court asked them Thursday to go through a Dec 29 TOI report on the menace of strays in Ladakh and made it clear that dogs cannot be allowed to roam around in hospital wards, reports Amit Anand Choudhary.At the end of the day’s hearing, during which 10 senior lawyers – nine appearing for animal rights activists and one for RWAs – argued the case, Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta and N V Anjaria referred to the TOI report ‘On the roof of the world, feral dogs hunt down Ladakh’s rare species’, and asked lawyers to read it to get a sense of the menace and respond on Friday. Supreme Court Directs Dogs Be Shifted From Schools, Bus Stands To Shelters; Petitioner Breaks Down End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBJP Targets Mamata Banerjee Over ED Raid At I-PAC, Alleges Evidence TamperingFrom Op Sindoor To Venezuela: How Chinese Air Defence And Radar Systems Continue To Fail NationsDipu Das Lynching: Bangladesh Police Arrest Man Who Incited Mob As Attacks Against Hindus ContinueFrance Ditches Global South, Collective West As Jaishankar Warns Europe Of Changing World Order’Naughty, Nasty HM’: Mamata Slams Amit Shah After ED Raids TMC Leader Amid SIR RowPM Modi Launches ‘Somnath Swabhiman Parv’, Recalls Centuries-Old Resolve Behind Temple’s Revival“US Using Tariffs To Pressure India” Sareen Slams Trump Over Russia Sanction BillDonald Trump Pulls US Out Of India-Led Solar Alliance In Sweeping Exit From 66 Global AgenciesNew CCTV Footage Raises Questions Over Planning Behind Turkman Gate Clashes During Midnight DriveMinor Shooter Accuses National Coach Of Sexual Assault, NRAI Suspends Him Pending Police Inquiry123PhotostoriesFarhan Akhtar birthday special: ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ ,‘Rock On!!’ to ‘Toofaan’, 5 inspiring films to stream on OTTFrom Nayanthara to Sai Pallavi: Kasavu saree inspiration from South Indian actresses for Pongal 2026How to deal with difficult people without losing your cool: 5 effective psychology-based tipsBirthday Special: Farhan Akhtar’s movies to watch on OTTFarhan Akhtar’s social media moments with wife and kids10 smart and comforting sooji dishes to enjoy for breakfastExclusive: Viraj Bahl on the public admiration he’s been getting due to Shark Tank India; says ‘I still feel embarrassed when people ask me for selfies’‘Toxic’: Kiara Advani, Nayanthara to Rukmini Vasanth: Meet the leading ladies of Yash’s highly anticipated comeback filmHow to make comforting Gajar Matar Ki Sabzi at home10 most democratic countries in the world123Hot PicksMinneapolis Woman ShootMaharashtra civic pollsGold rate todayUAE citizenshipCigarette price hikePublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingCandace OwensTommy Fleetwood and Clare Fleetwood Net WorthTravis KelceBrandon TatumQuinn HutsonRic Flair Net Worth in 2025Rashee RiceMarshon Lattimore ArrestAnthony EdwardsStefon Diggs

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NEW DELHI: With dog lovers pressing for a stay on SC’s order to remove strays from public institutions such as hospitals, schools and colleges, the court asked them Thursday to go through a Dec 29 TOI report on the menace of strays in Ladakh and made it clear that dogs cannot be allowed to roam…

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In a twist of fate, Vijay’s much-anticipated film, ‘Jana Nayagan,’ has been placed on hold indefinitely due to issues surrounding its certification and a legal petition against the CBFC. As the Madras High Court prepares to deliver its ruling on January 9—formerly the film’s release date—fans express their concern after a complaint highlighted fears of…

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US President Donald Trump (AP photo) As Donald Trump nears one year into his second presidential term, the US has pursued an increasingly aggressive military posture across multiple regions, even as Trump has intermittently spoken of “peace.” In a New York Times interview, Trump went further, asserting that his “own morality” is the only constraint…

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