June 21, 2026

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Breaking news: Faridabad’s Al-Falah University and its Vice-Chancellor Bhupinder Kaur Anand break silence — Here’s what they said on terror probe

Breaking news: Faridabad’s Al-Falah University and its Vice-Chancellor Bhupinder Kaur Anand break silence — Here’s what they said on terror probe

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Al-Falah University has issued a statement addressing recent allegations, clarifying its role and condemning “baseless and misleading stories” online FARIDABAD: Al-Falah University, located in Village Dhauj, Faridabad, Haryana, has issued an official statement addressing recent developments and allegations circulating online. regarding it’s doctors involvement in Delhi blast. The statement, signed by Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Bhupinder…

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Saudi Arabia: Ministry of Education introduces appointment system for parent visits to public schools

Saudi Arabia: Ministry of Education introduces appointment system for parent visits to public schools

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Parents can now book one weekly in-person or remote school visit via Madrasati, specifying purpose/Representative Iage The Ministry of Education is set to launch a new appointment booking system through the Madrasati platform, aimed at regulating parents’ visits to public schools. The initiative focuses on ensuring a safe and organized educational environment while allowing parents…

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A Hyundai i20 exploded near Delhi’s Red Fort, killing at least 12 people in what investigators are treating as a terrorist strike. The car’s 11-hour journey, traced through CCTV, suggests a planned attack linked to a Jaish-e-Mohammed network involving radicalized doctors. Forensic analysis points to high-grade explosives, with the driver identified as Dr. Umar Un Nabi. Blast near Red Fort in Delhi NEW DELHI: A Hyundai i20 exploded near the Red Fort around 6:52pm on Monday, killing at least 12 people. Investigators are treating the incident as a terrorist strike under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and tracing it to a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) network that allegedly involved radicalised young doctors and cross-border handlers. Much of what we know so far comes from on-ground reporting by The Times of India journalists.When: A tightly timed drive that ended at 6:52pmDrawing on CCTV trails reviewed by probe teams and reported by TOI’s Rajshekhar Jha and Abhay, the car’s journey began early Monday. The i20 was first seen outside a Faridabad hospital around 7:30am. By 8:04am, it crossed Badarpur into Delhi; minutes later, it appeared on cameras near Okhla Industrial Area, where the driver-identified by investigators as Dr Umar Un Nabi-was masked while stopping at a fuel station.Delhi: 8 Killed In Multiple Red Fort Blasts; Explosion Shakes 3 KM Area Radius Of Indian CapitalThe car meandered through central Delhi in the afternoon. Around 2:30pm, it circled the inner ring of Connaught Place, a detail that suggests the driver was scoping footfall and traffic patterns. Past 3:15pm, the i20 parked at the Sunehri Masjid lot near Chandni Chowk and remained there for roughly three hours. Investigators told TOI that CCTV shows the driver stayed inside without stepping out from 3:19pm to 6:25pm.Minutes before the explosion, the vehicle rolled towards the Chandni Chowk–Red Fort corridor, took a U-turn near the monument, and halted by Gate No. 1 of the Red Fort Metro station on Subhash Marg. The blast followed at 6:52pm, killing 12 and leaving several others injured. Authorities are reviewing over a thousand cameras along the route to rule out whether anyone else entered or exited the car at any point. One earlier CCTV clip from Faridabad, also flagged by investigators, shows the same i20 (with a Haryana registration) at a petrol pump for a pollution check days before the blast-this time with three occupants visible.How: A car bomb, military-grade signatures – and unanswered forensic questionsForensic teams and the NSG’s explosives unit are yet to file their final report, but the scale of damage and the casualty count point to high-grade explosives. Among the substances being examined are PETN, Semtex, RDX, and an ammonium nitrate–fuel oil mix-materials that can be used in improvised devices but are also familiar in industrial contexts.Technicians have collected about 42 samples-including tyres, chassis components, the car’s CNG cylinder, bonnet fragments, residue, and powder traces-to determine the exact composition and the triggering mechanism. As one officer told TOI, “PETN is quite stable and detonated either by heat or a shock wave. A car can be destroyed in around 100 grams. Most importantly, neither PETN nor semtex inherently require pellets or shrapnel to act as an explosive and the material itself is enough to cause immense damage through detonation.” Another official noted that an ammonium nitrate fuel oil charge creates a supersonic shock wave, unleashing energy extremely quickly.Investigators believe a proper detonation system-potentially a watch-based timer with button batteries-was used. Yet competing hypotheses remain: some officers argue the device’s build appeared “loosely assembled” and lacked shrapnel, which they interpret as a hurried or partially finished design; others say the route, timing, and parking pattern reflect deliberate planning. “More corroborative evidence is needed to arrive at a conclusion. The probe is at an early stage,” one officer cautioned to TOI.Two live cartridges were also recovered from the site, police sources told TOI.Who: The “doctor module,” an alleged lone-wolf driver – and a campus at the centerIdentity of the driver. Delhi Police believe the man in the car was Dr Umar Un Nabi, 29, a Pulwama resident and former topper at Government Medical College, Srinagar, who later worked at GMC Anantnag before moving to teach at Al-Falah University in Faridabad. Only an arm-thought to be his-was recovered near the wreck. A definitive identification awaits DNA confirmation; officers took his mother’s sample, TOI’s Naseer Ganai reported from Pulwama. A CCTV clip reportedly shows him sitting alone in the i20 at one of the stops.The network: Investigators tie the blast to a Jaish-e-Mohammed module spread across J&K, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, with handlers in Türkiye and Afghanistan’s Nangarhar allegedly guiding parts of the plot. The module’s standout feature, as TOI’s Nikhil Sharma and Bagish Jha chronicled, is the cluster of young doctors associated with Al-Falah University who were teaching MBBS while allegedly moonlighting in a terror network. Among those under arrest or scrutiny:Dr Muzammil Ahmad Ganaie (Pulwama), who managed the university hospital’s emergency wing and taught MBBS students. Arrested on October 30 by J&K Police, he led investigators to staggering seizures: nearly 2,900 kg of explosive and flammable chemicals, a Krinkov assault rifle with three magazines, 83 live cartridges, a pistol with eight live rounds, extra magazines, 20 timers, four batteries, remotes, a walkie-talkie, 12 suitcases and a bucket packed with explosive material-recovered from rooms he had rented in Dauj and Dehar Colony near the university.Dr Shaheen Shahid (Lucknow), a colleague at Al-Falah whom investigators say was part of the same cluster. She was taken into custody after an assault rifle-which police allege Muzammil had placed in her car-was recovered in Faridabad. Probes also point to the women’s wing of JeM, Jamaat-ul-Mominat, helmed by Sadia, sister of JeM founder Masood Azhar.Dr Adeel Majeed Rather (Kulgam), formerly a senior resident at Anantnag Medical College, who moved to Saharanpur and was arrested Thursday.Dr Sajad Malik (Pulwama), picked up for questioning; it is unclear whether he is a suspect or a potential source of information about Umar.Mohd Istaq, a cleric linked to a mosque frequented by Al-Falah’s community, whose modest background and recently built home near Dehar Colony have drawn scrutiny after 358 kg of ammonium nitrate was found in a room rented by Muzammil.Family voices from Pulwama. At Umar’s home in Koil village, relatives recounted that police arrived, seized phones, and took two family members for questioning. His sister-in-law Muzamila Akhtar said the last call with Umar was on Friday: “He told me he will be coming home after three days, and we were all happy”. She added: “He was our only hope,” and, “His father was a teacher who later lost his senses… I can’t believe Umar could be involved in such a thing.”Also read: Was Red Fort attack planned for January 26? What Faridabad doctor’s phone revealedIn another Koil neighborhood, Shakeel Ahmad, father of Muzammil, told TOI: “They told us he had been brought from Faridabad for probe. We were shocked,” adding, “He has been there for two years. He would call us regularly.”A faculty member at Al-Falah voiced the campus’s distress to TOI: “We never imagined something like this could happen here. The university always prided itself on academic excellence and inclusivity. This has shaken us to the core.”Why: A claimed motive tied to “Operation Sindoor” – and the panic-vs-planning debateDelhi Police’s FIR under UAPA Sections 16 and 18 (terror act and conspiracy) aligns with an initial intelligence assessment: the JeM module allegedly sought to avenge damage to the group’s Bahawalpur headquarters inflicted during Operation Sindoor.Why the explosion unfolded on Monday specifically is unsettled. One theory suggests Umar panicked after the arrest of Dr Muzammil-the Faridabad lynchpin-and set off in the loaded car to avoid being picked up, possibly attempting to dump the explosives or hide the vehicle. The competing view is that the timing, location, and parking point to “proper planning”, not a mishap. As a senior officer put it to TOI, “More corroborative evidence is needed to arrive at a conclusion. The probe is at an early stage.”Separately, TOI’s Bharti Jain cited security sources who argued the device was loosely assembled and the vehicle was not driven into a dense crowd, both factors that may indicate an unintended or premature detonation. One official told TOI that the crackdown that yielded nearly 3,000 kg of explosives likely forced the suspect’s hand. Another summarised the state’s view of the busts: “This is a success of our intelligence agencies, security apparatus and law enforcement officers.”What (and who) the blast took: Lives halting mid-errand, mid-shift, mid-reunionAshok Kumar (34), a DTC driver, and Lokesh Agarwal (52) met briefly after months apart; by dawn, both were back in Amroha, wrapped in white. Mohsin (32), an e-rickshaw driver, worked long hours to keep two children in school; his vehicle was crushed in the debris. Noman Ansari (22) had come from Shamli to buy cosmetics for his shop; his brother lived, he did not.Dinesh Mishra (32), back from Diwali with his daughters in Shravasti, returned to work at a printing press-he never came home. Pankaj Sahni (22), a cabbie from Bihar, was idling at a signal when the i20 ahead exploded. Mohammad Jumman (35) was steering toward Shastri Park; his phone location froze on his brother’s screen and then never moved.And there was Amar Kataria (33), a Sriniwaspuri pharmacist who had just phoned his father about dinner plans. His family found his second phone in the rubble; later, they identified him with a tattoo. His father told TOI, “My grandson just turned three in Sept. My daughter-in-law Kriti is trying to hold herself together, but she doesn’t know how she will raise her son without his father.” The car: A paper trail through dealers and citiesTOI’s Bagish Jha tracked the i20’s paper trail. Bought new in 2014 by Dilip of Old Gurgaon, the car was sold in 2020 to Mohammad Salman, a glass-factory worker who registered it to a Shanti Nagar address. Salman later moved to Sohna and, during Ramzan this year, sold the car via an online marketplace. But the registration never changed, leaving his name on the records.From there the i20 went to a Delhi dealer, then on to Taufiq in Faridabad through an intermediary named Sonu. After the blast, police landed at the old Shanti Nagar address, then traced relatives and finally reached Salman in Global Heights. Salman showed digital proof of sale and was handed, along with his brother Javed, to Delhi Police for questioning. “We sold the car legally. We have nothing to do with this incident,” Salman’s wife told TOI. Sonu, the dealer who last transferred the vehicle to Taufiq, was picked up for questioning by Delhi Police’s Special Cell.What next: NIA takes charge, DNA tests, more raids – and the questions investigators need to answerNIA steps in. The National Investigation Agency has taken over the case from Delhi Police, The FIR under UAPA Sections 16 and 18 cements the terror-attack framing. Delhi Police also recovered two live cartridges at the scene.DNA and forensics. The identity of the deceased driver hinges on a DNA match with his mother. Final explosives forensics-from the 42 exhibits-is expected to clarify whether PETN, Semtex, RDX, or an ANFO variant was used, and how the detonator and timer were rigged.Network roll-up. Raids continue across J&K, Haryana, and UP. Faridabad Police mounted an 800-person combing operation around Al-Falah and nearby villages, temporarily detaining about 70 people for questioning and harvesting CCTV from neighborhoods where Muzammil rented rooms. The sweep also covers associates from the same regions as those already detained or arrested. Yashpal, a Faridabad Police spokesperson, told TOI: “The FIR had been registered in J&K. It was only then that Muzammil was arrested, and the recovery of explosives and weapons were made from Faridabad. No FIR in connection with this case has been registered in Faridabad so far.”The motive and the method. Investigators must still reconcile two narratives: a premeditated strike planned to maximize casualties near an evening crowd, or a rushed detonation triggered by the heat of ongoing raids and seizures that made continued storage and movement of explosives too risky. One officer underscored to TOI that “Whether this blast was premeditated or accidental is a matter of investigation,” while another insisted the larger dismantling of the module remains the more consequential story: “This is a success of our intelligence agencies, security apparatus and law enforcement officers.”(Information, timelines, field reporting and interviews in this article draw on the work of TOI journalists Rajshekhar Jha, Bharti Jain Naseer Ganai, Abhay, Nikhil Sharma and Bagish Jha.)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 MediaVideosModern Warfare Has Changed: Indian Army Chief General Dwivedi Calls To Redefine Air Defence DoctrineOperation Sindoor Redefined India’s Warfare With Cyber Resilience And Electronic Dominance: IAFWatch: Khawaja Asif Shocked as Journalist Informs Him TTP Claimed Islamabad Blast’India Won’t Be A Dumping Ground’: Piyush Goyal Blasts China For Unfair And Unethical Trade PracticePiyush Goyal Sends Strong Reply To Donald Trump, Says India Wants Fair But Balanced Trade AgreementIndia Hits Back at Pak Over Baseless Islamabad Blast AllegationsTTP Owns Up to Islamabad Attack, Pak PM Points Finger at India & AfghanistanMaha Gajraj Exercise: IAF Conducts Highway Landing Operations Near Barmer-Jalore Border12 Killed In Car Bomb Blast In Islamabad; PM Sharif Blames ‘India-Sponsored Terrorist Proxies”Hunt Down Every…’: Amit Shah Says Delhi Car Blast Culprits To Face ‘Full Wrath Of Agencies’123PhotostoriesBaby boy names inspired by the UK Royal familyNorthern lights: How to explain this celestial phenomenon to your childWhat should be the ideal heart rate and its link with cardiovascular health?Delhi Red Fort car blast: When, How & Who?How to handle dirty office politics: 5 Bhagavad Gita quotes to survive it gracefullyBaby names inspired by snow, ice, and winter’s magic7 subtle signs of dementia most people missChildren’s Day 2025: How to make this day truly special for your kids‘It starts at the foot’: The symptom that could signal heart failure, liver disease, or blood clotsBest children’s books by Sudha Murty every young reader should explore123Hot PicksBihar Election CandidatesBihar Election ConstituenciesBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBabar AzamActor GovindaMLB Trade RumorsStephen Curry WifeDelhi GRAP 3Michael Willis Cause of DeathDelhi BlastStephen CurryJerry JonesMichael Duarte Cause of Death

A Hyundai i20 exploded near Delhi’s Red Fort, killing at least 12 people in what investigators are treating as a terrorist strike. The car’s 11-hour journey, traced through CCTV, suggests a planned attack linked to a Jaish-e-Mohammed network involving radicalized doctors. Forensic analysis points to high-grade explosives, with the driver identified as Dr. Umar Un Nabi. Blast near Red Fort in Delhi NEW DELHI: A Hyundai i20 exploded near the Red Fort around 6:52pm on Monday, killing at least 12 people. Investigators are treating the incident as a terrorist strike under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and tracing it to a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) network that allegedly involved radicalised young doctors and cross-border handlers. Much of what we know so far comes from on-ground reporting by The Times of India journalists.When: A tightly timed drive that ended at 6:52pmDrawing on CCTV trails reviewed by probe teams and reported by TOI’s Rajshekhar Jha and Abhay, the car’s journey began early Monday. The i20 was first seen outside a Faridabad hospital around 7:30am. By 8:04am, it crossed Badarpur into Delhi; minutes later, it appeared on cameras near Okhla Industrial Area, where the driver-identified by investigators as Dr Umar Un Nabi-was masked while stopping at a fuel station.Delhi: 8 Killed In Multiple Red Fort Blasts; Explosion Shakes 3 KM Area Radius Of Indian CapitalThe car meandered through central Delhi in the afternoon. Around 2:30pm, it circled the inner ring of Connaught Place, a detail that suggests the driver was scoping footfall and traffic patterns. Past 3:15pm, the i20 parked at the Sunehri Masjid lot near Chandni Chowk and remained there for roughly three hours. Investigators told TOI that CCTV shows the driver stayed inside without stepping out from 3:19pm to 6:25pm.Minutes before the explosion, the vehicle rolled towards the Chandni Chowk–Red Fort corridor, took a U-turn near the monument, and halted by Gate No. 1 of the Red Fort Metro station on Subhash Marg. The blast followed at 6:52pm, killing 12 and leaving several others injured. Authorities are reviewing over a thousand cameras along the route to rule out whether anyone else entered or exited the car at any point. One earlier CCTV clip from Faridabad, also flagged by investigators, shows the same i20 (with a Haryana registration) at a petrol pump for a pollution check days before the blast-this time with three occupants visible.How: A car bomb, military-grade signatures – and unanswered forensic questionsForensic teams and the NSG’s explosives unit are yet to file their final report, but the scale of damage and the casualty count point to high-grade explosives. Among the substances being examined are PETN, Semtex, RDX, and an ammonium nitrate–fuel oil mix-materials that can be used in improvised devices but are also familiar in industrial contexts.Technicians have collected about 42 samples-including tyres, chassis components, the car’s CNG cylinder, bonnet fragments, residue, and powder traces-to determine the exact composition and the triggering mechanism. As one officer told TOI, “PETN is quite stable and detonated either by heat or a shock wave. A car can be destroyed in around 100 grams. Most importantly, neither PETN nor semtex inherently require pellets or shrapnel to act as an explosive and the material itself is enough to cause immense damage through detonation.” Another official noted that an ammonium nitrate fuel oil charge creates a supersonic shock wave, unleashing energy extremely quickly.Investigators believe a proper detonation system-potentially a watch-based timer with button batteries-was used. Yet competing hypotheses remain: some officers argue the device’s build appeared “loosely assembled” and lacked shrapnel, which they interpret as a hurried or partially finished design; others say the route, timing, and parking pattern reflect deliberate planning. “More corroborative evidence is needed to arrive at a conclusion. The probe is at an early stage,” one officer cautioned to TOI.Two live cartridges were also recovered from the site, police sources told TOI.Who: The “doctor module,” an alleged lone-wolf driver – and a campus at the centerIdentity of the driver. Delhi Police believe the man in the car was Dr Umar Un Nabi, 29, a Pulwama resident and former topper at Government Medical College, Srinagar, who later worked at GMC Anantnag before moving to teach at Al-Falah University in Faridabad. Only an arm-thought to be his-was recovered near the wreck. A definitive identification awaits DNA confirmation; officers took his mother’s sample, TOI’s Naseer Ganai reported from Pulwama. A CCTV clip reportedly shows him sitting alone in the i20 at one of the stops.The network: Investigators tie the blast to a Jaish-e-Mohammed module spread across J&K, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, with handlers in Türkiye and Afghanistan’s Nangarhar allegedly guiding parts of the plot. The module’s standout feature, as TOI’s Nikhil Sharma and Bagish Jha chronicled, is the cluster of young doctors associated with Al-Falah University who were teaching MBBS while allegedly moonlighting in a terror network. Among those under arrest or scrutiny:Dr Muzammil Ahmad Ganaie (Pulwama), who managed the university hospital’s emergency wing and taught MBBS students. Arrested on October 30 by J&K Police, he led investigators to staggering seizures: nearly 2,900 kg of explosive and flammable chemicals, a Krinkov assault rifle with three magazines, 83 live cartridges, a pistol with eight live rounds, extra magazines, 20 timers, four batteries, remotes, a walkie-talkie, 12 suitcases and a bucket packed with explosive material-recovered from rooms he had rented in Dauj and Dehar Colony near the university.Dr Shaheen Shahid (Lucknow), a colleague at Al-Falah whom investigators say was part of the same cluster. She was taken into custody after an assault rifle-which police allege Muzammil had placed in her car-was recovered in Faridabad. Probes also point to the women’s wing of JeM, Jamaat-ul-Mominat, helmed by Sadia, sister of JeM founder Masood Azhar.Dr Adeel Majeed Rather (Kulgam), formerly a senior resident at Anantnag Medical College, who moved to Saharanpur and was arrested Thursday.Dr Sajad Malik (Pulwama), picked up for questioning; it is unclear whether he is a suspect or a potential source of information about Umar.Mohd Istaq, a cleric linked to a mosque frequented by Al-Falah’s community, whose modest background and recently built home near Dehar Colony have drawn scrutiny after 358 kg of ammonium nitrate was found in a room rented by Muzammil.Family voices from Pulwama. At Umar’s home in Koil village, relatives recounted that police arrived, seized phones, and took two family members for questioning. His sister-in-law Muzamila Akhtar said the last call with Umar was on Friday: “He told me he will be coming home after three days, and we were all happy”. She added: “He was our only hope,” and, “His father was a teacher who later lost his senses… I can’t believe Umar could be involved in such a thing.”Also read: Was Red Fort attack planned for January 26? What Faridabad doctor’s phone revealedIn another Koil neighborhood, Shakeel Ahmad, father of Muzammil, told TOI: “They told us he had been brought from Faridabad for probe. We were shocked,” adding, “He has been there for two years. He would call us regularly.”A faculty member at Al-Falah voiced the campus’s distress to TOI: “We never imagined something like this could happen here. The university always prided itself on academic excellence and inclusivity. This has shaken us to the core.”Why: A claimed motive tied to “Operation Sindoor” – and the panic-vs-planning debateDelhi Police’s FIR under UAPA Sections 16 and 18 (terror act and conspiracy) aligns with an initial intelligence assessment: the JeM module allegedly sought to avenge damage to the group’s Bahawalpur headquarters inflicted during Operation Sindoor.Why the explosion unfolded on Monday specifically is unsettled. One theory suggests Umar panicked after the arrest of Dr Muzammil-the Faridabad lynchpin-and set off in the loaded car to avoid being picked up, possibly attempting to dump the explosives or hide the vehicle. The competing view is that the timing, location, and parking point to “proper planning”, not a mishap. As a senior officer put it to TOI, “More corroborative evidence is needed to arrive at a conclusion. The probe is at an early stage.”Separately, TOI’s Bharti Jain cited security sources who argued the device was loosely assembled and the vehicle was not driven into a dense crowd, both factors that may indicate an unintended or premature detonation. One official told TOI that the crackdown that yielded nearly 3,000 kg of explosives likely forced the suspect’s hand. Another summarised the state’s view of the busts: “This is a success of our intelligence agencies, security apparatus and law enforcement officers.”What (and who) the blast took: Lives halting mid-errand, mid-shift, mid-reunionAshok Kumar (34), a DTC driver, and Lokesh Agarwal (52) met briefly after months apart; by dawn, both were back in Amroha, wrapped in white. Mohsin (32), an e-rickshaw driver, worked long hours to keep two children in school; his vehicle was crushed in the debris. Noman Ansari (22) had come from Shamli to buy cosmetics for his shop; his brother lived, he did not.Dinesh Mishra (32), back from Diwali with his daughters in Shravasti, returned to work at a printing press-he never came home. Pankaj Sahni (22), a cabbie from Bihar, was idling at a signal when the i20 ahead exploded. Mohammad Jumman (35) was steering toward Shastri Park; his phone location froze on his brother’s screen and then never moved.And there was Amar Kataria (33), a Sriniwaspuri pharmacist who had just phoned his father about dinner plans. His family found his second phone in the rubble; later, they identified him with a tattoo. His father told TOI, “My grandson just turned three in Sept. My daughter-in-law Kriti is trying to hold herself together, but she doesn’t know how she will raise her son without his father.” The car: A paper trail through dealers and citiesTOI’s Bagish Jha tracked the i20’s paper trail. Bought new in 2014 by Dilip of Old Gurgaon, the car was sold in 2020 to Mohammad Salman, a glass-factory worker who registered it to a Shanti Nagar address. Salman later moved to Sohna and, during Ramzan this year, sold the car via an online marketplace. But the registration never changed, leaving his name on the records.From there the i20 went to a Delhi dealer, then on to Taufiq in Faridabad through an intermediary named Sonu. After the blast, police landed at the old Shanti Nagar address, then traced relatives and finally reached Salman in Global Heights. Salman showed digital proof of sale and was handed, along with his brother Javed, to Delhi Police for questioning. “We sold the car legally. We have nothing to do with this incident,” Salman’s wife told TOI. Sonu, the dealer who last transferred the vehicle to Taufiq, was picked up for questioning by Delhi Police’s Special Cell.What next: NIA takes charge, DNA tests, more raids – and the questions investigators need to answerNIA steps in. The National Investigation Agency has taken over the case from Delhi Police, The FIR under UAPA Sections 16 and 18 cements the terror-attack framing. Delhi Police also recovered two live cartridges at the scene.DNA and forensics. The identity of the deceased driver hinges on a DNA match with his mother. Final explosives forensics-from the 42 exhibits-is expected to clarify whether PETN, Semtex, RDX, or an ANFO variant was used, and how the detonator and timer were rigged.Network roll-up. Raids continue across J&K, Haryana, and UP. Faridabad Police mounted an 800-person combing operation around Al-Falah and nearby villages, temporarily detaining about 70 people for questioning and harvesting CCTV from neighborhoods where Muzammil rented rooms. The sweep also covers associates from the same regions as those already detained or arrested. Yashpal, a Faridabad Police spokesperson, told TOI: “The FIR had been registered in J&K. It was only then that Muzammil was arrested, and the recovery of explosives and weapons were made from Faridabad. No FIR in connection with this case has been registered in Faridabad so far.”The motive and the method. Investigators must still reconcile two narratives: a premeditated strike planned to maximize casualties near an evening crowd, or a rushed detonation triggered by the heat of ongoing raids and seizures that made continued storage and movement of explosives too risky. One officer underscored to TOI that “Whether this blast was premeditated or accidental is a matter of investigation,” while another insisted the larger dismantling of the module remains the more consequential story: “This is a success of our intelligence agencies, security apparatus and law enforcement officers.”(Information, timelines, field reporting and interviews in this article draw on the work of TOI journalists Rajshekhar Jha, Bharti Jain Naseer Ganai, Abhay, Nikhil Sharma and Bagish Jha.)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 MediaVideosModern Warfare Has Changed: Indian Army Chief General Dwivedi Calls To Redefine Air Defence DoctrineOperation Sindoor Redefined India’s Warfare With Cyber Resilience And Electronic Dominance: IAFWatch: Khawaja Asif Shocked as Journalist Informs Him TTP Claimed Islamabad Blast’India Won’t Be A Dumping Ground’: Piyush Goyal Blasts China For Unfair And Unethical Trade PracticePiyush Goyal Sends Strong Reply To Donald Trump, Says India Wants Fair But Balanced Trade AgreementIndia Hits Back at Pak Over Baseless Islamabad Blast AllegationsTTP Owns Up to Islamabad Attack, Pak PM Points Finger at India & AfghanistanMaha Gajraj Exercise: IAF Conducts Highway Landing Operations Near Barmer-Jalore Border12 Killed In Car Bomb Blast In Islamabad; PM Sharif Blames ‘India-Sponsored Terrorist Proxies”Hunt Down Every…’: Amit Shah Says Delhi Car Blast Culprits To Face ‘Full Wrath Of Agencies’123PhotostoriesBaby boy names inspired by the UK Royal familyNorthern lights: How to explain this celestial phenomenon to your childWhat should be the ideal heart rate and its link with cardiovascular health?Delhi Red Fort car blast: When, How & Who?How to handle dirty office politics: 5 Bhagavad Gita quotes to survive it gracefullyBaby names inspired by snow, ice, and winter’s magic7 subtle signs of dementia most people missChildren’s Day 2025: How to make this day truly special for your kids‘It starts at the foot’: The symptom that could signal heart failure, liver disease, or blood clotsBest children’s books by Sudha Murty every young reader should explore123Hot PicksBihar Election CandidatesBihar Election ConstituenciesBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBabar AzamActor GovindaMLB Trade RumorsStephen Curry WifeDelhi GRAP 3Michael Willis Cause of DeathDelhi BlastStephen CurryJerry JonesMichael Duarte Cause of Death

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Sri Lanka players during the first ODI. (AP Photo) Security has been tightened around the visiting Sri Lankan cricket team in Pakistan after a deadly suicide bombing rocked Islamabad on Tuesday, killing 12 people and injuring several others. The blast, which occurred outside a judicial complex in the capital, has heightened concerns as Sri Lanka…

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Ayushamann Khurrana’s ‘Thamma’ crashes by over 60 % on Tuesday to collect just Rs 15 lakh

Ayushamann Khurrana’s ‘Thamma’ crashes by over 60 % on Tuesday to collect just Rs 15 lakh

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Ayushmann Khurrana’s ‘Thamma’ experienced a significant box office drop, collecting only Rs 15 lakh on Tuesday, marking its lowest point in a 22-day run. The film is nearing a Rs 131.61 crore total, aiming to become Ayushmann’s second-biggest hit. Meanwhile, the actor gears up for a busy 2026 with multiple releases, including ‘Pati Patni Aur…

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Red Fort blast: Was Hyundai i-20 car parked at Al-Falah University for over 10 days? What Faridabad police said

Red Fort blast: Was Hyundai i-20 car parked at Al-Falah University for over 10 days? What Faridabad police said

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NEW DELHI: The Faridabad Police on Wednesday issued an official clarification denying media and social media reports claiming that the suspicious i20 car involved in the Red Fort blast had been parked at Al-Falah Hospital or University in Dhauj for several days.In a statement, the police spokesperson said, “It has come to notice that some…

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Turkey cargo plane crash: All 20 aboard killed near Georgia-Azerbaijan border; cause still unknown

Turkey cargo plane crash: All 20 aboard killed near Georgia-Azerbaijan border; cause still unknown

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All twenty personnel aboard a Turkish military cargo plane were killed after it crashed in Georgia near the Azerbaijani border on Tuesday, Turkey’s defence minister said.The crash was confirmed by authorities from all three countries involved. Georgia’s interior ministry said that the plane crashed in the Sighnaghi area, “about five kilometres (3.1 miles) from Georgia’s…

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded a two-day state visit to Bhutan, reinforcing bilateral ties through cultural, spiritual, and developmental initiatives. Discussions focused on energy, trade, technology, and connectivity, including progress on the Gelephu Mindfulness City Project. India reaffirmed support for Bhutan’s Five-Year Plan and inaugurated the Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project. NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday wrapped up a two-day state visit to Bhutan, further strengthening India’s partnership with the Himalayan kingdom through a blend of cultural, spiritual, and developmental initiatives.PM Modi was in Bhutan from November 11 to 12 at the invitation of King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck.PM Modi’s Bhutan Visit Turns Spiritual As Tobgay Calls Him Brother, Nation Awaits Global PrayerIn a post on X, PM Modi said, “Had a wonderful meeting with His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo. Appreciated his extensive efforts over the years towards further cementing India-Bhutan ties. Discussed cooperation in energy, trade, technology and connectivity. Lauded the progress in the Gelephu Mindfulness City Project, which aligns with our Act East Policy.”Bhutan’s Prime Minister expressed admiration for Modi, describing him as a “spiritual master.”“An accomplished spiritual master, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, inaugurated and blessed the sacred Kalachakra Empowerment which began today as part of the ongoing Global Peace Prayer Festival,” the Bhutanese leader said.During his visit, PM Modi was the Guest of Honour at celebrations marking the 70th birth anniversary of His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo at the Changlimithang Stadium on November 11. The King of Bhutan also expressed gratitude for the presence of the Holy Piprahwa Relics of Lord Buddha from India, which are currently in Thimphu for public veneration during the festival.Bilateral tiesIn a joint press release, India reaffirmed its “unwavering support” for Bhutan’s 13th Five-Year Plan, including the Economic Stimulus Programme, underscoring its commitment to helping Bhutan achieve key development priorities and promote sustainable growth across sectors.During his visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Fourth Druk Gyalpo and held separate discussions with Bhutanese Prime Minister Dasho Tshering Tobgay. The talks covered cooperation across key sectors and regional and global issues of mutual interest.India also expressed support for King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck’s vision for the Gelephu Mindfulness City. PM Modi announced that India would establish an Immigration Check Post at Hatisar in Assam “to facilitate easy movement of investors and visitors to Gelephu.” The King, in turn, appreciated India’s assistance in constructing the Gyalsung academies.Bhutan’s condolences for Red Fort blast victimsDuring the meetings, the King conveyed condolences “on the tragic loss of precious lives in the explosion in Delhi on November 10” and offered prayers for the speedy recovery of those injured.“The Indian side appreciated the Bhutanese message of support and solidarity,” the statement said.Development projectsA key highlight of the visit was the inauguration of the 1,020 MW Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project on November 11.The ceremony, held in the presence of the Holy Piprahwa Relics, marked the commissioning of a project described as a symbol of the “friendship and exemplary cooperation” between India and Bhutan. Both sides welcomed the commencement of electricity exports from Punatsangchhu-II to India and expressed satisfaction with the progress under the Joint Vision on Energy Partnership announced in March 2024.The two countries also agreed to resume work on the main dam of the 1,200 MW Punatsangchhu-I Hydroelectric Project and to expedite its completion. Once finished, it will be the largest hydroelectric project jointly developed by India and Bhutan. Bhutan also welcomed India’s announcement of a concessional Line of Credit worth INR 40 billion for energy projects.Cross-border connectivity featured prominently in the discussions. Both sides took note of the operationalisation of the Immigration Check Post at Darranga, the Inland Waterways Terminal and Multimodal Logistics Park at Jogigopha, and the signing of an MoU for two railway links—Gelephu-Kokrajhar and Samtse-Banarhat—in September this year. A Project Steering Committee has been formed to oversee their implementation.Fertilisers, STEM and cultureBhutan expressed appreciation for India’s efforts to ensure the uninterrupted supply of essential commodities and fertilisers. Both sides acknowledged the arrival of the first fertiliser consignment under the new arrangement.Cooperation in emerging sectors, including STEM, fintech and space, was also reviewed. Both sides noted progress under the Joint Plan of Action on Space Cooperation and recognised the contributions of Indian teachers and healthcare professionals in strengthening STEM education and medical services in Bhutan.Phase II of UPI will allow Bhutanese travellers to make payments in India using local mobile apps by scanning QR codes.Cultural cooperation also featured in the discussions. The leaders welcomed the consecration of the Royal Bhutan Temple in Rajgir and India’s decision to allocate land in Varanasi for a Bhutanese temple and guest house.Three Memoranda of Understanding were signed during the visit:Cooperation in Renewable EnergyCooperation in Health and MedicineInstitutional linkages between the PEMA Secretariat and the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS)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 MediaVideosOperation Sindoor Redefined India’s Warfare With Cyber Resilience And Electronic Dominance: IAFWatch: Khawaja Asif Shocked as Journalist Informs Him TTP Claimed Islamabad Blast’India Won’t Be A Dumping Ground’: Piyush Goyal Blasts China For Unfair And Unethical Trade PracticePiyush Goyal Sends Strong Reply To Donald Trump, Says India Wants Fair But Balanced Trade AgreementIndia Hits Back at Pak Over Baseless Islamabad Blast AllegationsTTP Owns Up to Islamabad Attack, Pak PM Points Finger at India & AfghanistanMaha Gajraj Exercise: IAF Conducts Highway Landing Operations Near Barmer-Jalore Border12 Killed In Car Bomb Blast In Islamabad; PM Sharif Blames ‘India-Sponsored Terrorist Proxies”Hunt Down Every…’: Amit Shah Says Delhi Car Blast Culprits To Face ‘Full Wrath Of Agencies’Bihar Exit Polls 2025: Poll of Polls Show NDA Poised For Majority, MGB Trails, No Impact of JSP123PhotostoriesHow to handle dirty office politics: 5 Bhagavad Gita quotes to survive it gracefullyBaby names inspired by snow, ice, and winter’s magic7 subtle signs of dementia most people missChildren’s Day 2025: How to make this day truly special for your kids‘It starts at the foot’: The symptom that could signal heart failure, liver disease, or blood clotsBest children’s books by Sudha Murty every young reader should exploreFrom too much hunger to pimples: 5 common signs of worms that adults often ignore10 alcoholic drinks that pair exceptionally well with desserts5 soulful Nepali soups to warm you up this winterWhich Part of Your Body Belongs to Your Date of Birth?123Hot PicksBihar Election CandidatesBihar Election ConstituenciesBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBabar AzamActor GovindaMLB Trade RumorsStephen Curry WifeDelhi GRAP 3Michael Willis Cause of DeathDelhi BlastStephen CurryJerry JonesMichael Duarte Cause of Death

Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded a two-day state visit to Bhutan, reinforcing bilateral ties through cultural, spiritual, and developmental initiatives. Discussions focused on energy, trade, technology, and connectivity, including progress on the Gelephu Mindfulness City Project. India reaffirmed support for Bhutan’s Five-Year Plan and inaugurated the Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project. NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday wrapped up a two-day state visit to Bhutan, further strengthening India’s partnership with the Himalayan kingdom through a blend of cultural, spiritual, and developmental initiatives.PM Modi was in Bhutan from November 11 to 12 at the invitation of King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck.PM Modi’s Bhutan Visit Turns Spiritual As Tobgay Calls Him Brother, Nation Awaits Global PrayerIn a post on X, PM Modi said, “Had a wonderful meeting with His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo. Appreciated his extensive efforts over the years towards further cementing India-Bhutan ties. Discussed cooperation in energy, trade, technology and connectivity. Lauded the progress in the Gelephu Mindfulness City Project, which aligns with our Act East Policy.”Bhutan’s Prime Minister expressed admiration for Modi, describing him as a “spiritual master.”“An accomplished spiritual master, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, inaugurated and blessed the sacred Kalachakra Empowerment which began today as part of the ongoing Global Peace Prayer Festival,” the Bhutanese leader said.During his visit, PM Modi was the Guest of Honour at celebrations marking the 70th birth anniversary of His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo at the Changlimithang Stadium on November 11. The King of Bhutan also expressed gratitude for the presence of the Holy Piprahwa Relics of Lord Buddha from India, which are currently in Thimphu for public veneration during the festival.Bilateral tiesIn a joint press release, India reaffirmed its “unwavering support” for Bhutan’s 13th Five-Year Plan, including the Economic Stimulus Programme, underscoring its commitment to helping Bhutan achieve key development priorities and promote sustainable growth across sectors.During his visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Fourth Druk Gyalpo and held separate discussions with Bhutanese Prime Minister Dasho Tshering Tobgay. The talks covered cooperation across key sectors and regional and global issues of mutual interest.India also expressed support for King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck’s vision for the Gelephu Mindfulness City. PM Modi announced that India would establish an Immigration Check Post at Hatisar in Assam “to facilitate easy movement of investors and visitors to Gelephu.” The King, in turn, appreciated India’s assistance in constructing the Gyalsung academies.Bhutan’s condolences for Red Fort blast victimsDuring the meetings, the King conveyed condolences “on the tragic loss of precious lives in the explosion in Delhi on November 10” and offered prayers for the speedy recovery of those injured.“The Indian side appreciated the Bhutanese message of support and solidarity,” the statement said.Development projectsA key highlight of the visit was the inauguration of the 1,020 MW Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project on November 11.The ceremony, held in the presence of the Holy Piprahwa Relics, marked the commissioning of a project described as a symbol of the “friendship and exemplary cooperation” between India and Bhutan. Both sides welcomed the commencement of electricity exports from Punatsangchhu-II to India and expressed satisfaction with the progress under the Joint Vision on Energy Partnership announced in March 2024.The two countries also agreed to resume work on the main dam of the 1,200 MW Punatsangchhu-I Hydroelectric Project and to expedite its completion. Once finished, it will be the largest hydroelectric project jointly developed by India and Bhutan. Bhutan also welcomed India’s announcement of a concessional Line of Credit worth INR 40 billion for energy projects.Cross-border connectivity featured prominently in the discussions. Both sides took note of the operationalisation of the Immigration Check Post at Darranga, the Inland Waterways Terminal and Multimodal Logistics Park at Jogigopha, and the signing of an MoU for two railway links—Gelephu-Kokrajhar and Samtse-Banarhat—in September this year. A Project Steering Committee has been formed to oversee their implementation.Fertilisers, STEM and cultureBhutan expressed appreciation for India’s efforts to ensure the uninterrupted supply of essential commodities and fertilisers. Both sides acknowledged the arrival of the first fertiliser consignment under the new arrangement.Cooperation in emerging sectors, including STEM, fintech and space, was also reviewed. Both sides noted progress under the Joint Plan of Action on Space Cooperation and recognised the contributions of Indian teachers and healthcare professionals in strengthening STEM education and medical services in Bhutan.Phase II of UPI will allow Bhutanese travellers to make payments in India using local mobile apps by scanning QR codes.Cultural cooperation also featured in the discussions. The leaders welcomed the consecration of the Royal Bhutan Temple in Rajgir and India’s decision to allocate land in Varanasi for a Bhutanese temple and guest house.Three Memoranda of Understanding were signed during the visit:Cooperation in Renewable EnergyCooperation in Health and MedicineInstitutional linkages between the PEMA Secretariat and the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS)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 MediaVideosOperation Sindoor Redefined India’s Warfare With Cyber Resilience And Electronic Dominance: IAFWatch: Khawaja Asif Shocked as Journalist Informs Him TTP Claimed Islamabad Blast’India Won’t Be A Dumping Ground’: Piyush Goyal Blasts China For Unfair And Unethical Trade PracticePiyush Goyal Sends Strong Reply To Donald Trump, Says India Wants Fair But Balanced Trade AgreementIndia Hits Back at Pak Over Baseless Islamabad Blast AllegationsTTP Owns Up to Islamabad Attack, Pak PM Points Finger at India & AfghanistanMaha Gajraj Exercise: IAF Conducts Highway Landing Operations Near Barmer-Jalore Border12 Killed In Car Bomb Blast In Islamabad; PM Sharif Blames ‘India-Sponsored Terrorist Proxies”Hunt Down Every…’: Amit Shah Says Delhi Car Blast Culprits To Face ‘Full Wrath Of Agencies’Bihar Exit Polls 2025: Poll of Polls Show NDA Poised For Majority, MGB Trails, No Impact of JSP123PhotostoriesHow to handle dirty office politics: 5 Bhagavad Gita quotes to survive it gracefullyBaby names inspired by snow, ice, and winter’s magic7 subtle signs of dementia most people missChildren’s Day 2025: How to make this day truly special for your kids‘It starts at the foot’: The symptom that could signal heart failure, liver disease, or blood clotsBest children’s books by Sudha Murty every young reader should exploreFrom too much hunger to pimples: 5 common signs of worms that adults often ignore10 alcoholic drinks that pair exceptionally well with desserts5 soulful Nepali soups to warm you up this winterWhich Part of Your Body Belongs to Your Date of Birth?123Hot PicksBihar Election CandidatesBihar Election ConstituenciesBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBabar AzamActor GovindaMLB Trade RumorsStephen Curry WifeDelhi GRAP 3Michael Willis Cause of DeathDelhi BlastStephen CurryJerry JonesMichael Duarte Cause of Death

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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday wrapped up a two-day state visit to Bhutan, further strengthening India’s partnership with the Himalayan kingdom through a blend of cultural, spiritual, and developmental initiatives.PM Modi was in Bhutan from November 11 to 12 at the invitation of King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck. PM Modi’s Bhutan Visit…

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Updated: Nov 12, 2025, 12:25 IST

Updated: Nov 12, 2025, 12:25 IST

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NEW DELHI: Abhishek Sharma, the face of India’s modern T20 revolution, continues to prove that nothing is truly impossible in the shortest format of the game. The explosive left-hander, who has redefined batting aggression with his fearless approach, has now revealed a new tattoo that perfectly captures his mindset at the crease.Go Beyond The Boundary…

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‘We’re expected to perform like robots’: Emotional Haris Rauf opens up on criticism, failure vs India, Asia Cup ban | Cricket News

‘We’re expected to perform like robots’: Emotional Haris Rauf opens up on criticism, failure vs India, Asia Cup ban | Cricket News

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Pakistan’s Haris Rauf celebrates after the dismissal of Sri Lanka’s Kamil Mishara. (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf has hit back at critics questioning his consistency and temperament, saying that cricketers are “humans, not robots” and that failure is part of the game. His emotional remarks came after delivering a match-winning spell in…

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Trump tariffs: Why India should push for rollback of Russian oil penalty before trade deal with US; 3-point strategy explained

Trump tariffs: Why India should push for rollback of Russian oil penalty before trade deal with US; 3-point strategy explained

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US President Trump indicated on Monday that he plans to lower tariffs on India in the future. (AI image) With US President Donald Trump hinting at a trade deal soon, Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) founder Ajay Srivastava says that India should push for rollback of 25% tariffs on account of Russian crude oil. Srivastava…

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BTEUP final datesheet 2025 released: Odd-semester exams from November 17 to January 2; admit card to be available soon at bteup.ac.in

BTEUP final datesheet 2025 released: Odd-semester exams from November 17 to January 2; admit card to be available soon at bteup.ac.in

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BTEUP final datesheet 2025: The Uttar Pradesh Board of Technical Education (BTEUP) has released the final datesheet for the November–December 2025 odd-semester and special back-paper exams. The examinations will be held from November 17, 2025, to January 2, 2026, while back-paper exams will continue until January 5, 2026. Students can download the final schedule from…

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