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Rob Gronkowski’s longtime partner Camille Kostek expresses her support as he addresses his earlier decision to follow Tom Brady

Rob Gronkowski’s longtime partner Camille Kostek expresses her support as he addresses his earlier decision to follow Tom Brady

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(Image via Instagram and Getty: Rob Gronkowski, Camille Kostek, and Tom Brady) The electric connection between Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski echoes the dynamic spark we see today with Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, offering a vivid lens for comparison. Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl legend, closed out his storied career with three seasons in…

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Pune: Former leader of opposition and Congress MLA Vijay Wadettiwar on Friday said BJP had deliberately brought out the Mundhwa land deal issue to push its Mahayuti partner, NCP chief Ajit Pawar, on the backfoot before the civic polls.Wadettiwar said, “Ajit Pawar-led NCP has been defamed in the Mundhwa land deal issue and it is a ploy by its own ally BJP. The issue came up just when the civic elections were announced. Using this issue, BJP is trying to weaken Ajit Pawar’s position in his party’s stronghold.”Claiming that involvement of Ajit Pawar’s son, Parth, cannot be denied in the Mundhwa land deal, Wadettiwar said, “BJP knew about the deal, but they waited for the civic polls to be announced. Now they are deliberately putting out details to push Ajit Pawar on the backfoot. Earlier, Uddhav Thackeray’s undivided Shiv Sena was BJP’s target when it was in alliance. Now in Mahayuti, Ajit Pawar’s party is BJP’s new target.”Shiv Sena (UBT)’s senior member Ambadas Danve also accused BJP of first laying a trap for Ajit Pawar and later pretending to rescue him from the Mundhwa land deal controversy. Ajit Pawar’s NCP hit out at the MVA members, stating that the opposition was making baseless allegations against Mahayuti.The state govt has set up a committee under additional chief secretary Vikas Kharage to probe the Mundhwa land deal involving Amadea Enterprises LLP, in which Ajit Pawar’s elder son Parth has a 99% share. The deal was exposed just before the local body polls. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Misa-Priyanka Ko Dickey Mein…’: Yashwant Deshmukh’s Message to RJD–Cong After NDA’s Bihar WinAir India Bombing Returns To Spotlight, CSIS Warns Canada Of New Extremist Networks And Rising RisksSix Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls‘Full Stop to Many Questions’ Chirag Paswan Hails PM Modi, Nitish as NDA Soars Past 200 SeatsKerala Teenager Dies in Dubai After Rooftop Fall While Trying To Take Photos of Low-Flying PlanesPakistan’s Costly Lobbying Blitz Won Access To Trump As India Faced The Harshest Tariffs, Claims NYTChilling Terror Attack Masterplan: How Medical Professionals Built A 5-Step Nationwide Bombing PlotBihar Assembly Poll Results: NDA Touches 200-Seat Lead, Congress Intensifies SIR, Vote Chori AttacksFirst-Time Woman Voter in Danapur Explains Why Nitish Kumar Scored Massive Landslide Win in BiharIndia Negotiating Multiple FTAs To Boost Free Flow Of Capital And Trade: Piyush Goyal123PhotostoriesMeet the eagles with the biggest wingspans on EarthLearning with purpose: 5 quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar that students can carry for lifeMeet Pooja Deol, Sunny Deol’s wife and Dharmendra’s daughter-in-law with surprising royal connection10 kid-friendly yoga asanas to improve memory power and concentrationBeetroot Peel Tea: How to make it and its benefitsDiabetes management: Top 6 everyday foods that keep your energy and blood sugar in check5 winter style tips every petite woman needsManga Mala of Kerala to Dholbiri of Assam: Indian brides carry a piece of culture in their wedding jewellery7 baby names that mean ‘life’ in different languagesFrom Tokyo to Mumbai: Top 10 largest cities in the world by population123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBihar Election CandidatesAlinagar Election ResultKargahar Election ResultPrashant KishorChirag PaswanAssembly Election BiharRaghopur Election ResultMahua Election ResultPune Bridge AccidentAnta Election Result

Pune: Former leader of opposition and Congress MLA Vijay Wadettiwar on Friday said BJP had deliberately brought out the Mundhwa land deal issue to push its Mahayuti partner, NCP chief Ajit Pawar, on the backfoot before the civic polls.Wadettiwar said, “Ajit Pawar-led NCP has been defamed in the Mundhwa land deal issue and it is a ploy by its own ally BJP. The issue came up just when the civic elections were announced. Using this issue, BJP is trying to weaken Ajit Pawar’s position in his party’s stronghold.”Claiming that involvement of Ajit Pawar’s son, Parth, cannot be denied in the Mundhwa land deal, Wadettiwar said, “BJP knew about the deal, but they waited for the civic polls to be announced. Now they are deliberately putting out details to push Ajit Pawar on the backfoot. Earlier, Uddhav Thackeray’s undivided Shiv Sena was BJP’s target when it was in alliance. Now in Mahayuti, Ajit Pawar’s party is BJP’s new target.”Shiv Sena (UBT)’s senior member Ambadas Danve also accused BJP of first laying a trap for Ajit Pawar and later pretending to rescue him from the Mundhwa land deal controversy. Ajit Pawar’s NCP hit out at the MVA members, stating that the opposition was making baseless allegations against Mahayuti.The state govt has set up a committee under additional chief secretary Vikas Kharage to probe the Mundhwa land deal involving Amadea Enterprises LLP, in which Ajit Pawar’s elder son Parth has a 99% share. The deal was exposed just before the local body polls. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Misa-Priyanka Ko Dickey Mein…’: Yashwant Deshmukh’s Message to RJD–Cong After NDA’s Bihar WinAir India Bombing Returns To Spotlight, CSIS Warns Canada Of New Extremist Networks And Rising RisksSix Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls‘Full Stop to Many Questions’ Chirag Paswan Hails PM Modi, Nitish as NDA Soars Past 200 SeatsKerala Teenager Dies in Dubai After Rooftop Fall While Trying To Take Photos of Low-Flying PlanesPakistan’s Costly Lobbying Blitz Won Access To Trump As India Faced The Harshest Tariffs, Claims NYTChilling Terror Attack Masterplan: How Medical Professionals Built A 5-Step Nationwide Bombing PlotBihar Assembly Poll Results: NDA Touches 200-Seat Lead, Congress Intensifies SIR, Vote Chori AttacksFirst-Time Woman Voter in Danapur Explains Why Nitish Kumar Scored Massive Landslide Win in BiharIndia Negotiating Multiple FTAs To Boost Free Flow Of Capital And Trade: Piyush Goyal123PhotostoriesMeet the eagles with the biggest wingspans on EarthLearning with purpose: 5 quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar that students can carry for lifeMeet Pooja Deol, Sunny Deol’s wife and Dharmendra’s daughter-in-law with surprising royal connection10 kid-friendly yoga asanas to improve memory power and concentrationBeetroot Peel Tea: How to make it and its benefitsDiabetes management: Top 6 everyday foods that keep your energy and blood sugar in check5 winter style tips every petite woman needsManga Mala of Kerala to Dholbiri of Assam: Indian brides carry a piece of culture in their wedding jewellery7 baby names that mean ‘life’ in different languagesFrom Tokyo to Mumbai: Top 10 largest cities in the world by population123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBihar Election CandidatesAlinagar Election ResultKargahar Election ResultPrashant KishorChirag PaswanAssembly Election BiharRaghopur Election ResultMahua Election ResultPune Bridge AccidentAnta Election Result

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Pune: Former leader of opposition and Congress MLA Vijay Wadettiwar on Friday said BJP had deliberately brought out the Mundhwa land deal issue to push its Mahayuti partner, NCP chief Ajit Pawar, on the backfoot before the civic polls.Wadettiwar said, “Ajit Pawar-led NCP has been defamed in the Mundhwa land deal issue and it is…

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‘Homebound’ OTT release: When and where to watch India’s official Oscar entry starring Ishaan Khatter, Vishal Jethwa and Janhvi Kapoor

‘Homebound’ OTT release: When and where to watch India’s official Oscar entry starring Ishaan Khatter, Vishal Jethwa and Janhvi Kapoor

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Neeraj Ghaywan’s acclaimed film ‘Homebound,’ starring Ishaan Khatter and Janhvi Kapoor, is set for its digital debut on Netflix on November 21, 2025. This international award contender, executive produced by Martin Scorsese, previously received a standing ovation at Cannes. The film, which garnered global praise, will now be accessible to a wider audience. Neeraj Ghaywan’s…

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Is Giannis Antetokounmpo playing tonight vs the Charlotte Hornets? Latest update on the Milwaukee Bucks star’s injury report (November 14, 2025)

Is Giannis Antetokounmpo playing tonight vs the Charlotte Hornets? Latest update on the Milwaukee Bucks star’s injury report (November 14, 2025)

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Giannis Antetokounmpo (Image via Getty) Giannis Antetokounmpo is trending toward returning to the court tonight as the Milwaukee Bucks prepare for another important matchup against the Charlotte Hornets. Listed as probable, the two-time MVP appears on track to play barring any last-minute issues during warm-ups. Milwaukee is in a tight battle near the top of…

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Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan turns 43: A look inside the life of the world’s most active royal | World News

Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan turns 43: A look inside the life of the world’s most active royal | World News

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Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan, Fazza, is admired worldwide as a poet, adventurer, athlete, humanitarian, and Dubai’s approachable, inspiring leader. As Dubai celebrates the birthday of Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum—Fazza—it’s clear why he remains one of the world’s most admired modern royals. Beyond being Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime…

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Women outshine men in voter turnout In the 2025 Bihar election, two headline-grabbing outcomes have captured the spotlight: a sweeping victory for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and a record voter turnout unseen in more than seventy years. Yet, the most defining aspect of this election may well be who turned out to vote and in what numbers.What sets the 2025 election apart is not just the NDA’s big win, but the historic rise in turnout among Bihar’s women voters.For the first time in Bihar’s history, women not only outnumbered men at the polling booths but also shattered turnout records. While the overall turnout stood at 66.91 per cent, an extraordinary 71.6 per cent of women cast their votes, nearly nine percentage points higher than the 62.8 per cent turnout among men. Election Results 2025Bihar election results: Bihar votes for ‘sushasan’; NDA cruising towards clean sweepBihar election results 2025: 5 reasons behind NDA’s historic winBihar election results: Top winners and losersIn sheer numbers, women outvoted men, marking a historic first for the state and signaling a potential to transform Bihar’s political landscape.The surge that came from women votersWomen voters took the lead in what the Election Commission of India described as Bihar’s highest-ever voter turnout, with 71.6 per cent of female electors casting their ballots compared to 62.8 per cent of men. According to ECI data, after the conclusion of the second and final phase of polling, women consistently outnumbered men at the booths. In the first phase of voting, 69.04 per cent of women turned out to vote, well above the 61.56 per cent male turnout. The trend strengthened in the second phase, when 74.03 per cent of women voters exercised their franchise, again surpassing the 64.1 per cent turnout among men. Overall, Bihar recorded a 66.91 per cent voter turnout — the highest since the state’s first elections in 1951 — with women driving the surge in participation.What worked for NDAWomen were the biggest winners of the Bihar elections. Their overwhelming participation tilted the mandate toward the NDA, boosted by welfare schemes for women. One of the most talked-about schemes before the election was the Rs 10,000 assistance for women wanting to start small enterprises.The contrast between the two alliances was simple: the NDA had already delivered the benefit, while the Mahagathbandhan’s offer remained a campaign promise. For many women, that difference, money already in the bank versus a promise of future help, mattered.Support built on more than a single benefitBut the support for Nitish Kumar among women wasn’t built in a single election cycle. It rests on a much longer foundation. Over nearly two decades in power, Nitish’s government has consistently introduced policies aimed at women — from panchayati raj reservations to the Jeevika self-help group movement. These measures expanded women’s economic roles and strengthened their presence in local governance.That background helped the NDA’s 2025 pitch land more strongly. The women employment scheme targeting 22 lakh women, the plan to create one crore ‘Lakhpati Didis’, and the Mission Crorepati push for women-led enterprises all fed into a familiar narrative of economic empowerment. Unlike the opposition’s focus on direct cash transfers, the NDA leaned on a mix of skills, credit access and SHG-driven growth, positioning women as central to Bihar’s development story.Women voters made their weight feltThe 2025 Bihar election offers one of the clearest instances of women emerging as a defining voting group in the state. With their turnout nearly nine percentage points higher than that of men, women clearly influenced the direction of the mandate.As the dust settles on the 2025 election, one thing is certain: Bihar’s women are no longer silent spectators. They are active, influential, and, for the first time, decisive in shaping the state’s political destiny. The scale of their participation has not only shifted the composition of the electorate but also the direction of Bihar’s future. For the NDA, this historic mandate is as much a victory for its policies as it is for the women who turned out in record numbers to support them. And for Bihar, it marks the dawn of a new era — one where women’s voices are not just heard, but heeded.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Misa-Priyanka Ko Dickey Mein…’: Yashwant Deshmukh’s Message to RJD–Cong After NDA’s Bihar WinAir India Bombing Returns To Spotlight, CSIS Warns Canada Of New Extremist Networks And Rising RisksSix Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls‘Full Stop to Many Questions’ Chirag Paswan Hails PM Modi, Nitish as NDA Soars Past 200 SeatsKerala Teenager Dies in Dubai After Rooftop Fall While Trying To Take Photos of Low-Flying PlanesPakistan’s Costly Lobbying Blitz Won Access To Trump As India Faced The Harshest Tariffs, Claims NYTChilling Terror Attack Masterplan: How Medical Professionals Built A 5-Step Nationwide Bombing PlotBihar Assembly Poll Results: NDA Touches 200-Seat Lead, Congress Intensifies SIR, Vote Chori AttacksFirst-Time Woman Voter in Danapur Explains Why Nitish Kumar Scored Massive Landslide Win in BiharIndia Negotiating Multiple FTAs To Boost Free Flow Of Capital And Trade: Piyush Goyal123PhotostoriesMeet the eagles with the biggest wingspans on EarthLearning with purpose: 5 quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar that students can carry for lifeMeet Pooja Deol, Sunny Deol’s wife and Dharmendra’s daughter-in-law with surprising royal connection10 kid-friendly yoga asanas to improve memory power and concentrationBeetroot Peel Tea: How to make it and its benefitsDiabetes management: Top 6 everyday foods that keep your energy and blood sugar in check5 winter style tips every petite woman needsManga Mala of Kerala to Dholbiri of Assam: Indian brides carry a piece of culture in their wedding jewellery7 baby names that mean ‘life’ in different languagesFrom Tokyo to Mumbai: Top 10 largest cities in the world by population123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBihar Election CandidatesAlinagar Election ResultKargahar Election ResultPrashant KishorChirag PaswanAssembly Election BiharRaghopur Election ResultMahua Election ResultPune Bridge AccidentAnta Election Result

Women outshine men in voter turnout In the 2025 Bihar election, two headline-grabbing outcomes have captured the spotlight: a sweeping victory for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and a record voter turnout unseen in more than seventy years. Yet, the most defining aspect of this election may well be who turned out to vote and in what numbers.What sets the 2025 election apart is not just the NDA’s big win, but the historic rise in turnout among Bihar’s women voters.For the first time in Bihar’s history, women not only outnumbered men at the polling booths but also shattered turnout records. While the overall turnout stood at 66.91 per cent, an extraordinary 71.6 per cent of women cast their votes, nearly nine percentage points higher than the 62.8 per cent turnout among men. Election Results 2025Bihar election results: Bihar votes for ‘sushasan’; NDA cruising towards clean sweepBihar election results 2025: 5 reasons behind NDA’s historic winBihar election results: Top winners and losersIn sheer numbers, women outvoted men, marking a historic first for the state and signaling a potential to transform Bihar’s political landscape.The surge that came from women votersWomen voters took the lead in what the Election Commission of India described as Bihar’s highest-ever voter turnout, with 71.6 per cent of female electors casting their ballots compared to 62.8 per cent of men. According to ECI data, after the conclusion of the second and final phase of polling, women consistently outnumbered men at the booths. In the first phase of voting, 69.04 per cent of women turned out to vote, well above the 61.56 per cent male turnout. The trend strengthened in the second phase, when 74.03 per cent of women voters exercised their franchise, again surpassing the 64.1 per cent turnout among men. Overall, Bihar recorded a 66.91 per cent voter turnout — the highest since the state’s first elections in 1951 — with women driving the surge in participation.What worked for NDAWomen were the biggest winners of the Bihar elections. Their overwhelming participation tilted the mandate toward the NDA, boosted by welfare schemes for women. One of the most talked-about schemes before the election was the Rs 10,000 assistance for women wanting to start small enterprises.The contrast between the two alliances was simple: the NDA had already delivered the benefit, while the Mahagathbandhan’s offer remained a campaign promise. For many women, that difference, money already in the bank versus a promise of future help, mattered.Support built on more than a single benefitBut the support for Nitish Kumar among women wasn’t built in a single election cycle. It rests on a much longer foundation. Over nearly two decades in power, Nitish’s government has consistently introduced policies aimed at women — from panchayati raj reservations to the Jeevika self-help group movement. These measures expanded women’s economic roles and strengthened their presence in local governance.That background helped the NDA’s 2025 pitch land more strongly. The women employment scheme targeting 22 lakh women, the plan to create one crore ‘Lakhpati Didis’, and the Mission Crorepati push for women-led enterprises all fed into a familiar narrative of economic empowerment. Unlike the opposition’s focus on direct cash transfers, the NDA leaned on a mix of skills, credit access and SHG-driven growth, positioning women as central to Bihar’s development story.Women voters made their weight feltThe 2025 Bihar election offers one of the clearest instances of women emerging as a defining voting group in the state. With their turnout nearly nine percentage points higher than that of men, women clearly influenced the direction of the mandate.As the dust settles on the 2025 election, one thing is certain: Bihar’s women are no longer silent spectators. They are active, influential, and, for the first time, decisive in shaping the state’s political destiny. The scale of their participation has not only shifted the composition of the electorate but also the direction of Bihar’s future. For the NDA, this historic mandate is as much a victory for its policies as it is for the women who turned out in record numbers to support them. And for Bihar, it marks the dawn of a new era — one where women’s voices are not just heard, but heeded.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Misa-Priyanka Ko Dickey Mein…’: Yashwant Deshmukh’s Message to RJD–Cong After NDA’s Bihar WinAir India Bombing Returns To Spotlight, CSIS Warns Canada Of New Extremist Networks And Rising RisksSix Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls‘Full Stop to Many Questions’ Chirag Paswan Hails PM Modi, Nitish as NDA Soars Past 200 SeatsKerala Teenager Dies in Dubai After Rooftop Fall While Trying To Take Photos of Low-Flying PlanesPakistan’s Costly Lobbying Blitz Won Access To Trump As India Faced The Harshest Tariffs, Claims NYTChilling Terror Attack Masterplan: How Medical Professionals Built A 5-Step Nationwide Bombing PlotBihar Assembly Poll Results: NDA Touches 200-Seat Lead, Congress Intensifies SIR, Vote Chori AttacksFirst-Time Woman Voter in Danapur Explains Why Nitish Kumar Scored Massive Landslide Win in BiharIndia Negotiating Multiple FTAs To Boost Free Flow Of Capital And Trade: Piyush Goyal123PhotostoriesMeet the eagles with the biggest wingspans on EarthLearning with purpose: 5 quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar that students can carry for lifeMeet Pooja Deol, Sunny Deol’s wife and Dharmendra’s daughter-in-law with surprising royal connection10 kid-friendly yoga asanas to improve memory power and concentrationBeetroot Peel Tea: How to make it and its benefitsDiabetes management: Top 6 everyday foods that keep your energy and blood sugar in check5 winter style tips every petite woman needsManga Mala of Kerala to Dholbiri of Assam: Indian brides carry a piece of culture in their wedding jewellery7 baby names that mean ‘life’ in different languagesFrom Tokyo to Mumbai: Top 10 largest cities in the world by population123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBihar Election CandidatesAlinagar Election ResultKargahar Election ResultPrashant KishorChirag PaswanAssembly Election BiharRaghopur Election ResultMahua Election ResultPune Bridge AccidentAnta Election Result

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Women outshine men in voter turnout In the 2025 Bihar election, two headline-grabbing outcomes have captured the spotlight: a sweeping victory for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and a record voter turnout unseen in more than seventy years. Yet, the most defining aspect of this election may well be who turned out to vote and…

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Jackie Shroff politely schools paparazzi over Dharmendra’s hospitalisation coverage – WATCH

Jackie Shroff politely schools paparazzi over Dharmendra’s hospitalisation coverage – WATCH

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In a heartfelt moment at the airport, veteran actor Jackie Shroff addressed the throng of paparazzi, urging them to reconsider the way they cover sensitive topics such as Dharmendra’s recent hospital stay. Shroff emphasized the need for compassion in the media, particularly towards public figures during times of hardship. Read on. Jackie Shroff never shies…

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Daily Health Horoscope Today, November 15, 2025: Unstable energy surrounds, these zodiac signs should avoid overexertion

Daily Health Horoscope Today, November 15, 2025: Unstable energy surrounds, these zodiac signs should avoid overexertion

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Check out the daily horoscopes and discover how the stars could be speaking about your health and well-being. Get personalized qualities for all twelve zodiac signs-from Aries and Taurus-Gemini and beyond-into reflections as to how celestial interference might oppose their energy, balance, and well-being. Aries Daily Horoscope Today: Health Insights for November 15, 2025 Progress…

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Gabrielle Union posts an emotional birthday tribute for sister Tracy along with nostalgic throwback picture from her childhood

Gabrielle Union posts an emotional birthday tribute for sister Tracy along with nostalgic throwback picture from her childhood

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Gabrielle Union (Image via Getty) Gabrielle Union recently shared a heartwarming birthday message for her sister Tracy along with a throwback picture dating back to her childhood. The Hollywood star has been quite vocal about her emotions when it comes to her family and loved ones Recently, Gabrielle Union shared an emotional message on her…

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King Charles’ birthday: Why his divorce from Princess Diana still dominates royal history | World News

King Charles’ birthday: Why his divorce from Princess Diana still dominates royal history | World News

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On the occasion of King Charles’s birthday, the divorce that ended his marriage to Diana, Princess of Wales remains one of the most resonant events in modern royal history. More than a personal rupture, the breakdown of the marriage exposed the monarchy to intense public scrutiny, altered how the institution manages scandal, and shaped the…

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PM Narendra Modi NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday took a sharp dig at the Congress, remarking that the party had turned into “MMC” — the “Muslim League Maowadi Congress.”He made the comment during his victory address at the BJP headquarters after the Bihar assembly election results were declared. The BJP-led NDA registered a sweeping win over the Mahagathbandhan, of which the Congress is a key constituent.Six Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls“I say this with full seriousness — the Congress has now become the Muslim League Maowadi Congress, or MMC,” the prime minister said, adding that “internal divisions” would soon lead to a “split” within the party.”A faction within the Congress is uncomfortable with the party’s negative politics. Anger is brewing against the ‘Naamdaar’ (a reference to Rahul Gandhi) for the path he is taking the Congress on. Election Results 2025Bihar election results: Bihar votes for ‘sushasan’; NDA cruising towards clean sweepBihar election results 2025: 5 reasons behind NDA’s historic winBihar election results: Top winners and losersTherefore, I fear that there could be another major split in the Congress,” PM Modi added.PM Modi further remarked that even the Congress’s allies have begun to realise that its “negative politics” is damaging them as well.“Earlier as well, from this very stage, I had cautioned Congress’ allies that it is a ‘liability’ — a parasite that tries to absorb its partners’ vote bank for its own gain. That is why they should remain vigilant,” he stated.In the Bihar assembly elections held on November 6 and 11, the BJP and its NDA allies swept more than 200 of the state’s 243 constituencies. The saffron party is now poised to emerge as the single largest party in Bihar for the first time.In sharp contrast, the Congress and its Mahagathbandhan partners struggled to cross even the 50-seat mark. As counting neared completion, the Congress had not won a single seat and was leading in only six constituencies.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 MediaVideosAir India Bombing Returns To Spotlight, CSIS Warns Canada Of New Extremist Networks And Rising RisksSix Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls‘Full Stop to Many Questions’ Chirag Paswan Hails PM Modi, Nitish as NDA Soars Past 200 SeatsKerala Teenager Dies in Dubai After Rooftop Fall While Trying To Take Photos of Low-Flying PlanesPakistan’s Costly Lobbying Blitz Won Access To Trump As India Faced The Harshest Tariffs, Claims NYTChilling Terror Attack Masterplan: How Medical Professionals Built A 5-Step Nationwide Bombing PlotBihar Assembly Poll Results: NDA Touches 200-Seat Lead, Congress Intensifies SIR, Vote Chori AttacksFirst-Time Woman Voter in Danapur Explains Why Nitish Kumar Scored Massive Landslide Win in BiharIndia Negotiating Multiple FTAs To Boost Free Flow Of Capital And Trade: Piyush Goyal‘Not Just Congress’: Tharoor Calls Out RJD Amid NDA’s Big Bihar Lead123PhotostoriesLearning with purpose: 5 quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar that students can carry for lifeMeet Pooja Deol, Sunny Deol’s wife and Dharmendra’s daughter-in-law with surprising royal connection10 kid-friendly yoga asanas to improve memory power and concentrationBeetroot Peel Tea: How to make it and its benefitsDiabetes management: Top 6 everyday foods that keep your energy and blood sugar in check5 winter style tips every petite woman needsManga Mala of Kerala to Dholbiri of Assam: Indian brides carry a piece of culture in their wedding jewellery7 baby names that mean ‘life’ in different languagesFrom Tokyo to Mumbai: Top 10 largest cities in the world by populationIn pictures: What 100 grams of protein looks like for non-vegetarians, vegetarians, and vegans123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBihar Election CandidatesAlinagar Election ResultKargahar Election ResultPrashant KishorChirag PaswanAssembly Election BiharRaghopur Election ResultMahua Election ResultPune Bridge AccidentAnta Election Result

PM Narendra Modi NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday took a sharp dig at the Congress, remarking that the party had turned into “MMC” — the “Muslim League Maowadi Congress.”He made the comment during his victory address at the BJP headquarters after the Bihar assembly election results were declared. The BJP-led NDA registered a sweeping win over the Mahagathbandhan, of which the Congress is a key constituent.Six Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls“I say this with full seriousness — the Congress has now become the Muslim League Maowadi Congress, or MMC,” the prime minister said, adding that “internal divisions” would soon lead to a “split” within the party.”A faction within the Congress is uncomfortable with the party’s negative politics. Anger is brewing against the ‘Naamdaar’ (a reference to Rahul Gandhi) for the path he is taking the Congress on. Election Results 2025Bihar election results: Bihar votes for ‘sushasan’; NDA cruising towards clean sweepBihar election results 2025: 5 reasons behind NDA’s historic winBihar election results: Top winners and losersTherefore, I fear that there could be another major split in the Congress,” PM Modi added.PM Modi further remarked that even the Congress’s allies have begun to realise that its “negative politics” is damaging them as well.“Earlier as well, from this very stage, I had cautioned Congress’ allies that it is a ‘liability’ — a parasite that tries to absorb its partners’ vote bank for its own gain. That is why they should remain vigilant,” he stated.In the Bihar assembly elections held on November 6 and 11, the BJP and its NDA allies swept more than 200 of the state’s 243 constituencies. The saffron party is now poised to emerge as the single largest party in Bihar for the first time.In sharp contrast, the Congress and its Mahagathbandhan partners struggled to cross even the 50-seat mark. As counting neared completion, the Congress had not won a single seat and was leading in only six constituencies.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 MediaVideosAir India Bombing Returns To Spotlight, CSIS Warns Canada Of New Extremist Networks And Rising RisksSix Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls‘Full Stop to Many Questions’ Chirag Paswan Hails PM Modi, Nitish as NDA Soars Past 200 SeatsKerala Teenager Dies in Dubai After Rooftop Fall While Trying To Take Photos of Low-Flying PlanesPakistan’s Costly Lobbying Blitz Won Access To Trump As India Faced The Harshest Tariffs, Claims NYTChilling Terror Attack Masterplan: How Medical Professionals Built A 5-Step Nationwide Bombing PlotBihar Assembly Poll Results: NDA Touches 200-Seat Lead, Congress Intensifies SIR, Vote Chori AttacksFirst-Time Woman Voter in Danapur Explains Why Nitish Kumar Scored Massive Landslide Win in BiharIndia Negotiating Multiple FTAs To Boost Free Flow Of Capital And Trade: Piyush Goyal‘Not Just Congress’: Tharoor Calls Out RJD Amid NDA’s Big Bihar Lead123PhotostoriesLearning with purpose: 5 quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar that students can carry for lifeMeet Pooja Deol, Sunny Deol’s wife and Dharmendra’s daughter-in-law with surprising royal connection10 kid-friendly yoga asanas to improve memory power and concentrationBeetroot Peel Tea: How to make it and its benefitsDiabetes management: Top 6 everyday foods that keep your energy and blood sugar in check5 winter style tips every petite woman needsManga Mala of Kerala to Dholbiri of Assam: Indian brides carry a piece of culture in their wedding jewellery7 baby names that mean ‘life’ in different languagesFrom Tokyo to Mumbai: Top 10 largest cities in the world by populationIn pictures: What 100 grams of protein looks like for non-vegetarians, vegetarians, and vegans123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBihar Election CandidatesAlinagar Election ResultKargahar Election ResultPrashant KishorChirag PaswanAssembly Election BiharRaghopur Election ResultMahua Election ResultPune Bridge AccidentAnta Election Result

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Bihar’s election results stunned pollsters as Nitish Kumar’s NDA secured a decisive victory, humbling the opposition. The mandate underscored the power of disciplined coalitions, targeted welfare, and strategic caste alliances. Nitish Kumar’s enduring appeal, particularly among women voters, and the NDA’s cohesive social arithmetic proved overwhelming for a fragmented Mahagathbandhan. PM Modi during a victory celebration at the BJP’s Delhi headquarters (AP photo) NEW DELHI: The Bihar election results on Friday upended every forecast and humbled every pollster as Magadh delivered a sweeping mandate to the Nitish Kumar-led NDA. The verdict was so emphatic that it pushed the opposition Mahagathbandhan to the brink of Bihar’s political canvas, redrawing the state’s electoral landscape in a single stroke.When the results began trickling in the morning, the contest seemed neck-to-neck in the early trends. Six Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly PollsHowever, what seemed like the contest soon started fading before turning into a race in the opposite direction, with the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) scaling upward and the Mahagathbandhan dipping downward.The mandate in NDA’s favour was so overwhelming that it effectively redrew Bihar’s political map. Election Results 2025Bihar election results: Bihar votes for ‘sushasan’; NDA cruising towards clean sweepBihar election results 2025: 5 reasons behind NDA’s historic winBihar election results: Top winners and losersConstituencies that glowed green in 2020, when the RJD was the single largest party, were this time engulfed by the NDA’s hue.NDA did not just win. It delivered a demonstration of how disciplined coalitions, targeted welfare, and carefully stitched caste alliances can overwhelm fragmented opponents in India’s first-past-the-post system.At the centre of this churn stands Nitish Kumar, once again proving his unmatched durability. With the NDA sweeping more than two-thirds of the assembly, Kumar looks set for a tenth term, reinforced by the same formula of clean governance that has defined his political longevity.In Bihar, ‘Nitishe’ Kumar!What many dismissed as voter fatigue turned out to be misplaced. Prohibition, policing reforms, and a long arc of women-focused welfare ensured his personal goodwill remained intact. Modi-Nitish, often dismissed as old warhorses, outmanoeuvred the younger pairing of Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav with ease.As OBC and EBC voters consolidated behind Nitish Kumar, Prime Minister Modi’s high-octane campaign energised women, youth and swing voters, creating a broad coalition that decisively tilted the mandate in the NDA’s favour. Women voters, in particular, played a decisive role. Higher female turnout in regions like Mithila, Kosi and Magadh translated into clear gains for the NDA. Free ration assurances, Jeevika linkages and the bicycle-to-scooter progression for girls resonated more strongly than the Mahagathbandhan’s job promises. In rural pockets, elderly women openly credited these schemes for their loyalty, strengthening JD(U)’s hold over EBC and Mahadalit segments.The NDA’s cohesive social arithmetic sharply contrasted with the opposition’s fragmentation. The alliance’s vote consolidation reduced the effective number of competing parties to under 2.7, helping convert a moderate vote lead into a towering seat advantage. Chirag Paswan’s mobilisation of Paswan voters and the BJP’s outreach to non-Yadav OBCs and EBCs tightened this consolidation further.AIMIM dents MahagathbandhanMeanwhile, the Mahagathbandhan’s once formidable caste equation cracked. The RJD held on to its Yadav-Muslim nucleus but failed to break into the wider OBC base that powered Nitish’s coalition. Even in Seemanchal, long regarded as an opposition stronghold, the NDA carried several Muslim-majority seats with Muslim candidates, eroding the bloc’s monopoly claim. AIMIM’s 5-6 seats and strong vote shares in others further splintered the minority vote, costing the alliance several close contests.What went for the opposition?The Congress emerged as the weakest link. With barely four wins from 61 seats and a dismal strike rate, the party dragged the entire coalition downward. Poor coordination, ineffective candidate selection, and limited campaign visibility reduced it to a burden rather than a partner, raising tough questions about its usefulness in future INDIA bloc formations.Smaller players compounded the opposition’s troubles. Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj secured a respectable 3.5 percent vote share but translated it into zero victories, acting inadvertently as a spoiler in multiple seats. Kishor’s ambitious padyatra created noise but failed to pierce the state’s deeply embedded caste-welfare ecosystem.The Mahagathbandhan’s campaign struggled to present a credible governance alternative. Its messaging leaned heavily on unemployment, voter list controversies and anti-establishment rhetoric while failing to counter the NDA’s development narrative rooted in central schemes and Nitish’s sushasan imprint. Tejashwi Yadav’s rallies drew enthusiasm, particularly from young voters, but the alliance’s lack of narrative coherence and credibility gaps on governance kept it on the defensive.The Bihar verdict is more than an electoral outcome. It is a reminder that political storytelling means little without organisational discipline, credible leadership and a welfare apparatus that reaches the last voter. Nitish Kumar’s NDA succeeded because it understood the state’s social circuitry better than its rivals and turned that understanding into a finely tuned electoral machine. The Mahagathbandhan, weighed down by internal confusion and an eroding caste coalition, simply could not keep pace.For the INDIA bloc, Bihar is not just a setback. It is a flashing red signal. 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Bihar’s election results stunned pollsters as Nitish Kumar’s NDA secured a decisive victory, humbling the opposition. The mandate underscored the power of disciplined coalitions, targeted welfare, and strategic caste alliances. Nitish Kumar’s enduring appeal, particularly among women voters, and the NDA’s cohesive social arithmetic proved overwhelming for a fragmented Mahagathbandhan. PM Modi during a victory celebration at the BJP’s Delhi headquarters (AP photo) NEW DELHI: The Bihar election results on Friday upended every forecast and humbled every pollster as Magadh delivered a sweeping mandate to the Nitish Kumar-led NDA. The verdict was so emphatic that it pushed the opposition Mahagathbandhan to the brink of Bihar’s political canvas, redrawing the state’s electoral landscape in a single stroke.When the results began trickling in the morning, the contest seemed neck-to-neck in the early trends. Six Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly PollsHowever, what seemed like the contest soon started fading before turning into a race in the opposite direction, with the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) scaling upward and the Mahagathbandhan dipping downward.The mandate in NDA’s favour was so overwhelming that it effectively redrew Bihar’s political map. Election Results 2025Bihar election results: Bihar votes for ‘sushasan’; NDA cruising towards clean sweepBihar election results 2025: 5 reasons behind NDA’s historic winBihar election results: Top winners and losersConstituencies that glowed green in 2020, when the RJD was the single largest party, were this time engulfed by the NDA’s hue.NDA did not just win. It delivered a demonstration of how disciplined coalitions, targeted welfare, and carefully stitched caste alliances can overwhelm fragmented opponents in India’s first-past-the-post system.At the centre of this churn stands Nitish Kumar, once again proving his unmatched durability. With the NDA sweeping more than two-thirds of the assembly, Kumar looks set for a tenth term, reinforced by the same formula of clean governance that has defined his political longevity.In Bihar, ‘Nitishe’ Kumar!What many dismissed as voter fatigue turned out to be misplaced. Prohibition, policing reforms, and a long arc of women-focused welfare ensured his personal goodwill remained intact. Modi-Nitish, often dismissed as old warhorses, outmanoeuvred the younger pairing of Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav with ease.As OBC and EBC voters consolidated behind Nitish Kumar, Prime Minister Modi’s high-octane campaign energised women, youth and swing voters, creating a broad coalition that decisively tilted the mandate in the NDA’s favour. Women voters, in particular, played a decisive role. Higher female turnout in regions like Mithila, Kosi and Magadh translated into clear gains for the NDA. Free ration assurances, Jeevika linkages and the bicycle-to-scooter progression for girls resonated more strongly than the Mahagathbandhan’s job promises. In rural pockets, elderly women openly credited these schemes for their loyalty, strengthening JD(U)’s hold over EBC and Mahadalit segments.The NDA’s cohesive social arithmetic sharply contrasted with the opposition’s fragmentation. The alliance’s vote consolidation reduced the effective number of competing parties to under 2.7, helping convert a moderate vote lead into a towering seat advantage. Chirag Paswan’s mobilisation of Paswan voters and the BJP’s outreach to non-Yadav OBCs and EBCs tightened this consolidation further.AIMIM dents MahagathbandhanMeanwhile, the Mahagathbandhan’s once formidable caste equation cracked. The RJD held on to its Yadav-Muslim nucleus but failed to break into the wider OBC base that powered Nitish’s coalition. Even in Seemanchal, long regarded as an opposition stronghold, the NDA carried several Muslim-majority seats with Muslim candidates, eroding the bloc’s monopoly claim. AIMIM’s 5-6 seats and strong vote shares in others further splintered the minority vote, costing the alliance several close contests.What went for the opposition?The Congress emerged as the weakest link. With barely four wins from 61 seats and a dismal strike rate, the party dragged the entire coalition downward. Poor coordination, ineffective candidate selection, and limited campaign visibility reduced it to a burden rather than a partner, raising tough questions about its usefulness in future INDIA bloc formations.Smaller players compounded the opposition’s troubles. Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj secured a respectable 3.5 percent vote share but translated it into zero victories, acting inadvertently as a spoiler in multiple seats. Kishor’s ambitious padyatra created noise but failed to pierce the state’s deeply embedded caste-welfare ecosystem.The Mahagathbandhan’s campaign struggled to present a credible governance alternative. Its messaging leaned heavily on unemployment, voter list controversies and anti-establishment rhetoric while failing to counter the NDA’s development narrative rooted in central schemes and Nitish’s sushasan imprint. Tejashwi Yadav’s rallies drew enthusiasm, particularly from young voters, but the alliance’s lack of narrative coherence and credibility gaps on governance kept it on the defensive.The Bihar verdict is more than an electoral outcome. It is a reminder that political storytelling means little without organisational discipline, credible leadership and a welfare apparatus that reaches the last voter. Nitish Kumar’s NDA succeeded because it understood the state’s social circuitry better than its rivals and turned that understanding into a finely tuned electoral machine. The Mahagathbandhan, weighed down by internal confusion and an eroding caste coalition, simply could not keep pace.For the INDIA bloc, Bihar is not just a setback. It is a flashing red signal. Unless the alliance repairs its credibility deficit, rebuilds grassroots networks and speaks in one coherent voice, it risks becoming electorally irrelevant long before the next electoral test arrives.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAir India Bombing Returns To Spotlight, CSIS Warns Canada Of New Extremist Networks And Rising RisksSix Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls‘Full Stop to Many Questions’ Chirag Paswan Hails PM Modi, Nitish as NDA Soars Past 200 SeatsKerala Teenager Dies in Dubai After Rooftop Fall While Trying To Take Photos of Low-Flying PlanesPakistan’s Costly Lobbying Blitz Won Access To Trump As India Faced The Harshest Tariffs, Claims NYTChilling Terror Attack Masterplan: How Medical Professionals Built A 5-Step Nationwide Bombing PlotBihar Assembly Poll Results: NDA Touches 200-Seat Lead, Congress Intensifies SIR, Vote Chori AttacksFirst-Time Woman Voter in Danapur Explains Why Nitish Kumar Scored Massive Landslide Win in BiharIndia Negotiating Multiple FTAs To Boost Free Flow Of Capital And Trade: Piyush Goyal‘Not Just Congress’: Tharoor Calls Out RJD Amid NDA’s Big Bihar Lead123PhotostoriesMeet Pooja Deol, Sunny Deol’s wife and Dharmendra’s daughter-in-law with surprising royal connection10 kid-friendly yoga asanas to improve memory power and concentrationBeetroot Peel Tea: How to make it and its benefitsDiabetes management: Top 6 everyday foods that keep your energy and blood sugar in check5 winter style tips every petite woman needsManga Mala of Kerala to Dholbiri of Assam: Indian brides carry a piece of culture in their wedding jewellery7 baby names that mean ‘life’ in different languagesFrom Tokyo to Mumbai: Top 10 largest cities in the world by populationIn pictures: What 100 grams of protein looks like for non-vegetarians, vegetarians, and vegansSadhguru on how to organize the mind for success in life123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBihar Election CandidatesAlinagar Election ResultKargahar Election ResultPrashant KishorChirag PaswanAssembly Election BiharRaghopur Election ResultMahua Election ResultPune Bridge AccidentAnta Election Result

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