May 21, 2026
Beer in hand, tripling, no helmets: 3 Bengaluru doctors booked after video goes viral

Beer in hand, tripling, no helmets: 3 Bengaluru doctors booked after video goes viral

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Three doctors celebrating their Master of Science in Orthopaedics were booked for riding triple on a two-wheeler, with two not wearing helmets (Photo: TOI) BENGALURU: Three doctors, including a woman, celebrating completion of master of science (MS) in orthopaedics, were booked for riding triple on a two-wheeler on a public road.Two of them were without…

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Israel’s missile defence under scrutiny after Iran strikes nuke research facility

Israel’s missile defence under scrutiny after Iran strikes nuke research facility

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Few sites in Israel are better protected than its main nuclear research facility and reactor, 8 miles from the town of Dimona in the southern Negev Desert.So when two Iranian ballistic missiles crashed into residential neighborhoods of Dimona and another nearby city, Arad, on Saturday night, evading the country’s vaunted air defence, even battle-hardened Israelis…

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Representative Image Nepal has always been more than a neighbour to India. It has been a shoulder along our northern edge — one where no threat was perceived, whose people mingled freely with ours, whose temples we prayed at with fervour, whose Gurkhas came to define valour itself. A long-running narrative of Roti-Beti — sharing bread and bloodlines — defined how India understood and managed its relationship with Nepal. The open border, nurtured on the premise of cultural commonality and civilisational kinship, was treated less as a policy choice and more as a natural condition. For decades, this belief-based narrative held.It has since faced several sharp mutations. And India has been slow to adjust and recalibrate. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productiveThe same open border that symbolised trust became a corridor for threats India could not afford to ignore. ISI-backed networks exploited the frontier systematically — Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed modules used Nepal as a staging and transit zone. Radicalisation, quietly funded through foreign channels, built institutional footholds. Fake currency, narcotics, and human trafficking created organised syndicates operating with impunity. Bad money even changed hands for election funding.India’s response evolved over time — civil police, then central armed police, and eventually smart border management. The move was necessary. But it hardened the relationship. The warm narrative of shared identity gave way to a colder question: how close should too close be?While India was tightening its border posture, China was making strategic investments in Nepal’s human and physical terrain. Chinese study centres seeded cultural influence. Infrastructure investment targeted precisely the development-arid zones where India had promised much and delivered little — projects announced with fanfare, then delayed by poorly defined timelines and chronic delivery deficits.China built roads and connectivity. India sent goodwill and deferrals, films and fanfare.The result was predictable. Nepal’s political landscape fractured severely. The monarchy faced a complete breakdown. The Maoists came to power. Political instability became the permanent condition of Kathmandu’s governance. Meanwhile, India continued operating through backroom management of Nepali power groups — a habit that reflected a deeper strategic miscalculation. China cannot be balanced at the level of a small country sandwiched between two large nations. China must be balanced at China’s level.India overlooked this core truth for too long. Until 2015, which changed everything. Nearly 80% of Nepal’s population lives on 20% of its land — the southern tarai belt adjoining the Indian border. This demographic and geographic reality has always made the relationship structurally sensitive. In the aftermath of the devastating 2015 earthquake, Nepal was at its most vulnerable. It was at this moment that the Madhesi community — Nepali citizens of the southern tarai belt who share deep ethnic and cultural ties with communities across the Indian border — initiated a trade blockade against Kathmandu, protesting what they saw as their marginalisation in Nepal’s newly drafted constitution. The blockade strangled the flow of essential supplies into an already stricken country. India, perceived as insufficiently pressuring the Madhesi groups to lift it, found itself cast as indifferent to Nepal’s suffering. Whether that perception was fair or not is difficult to conclude either way. What is clear is that India was branded as non-humanitarian at precisely the moment when humanitarian standing mattered most. It was an image India has struggled to recover.The episode exposed a deeper problem: India had invested in a relationship narrative premised on civilisational solidarity, while neglecting the material conditions that give narratives their credibility. We nurtured corruption in our own land, indulged in mere patchwork assistance, and allowed delivery deficits to accumulate — all while China invested smartly in infrastructure, mobility, and connectivity. We remained embedded in belief-based narratives long after the ground had shifted beneath them.The aspirations of Gen-Z saw an outburst, first in Bangladesh and then in Nepal. The demand was consistent: corruption-free, transparent, accountable governance. The pressures driving it were equally consistent — stress in the farming sector, lack of jobs, lack of growth opportunities, unplanned and obtrusive urbanisation, and the challenges of climate change. Taken together, these suffocated a generation that is globally well-linked and locally frustrated.India missed this shift. The religious-civilisational narrative, which once served as a soft anchor in Nepal, has been outright rejected by this cohort. We also missed a time-tested wisdom: when the son grows to stand at equal footing with the father, the right response is to give him dignity, space, and the freedom to choose his own path. Forcing old narratives on a changed generation produces resentment, not affinity.Amid China’s debt-trap diplomacy and this new generational call, India has continued reasoning from premises that no longer match ground realities.The geopolitical environment is highly dynamic, fraught with multiple conflicts and increasingly non-normal patterns of statecraft. New narratives have surfaced globally — cognitive control, balance of power through balance of payments, hybrid pressure zones. China has become a deep-state actor in Nepal, also drawing Pakistan and Bangladesh closer to its orbit through multi-mode mobility, digital encirclement, and high-tech surveillance. The encirclement of India’s neighbourhood is real.Against this backdrop, a foundational principle reasserts itself: all wars eventually end in peace. Wise nations have always chosen diplomacy and negotiation over prolonged turmoil. Collaboration and mutually dignified arrangements are the only sustainable base for long-term relationships. Even the claimants of Buddha’s tradition have drifted from this middle path — but the principle itself remains sound.India must now act with urgency. The 1950 Treaty between India and Nepal needs revision — arrived at through close, confident negotiation on the table, not through the public release of ancient baseline maps that harden positions and invite conflict rather than resolve it.Nepal’s new Prime Minister carries a mandate for corruption-free, transparent, and accountable governance. That is a genuine opening, and India must meet it with sincerity and commitment — not manipulation, not patchwork assistance, not backroom management of power groups.On the ground, this means vibrant village programmes along the border, mutual growth avenues, varied institutional linkages, startup connections, and the promotion of industrial clusters that generate the right environment for workable relationships to take root. Strong, silent communication flows naturally when Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is put into action — beyond fear psychosis and religious rigidity — and when unquestionable democratic governance backs the words.If we draw bigger lines before the other stakeholders in the system, they too will adjust their posture. The task is not to match what China is doing. It is to exceed it — in sincerity, in delivery, and in the respect we extend to a neighbour whose sovereignty and dignity are non-negotiable.The wind is shifting. The question is whether India will read it in time.(Writer is former DG, CRPF)About the AuthorAP MaheshwariThe writer is former director general of Central Reserve Police ForceEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? 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Representative Image Nepal has always been more than a neighbour to India. It has been a shoulder along our northern edge — one where no threat was perceived, whose people mingled freely with ours, whose temples we prayed at with fervour, whose Gurkhas came to define valour itself. A long-running narrative of Roti-Beti — sharing bread and bloodlines — defined how India understood and managed its relationship with Nepal. The open border, nurtured on the premise of cultural commonality and civilisational kinship, was treated less as a policy choice and more as a natural condition. For decades, this belief-based narrative held.It has since faced several sharp mutations. And India has been slow to adjust and recalibrate. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productiveThe same open border that symbolised trust became a corridor for threats India could not afford to ignore. ISI-backed networks exploited the frontier systematically — Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed modules used Nepal as a staging and transit zone. Radicalisation, quietly funded through foreign channels, built institutional footholds. Fake currency, narcotics, and human trafficking created organised syndicates operating with impunity. Bad money even changed hands for election funding.India’s response evolved over time — civil police, then central armed police, and eventually smart border management. The move was necessary. But it hardened the relationship. The warm narrative of shared identity gave way to a colder question: how close should too close be?While India was tightening its border posture, China was making strategic investments in Nepal’s human and physical terrain. Chinese study centres seeded cultural influence. Infrastructure investment targeted precisely the development-arid zones where India had promised much and delivered little — projects announced with fanfare, then delayed by poorly defined timelines and chronic delivery deficits.China built roads and connectivity. India sent goodwill and deferrals, films and fanfare.The result was predictable. Nepal’s political landscape fractured severely. The monarchy faced a complete breakdown. The Maoists came to power. Political instability became the permanent condition of Kathmandu’s governance. Meanwhile, India continued operating through backroom management of Nepali power groups — a habit that reflected a deeper strategic miscalculation. China cannot be balanced at the level of a small country sandwiched between two large nations. China must be balanced at China’s level.India overlooked this core truth for too long. Until 2015, which changed everything. Nearly 80% of Nepal’s population lives on 20% of its land — the southern tarai belt adjoining the Indian border. This demographic and geographic reality has always made the relationship structurally sensitive. In the aftermath of the devastating 2015 earthquake, Nepal was at its most vulnerable. It was at this moment that the Madhesi community — Nepali citizens of the southern tarai belt who share deep ethnic and cultural ties with communities across the Indian border — initiated a trade blockade against Kathmandu, protesting what they saw as their marginalisation in Nepal’s newly drafted constitution. The blockade strangled the flow of essential supplies into an already stricken country. India, perceived as insufficiently pressuring the Madhesi groups to lift it, found itself cast as indifferent to Nepal’s suffering. Whether that perception was fair or not is difficult to conclude either way. What is clear is that India was branded as non-humanitarian at precisely the moment when humanitarian standing mattered most. It was an image India has struggled to recover.The episode exposed a deeper problem: India had invested in a relationship narrative premised on civilisational solidarity, while neglecting the material conditions that give narratives their credibility. We nurtured corruption in our own land, indulged in mere patchwork assistance, and allowed delivery deficits to accumulate — all while China invested smartly in infrastructure, mobility, and connectivity. We remained embedded in belief-based narratives long after the ground had shifted beneath them.The aspirations of Gen-Z saw an outburst, first in Bangladesh and then in Nepal. The demand was consistent: corruption-free, transparent, accountable governance. The pressures driving it were equally consistent — stress in the farming sector, lack of jobs, lack of growth opportunities, unplanned and obtrusive urbanisation, and the challenges of climate change. Taken together, these suffocated a generation that is globally well-linked and locally frustrated.India missed this shift. The religious-civilisational narrative, which once served as a soft anchor in Nepal, has been outright rejected by this cohort. We also missed a time-tested wisdom: when the son grows to stand at equal footing with the father, the right response is to give him dignity, space, and the freedom to choose his own path. Forcing old narratives on a changed generation produces resentment, not affinity.Amid China’s debt-trap diplomacy and this new generational call, India has continued reasoning from premises that no longer match ground realities.The geopolitical environment is highly dynamic, fraught with multiple conflicts and increasingly non-normal patterns of statecraft. New narratives have surfaced globally — cognitive control, balance of power through balance of payments, hybrid pressure zones. China has become a deep-state actor in Nepal, also drawing Pakistan and Bangladesh closer to its orbit through multi-mode mobility, digital encirclement, and high-tech surveillance. The encirclement of India’s neighbourhood is real.Against this backdrop, a foundational principle reasserts itself: all wars eventually end in peace. Wise nations have always chosen diplomacy and negotiation over prolonged turmoil. Collaboration and mutually dignified arrangements are the only sustainable base for long-term relationships. Even the claimants of Buddha’s tradition have drifted from this middle path — but the principle itself remains sound.India must now act with urgency. The 1950 Treaty between India and Nepal needs revision — arrived at through close, confident negotiation on the table, not through the public release of ancient baseline maps that harden positions and invite conflict rather than resolve it.Nepal’s new Prime Minister carries a mandate for corruption-free, transparent, and accountable governance. That is a genuine opening, and India must meet it with sincerity and commitment — not manipulation, not patchwork assistance, not backroom management of power groups.On the ground, this means vibrant village programmes along the border, mutual growth avenues, varied institutional linkages, startup connections, and the promotion of industrial clusters that generate the right environment for workable relationships to take root. Strong, silent communication flows naturally when Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is put into action — beyond fear psychosis and religious rigidity — and when unquestionable democratic governance backs the words.If we draw bigger lines before the other stakeholders in the system, they too will adjust their posture. The task is not to match what China is doing. It is to exceed it — in sincerity, in delivery, and in the respect we extend to a neighbour whose sovereignty and dignity are non-negotiable.The wind is shifting. The question is whether India will read it in time.(Writer is former DG, CRPF)About the AuthorAP MaheshwariThe writer is former director general of Central Reserve Police ForceEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? 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Nepal has always been more than a neighbour to India. It has been a shoulder along our northern edge — one where no threat was perceived, whose people mingled freely with ours, whose temples we prayed at with fervour, whose Gurkhas came to define valour itself. A long-running narrative of Roti-Beti — sharing bread and…

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‘Superman’ actress Valerie Perrine passes away at 81 after a battle with Parkinson’s for 15 years

‘Superman’ actress Valerie Perrine passes away at 81 after a battle with Parkinson’s for 15 years

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The beloved actress Valerie Perrine, famed for her iconic role as Miss Teschmacher in the classic film ‘Superman,’ has passed away at 81 after battling Parkinson’s disease for 15 years. An Oscar nominee, Perrine’s remarkable career was filled with esteemed performances and strong character portrayals. Her friend shared the heartbreaking news, recalling her unwavering positivity…

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Chant this powerful mantra for early marriage

Chant this powerful mantra for early marriage

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On March 24, 2026, people are celebrating the sixth Navratri, which is dedicated to Goddess Katyayani. On this sacred day, devotees offer their sincere prayers to the Goddess and seek her blessings. They follow various puja rituals and spiritual activities to appease the Goddess. We must mentioned here that Goddess Katyayani is worshipped by the…

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EC waits till midnight to release first supplementary list of 29 lakh Bengal voters

EC waits till midnight to release first supplementary list of 29 lakh Bengal voters

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KOLKATA: Bengal voters under adjudication waited through Monday for the promised first supplementary electoral roll as Election Commission kept revising the deadline before finally pushing it to midnight. The list with around 29 lakh names was finally uploaded at 11.45pm.Supreme Court, which had on March 10 ordered the publication of supplementary voters’ lists, will take…

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NEW DELHI: Disapproving a family court’s decision to involve police in a couple’s custody battle of a minor child, Supreme Court Monday said that it is atrocious to engage police in such cases.A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta termed the family court of Bhopal’s directions unconstitutional as it asked the Gurgaon police commissioner to ensure that the child was handed over to the father who is residing in Madhya Pradesh.In this case both the husband and the wife are doctors and are living separately for many years. The family court passed the order on a plea of the father who alleged that she had illegally taken the child from Bhopal without prior permission of the court and it was in clear violation of the condition imposed by the trial court in its order passed in 2022.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productive”The order is atrocious, unethical and unconstitutional. How can police be involved in a custody case? This is not the way to decide the case. What is the jurisdiction of a family court in Bhopal over the police commissioner of Gurgaon? Using police to get custody of a child is not acceptable,” the bench said. It directed both the husband and wife to be present in court along with the child on Tuesday. The court said that it would interact with them in the chamber before passing any order.The family court in Bhopal cancelled her guardianship and granted custody of the child to the father. The court found that the mother violated a previous consent decree by failing to provide the father access to the child, changing residence multiple times without informing him, and attempting to alienate the child from her father.The Madhya Pradesh high court in Nov last year affirmed the family court’s decision, citing the welfare of the child and findings from a Delhi high court Mediation and Conciliation Centre report, which indicated the child showed no distress with the father and that the mother’s conduct was problematic.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? Iran Says Trump’s Threat To Blow Up Its Power Grid Was ‘Bluff’’100% Under Control Of Trump’: Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over West Asia Remarks In Lok Sabha’India Should Put House In Order First: Gita Gopinath’s Big Warning To Modi Govt Amid Iran WarIndia’s Nuclear Submarine Trio Is What China and Pakistan Should Pay Attention ToQawwali Meets Politics: LJP MP Shambhavi Chaudhary’s Dhurandhar Dig Targets Opposition In Lok Sabha‘Your Kindness Won’t Be Forgotten’: Iran Thanks Kashmir Donors For War Relief’India Shining Speech’: Oppn Hits Out At PM Modi’s Remarks On West Asia, Demands Discussion In Parl’India Deserves Deepest Respect: Russia Praises Delhi’s Strategic Autonomy, Confirms PM Modi’s Visit123PhotostoriesWorld’s deadliest rat that can kill an elephant, and 8 other weird rodents that break every rule of natureFrom boutiques to billions: Meet India’s 8 richest fashion mogulsDon’t use ear buds or loud headphones: ENT surgeon warns of rising hearing loss in young adultsHow to make Kala Chana Kofta Curry for dinner at home5 Vastu-approved paintings of fish you should have in your home to attract wealth, love and prosperityOrdering food gets costlier: Under 20 minutes easy dinner ideas for busy weeknights9 animals living in the wettest place on Earth: From a venomous snake and a creature that smells like popcornAneet Padda to Ananya Panday: Celebrity showstoppers who owned the ramp at Lakmē Fashion Week 20265 most magnificent palaces of South India worth travelling forWhy you stretch unconsciously: The hidden stress signal your body uses, and how to fix it123Hot PicksTrump Iran DealMohammad Bagher GhalibafSan Francisco AirportGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingBSEB Class 12th ResultUS Stock Market TodayGold prices crashShedeur SandersPuducherry electionsNDA seat sharingSilver Rate TodayPahalgam hotel caseTrump Iran DealBihar Board Science Topper

NEW DELHI: Disapproving a family court’s decision to involve police in a couple’s custody battle of a minor child, Supreme Court Monday said that it is atrocious to engage police in such cases.A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta termed the family court of Bhopal’s directions unconstitutional as it asked the Gurgaon police commissioner to ensure that the child was handed over to the father who is residing in Madhya Pradesh.In this case both the husband and the wife are doctors and are living separately for many years. The family court passed the order on a plea of the father who alleged that she had illegally taken the child from Bhopal without prior permission of the court and it was in clear violation of the condition imposed by the trial court in its order passed in 2022.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productive”The order is atrocious, unethical and unconstitutional. How can police be involved in a custody case? This is not the way to decide the case. What is the jurisdiction of a family court in Bhopal over the police commissioner of Gurgaon? Using police to get custody of a child is not acceptable,” the bench said. It directed both the husband and wife to be present in court along with the child on Tuesday. The court said that it would interact with them in the chamber before passing any order.The family court in Bhopal cancelled her guardianship and granted custody of the child to the father. The court found that the mother violated a previous consent decree by failing to provide the father access to the child, changing residence multiple times without informing him, and attempting to alienate the child from her father.The Madhya Pradesh high court in Nov last year affirmed the family court’s decision, citing the welfare of the child and findings from a Delhi high court Mediation and Conciliation Centre report, which indicated the child showed no distress with the father and that the mother’s conduct was problematic.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? Iran Says Trump’s Threat To Blow Up Its Power Grid Was ‘Bluff’’100% Under Control Of Trump’: Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over West Asia Remarks In Lok Sabha’India Should Put House In Order First: Gita Gopinath’s Big Warning To Modi Govt Amid Iran WarIndia’s Nuclear Submarine Trio Is What China and Pakistan Should Pay Attention ToQawwali Meets Politics: LJP MP Shambhavi Chaudhary’s Dhurandhar Dig Targets Opposition In Lok Sabha‘Your Kindness Won’t Be Forgotten’: Iran Thanks Kashmir Donors For War Relief’India Shining Speech’: Oppn Hits Out At PM Modi’s Remarks On West Asia, Demands Discussion In Parl’India Deserves Deepest Respect: Russia Praises Delhi’s Strategic Autonomy, Confirms PM Modi’s Visit123PhotostoriesWorld’s deadliest rat that can kill an elephant, and 8 other weird rodents that break every rule of natureFrom boutiques to billions: Meet India’s 8 richest fashion mogulsDon’t use ear buds or loud headphones: ENT surgeon warns of rising hearing loss in young adultsHow to make Kala Chana Kofta Curry for dinner at home5 Vastu-approved paintings of fish you should have in your home to attract wealth, love and prosperityOrdering food gets costlier: Under 20 minutes easy dinner ideas for busy weeknights9 animals living in the wettest place on Earth: From a venomous snake and a creature that smells like popcornAneet Padda to Ananya Panday: Celebrity showstoppers who owned the ramp at Lakmē Fashion Week 20265 most magnificent palaces of South India worth travelling forWhy you stretch unconsciously: The hidden stress signal your body uses, and how to fix it123Hot PicksTrump Iran DealMohammad Bagher GhalibafSan Francisco AirportGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingBSEB Class 12th ResultUS Stock Market TodayGold prices crashShedeur SandersPuducherry electionsNDA seat sharingSilver Rate TodayPahalgam hotel caseTrump Iran DealBihar Board Science Topper

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NEW DELHI: Disapproving a family court’s decision to involve police in a couple’s custody battle of a minor child, Supreme Court Monday said that it is atrocious to engage police in such cases.A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta termed the family court of Bhopal’s directions unconstitutional as it asked the Gurgaon police…

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Jordan Ngatikaura files for temporary restraining order against ‘Mormon Wives’ star Jessi Draper – Report

Jordan Ngatikaura files for temporary restraining order against ‘Mormon Wives’ star Jessi Draper – Report

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Reality TV sensation Jessi Draper finds herself at the center of a media firestorm following the latest developments in her divorce from Jordan Ngatikaura. Just one day after Ngatikaura filed for divorce, he has sought protection through a temporary restraining order. Their marriage, which began in 2020 and produced two children, now navigates a web…

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Aquarius Horoscope Today, March 24, 2026: If you’re single, you may enjoy someone’s company at a gathering

Aquarius Horoscope Today, March 24, 2026: If you’re single, you may enjoy someone’s company at a gathering

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Today is a breath of fresh air, encouraging light-hearted moments with loved ones. Financial help from parents can make that new car dream a reality, while heartfelt conversations strengthen bonds. With work stress lifting, you can tackle your to-do list with ease. Remember to focus on savings and make wise choices for significant purchases to…

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Dhurandhar 2 Full Movie Collection: ‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ box office collection day 5: Ranveer Singh, Rakesh Bedi’s film mints over Rs 800 crore worldwide |

Dhurandhar 2 Full Movie Collection: ‘Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge’ box office collection day 5: Ranveer Singh, Rakesh Bedi’s film mints over Rs 800 crore worldwide |

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Aditya Dhar directed ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge,’ starring Ranveer Singh, Rakesh Bedi, Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt and others, continues to enjoy the reign at the box office. In December 2025, when ‘Dhurandhar’ came, it roared at the box office, and now the sequel is continuing the same legacy. Released on March 19, 2026, ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’…

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NEW DELHI: To boost IAF’s strength, India is set to conclude several big contracts in the financial year 2026-27, including deals for buying 114 Rafale fighter jets, up to 60 medium transport aircraft (MTA) and additional airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) systems, the defence ministry has told a parliamentary panel.“There is an increase of 37.03% in IAF’s capital budget as compared to budget estimates for 2025-26. The allotted funds are planned to be utilised against some of the major new schemes like multi-role fighter aircraft (referring to proposed Rafale deal), combat enablers (AEW&C, Tejas MK1A), Medium Transport Aircraft (MTA) and medium-altitude long-endurance RPA (remotely piloted aircraft), in addition to the ongoing committed liabilities,” the ministry told the parliamentary standing committee on defence, which submitted its latest report in Lok Sabha last week.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productiveIn Feb this year, Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) cleared the purchase of 114 Rafale jets under the Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft (MRFA) programme; the proposed deal for the jets along with military hardware is expected to cost around Rs 3.25 lakh crore. Under the MRFA model, the new Rafales will be made in India by French company Dassault Aviation in collaboration with an Indian partner. “Keeping in view the modernisation of the armed forces, especially in the current geo-political scenario, the committee urges the air force to gainfully utilise the allocated funds for modernisation and technological upgradation in armament and in the procurement of other vital platforms,” the report said.The Defence Acquisition Board recently cleared a plan to procure 60 Medium Transport Aircraft (MTA) for IAF, estimated to cost Rs 1 lakh crore. The programme aims to replace the aging An-32 fleet, requiring 12 aircraft in fly away condition and 48 to be manufactured locally. Top contenders include Embraer C-390 Millennium, Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules and European Airbus Defence and Space with its A-400M.“Critical combat enablers like AEWACs, flight refuellers and special electronic intelligence and surveillance platforms are vital… These systems not only enhance our intelligence and battlefield transmission but also provide commanders with modern warfare’s electronic order of battle information. All these combat intelligence systems are extremely effective platforms for enhancing the combat capability of all three services,” the ministry informed the committee.The committee was also told that IAF is committed to self-reliance and is providing full-fledged support to national objectives. “In order to spearhead innovation and indigenisation, the IAF has formed a new directorate, named Directorate of Aerospace Design (DAD). This directorate actively interacts with industries, R&D institutions and academia to ascertain niche technologies in the aerospace domain and evolve modus operandi to convert them into tactical and strategic war fighting solutions, utilising indigenous resources,” the report said.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? 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NEW DELHI: To boost IAF’s strength, India is set to conclude several big contracts in the financial year 2026-27, including deals for buying 114 Rafale fighter jets, up to 60 medium transport aircraft (MTA) and additional airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) systems, the defence ministry has told a parliamentary panel.“There is an increase of 37.03% in IAF’s capital budget as compared to budget estimates for 2025-26. The allotted funds are planned to be utilised against some of the major new schemes like multi-role fighter aircraft (referring to proposed Rafale deal), combat enablers (AEW&C, Tejas MK1A), Medium Transport Aircraft (MTA) and medium-altitude long-endurance RPA (remotely piloted aircraft), in addition to the ongoing committed liabilities,” the ministry told the parliamentary standing committee on defence, which submitted its latest report in Lok Sabha last week.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productiveIn Feb this year, Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) cleared the purchase of 114 Rafale jets under the Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft (MRFA) programme; the proposed deal for the jets along with military hardware is expected to cost around Rs 3.25 lakh crore. Under the MRFA model, the new Rafales will be made in India by French company Dassault Aviation in collaboration with an Indian partner. “Keeping in view the modernisation of the armed forces, especially in the current geo-political scenario, the committee urges the air force to gainfully utilise the allocated funds for modernisation and technological upgradation in armament and in the procurement of other vital platforms,” the report said.The Defence Acquisition Board recently cleared a plan to procure 60 Medium Transport Aircraft (MTA) for IAF, estimated to cost Rs 1 lakh crore. The programme aims to replace the aging An-32 fleet, requiring 12 aircraft in fly away condition and 48 to be manufactured locally. Top contenders include Embraer C-390 Millennium, Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules and European Airbus Defence and Space with its A-400M.“Critical combat enablers like AEWACs, flight refuellers and special electronic intelligence and surveillance platforms are vital… These systems not only enhance our intelligence and battlefield transmission but also provide commanders with modern warfare’s electronic order of battle information. All these combat intelligence systems are extremely effective platforms for enhancing the combat capability of all three services,” the ministry informed the committee.The committee was also told that IAF is committed to self-reliance and is providing full-fledged support to national objectives. “In order to spearhead innovation and indigenisation, the IAF has formed a new directorate, named Directorate of Aerospace Design (DAD). This directorate actively interacts with industries, R&D institutions and academia to ascertain niche technologies in the aerospace domain and evolve modus operandi to convert them into tactical and strategic war fighting solutions, utilising indigenous resources,” the report said.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? Iran Says Trump’s Threat To Blow Up Its Power Grid Was ‘Bluff’’100% Under Control Of Trump’: Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over West Asia Remarks In Lok Sabha’India Should Put House In Order First: Gita Gopinath’s Big Warning To Modi Govt Amid Iran WarIndia’s Nuclear Submarine Trio Is What China and Pakistan Should Pay Attention ToQawwali Meets Politics: LJP MP Shambhavi Chaudhary’s Dhurandhar Dig Targets Opposition In Lok Sabha‘Your Kindness Won’t Be Forgotten’: Iran Thanks Kashmir Donors For War Relief’India Shining Speech’: Oppn Hits Out At PM Modi’s Remarks On West Asia, Demands Discussion In Parl’India Deserves Deepest Respect: Russia Praises Delhi’s Strategic Autonomy, Confirms PM Modi’s Visit123PhotostoriesWorld’s deadliest rat that can kill an elephant, and 8 other weird rodents that break every rule of natureFrom boutiques to billions: Meet India’s 8 richest fashion mogulsDon’t use ear buds or loud headphones: ENT surgeon warns of rising hearing loss in young adultsHow to make Kala Chana Kofta Curry for dinner at home5 Vastu-approved paintings of fish you should have in your home to attract wealth, love and prosperityOrdering food gets costlier: Under 20 minutes easy dinner ideas for busy weeknights9 animals living in the wettest place on Earth: From a venomous snake and a creature that smells like popcornAneet Padda to Ananya Panday: Celebrity showstoppers who owned the ramp at Lakmē Fashion Week 20265 most magnificent palaces of South India worth travelling forWhy you stretch unconsciously: The hidden stress signal your body uses, and how to fix it123Hot PicksTrump Iran DealMohammad Bagher GhalibafSan Francisco AirportGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingBSEB Class 12th ResultUS Stock Market TodayGold prices crashShedeur SandersPuducherry electionsNDA seat sharingSilver Rate TodayPahalgam hotel caseTrump Iran DealBihar Board Science Topper

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NEW DELHI: To boost IAF’s strength, India is set to conclude several big contracts in the financial year 2026-27, including deals for buying 114 Rafale fighter jets, up to 60 medium transport aircraft (MTA) and additional airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) systems, the defence ministry has told a parliamentary panel.“There is an increase of…

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Andy Weir and Drew Goddard plan new sci-fi after ‘Project Hail Mary’, deepening a trusted creative partnership

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Amid the box office success of ‘Project Hail Mary,’ Andy Weir and Drew Goddard are talking about working together again on another sci‑fi project, signalling the start of what could become a lasting creative partnership. Their collaboration began with ‘The Martian’ and has since deepened around ‘Project Hail Mary’, earning them a reputation for blending…

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Kickstart your mornings by taking decisive action to banish that sluggish feeling and tap into your full potential. A courageous mindset drives hard work, resulting in financial rewards cultivated through determination rather than mere fortune. Maintain harmony in relationships with a sprinkle of patience to prevent misunderstandings. Restless and lazy, both at once. That’s your…

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Afghan fans ‘committed suicide’ after Asia Cup loss to Pakistan: Gurbaz recalls defeat that shook country

Afghan fans ‘committed suicide’ after Asia Cup loss to Pakistan: Gurbaz recalls defeat that shook country

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Afghanistan’s Fareed Ahmad, left, and Pakistan’s Asif Ali, right, react after Ali was dismissed by Ahmad during the T20 cricket match of Asia Cup between Pakistan and Afghanistan, in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. (File photo/Agencies) Afghanistan opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz has spoken about the impact of his team’s loss to Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2022,…

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NEW DELHI: Supreme Court Monday sought the Nagpur Parsi panchayat’s response on a Parsi woman’s petition challenging the constitutional validity of the religious custom which excommunicated her for marrying a non-Parsi man. She termed the custom gender discriminatory as the rule does not apply to a Parsi man who marries a non-Parsi woman.Appearing for Dina Budhraja, senior advocate Shyam Divan told the SC that Rule 5(2) of the Nagpur Parsi Panchayat constitution violated Articles 21, 21 and 25 of the Constitution as it discriminated against women by subjecting them to exclusion, denial of religious access, and loss of identity for marrying a non-Parsi, while Parsi men suffered no such disability.A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi issued notices to the Nagpur Parsi Panchayat, Union govt and ministry of minority affairs and said it would examine what interim relief could be granted to the petitioner.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productiveThe 43-year-old petitioner said the discriminatory practice under Rules 5(2) and 5(3) was explicit. “A Parsi man who marries a non-Parsi woman retains his identity and access to religious institutions, whereas a Parsi woman is stripped of both. The classification is founded solely on gender and fails the test of reasonable classification under Article 14,” she said in her petition.Budhraja, who married a Hindu man in 2009 and has a son and daughter, said she has not renounced her religion. “Despite continuing to profess and practice Zoroastrian faith, petitioner has been treated as having ceased to be a Parsi solely by virtue of her marriage with a Hindu man, by virtue of Rule 5(2),” her petition said. “Several other Parsi panchayats, including those in Delhi and Kolkata, do not subscribe to such discriminatory practices and treat men and women equally. The practice followed by the Nagpur Parsi Panchayat is, therefore, neither uniform nor essential to the Zoroastrian faith,” Budhraja stated in her petition.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? Iran Says Trump’s Threat To Blow Up Its Power Grid Was ‘Bluff’’100% Under Control Of Trump’: Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over West Asia Remarks In Lok Sabha’India Should Put House In Order First: Gita Gopinath’s Big Warning To Modi Govt Amid Iran WarIndia’s Nuclear Submarine Trio Is What China and Pakistan Should Pay Attention ToQawwali Meets Politics: LJP MP Shambhavi Chaudhary’s Dhurandhar Dig Targets Opposition In Lok Sabha‘Your Kindness Won’t Be Forgotten’: Iran Thanks Kashmir Donors For War Relief’India Shining Speech’: Oppn Hits Out At PM Modi’s Remarks On West Asia, Demands Discussion In Parl’India Deserves Deepest Respect: Russia Praises Delhi’s Strategic Autonomy, Confirms PM Modi’s Visit123PhotostoriesDon’t use ear buds or loud headphones: ENT surgeon warns of rising hearing loss in young adultsHow to make Kala Chana Kofta Curry for dinner at home5 Vastu-approved paintings of fish you should have in your home to attract wealth, love and prosperityOrdering food gets costlier: Under 20 minutes easy dinner ideas for busy weeknights9 animals living in the wettest place on Earth: From a venomous snake and a creature that smells like popcornAneet Padda to Ananya Panday: Celebrity showstoppers who owned the ramp at Lakmē Fashion Week 20265 most magnificent palaces of South India worth travelling forWhy you stretch unconsciously: The hidden stress signal your body uses, and how to fix itHow to make Amla Turmeric Juice at home and 3 reasons to drink it before your breakfast dailyInside Axar Patel’s Luxury Car Collection: Top 3 cars owned by the cricketer123Hot PicksTrump Iran DealMohammad Bagher GhalibafSan Francisco AirportGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingBSEB Class 12th ResultUS Stock Market TodayGold prices crashShedeur SandersPuducherry electionsNDA seat sharingSilver Rate TodayPahalgam hotel caseTrump Iran DealBihar Board Science Topper

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court Monday sought the Nagpur Parsi panchayat’s response on a Parsi woman’s petition challenging the constitutional validity of the religious custom which excommunicated her for marrying a non-Parsi man. She termed the custom gender discriminatory as the rule does not apply to a Parsi man who marries a non-Parsi woman.Appearing for Dina Budhraja, senior advocate Shyam Divan told the SC that Rule 5(2) of the Nagpur Parsi Panchayat constitution violated Articles 21, 21 and 25 of the Constitution as it discriminated against women by subjecting them to exclusion, denial of religious access, and loss of identity for marrying a non-Parsi, while Parsi men suffered no such disability.A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi issued notices to the Nagpur Parsi Panchayat, Union govt and ministry of minority affairs and said it would examine what interim relief could be granted to the petitioner.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productiveThe 43-year-old petitioner said the discriminatory practice under Rules 5(2) and 5(3) was explicit. “A Parsi man who marries a non-Parsi woman retains his identity and access to religious institutions, whereas a Parsi woman is stripped of both. The classification is founded solely on gender and fails the test of reasonable classification under Article 14,” she said in her petition.Budhraja, who married a Hindu man in 2009 and has a son and daughter, said she has not renounced her religion. “Despite continuing to profess and practice Zoroastrian faith, petitioner has been treated as having ceased to be a Parsi solely by virtue of her marriage with a Hindu man, by virtue of Rule 5(2),” her petition said. “Several other Parsi panchayats, including those in Delhi and Kolkata, do not subscribe to such discriminatory practices and treat men and women equally. The practice followed by the Nagpur Parsi Panchayat is, therefore, neither uniform nor essential to the Zoroastrian faith,” Budhraja stated in her petition.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? Iran Says Trump’s Threat To Blow Up Its Power Grid Was ‘Bluff’’100% Under Control Of Trump’: Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over West Asia Remarks In Lok Sabha’India Should Put House In Order First: Gita Gopinath’s Big Warning To Modi Govt Amid Iran WarIndia’s Nuclear Submarine Trio Is What China and Pakistan Should Pay Attention ToQawwali Meets Politics: LJP MP Shambhavi Chaudhary’s Dhurandhar Dig Targets Opposition In Lok Sabha‘Your Kindness Won’t Be Forgotten’: Iran Thanks Kashmir Donors For War Relief’India Shining Speech’: Oppn Hits Out At PM Modi’s Remarks On West Asia, Demands Discussion In Parl’India Deserves Deepest Respect: Russia Praises Delhi’s Strategic Autonomy, Confirms PM Modi’s Visit123PhotostoriesDon’t use ear buds or loud headphones: ENT surgeon warns of rising hearing loss in young adultsHow to make Kala Chana Kofta Curry for dinner at home5 Vastu-approved paintings of fish you should have in your home to attract wealth, love and prosperityOrdering food gets costlier: Under 20 minutes easy dinner ideas for busy weeknights9 animals living in the wettest place on Earth: From a venomous snake and a creature that smells like popcornAneet Padda to Ananya Panday: Celebrity showstoppers who owned the ramp at Lakmē Fashion Week 20265 most magnificent palaces of South India worth travelling forWhy you stretch unconsciously: The hidden stress signal your body uses, and how to fix itHow to make Amla Turmeric Juice at home and 3 reasons to drink it before your breakfast dailyInside Axar Patel’s Luxury Car Collection: Top 3 cars owned by the cricketer123Hot PicksTrump Iran DealMohammad Bagher GhalibafSan Francisco AirportGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingBSEB Class 12th ResultUS Stock Market TodayGold prices crashShedeur SandersPuducherry electionsNDA seat sharingSilver Rate TodayPahalgam hotel caseTrump Iran DealBihar Board Science Topper

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NEW DELHI: Supreme Court Monday sought the Nagpur Parsi panchayat’s response on a Parsi woman’s petition challenging the constitutional validity of the religious custom which excommunicated her for marrying a non-Parsi man. She termed the custom gender discriminatory as the rule does not apply to a Parsi man who marries a non-Parsi woman.Appearing for Dina…

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Sunil Gavaskar and Ranveer Singh (Agency Image) With the Indian Premier League 2026 season just days away, an unexpected topic has captured the nation’s attention — Dhurandhar: The Revenge. Directed by Aditya Dhar and starring Ranveer Singh, the film has triggered a frenzy across the country, cutting through even the IPL buzz.The spy-action sequel, released…

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‘Ustaad Bhagat Singh’ box office collections day 6: Pawan Kalyan and Raashii Khanna film starrer nears Rs 85 cr worldwide

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Pawan Kalyan’s ‘Ustaad Bhagat Singh’ is holding strong at the box office, nearing Rs 83.5 crore worldwide. Despite mixed reviews, the film’s mass appeal, especially in smaller towns, is driving its performance. Directed by Harish Shankar, it’s seen as a successor to ‘Sardaar Gabbar Singh’ and features action sequences inspired by ‘They Call Him OG’….

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Today’s vibrant energy inspires confidence and connection, urging everyone to step into playful interactions and seize fresh opportunities. Entrepreneurs may find themselves exploring new territories for growth, while personal bonds deepen with joy and laughter. Scholars are geared for remarkable achievements, and career-driven individuals will excel through their initiative. Energy rises like morning sunlight on…

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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that his govt is dealing with the crisis thrown up by the war in West Asia by using India’s interests as the guiding consideration. ” We are with India, with India’s interests, with peace and with dialogue,” said the PM. The remarks at a function organised by TV9 Network were seen by many as his response to the daily volley of attack from Congress for not siding with Iran in its conflict with the US and Israel. Modi said that the posture of strategic restraint and diversification of ties has held India in good stead at a time when global supply chains have been strained, creating an unprecedented and grave crisis. “India has presented a model of diversification and resilience, and ensuring that our citizens face the least possible difficulties has been our continuous endeavour”. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productiveHe chided Congress for seeking to derive political mileage out of the crisis which has affected India, saying, “This is a time for restraint and sensitivity; when countrymen unite to face a crisis, the results are always meaningful.” Modi also emphasised govt’s efforts to ensure that development projects were not hampered because of the war. “In these 23 days since Feb 28, India has demonstrated its relationship-building capacity, decision-making capacity and crisis management capacity,” the PM said, highlighting how the govt has left behind the pre-2014 conditions and is marching ahead economically with renewed confidence. Despite challenges escalating since the Covid pandemic, 140 crore citizens have stood united, enabling India to overcome every adversity. He contrasted his govt’s approach with that followed by UPA which, when faced with rising crude prices, had chosen to issue oil bonds to companies to get them not to raise prices. Modi said that the decision not to raise fuel prices was made by “remote control”: his shorthand for Nehru-Gandhi family. While Manmohan Singh had to implement it, the former PM made his unease known by publicly saying that bonds were not a cure as they merely transferred the burden to a future generation. PM said that it fell upon his govt to pick up the tab, which with interest came to more than Rs 3 lakh crore, for UPA’s folly.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? Iran Says Trump’s Threat To Blow Up Its Power Grid Was ‘Bluff’’100% Under Control Of Trump’: Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over West Asia Remarks In Lok Sabha’India Should Put House In Order First: Gita Gopinath’s Big Warning To Modi Govt Amid Iran WarIndia’s Nuclear Submarine Trio Is What China and Pakistan Should Pay Attention ToQawwali Meets Politics: LJP MP Shambhavi Chaudhary’s Dhurandhar Dig Targets Opposition In Lok Sabha‘Your Kindness Won’t Be Forgotten’: Iran Thanks Kashmir Donors For War Relief’India Shining Speech’: Oppn Hits Out At PM Modi’s Remarks On West Asia, Demands Discussion In Parl’India Deserves Deepest Respect: Russia Praises Delhi’s Strategic Autonomy, Confirms PM Modi’s Visit123PhotostoriesDon’t use ear buds or loud headphones: ENT surgeon warns of rising hearing loss in young adultsHow to make Kala Chana Kofta Curry for dinner at home5 Vastu-approved paintings of fish you should have in your home to attract wealth, love and prosperityOrdering food gets costlier: Under 20 minutes easy dinner ideas for busy weeknights9 animals living in the wettest place on Earth: From a venomous snake and a creature that smells like popcornAneet Padda to Ananya Panday: Celebrity showstoppers who owned the ramp at Lakmē Fashion Week 20265 most magnificent palaces of South India worth travelling forWhy you stretch unconsciously: The hidden stress signal your body uses, and how to fix itHow to make Amla Turmeric Juice at home and 3 reasons to drink it before your breakfast dailyInside Axar Patel’s Luxury Car Collection: Top 3 cars owned by the cricketer123Hot PicksTrump Iran DealMohammad Bagher GhalibafSan Francisco AirportGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingBSEB Class 12th ResultUS Stock Market TodayGold prices crashShedeur SandersPuducherry electionsNDA seat sharingSilver Rate TodayPahalgam hotel caseTrump Iran DealBihar Board Science Topper

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that his govt is dealing with the crisis thrown up by the war in West Asia by using India’s interests as the guiding consideration. ” We are with India, with India’s interests, with peace and with dialogue,” said the PM. The remarks at a function organised by TV9 Network were seen by many as his response to the daily volley of attack from Congress for not siding with Iran in its conflict with the US and Israel. Modi said that the posture of strategic restraint and diversification of ties has held India in good stead at a time when global supply chains have been strained, creating an unprecedented and grave crisis. “India has presented a model of diversification and resilience, and ensuring that our citizens face the least possible difficulties has been our continuous endeavour”. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran vows tit-for-tat strike after Trump’s 48hr ultimatum, threatens to hit US-Israel energy facilityIf America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoyTrump Pauses Planned Strikes: US halts Iran attack plan for 5 days; talks called very good and productiveHe chided Congress for seeking to derive political mileage out of the crisis which has affected India, saying, “This is a time for restraint and sensitivity; when countrymen unite to face a crisis, the results are always meaningful.” Modi also emphasised govt’s efforts to ensure that development projects were not hampered because of the war. “In these 23 days since Feb 28, India has demonstrated its relationship-building capacity, decision-making capacity and crisis management capacity,” the PM said, highlighting how the govt has left behind the pre-2014 conditions and is marching ahead economically with renewed confidence. Despite challenges escalating since the Covid pandemic, 140 crore citizens have stood united, enabling India to overcome every adversity. He contrasted his govt’s approach with that followed by UPA which, when faced with rising crude prices, had chosen to issue oil bonds to companies to get them not to raise prices. Modi said that the decision not to raise fuel prices was made by “remote control”: his shorthand for Nehru-Gandhi family. While Manmohan Singh had to implement it, the former PM made his unease known by publicly saying that bonds were not a cure as they merely transferred the burden to a future generation. PM said that it fell upon his govt to pick up the tab, which with interest came to more than Rs 3 lakh crore, for UPA’s folly.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’India Moving Ahead With Resolve’: PM Modi’s Big Message On West Asia Conflict’Never Faced Such Humiliation’: Jaya Bachchan Slams VIP Culture In RS, Flags Traffic DisruptionsUS Finally Ready For De-Escalation? Iran Says Trump’s Threat To Blow Up Its Power Grid Was ‘Bluff’’100% Under Control Of Trump’: Rahul Gandhi Slams PM Modi Over West Asia Remarks In Lok Sabha’India Should Put House In Order First: Gita Gopinath’s Big Warning To Modi Govt Amid Iran WarIndia’s Nuclear Submarine Trio Is What China and Pakistan Should Pay Attention ToQawwali Meets Politics: LJP MP Shambhavi Chaudhary’s Dhurandhar Dig Targets Opposition In Lok Sabha‘Your Kindness Won’t Be Forgotten’: Iran Thanks Kashmir Donors For War Relief’India Shining Speech’: Oppn Hits Out At PM Modi’s Remarks On West Asia, Demands Discussion In Parl’India Deserves Deepest Respect: Russia Praises Delhi’s Strategic Autonomy, Confirms PM Modi’s Visit123PhotostoriesDon’t use ear buds or loud headphones: ENT surgeon warns of rising hearing loss in young adultsHow to make Kala Chana Kofta Curry for dinner at home5 Vastu-approved paintings of fish you should have in your home to attract wealth, love and prosperityOrdering food gets costlier: Under 20 minutes easy dinner ideas for busy weeknights9 animals living in the wettest place on Earth: From a venomous snake and a creature that smells like popcornAneet Padda to Ananya Panday: Celebrity showstoppers who owned the ramp at Lakmē Fashion Week 20265 most magnificent palaces of South India worth travelling forWhy you stretch unconsciously: The hidden stress signal your body uses, and how to fix itHow to make Amla Turmeric Juice at home and 3 reasons to drink it before your breakfast dailyInside Axar Patel’s Luxury Car Collection: Top 3 cars owned by the cricketer123Hot PicksTrump Iran DealMohammad Bagher GhalibafSan Francisco AirportGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingBSEB Class 12th ResultUS Stock Market TodayGold prices crashShedeur SandersPuducherry electionsNDA seat sharingSilver Rate TodayPahalgam hotel caseTrump Iran DealBihar Board Science Topper

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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that his govt is dealing with the crisis thrown up by the war in West Asia by using India’s interests as the guiding consideration. ” We are with India, with India’s interests, with peace and with dialogue,” said the PM. The remarks at a function organised…

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