July 14, 2026
Ranbir Kapoor buys 25 acres land in Pune for Rs 16.42 crore months after Ayodhya property purchase

Ranbir Kapoor buys 25 acres land in Pune for Rs 16.42 crore months after Ayodhya property purchase

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After investing in a property in Ayodhya, Ranbir Kapoor has expanded his real estate portfolio by purchasing nearly 25 acres of land in Pune’s Mulshi taluka for Rs 16.42 crore, according to property registration.The deal, registered on April 30, 2026, includes four adjoining land parcels located in Pimpri village. The largest parcel, measuring 43,800 sq…

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NHL Trade Rumors: Penguins linked to .8 million Western Conference forward after latest insider report

NHL Trade Rumors: Penguins linked to $92.8 million Western Conference forward after latest insider report

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Trade speculation surrounding the Pittsburgh Penguins continues to grow, even as much of the league remains focused on Jason Robertson’s uncertain future in Dallas. Another elite forward has now entered the conversation. According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, the Penguins could emerge as a possible destination for Vancouver Canucks center Elias Pettersson, whose long-term future…

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. NEW DELHI: Six of the seven emerging cyber threats predicted for banks and financial institutions barely a year ago have already reached full-scale realisation, with artificial intelligence, stolen identities and manipulated payment workflows enabling attacks that increasingly resemble legitimate activity, India’s second Digital Threat Report for the BFSI sector has warned.The Digital Threat Report 2025-26, released by electronics and IT secretary S Krishnan, says the traditional progression of a cyber threat — from research and experimentation to large-scale exploitation — is breaking down. Threats are now being operationalised in months or even weeks, allowing attackers to innovate, scale and monetise faster than many financial institutions can respond.The report, prepared jointly by CERT-In, CSIRT-Fin and cybersecurity firm SISA, says social engineering, credential theft, supply-chain compromise and cloud exploitation, which were considered emerging or episodic risks in the previous edition, are now established attack methods. Only quantum risk among the seven predictions has not reached full-scale realisation, though “harvest now, decrypt later” strategies are already active.Its central concern is that the most damaging cyberattacks may no longer look like breaches. They can surface as authenticated user sessions, approved payments, routine account activity, compromised vendor actions or apparently normal business workflows, remaining indistinguishable from genuine transactions until the damage has occurred.The report groups the evolving risks into three broad clusters — AI and human deception, software and systems, and infrastructure and economy.Under AI and human deception, it flags industrial-scale deepfakes, synthetic identities, AI-generated phishing, business email compromise, credential theft and session hijacking. It says attackers are no longer crafting scams manually but generating, testing and deploying them at machine speed, weakening identity checks that depend on what a person sees or hears.The report also identifies “AI asymmetry” as a defining risk, warning that capabilities such as vulnerability discovery, exploit generation and attack orchestration, which earlier required specialist teams and weeks of work, are increasingly available to comparatively low-resource actors. At the same time, AI models used for credit, fraud detection, KYC and onboarding are themselves becoming attack surfaces through prompt injection, model probing and adversarial manipulation.“Cybersecurity is one of the most important concerns that we have to address if we have to preserve all the benefits that we have derived from digitisation,” Krishnan said. He said attacks could affect individuals through cybercrime, cripple organisations through ransomware and, at their highest level, create national-scale disruption.“We have to treat cybersecurity as an enterprise-wide systemic risk against which institutions need to constantly guard,” he said, adding that digital governance, including AI governance, must give primacy to cybersecurity and operational resilience. Krishnan also stressed the need to build domestic technological capacity, strengthen identity and account access systems, and use AI more effectively to enable defenders to act faster.On software and systems, the report warns of supply-chain compromise, poisoned software dependencies, cloud misconfigurations, insecure development pipelines and the manipulation of payment and API business logic. It says attacks can exploit OTP race conditions, parallel transaction triggering, object-level authorisation failures and exception pathways without using malware or breaching a network perimeter.The third cluster covers systemic risks to financial infrastructure, including ransomware, crypto-enabled monetisation, firmware and IoT compromise, and long-term threats to encrypted data from quantum computing.A major finding is what the report calls the “compliance-security translation gap”. Institutions may pass periodic assessments while remaining exposed because controls drift from their original intent, cover only part of the actual attack surface or fail to keep pace with cloud, AI, container and machine-identity risks.To explain how breaches escalate, the report introduces a four-layer “Anatomy of Cyber Failure” framework covering design, enforcement, signal and response gaps. It identifies four recurring failure chains — trusted entry breaches, privilege escalation, logic abuse and invisible attacks operating beyond an institution’s telemetry.The report lays out an 18-month roadmap. During the first six months, institutions should deploy phishing-resistant authentication for high-risk accounts, identify service and machine identities, test payment workflows against adversarial manipulation, strengthen secrets and encryption-key management, and automate incident containment.Over six to 12 months, they should introduce continuous session assurance, behavioural transaction monitoring, cloud identity controls, runtime software validation and quarterly post-audit attack simulations. The final phase calls for passwordless privileged access, controls over AI-model and training-data supply chains, stronger oversight of vendors’ vendors, runtime integrity attestation and post-quantum cryptography migration planning.The report’s message is that financial institutions must move from periodically proving that security controls exist to continuously proving that they work under real attack conditions.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorManash Pratim GohainManash Pratim Gohain is a seasoned journalist with over two decades at The Times of India, where he has built a rich body of work spanning education policy, politics, and governance. Renowned for his incisive coverage of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, accreditation reforms, and skilling initiatives, he has also reported on student politics, urban policy, and social movements. His political reportage—both reflective and news-driven—adds depth to his writing, bridging policy with public impact. Through his 2,500 articles and related outlets, he has emerged as a trusted voice in national discourse, particularly in linking education reform to broader societal change.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosUS Inmate Matthew Aaron VanDyke Seeks Special Diet, Cooking Permission Inside Tihar JailMission 0 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionMission 0 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionCDS To Present Theatre Command Roadmap As India Moves Closer To Military ReformsSupreme Court Rejects Madrasa Salary Plea As Bengal Intensifies Policy Overhaul MeasuresLucknow-Kanpur Expressway Set To Slash Travel Time To 30 Minutes, But Toll Sparks Debate | WatchHealth Camp Horror? 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. NEW DELHI: Six of the seven emerging cyber threats predicted for banks and financial institutions barely a year ago have already reached full-scale realisation, with artificial intelligence, stolen identities and manipulated payment workflows enabling attacks that increasingly resemble legitimate activity, India’s second Digital Threat Report for the BFSI sector has warned.The Digital Threat Report 2025-26, released by electronics and IT secretary S Krishnan, says the traditional progression of a cyber threat — from research and experimentation to large-scale exploitation — is breaking down. Threats are now being operationalised in months or even weeks, allowing attackers to innovate, scale and monetise faster than many financial institutions can respond.The report, prepared jointly by CERT-In, CSIRT-Fin and cybersecurity firm SISA, says social engineering, credential theft, supply-chain compromise and cloud exploitation, which were considered emerging or episodic risks in the previous edition, are now established attack methods. Only quantum risk among the seven predictions has not reached full-scale realisation, though “harvest now, decrypt later” strategies are already active.Its central concern is that the most damaging cyberattacks may no longer look like breaches. They can surface as authenticated user sessions, approved payments, routine account activity, compromised vendor actions or apparently normal business workflows, remaining indistinguishable from genuine transactions until the damage has occurred.The report groups the evolving risks into three broad clusters — AI and human deception, software and systems, and infrastructure and economy.Under AI and human deception, it flags industrial-scale deepfakes, synthetic identities, AI-generated phishing, business email compromise, credential theft and session hijacking. It says attackers are no longer crafting scams manually but generating, testing and deploying them at machine speed, weakening identity checks that depend on what a person sees or hears.The report also identifies “AI asymmetry” as a defining risk, warning that capabilities such as vulnerability discovery, exploit generation and attack orchestration, which earlier required specialist teams and weeks of work, are increasingly available to comparatively low-resource actors. At the same time, AI models used for credit, fraud detection, KYC and onboarding are themselves becoming attack surfaces through prompt injection, model probing and adversarial manipulation.“Cybersecurity is one of the most important concerns that we have to address if we have to preserve all the benefits that we have derived from digitisation,” Krishnan said. He said attacks could affect individuals through cybercrime, cripple organisations through ransomware and, at their highest level, create national-scale disruption.“We have to treat cybersecurity as an enterprise-wide systemic risk against which institutions need to constantly guard,” he said, adding that digital governance, including AI governance, must give primacy to cybersecurity and operational resilience. Krishnan also stressed the need to build domestic technological capacity, strengthen identity and account access systems, and use AI more effectively to enable defenders to act faster.On software and systems, the report warns of supply-chain compromise, poisoned software dependencies, cloud misconfigurations, insecure development pipelines and the manipulation of payment and API business logic. It says attacks can exploit OTP race conditions, parallel transaction triggering, object-level authorisation failures and exception pathways without using malware or breaching a network perimeter.The third cluster covers systemic risks to financial infrastructure, including ransomware, crypto-enabled monetisation, firmware and IoT compromise, and long-term threats to encrypted data from quantum computing.A major finding is what the report calls the “compliance-security translation gap”. Institutions may pass periodic assessments while remaining exposed because controls drift from their original intent, cover only part of the actual attack surface or fail to keep pace with cloud, AI, container and machine-identity risks.To explain how breaches escalate, the report introduces a four-layer “Anatomy of Cyber Failure” framework covering design, enforcement, signal and response gaps. It identifies four recurring failure chains — trusted entry breaches, privilege escalation, logic abuse and invisible attacks operating beyond an institution’s telemetry.The report lays out an 18-month roadmap. During the first six months, institutions should deploy phishing-resistant authentication for high-risk accounts, identify service and machine identities, test payment workflows against adversarial manipulation, strengthen secrets and encryption-key management, and automate incident containment.Over six to 12 months, they should introduce continuous session assurance, behavioural transaction monitoring, cloud identity controls, runtime software validation and quarterly post-audit attack simulations. The final phase calls for passwordless privileged access, controls over AI-model and training-data supply chains, stronger oversight of vendors’ vendors, runtime integrity attestation and post-quantum cryptography migration planning.The report’s message is that financial institutions must move from periodically proving that security controls exist to continuously proving that they work under real attack conditions.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorManash Pratim GohainManash Pratim Gohain is a seasoned journalist with over two decades at The Times of India, where he has built a rich body of work spanning education policy, politics, and governance. Renowned for his incisive coverage of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, accreditation reforms, and skilling initiatives, he has also reported on student politics, urban policy, and social movements. His political reportage—both reflective and news-driven—adds depth to his writing, bridging policy with public impact. Through his 2,500 articles and related outlets, he has emerged as a trusted voice in national discourse, particularly in linking education reform to broader societal change.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosUS Inmate Matthew Aaron VanDyke Seeks Special Diet, Cooking Permission Inside Tihar JailMission $500 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionMission $500 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionCDS To Present Theatre Command Roadmap As India Moves Closer To Military ReformsSupreme Court Rejects Madrasa Salary Plea As Bengal Intensifies Policy Overhaul MeasuresLucknow-Kanpur Expressway Set To Slash Travel Time To 30 Minutes, But Toll Sparks Debate | WatchHealth Camp Horror? 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NEW DELHI: Six of the seven emerging cyber threats predicted for banks and financial institutions barely a year ago have already reached full-scale realisation, with artificial intelligence, stolen identities and manipulated payment workflows enabling attacks that increasingly resemble legitimate activity, India’s second Digital Threat Report for the BFSI sector has warned.The Digital Threat Report 2025-26,…

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‘I wanted to get my name on the honours board’: Kranti Gaud after scripting Lord’s history | Cricket News

‘I wanted to get my name on the honours board’: Kranti Gaud after scripting Lord’s history | Cricket News

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Kranti Gaud (Getty Images) India fast bowler Kranti Gaud said earning a place on the iconic Lord’s honours board had been her personal target from the very start of the one-off Women’s Test, after her match-winning performance guided India to a historic 270-run victory over England.Gaud was the standout performer with the ball, claiming 5/37…

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‘He kept saying I didn’t do anything wrong’: Ujjwal Nikam recalls Sanjay Dutt’s reaction to verdict

‘He kept saying I didn’t do anything wrong’: Ujjwal Nikam recalls Sanjay Dutt’s reaction to verdict

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Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam recalled Sanjay Dutt trembling with fear after being sentenced in the arms case, opposing leniency despite his top lawyers. Nikam clarified Dutt wasn’t a terrorist but regretted he could’ve helped prevent the 1993 blasts. Despite their courtroom battle, the two now share a cordial relationship. When actor Sanjay Dutt was arrested for…

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Pro-Khalistan group issues bomb threat ahead of PM Narendra Modi’s Haryana visit; security upped

Pro-Khalistan group issues bomb threat ahead of PM Narendra Modi’s Haryana visit; security upped

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Pro-Khalistan group issues bomb threat ahead of PM Narendra Modi’s Haryana visit CHANDIGARH: Security agencies have been placed on high alert after an email, purportedly sent by a pro-Khalistan group, threatened to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rally in Haryana’s Jind on Friday.The email also claimed that bomb blasts would be carried out at schools,…

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Jeff Bezos’s ex-wife MacKenzie Scott is still worth billion after giving away million a day for seven years, but she once worked as a dishwasher and waitress, earning minimum wage of .25 an hour

Jeff Bezos’s ex-wife MacKenzie Scott is still worth $33 billion after giving away $10 million a day for seven years, but she once worked as a dishwasher and waitress, earning minimum wage of $4.25 an hour

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MacKenzie Scott is still worth $33 billion after giving away $10 million a day for seven long years Billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has kept a net worth of $33 billion even after giving away about $10 million every day for the past seven years.The ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has donated more than $26…

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‘Why the axe is always on Sanju Samson?’: Ex-chief selector blasts Gautam Gambhir-led team management | Cricket News

‘Why the axe is always on Sanju Samson?’: Ex-chief selector blasts Gautam Gambhir-led team management | Cricket News

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India’s Sanju Samson with head coach Gautam Gambhir (PTI Photo) Former India chief selector MSK Prasad has urged patience before judging head coach Gautam Gambhir’s tenure, saying the T20I defeats to Ireland and England came without two of India’s most influential players, Hardik Pandya and Jasprit Bumrah.India endured a difficult tour, losing the two-match series…

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Priscilla Presley’s son posts funding link for pizza chain: Defends himself and says ‘Haters gonna hate’

Priscilla Presley’s son posts funding link for pizza chain: Defends himself and says ‘Haters gonna hate’

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Priscilla Presley’s son posts funding link for pizza chain: Defends himself and says ‘Haters gonna hate’ Priscilla Presley’s son, Navarone Garibaldi Garcia, has recently found himself at the center of online backlash over some of his recent posts on social media. Days ago, he shared a funding link in order to raise money for opening…

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Mitch McConnell issues proof he’s alive in a photo from hospital, Internet says release a video to prove photo is not AI-generated

Mitch McConnell issues proof he’s alive in a photo from hospital, Internet says release a video to prove photo is not AI-generated

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After Mitch McConnell issued his health update and released a photo, MAGA voters claimed it could be an old photo or an AI-generated one. 84-year-old senator Mitch McConnell issued a photo from the hospital along with a statement on his health update amid intense speculation that the Kentucky Republican was brain-dead. The speculations became louder…

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NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Monday convicted former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillor Tahir Hussain and several others in the 2020 murder of Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer Ankit Sharma during the North East Delhi riots.The Karkardooma court convicted Hussain of murder and other offences related to rioting. However, it dropped the charge of criminal conspiracy against him.According to ANI, the court also convicted Nazim, Kashim, Anas and Javed for murder, kidnapping, promoting enmity and rioting in connection with the case.The court acquitted six other accused.Ankit Sharma, an Intelligence Bureau official, was killed during the communal violence that erupted in North East Delhi in February 2020. His body was recovered from a drain near Chand Bagh after the riots.The court is expected to hear arguments on the quantum of sentence at a later date.More details awaited. Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.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 MediaVideosUS Inmate Matthew Aaron VanDyke Seeks Special Diet, Cooking Permission Inside Tihar JailMission 0 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionMission 0 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionCDS To Present Theatre Command Roadmap As India Moves Closer To Military ReformsSupreme Court Rejects Madrasa Salary Plea As Bengal Intensifies Policy Overhaul MeasuresLucknow-Kanpur Expressway Set To Slash Travel Time To 30 Minutes, But Toll Sparks Debate | WatchHealth Camp Horror? FIR Against TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee After Woman’s Leg AmputatedSupreme Court Pushes Dialogue Route In Gyanvapi Case, Refers Dispute To Special Lok AdalatRailways Clarifies Viral Puja Video, Says Ritual Was Held in ₹3 Lakh Privately Booked Saloon Coach’Black Magic, Cow Urine’: Shiv Sena (UBT) Leader’s Daughter-In-Law Makes Shocking Allegations123PhotostoriesJuly New Moon 2026: Affirmations for your birth dateDo your knees hurt before it rains? Here’s why osteoarthritis pain gets worse during the monsoon, according to doctorsPigeons taking over your balcony? 7 Humane ways to keep them away without causing harmFrom grey saree elegance to embroidered sharara glam: Alia Bhatt masters two bridesmaid looks at Akansha Ranjan Kapoor’s wedding5 early symptoms of male pattern baldness every man should knowOTT releases this week (July 13 To July 19): ‘Murder 101’, ‘On Purpose with Jay Shetty’, ‘Transfer Trimurthulu’, ‘Ride or Die’ and moreInside Sumona Chakravarti’s stunning Mumbai home: Elegant décor, a beautiful living room and moreScience says curious children learn better: Why parents should encourage more questionsHarrison Ford showed off ripped physique while biking in LA: Inside the 83-year-old ‘Indiana Jones’ actor’s fitness routineFrom being chased by elephants to mauled by a tiger; 7 times tourists ignored jungle rules and instantly regretted it123Hot PicksWWE Raw PreviewRajasthan PG admissionsSouth China SeaITR filingNepal protestLucknow-Kanpur ExpresswayEPFO amnesty schemeTaylor Swift and Travis KelceE20 petrol newsTop TrendingSamantha BuschMadurai AccidentITR filingFIFA World Cup 2026Karnataka Pakistani ArrestedGhaziabad Mall Rape MurderDelhi MurderTG TET 2026 resultGurgaon EncounterIran war

NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Monday convicted former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillor Tahir Hussain and several others in the 2020 murder of Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer Ankit Sharma during the North East Delhi riots.The Karkardooma court convicted Hussain of murder and other offences related to rioting. However, it dropped the charge of criminal conspiracy against him.According to ANI, the court also convicted Nazim, Kashim, Anas and Javed for murder, kidnapping, promoting enmity and rioting in connection with the case.The court acquitted six other accused.Ankit Sharma, an Intelligence Bureau official, was killed during the communal violence that erupted in North East Delhi in February 2020. His body was recovered from a drain near Chand Bagh after the riots.The court is expected to hear arguments on the quantum of sentence at a later date.More details awaited. Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.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 MediaVideosUS Inmate Matthew Aaron VanDyke Seeks Special Diet, Cooking Permission Inside Tihar JailMission $500 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionMission $500 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionCDS To Present Theatre Command Roadmap As India Moves Closer To Military ReformsSupreme Court Rejects Madrasa Salary Plea As Bengal Intensifies Policy Overhaul MeasuresLucknow-Kanpur Expressway Set To Slash Travel Time To 30 Minutes, But Toll Sparks Debate | WatchHealth Camp Horror? FIR Against TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee After Woman’s Leg AmputatedSupreme Court Pushes Dialogue Route In Gyanvapi Case, Refers Dispute To Special Lok AdalatRailways Clarifies Viral Puja Video, Says Ritual Was Held in ₹3 Lakh Privately Booked Saloon Coach’Black Magic, Cow Urine’: Shiv Sena (UBT) Leader’s Daughter-In-Law Makes Shocking Allegations123PhotostoriesJuly New Moon 2026: Affirmations for your birth dateDo your knees hurt before it rains? Here’s why osteoarthritis pain gets worse during the monsoon, according to doctorsPigeons taking over your balcony? 7 Humane ways to keep them away without causing harmFrom grey saree elegance to embroidered sharara glam: Alia Bhatt masters two bridesmaid looks at Akansha Ranjan Kapoor’s wedding5 early symptoms of male pattern baldness every man should knowOTT releases this week (July 13 To July 19): ‘Murder 101’, ‘On Purpose with Jay Shetty’, ‘Transfer Trimurthulu’, ‘Ride or Die’ and moreInside Sumona Chakravarti’s stunning Mumbai home: Elegant décor, a beautiful living room and moreScience says curious children learn better: Why parents should encourage more questionsHarrison Ford showed off ripped physique while biking in LA: Inside the 83-year-old ‘Indiana Jones’ actor’s fitness routineFrom being chased by elephants to mauled by a tiger; 7 times tourists ignored jungle rules and instantly regretted it123Hot PicksWWE Raw PreviewRajasthan PG admissionsSouth China SeaITR filingNepal protestLucknow-Kanpur ExpresswayEPFO amnesty schemeTaylor Swift and Travis KelceE20 petrol newsTop TrendingSamantha BuschMadurai AccidentITR filingFIFA World Cup 2026Karnataka Pakistani ArrestedGhaziabad Mall Rape MurderDelhi MurderTG TET 2026 resultGurgaon EncounterIran war

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NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Monday convicted former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillor Tahir Hussain and several others in the 2020 murder of Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer Ankit Sharma during the North East Delhi riots.The Karkardooma court convicted Hussain of murder and other offences related to rioting. However, it dropped the charge of criminal…

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Amitabh Bachchan reacts to World Cup 2026 UNFAIR decisions, shares thoughts on young players | Hindi Movie News

Amitabh Bachchan reacts to World Cup 2026 UNFAIR decisions, shares thoughts on young players | Hindi Movie News

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Amitabh Bachchan shared a heartfelt Tumblr post on World Cup 2026, admitting the match timings disrupted his routine while reflecting on “unfair decisions” and unexpected upsets. He praised young players’ opportunities to represent their nations. Meanwhile, Argentina struggled past Switzerland, and FIFA may expand the 2030 World Cup to 64 teams. The 2026 FIFA Men’s…

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Woman says she finally understood why Bengaluru is called one of the safest cities for women after a 5 am walk |

Woman says she finally understood why Bengaluru is called one of the safest cities for women after a 5 am walk |

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A short Instagram video has opened up a conversation that many women instantly connected with. The post did not focus on an incident or a warning. Instead, it was about something much simpler, yet deeply personal. After stepping out for an early morning walk in Bengaluru, a woman shared how comfortable she felt walking alone…

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India excavated a 28 km artificial lake in the Thar Desert to line it with a plastic sheet: Aims to supply water to 5 million people in Jaisalmer and Barmer

India excavated a 28 km artificial lake in the Thar Desert to line it with a plastic sheet: Aims to supply water to 5 million people in Jaisalmer and Barmer

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In the Indian state of Rajasthan, authorities have excavated a 28km artificial lake to line it with plastic and separate it from sand. Behind this lies the mission to supply water to 5 million people living in the cities of Jaisalmer and Barmer in the state. A reservoir in the Thar Desert The Thar Desert…

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