August 21, 2026
Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ Footage Leak: Cyber Crime Arrests Key Suspect in Film Piracy Case |

Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ Footage Leak: Cyber Crime Arrests Key Suspect in Film Piracy Case |

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The Tamil Nadu Cyber Crime Wing has captured the alleged accused behind the online leak of footage from Vijay’s yet-to-be-released film ‘Jana Nayagan,’ directed by H Vinoth. The arrest comes months after clips from the unreleased film appeared on social media platforms.According to India Today and the Cyber Crime Wing, the accused had been missing…

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Buying a new wrist watch? Here’s how astrology can help you choose the right one for career, wealth, love and health

Buying a new wrist watch? Here’s how astrology can help you choose the right one for career, wealth, love and health

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A watch tells the time. But sometimes, it tells a story.The recently discussed Titan web series beautifully reminds us that a watch is rarely just a machine strapped around the wrist. It carries memories, milestones, aspirations and identity. A graduation gift, a father’s old timepiece, the first luxury watch bought after success people often remember…

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Scientists found an unusual weakness in rice and used it to create a smart material that changes on its own |

Scientists found an unusual weakness in rice and used it to create a smart material that changes on its own |

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Rice is one of the world’s most important food crops, feeding billions of people every day. But scientists have now discovered that it possesses a surprising physical property that could help inspire future technologies. Researchers found that tightly packed rice grains behave in an unusual way under pressure, becoming weaker when compressed quickly rather than…

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Cancer drug shortages prompt NPPA to raise prices of key medicines, vaccines

Cancer drug shortages prompt NPPA to raise prices of key medicines, vaccines

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NEW DELHI: Amid concerns over shortages of two critical cancer medicines, the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) has approved a 50% hike in the ceiling prices of Carboplatin and Cisplatin injections, citing escalating raw material costs and supply concerns. The regulator has also revised prices of anti-tetanus immunoglobulin and three key childhood vaccines to ensure…

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Priyanka Chopra hails her ‘Queen’ Madhuri Dixit for ‘Maa Behen’; calls her ‘always the scene stealer’

Priyanka Chopra hails her ‘Queen’ Madhuri Dixit for ‘Maa Behen’; calls her ‘always the scene stealer’

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Priyanka Chopra Jonas has heaped praise on Suresh Triveni’s dark comedy-thriller ‘Maa Behen’. The movie, which is currently topping global charts on the streaming giant, received a glowing shoutout from the global star. She took to Instagram to congratulate the entire cast and crew for the film. Priyanka Chopra hails Madhuri Dixit for ‘Maa Behen’…

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Greek proverb of the day: “When you hear of many cherries, hold a small basket.” |

Greek proverb of the day: “When you hear of many cherries, hold a small basket.” |

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Greek proverb of the day (AI-generated image) Greek proverbs have been passed down through generations for centuries, offering practical wisdom about life, human nature, relationships, and decision-making. Rooted in the rich cultural heritage of Greece, these sayings often use simple images from everyday life to communicate deeper truths. Farmers, merchants, travelers and families shared these…

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Jeff Bezos recalls the ‘very bad day for Blue Origin’ with a ‘promise’: By the end of the year, we will be …

Jeff Bezos recalls the ‘very bad day for Blue Origin’ with a ‘promise’: By the end of the year, we will be …

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Jeff Bezos has shared a Blue Origin update following the company’s major setback last month. The tech billionaire said in a recent interview that Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket will return to flight before the end of 2026, despite an explosion during a static-fire test at a launch facility in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Bezos also…

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“Free him”: Twitch streamer BruceDropEmOff backs Karmelo Anthony and sparks fierce debate over Austin Metcalf murder conviction

“Free him”: Twitch streamer BruceDropEmOff backs Karmelo Anthony and sparks fierce debate over Austin Metcalf murder conviction

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Twitch streamer BruceDropEmOff backs Karmelo Anthony and sparks fierce debate over Austin Metcalf murder conviction (Image via Getty) BruceDropEmOff has stepped into the debate surrounding Karmelo Anthony just days after the teenager was convicted of murder and sentenced to 35 years in prison. The popular streamer and YouTuber publicly shared a message supporting Anthony, whose…

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(File photo) NEW DELHI: Barely two months after the National Medical Commission (NMC) prohibited medical colleges from charging MBBS fees beyond the prescribed 54 months of academic study, a complaint from Kerala has alleged that colleges continued to collect fees for five years, setting up the first major test of the regulator’s willingness to enforce its own order.Acting on a complaint filed by the Combined Association of Medicos & Parents (CAMP), Kerala, the NMC’s Undergraduate Medical Education Board (UGMEB) has directed the state’s Directorate of Medical Education (DME) to ensure refund of excess fees allegedly collected from MBBS students and submit a compliance report.The complaint alleges that colleges continued to collect fees for 60 months despite the NMC’s April directive limiting fee collection to 54 months of academic study, making Kerala the first major test of the regulator’s enforcement resolve.On April 7, the NMC clarified that MBBS fees can be charged only for the prescribed 4.5 years, or 54 months, of academic study and not for the internship period. The Commission said charging fees beyond the academic duration was inconsistent with statutory provisions and Supreme Court rulings governing educational fees.If the Kerala allegations are substantiated, colleges could face action under the Maintenance of Standards of Medical Education Regulations (MSMER), 2023, including penalties of up to Rs 1 crore per violation, withholding of accreditation, reduction of seats, admission curbs and, in serious cases, withdrawal of permission or recognition.The regulations empower the NMC to act against institutions that violate statutory provisions or regulatory standards. While colleges may be given an opportunity to rectify deficiencies, repeated or serious violations can attract stronger action. The Kerala complaint is significant as the first publicly known case to surface after the NMC’s fee clarification and could indicate whether the regulator intends to use its enforcement powers or limit its intervention to directing refunds. However, it remains unclear whether penal provisions will be invoked if the allegations are proven.An RTI reply has raised fresh questions, with the NMC stating that it does not maintain records of MBBS fee-related complaints and merely forwards them to state authorities. The Kerala case could now become a test of whether violations of the 54-month fee cap attract penalties under NMC regulations or end with refunds alone.The NMC said its immediate priority is to ensure that students are not charged fees beyond the prescribed framework and that any excess amount collected is refunded. It added that the matter is being examined through due process and that any regulatory action will depend on the findings, nature of the violation and the institution’s response.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorAnuja JaiswalAnuja Jaiswal is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, with an impressive 18-year career in narrative journalism. She specializes in health and heritage reporting, expertly simplifying complex health information to make it engaging and understandable for readers. Her deep dives into heritage topics are well-researched, resulting in captivating narratives that resonate with her audience. Over the years, she has worked in Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh and West UP, gaining diverse on-ground experience that shapes her storytelling.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosThree Killed As Massive Fire Breaks Out In Multi-Storey Residential Building In Delhi’s TughlakabadJaishankar Calls Out Europe’s ‘Double Standards’, Says European Weapons Have Been Used Against IndiaFalta Strongman Paraded In Shorts By Cops After Arrest In Falta | WatchAll 28 Chief Ministers Attend NITI Aayog Meeting, Marking End of Recent Boycott TrendKirti Azad Dismisses Exit Talks, Says Didi Will Fix Kalyan Banerjee Dispute | WatchCongress Sweeps Three Of Four Karnataka Rs Seats As Poll Ends Without ContestBJP Wins All Three MP Rajya Sabha Seats Unopposed After Congress Nominee RejectedRam Mandir Funds Issue Takes New Turn With Call For Investigation; Calls For Accountability Emerge’Abhishek Banerjee Destroyed TMC’: Suspended Leader Riju Dutta Launches Fresh AttackIndia-Bangladesh Border Standoff Leaves 55-year-old Stranded In No-Man’s Land123Photostories6 Fascinating plants that do not produce flowers but still thrive in natureInland Taipan changes colour with the seasons: Inside the strange and dramatic seasonal color change explainedIs your child carrying emotional baggage? 6 subtle signs and what parents can do to help10 beautiful baby girl names starting with the letter T“This will help prevent…and improve..” Why did Amit Shah praise this rice varietyShoaib Malik to Glenn Maxwell: 7 international cricketers who married Indian women27-year-old woman shares 5 reasons she doesn’t want to get married earlyNo crowds, no chaos: This remote Himalayan valley in Uttarkhand feels frozen in time5 venomous snakes you’ll only find in Africa and where to spot them5 things fathers should never do and how these mistakes affect a child’s personality123Hot Picks147000 Medical BillGulf of Oman attackFifa World Cup Opening CeremonyShakiraIndia Vs Afghanistan HighlightsVaibhav SooryavanshiLewis HamiltonCJP ProtestHow to Watch FIFA world cup highlightsTop TrendingHaryana Gym Owner MurderGuru Randhawa Gym FiringGold Rate TodayFIFA World Cup 2026Delhi Hotel FireSingappen Special ForceCJP ProtestCBSE Class 10 Second Board ResultBengaluru Child DeathKarnataka Murder

(File photo) NEW DELHI: Barely two months after the National Medical Commission (NMC) prohibited medical colleges from charging MBBS fees beyond the prescribed 54 months of academic study, a complaint from Kerala has alleged that colleges continued to collect fees for five years, setting up the first major test of the regulator’s willingness to enforce its own order.Acting on a complaint filed by the Combined Association of Medicos & Parents (CAMP), Kerala, the NMC’s Undergraduate Medical Education Board (UGMEB) has directed the state’s Directorate of Medical Education (DME) to ensure refund of excess fees allegedly collected from MBBS students and submit a compliance report.The complaint alleges that colleges continued to collect fees for 60 months despite the NMC’s April directive limiting fee collection to 54 months of academic study, making Kerala the first major test of the regulator’s enforcement resolve.On April 7, the NMC clarified that MBBS fees can be charged only for the prescribed 4.5 years, or 54 months, of academic study and not for the internship period. The Commission said charging fees beyond the academic duration was inconsistent with statutory provisions and Supreme Court rulings governing educational fees.If the Kerala allegations are substantiated, colleges could face action under the Maintenance of Standards of Medical Education Regulations (MSMER), 2023, including penalties of up to Rs 1 crore per violation, withholding of accreditation, reduction of seats, admission curbs and, in serious cases, withdrawal of permission or recognition.The regulations empower the NMC to act against institutions that violate statutory provisions or regulatory standards. While colleges may be given an opportunity to rectify deficiencies, repeated or serious violations can attract stronger action. The Kerala complaint is significant as the first publicly known case to surface after the NMC’s fee clarification and could indicate whether the regulator intends to use its enforcement powers or limit its intervention to directing refunds. However, it remains unclear whether penal provisions will be invoked if the allegations are proven.An RTI reply has raised fresh questions, with the NMC stating that it does not maintain records of MBBS fee-related complaints and merely forwards them to state authorities. The Kerala case could now become a test of whether violations of the 54-month fee cap attract penalties under NMC regulations or end with refunds alone.The NMC said its immediate priority is to ensure that students are not charged fees beyond the prescribed framework and that any excess amount collected is refunded. It added that the matter is being examined through due process and that any regulatory action will depend on the findings, nature of the violation and the institution’s response.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorAnuja JaiswalAnuja Jaiswal is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, with an impressive 18-year career in narrative journalism. She specializes in health and heritage reporting, expertly simplifying complex health information to make it engaging and understandable for readers. Her deep dives into heritage topics are well-researched, resulting in captivating narratives that resonate with her audience. Over the years, she has worked in Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh and West UP, gaining diverse on-ground experience that shapes her storytelling.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosThree Killed As Massive Fire Breaks Out In Multi-Storey Residential Building In Delhi’s TughlakabadJaishankar Calls Out Europe’s ‘Double Standards’, Says European Weapons Have Been Used Against IndiaFalta Strongman Paraded In Shorts By Cops After Arrest In Falta | WatchAll 28 Chief Ministers Attend NITI Aayog Meeting, Marking End of Recent Boycott TrendKirti Azad Dismisses Exit Talks, Says Didi Will Fix Kalyan Banerjee Dispute | WatchCongress Sweeps Three Of Four Karnataka Rs Seats As Poll Ends Without ContestBJP Wins All Three MP Rajya Sabha Seats Unopposed After Congress Nominee RejectedRam Mandir Funds Issue Takes New Turn With Call For Investigation; Calls For Accountability Emerge’Abhishek Banerjee Destroyed TMC’: Suspended Leader Riju Dutta Launches Fresh AttackIndia-Bangladesh Border Standoff Leaves 55-year-old Stranded In No-Man’s Land123Photostories6 Fascinating plants that do not produce flowers but still thrive in natureInland Taipan changes colour with the seasons: Inside the strange and dramatic seasonal color change explainedIs your child carrying emotional baggage? 6 subtle signs and what parents can do to help10 beautiful baby girl names starting with the letter T“This will help prevent…and improve..” Why did Amit Shah praise this rice varietyShoaib Malik to Glenn Maxwell: 7 international cricketers who married Indian women27-year-old woman shares 5 reasons she doesn’t want to get married earlyNo crowds, no chaos: This remote Himalayan valley in Uttarkhand feels frozen in time5 venomous snakes you’ll only find in Africa and where to spot them5 things fathers should never do and how these mistakes affect a child’s personality123Hot Picks147000 Medical BillGulf of Oman attackFifa World Cup Opening CeremonyShakiraIndia Vs Afghanistan HighlightsVaibhav SooryavanshiLewis HamiltonCJP ProtestHow to Watch FIFA world cup highlightsTop TrendingHaryana Gym Owner MurderGuru Randhawa Gym FiringGold Rate TodayFIFA World Cup 2026Delhi Hotel FireSingappen Special ForceCJP ProtestCBSE Class 10 Second Board ResultBengaluru Child DeathKarnataka Murder

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NEW DELHI: Barely two months after the National Medical Commission (NMC) prohibited medical colleges from charging MBBS fees beyond the prescribed 54 months of academic study, a complaint from Kerala has alleged that colleges continued to collect fees for five years, setting up the first major test of the regulator’s willingness to enforce its own…

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REET Mains Result 2026 declared for Level 1 teachers: Here’s how to check

REET Mains Result 2026 declared for Level 1 teachers: Here’s how to check

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The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has declared the REET Mains Result 2026 for Level 1 teacher recruitment. Candidates who appeared for the examination can now check their results, merit list, scorecards and category-wise cut-off marks on the official website. The recruitment drive is being conducted to fill 7,759 third-grade teacher vacancies across Level 1…

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Kimi Antonelli teases Lewis Hamilton’s girlfriend Kim Kardashian for stealing his towel at Monaco Grand Prix – WATCH

Kimi Antonelli teases Lewis Hamilton’s girlfriend Kim Kardashian for stealing his towel at Monaco Grand Prix – WATCH

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Formula 1 star Kimi Antonelli is making the most of all the chatter surrounding Kim Kardashian’s ‘towel heist’.The F1 star amused fans with a playful video, seemingly poking fun at Kardashian, who was at the Monaco Grand Prix to support her beau, Lewis Hamilton. Antonelli, shared a humorous clip of himself and his teammates, in…

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Who is Bricks & Minifigs CEO? Ammon McNeff faces tough Coffeezilla questions over missing LEGO Star Wars collection

Who is Bricks & Minifigs CEO? Ammon McNeff faces tough Coffeezilla questions over missing LEGO Star Wars collection

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Who is Bricks & Minifigs CEO? Ammon McNeff faces tough Coffeezilla questions over missing LEGO Star Wars collection (Image via Getty) Stephen “Coffeezilla” recently spoke directly with Bricks & Minifigs CEO Ammon McNeff as questions continue to surround a missing LEGO Star Wars collection connected to the company’s Salem, Oregon, store. The conversation was featured…

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NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Thursday pushed back against European criticism of India’s Russia policy, saying weapons sold by European countries had been used against India for years even as they questioned New Delhi’s purchase of Russian oil. Defending India’s energy choices, he also revealed that the United States had encouraged India to buy Russian crude in 2022 to help stabilise global oil markets after sanctions were imposed on Moscow.Speaking at the Kultaranta Talks in Finland during a discussion on “Emerging Powers and the New Geopolitical Competition”, Jaishankar responded to a question suggesting India had been “too sympathetic to Russia” and overly dependent on Russian oil since the outbreak of the Ukraine conflict.”No European country has been attacked with Indian weapons. I wish I could say that for Europe weapons vis-a-vis India,” Jaishankar said.When asked to elaborate, the minister pointed to India’s longstanding security concerns over European arms exports.”Europe sells weapons, which are used to attack India. Not just now but for many years. We Indians have never done anything to endanger Europe. I think that’s a reasonable point,” Jaishankar emphasised.Defending India’s energy choices, Jaishankar said New Delhi’s purchases were driven by economic considerations rather than geopolitics and noted that changing market dynamics after the Ukraine war left Russian crude among the most accessible options.The minister also disclosed that Washington had itself asked India to continue buying Russian oil to prevent disruptions in global energy markets.”At that time, the US directly asked India to buy Russian oil to stabilise the oil market. We buy oil based on cost and availability,” Jaishankar said.Explaining India’s position further, he added: “I’ll make two observations. I buy oil based on cost and availability. So at that point of time, much of the oil available in the market was Russian because Europeans were essentially buying oil from the Middle East, which was our traditional supplier. So circumstances pushed us in a certain direction.”Jaishankar also questioned what he described as inconsistencies in Western approaches towards sanctions, trade and energy security, arguing against applying selective standards to complex geopolitical issues.His remarks come amid continuing scrutiny from some Western nations over India’s relationship with Russia. New Delhi has consistently maintained that its foreign policy and energy decisions are guided by national interest, energy security and economic considerations.(With inputs from ANI)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 MediaVideosThree Killed As Massive Fire Breaks Out In Multi-Storey Residential Building In Delhi’s TughlakabadJaishankar Calls Out Europe’s ‘Double Standards’, Says European Weapons Have Been Used Against IndiaFalta Strongman Paraded In Shorts By Cops After Arrest In Falta | WatchAll 28 Chief Ministers Attend NITI Aayog Meeting, Marking End of Recent Boycott TrendKirti Azad Dismisses Exit Talks, Says Didi Will Fix Kalyan Banerjee Dispute | WatchCongress Sweeps Three Of Four Karnataka Rs Seats As Poll Ends Without ContestBJP Wins All Three MP Rajya Sabha Seats Unopposed After Congress Nominee RejectedRam Mandir Funds Issue Takes New Turn With Call For Investigation; Calls For Accountability Emerge’Abhishek Banerjee Destroyed TMC’: Suspended Leader Riju Dutta Launches Fresh AttackIndia-Bangladesh Border Standoff Leaves 55-year-old Stranded In No-Man’s Land123Photostories6 Fascinating plants that do not produce flowers but still thrive in natureInland Taipan changes colour with the seasons: Inside the strange and dramatic seasonal color change explainedIs your child carrying emotional baggage? 6 subtle signs and what parents can do to help10 beautiful baby girl names starting with the letter T“This will help prevent…and improve..” Why did Amit Shah praise this rice varietyShoaib Malik to Glenn Maxwell: 7 international cricketers who married Indian women27-year-old woman shares 5 reasons she doesn’t want to get married earlyNo crowds, no chaos: This remote Himalayan valley in Uttarkhand feels frozen in time5 venomous snakes you’ll only find in Africa and where to spot them5 things fathers should never do and how these mistakes affect a child’s personality123Hot Picks147000 Medical BillGulf of Oman attackFifa World Cup Opening CeremonyShakiraIndia Vs Afghanistan HighlightsVaibhav SooryavanshiLewis HamiltonCJP ProtestHow to Watch FIFA world cup highlightsTop TrendingHaryana Gym Owner MurderGuru Randhawa Gym FiringGold Rate TodayFIFA World Cup 2026Delhi Hotel FireSingappen Special ForceCJP ProtestCBSE Class 10 Second Board ResultBengaluru Child DeathKarnataka Murder

NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Thursday pushed back against European criticism of India’s Russia policy, saying weapons sold by European countries had been used against India for years even as they questioned New Delhi’s purchase of Russian oil. Defending India’s energy choices, he also revealed that the United States had encouraged India to buy Russian crude in 2022 to help stabilise global oil markets after sanctions were imposed on Moscow.Speaking at the Kultaranta Talks in Finland during a discussion on “Emerging Powers and the New Geopolitical Competition”, Jaishankar responded to a question suggesting India had been “too sympathetic to Russia” and overly dependent on Russian oil since the outbreak of the Ukraine conflict.”No European country has been attacked with Indian weapons. I wish I could say that for Europe weapons vis-a-vis India,” Jaishankar said.When asked to elaborate, the minister pointed to India’s longstanding security concerns over European arms exports.”Europe sells weapons, which are used to attack India. Not just now but for many years. We Indians have never done anything to endanger Europe. I think that’s a reasonable point,” Jaishankar emphasised.Defending India’s energy choices, Jaishankar said New Delhi’s purchases were driven by economic considerations rather than geopolitics and noted that changing market dynamics after the Ukraine war left Russian crude among the most accessible options.The minister also disclosed that Washington had itself asked India to continue buying Russian oil to prevent disruptions in global energy markets.”At that time, the US directly asked India to buy Russian oil to stabilise the oil market. We buy oil based on cost and availability,” Jaishankar said.Explaining India’s position further, he added: “I’ll make two observations. I buy oil based on cost and availability. So at that point of time, much of the oil available in the market was Russian because Europeans were essentially buying oil from the Middle East, which was our traditional supplier. So circumstances pushed us in a certain direction.”Jaishankar also questioned what he described as inconsistencies in Western approaches towards sanctions, trade and energy security, arguing against applying selective standards to complex geopolitical issues.His remarks come amid continuing scrutiny from some Western nations over India’s relationship with Russia. New Delhi has consistently maintained that its foreign policy and energy decisions are guided by national interest, energy security and economic considerations.(With inputs from ANI)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 MediaVideosThree Killed As Massive Fire Breaks Out In Multi-Storey Residential Building In Delhi’s TughlakabadJaishankar Calls Out Europe’s ‘Double Standards’, Says European Weapons Have Been Used Against IndiaFalta Strongman Paraded In Shorts By Cops After Arrest In Falta | WatchAll 28 Chief Ministers Attend NITI Aayog Meeting, Marking End of Recent Boycott TrendKirti Azad Dismisses Exit Talks, Says Didi Will Fix Kalyan Banerjee Dispute | WatchCongress Sweeps Three Of Four Karnataka Rs Seats As Poll Ends Without ContestBJP Wins All Three MP Rajya Sabha Seats Unopposed After Congress Nominee RejectedRam Mandir Funds Issue Takes New Turn With Call For Investigation; Calls For Accountability Emerge’Abhishek Banerjee Destroyed TMC’: Suspended Leader Riju Dutta Launches Fresh AttackIndia-Bangladesh Border Standoff Leaves 55-year-old Stranded In No-Man’s Land123Photostories6 Fascinating plants that do not produce flowers but still thrive in natureInland Taipan changes colour with the seasons: Inside the strange and dramatic seasonal color change explainedIs your child carrying emotional baggage? 6 subtle signs and what parents can do to help10 beautiful baby girl names starting with the letter T“This will help prevent…and improve..” Why did Amit Shah praise this rice varietyShoaib Malik to Glenn Maxwell: 7 international cricketers who married Indian women27-year-old woman shares 5 reasons she doesn’t want to get married earlyNo crowds, no chaos: This remote Himalayan valley in Uttarkhand feels frozen in time5 venomous snakes you’ll only find in Africa and where to spot them5 things fathers should never do and how these mistakes affect a child’s personality123Hot Picks147000 Medical BillGulf of Oman attackFifa World Cup Opening CeremonyShakiraIndia Vs Afghanistan HighlightsVaibhav SooryavanshiLewis HamiltonCJP ProtestHow to Watch FIFA world cup highlightsTop TrendingHaryana Gym Owner MurderGuru Randhawa Gym FiringGold Rate TodayFIFA World Cup 2026Delhi Hotel FireSingappen Special ForceCJP ProtestCBSE Class 10 Second Board ResultBengaluru Child DeathKarnataka Murder

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NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Thursday pushed back against European criticism of India’s Russia policy, saying weapons sold by European countries had been used against India for years even as they questioned New Delhi’s purchase of Russian oil. Defending India’s energy choices, he also revealed that the United States had encouraged India…

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Jun 12, 2026, 08:46 IST

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Serena Williams with her doubles partner Victoria Mboko. (AP Photo) Serena Williams’ much-anticipated return to professional tennis lasted just one match after her doubles campaign at Queen’s Club came to an abrupt end on Thursday due to an injury suffered by her partner Victoria Mboko.The 44-year-old American had marked her comeback in style on Tuesday,…

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OSSSC Nursing Officer Recruitment 2026: 5,989 vacancies announced- Here’s how to apply

OSSSC Nursing Officer Recruitment 2026: 5,989 vacancies announced- Here’s how to apply

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The Odisha Sub-Ordinate Staff Selection Commission (OSSSC) has announced a major recruitment drive for Nursing Officers in the state. Through a short notification issued on June 11, the commission said it will fill 5,989 District Cadre Group-C Nursing Officer posts under the Health and Family Welfare Department of the Odisha government. The recruitment will cover…

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‘One Month Mark’: Jennifer Lawrence to feature in romantic comedy | English Movie News

‘One Month Mark’: Jennifer Lawrence to feature in romantic comedy | English Movie News

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Actor Jennifer Lawrence has been roped in to star in a romantic comedy titled ‘One Month Mark’. Notably, she will also produce the project.David Ready and Peter Chernin of Chernin Entertainment, one of the companies behind horror hit Backrooms, are producing along with Lawrence, who is producing via her Excellent Cadaver banner, as well as…

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Yusuf Pathan to Saayoni Ghosh: Full list of 19 rebel TMC MPs seeking to split Mamata’s party

Yusuf Pathan to Saayoni Ghosh: Full list of 19 rebel TMC MPs seeking to split Mamata’s party

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Two factions, two directions: TMC rebels face unprecedented political divide NEW DELHI: The names of 19 of the 20 rebel Trinamool Congress (TMC) Lok Sabha MPs have finally been revealed, with the group submitting their names to Speaker Om Birla’s office on May 18.The breakaway group is led by senior leader Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar. Cricketer-turned-politician…

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