June 22, 2026
Best sitcoms to watch on Peacock

Best sitcoms to watch on Peacock

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‘The Office’ is the sitcom everyone knows, and honestly, there’s a reason for that. You’ve got the oddball crew at Dunder Mifflin, led by Michael Scott—awkward, clueless, but somehow lovable. The show nails that perfect mix of cringe and heart, and it’s packed with lines people still quote years later. The streamer even has “Superfan…

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Singer D4Vd: Singer and streamer D4vd faces renewed scrutiny in Celeste Rivas case after Neo’s online posts

Singer D4Vd: Singer and streamer D4vd faces renewed scrutiny in Celeste Rivas case after Neo’s online posts

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Singer and streamer d4vd is once again at the center of attention after new online posts from his former friend Neo Langston added another twist to the ongoing investigation connected to Celeste Rivas Hernandez. The case has already received wide public attention since authorities began looking into the death of the 14-year-old girl. Now, Neo’s…

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Army soldier dies during night patrol in Baramulla

Army soldier dies during night patrol in Baramulla

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SRINAGAR: A soldier serving with 46 Rashtriya Rifles died after slipping while on night patrol in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district, Army said Friday.The soldier, posted at Fatehgarh Sheeri camp, slipped and lost consciousness Thursday. He was rushed to Govt Medical College, Baramulla, where doctors declared him dead on arrival. The soldier hailed from Haryana. Source…

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– NEW DELHI: Air travellers should get ready for a major hike in airfares. Jet fuel prices have been more than doubled for April following the Iran war, dealing a deadly blow to Indian carriers. Oil PSUs early on Wednesday morning announced aviation turbine fuel (ATF) pricing for April, with the same for domestic flights increasing by about 115% and that for international flights by about 107%. The rupee touching new life lows on a daily basis adds to airlines’ burden as most of there costs are dollar-denominated.Domestic ATF pricing: A kilo litre (KL or 1,000 litres) of ATF in India’s busiest aviation hub Delhi’s IGIA will now cost Rs 2,07,341.22 — up 114.5% from Rs 96,638.14 last month — for domestic flights. This is the first time the price of this refined kerosene meant to ensure aircraft defy gravity has defied gravity by crossing the Rs 2-lakh mark in Delhi, Kolkata, and Chennai. India’s second busiest hub, Mumbai’s CSMIA, will see the price hiking 115% from Rs 90,451.87 last month to Rs 194,968.67 in April.ATF pricing for international flights: ATF pricing has crossed the ,000-mark for the first time in India for these flights by Indian carriers. A kilo litre of ATF for international flights will now cost ,690.81 in Delhi — up 107% from 6.91 last month. Mumbai pricing and hike is almost the same. At ,727.3, Kolkata will see the highest price — up 102% from last month’s 5.25. With the rupee at record low, the pricing will pinch even more.In April and May 2024, ATF price for international flights was over 0. But at that time, the dollar-rupee exchange rate was at 83-84 levels. Now it is at a record low of over 95.What it means for airlines’ cost structure: Even before the anticipated hike in India which is a fallout of the Iran war and on similar lines with what has happened in most other countries, ATF for domestic flights was one of the most expensive globally in India. Jet fuel accounted for 40%—45% of airlines’ total operating costs. This percentage will now change majorly and make operations unviable for weak players.What airlines will do: Airlines will hike fares to reflect the increased operating costs. This will have an impact in demand and leading to cutting of flights. Airlines are watching each route closely to see if operating that makes economic sense or not. IndiGo, Air India group, Akasa are among the airlines that had last month imposed or hiked fuel surcharge which now range from Rs 150 to 0. Now the same may be revised. The fare cap of Rs 18,000 for domestic flights was removed on March 21, 2026. Since airlines have not got any fiscal relief on ATF excise (from Centre) or VAT (from some places like Delhi and Mumbai), they had categorically asked the govt to cap airfares only if their costs can be similarly capped too.Air India CEO Campbell Wilson had last month said in a mail to employees that “the financial impact of (Iran war) crisis is yet to be fully felt, as although the spot price of jet fuel has more than doubled, most of the impact will only hit us from next month.” He had warned escalating operating costs may force more airlines to cut flights “depending on how fuel costs, airfares and customer demand moves.” The rupee touching new life-lows on a daily basis adds to the dollar-denominated costs of airlines, including fuel for international flights of Indian carriers. On top of that routes to and from the west have become much longer.While airlines have introduced or hiked fuel surcharge, Wilson had said “not every customer is willing to pay higher airfares so there is a limit to how high we can price before demand drops. Additionally, given economic uncertainties, it is not certain that customers or companies will be as willing to travel as they were prior to the conflict, and may choose to stay put for a while.”“There will be pockets of new demand, such as we’re seeing on – and deploying additional flights to -some Europe and North America cities, but already airlines in some parts of the world are reducing some flights due to high fuel prices. Depending on how fuel costs, airfares and customer demand moves, we may also have to adjust,” Wilson had said.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaPhotostoriesThink your liver is safe because you don’t drink? These daily habits could be harming it, and how to protect it starting today5 iconic fashion quotes that will instantly upgrade your style todayExclusive – Prince Narula opens up on The 50, reacts to claims of using Elvish Yadav’s name for TRP, and addresses Rajat Dalal’s allegations about giving up the Ticket to Finale out of fear6 foods to combine with avocado to boost fiber intake and how to consume themUnanswered questions in ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ that keep the story alive beyond the screen5 cars that perfectly blend vintage charm with modern appealEnjoyed ‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’? 5 series like this you should add to your watchlistIPL 2026: How Indian cricketer Ishant Sharma met his wife Pratima Singh: From sport stars to parents5 things to know before entering an age-gap relationshipNutrition expert explains how regular potatoes can be used as a gut and liver-boosting food, simple recipe inside123Hot PicksIncome Tax Changes from April 1stPost office small savings schemesNASA Artemis IIAmazon treeIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays April 2026Bank Holidays AprilTop TrendingIPL Match TodayRajasthan Board 12th Science ResultVaibhav SooryavanshiKarnataka 1st PUC ResultsUS Iran WarKolkata Assembly ElectionBihar Temple NewsRavindra JadejaDrake Maye InjuryBank Holiday this week

– NEW DELHI: Air travellers should get ready for a major hike in airfares. Jet fuel prices have been more than doubled for April following the Iran war, dealing a deadly blow to Indian carriers. Oil PSUs early on Wednesday morning announced aviation turbine fuel (ATF) pricing for April, with the same for domestic flights increasing by about 115% and that for international flights by about 107%. The rupee touching new life lows on a daily basis adds to airlines’ burden as most of there costs are dollar-denominated.Domestic ATF pricing: A kilo litre (KL or 1,000 litres) of ATF in India’s busiest aviation hub Delhi’s IGIA will now cost Rs 2,07,341.22 — up 114.5% from Rs 96,638.14 last month — for domestic flights. This is the first time the price of this refined kerosene meant to ensure aircraft defy gravity has defied gravity by crossing the Rs 2-lakh mark in Delhi, Kolkata, and Chennai. India’s second busiest hub, Mumbai’s CSMIA, will see the price hiking 115% from Rs 90,451.87 last month to Rs 194,968.67 in April.ATF pricing for international flights: ATF pricing has crossed the $1,000-mark for the first time in India for these flights by Indian carriers. A kilo litre of ATF for international flights will now cost $1,690.81 in Delhi — up 107% from $816.91 last month. Mumbai pricing and hike is almost the same. At $1,727.3, Kolkata will see the highest price — up 102% from last month’s $855.25. With the rupee at record low, the pricing will pinch even more.In April and May 2024, ATF price for international flights was over $900. But at that time, the dollar-rupee exchange rate was at 83-84 levels. Now it is at a record low of over 95.What it means for airlines’ cost structure: Even before the anticipated hike in India which is a fallout of the Iran war and on similar lines with what has happened in most other countries, ATF for domestic flights was one of the most expensive globally in India. Jet fuel accounted for 40%—45% of airlines’ total operating costs. This percentage will now change majorly and make operations unviable for weak players.What airlines will do: Airlines will hike fares to reflect the increased operating costs. This will have an impact in demand and leading to cutting of flights. Airlines are watching each route closely to see if operating that makes economic sense or not. IndiGo, Air India group, Akasa are among the airlines that had last month imposed or hiked fuel surcharge which now range from Rs 150 to $200. Now the same may be revised. The fare cap of Rs 18,000 for domestic flights was removed on March 21, 2026. Since airlines have not got any fiscal relief on ATF excise (from Centre) or VAT (from some places like Delhi and Mumbai), they had categorically asked the govt to cap airfares only if their costs can be similarly capped too.Air India CEO Campbell Wilson had last month said in a mail to employees that “the financial impact of (Iran war) crisis is yet to be fully felt, as although the spot price of jet fuel has more than doubled, most of the impact will only hit us from next month.” He had warned escalating operating costs may force more airlines to cut flights “depending on how fuel costs, airfares and customer demand moves.” The rupee touching new life-lows on a daily basis adds to the dollar-denominated costs of airlines, including fuel for international flights of Indian carriers. On top of that routes to and from the west have become much longer.While airlines have introduced or hiked fuel surcharge, Wilson had said “not every customer is willing to pay higher airfares so there is a limit to how high we can price before demand drops. Additionally, given economic uncertainties, it is not certain that customers or companies will be as willing to travel as they were prior to the conflict, and may choose to stay put for a while.”“There will be pockets of new demand, such as we’re seeing on – and deploying additional flights to -some Europe and North America cities, but already airlines in some parts of the world are reducing some flights due to high fuel prices. Depending on how fuel costs, airfares and customer demand moves, we may also have to adjust,” Wilson had said.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaPhotostoriesThink your liver is safe because you don’t drink? These daily habits could be harming it, and how to protect it starting today5 iconic fashion quotes that will instantly upgrade your style todayExclusive – Prince Narula opens up on The 50, reacts to claims of using Elvish Yadav’s name for TRP, and addresses Rajat Dalal’s allegations about giving up the Ticket to Finale out of fear6 foods to combine with avocado to boost fiber intake and how to consume themUnanswered questions in ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ that keep the story alive beyond the screen5 cars that perfectly blend vintage charm with modern appealEnjoyed ‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’? 5 series like this you should add to your watchlistIPL 2026: How Indian cricketer Ishant Sharma met his wife Pratima Singh: From sport stars to parents5 things to know before entering an age-gap relationshipNutrition expert explains how regular potatoes can be used as a gut and liver-boosting food, simple recipe inside123Hot PicksIncome Tax Changes from April 1stPost office small savings schemesNASA Artemis IIAmazon treeIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays April 2026Bank Holidays AprilTop TrendingIPL Match TodayRajasthan Board 12th Science ResultVaibhav SooryavanshiKarnataka 1st PUC ResultsUS Iran WarKolkata Assembly ElectionBihar Temple NewsRavindra JadejaDrake Maye InjuryBank Holiday this week

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NEW DELHI: Air travellers should get ready for a major hike in airfares. Jet fuel prices have been more than doubled for April following the Iran war, dealing a deadly blow to Indian carriers. Oil PSUs early on Wednesday morning announced aviation turbine fuel (ATF) pricing for April, with the same for domestic flights increasing…

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Elon Musk’s ex-girlfriend Grimes reveals ‘UNUSUAL’ ability of their children | English Movie News

Elon Musk’s ex-girlfriend Grimes reveals ‘UNUSUAL’ ability of their children | English Movie News

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Singer Grimes shared an “unusual” observation about her children with ex Elon Musk, noting their “unmatched” pure aura. She revealed one child once inexplicably commanded a flock of crows, a trait she found “hilarious” given her father also has a crow following. Grimes also discussed their approach to screen time, prioritizing art and slower-paced content….

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Explained: How Candace Owens fell out of favour with MAGA over Erika Kirk | World News

Explained: How Candace Owens fell out of favour with MAGA over Erika Kirk | World News

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Candace Owens built her career by doing what few conservatives dared to do with such theatrical conviction. She attacked the cultural consensus, mocked liberal orthodoxy, and positioned herself as the MAGA movement’s most articulate provocateur. For years, that aggression made her indispensable. Then she turned the same instinct inward. The target was Erika Kirk, widow…

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NEW DELHI: Centre on Saturday appointed Lieutenant General N S Raja Subramani (Retd.) as the country’s next Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), according to an official announcement issued on Friday.The government said Lt Gen Raja Subramani, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM (Retd.), will also serve as Secretary to the Government of India in the Department of Military Affairs from the date he assumes charge until further orders.The current CDS, General Anil Chauhan, is set to complete his tenure on May 30, 2026.Lt Gen Raja Subramani has been serving as Military Adviser at the National Security Council Secretariat since September 1, 2025. Before that, he served as Vice Chief of the Army Staff from July 1, 2024, to July 31, 2025. He also held the post of General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Central Command between March 2023 and June 2024.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 MediaVideosVijay Claims Support Of 118 MLAs, Likely To Take Oath As Tamil Nadu CM TomorrowTN Political Crisis Deepens: Stalin Pushes Governor For Swift ActionAir India AI 171 Crash Probe In Final Stage, Report Likely Within A MonthTwo States, Two Big Winners: Suvendu Gets Bengal, Vijay Eyes Tamil NaduShah Hails BJP’s Historic Bengal Victory, Credits People’s Faith In ModiBJP Names Suvendu Adhikari As West Bengal’s First BJP Chief MinisterViral MLA Preference List Shows KC Venugopal Claiming Majority Support As Kerala CMTMC Leader Kunal Ghosh Says Bengal Violence Must Be Viewed From Two Different PerspectivesCongress-DMK Split And TVK Support Trigger Fresh INDIA Alliance TensionsPakistan’s Bizarre ‘Why Speak English?’ Reaction After India Details Op Sindoor Strikes123Photostories10 minutes daily spiritual practice that can help with overthinking and anxietyThe Parenting Style of Every Zodiac Sign Mom5 Incredible animals with no cordsThink crocodiles are just dangerous? These 10 facts reveal how unsettling they really areHow to make Raw Mango Dal Fry for summer dinner at homeFrom Ananya Panday to Bhavitha Mandava: How Indian girls are taking over Chanel’s fashion worldPersonality test: How you make a fist reveals if you are focused, a perfectionist, or observantToo much cardio after 40? Why women’s bodies may respond differently from men’sDo common mice found in homes and gardens can spread hantavirus7 things parents of highly confident children teach them differently123Hot PicksSBI Q4 resultsThane- Navi Mumbai corridorMaharashtra SSC ResultPune child rape-murder casePerambur election resultIndia-New Zealand FTASugarcane price hikeTop TrendingTamil nadu government formationVaibhav SooryavanshiTamil Nadu Class 12 Result 2026Maharashtra Board SSC Result 2026Mumbai Watermelon Death CaseDelhi Capital vs KKR IPL MatchWBBSE Madhyamik Result 2026Salil AnkolaDaniil Medvedev WifeBan vs Pak

NEW DELHI: Centre on Saturday appointed Lieutenant General N S Raja Subramani (Retd.) as the country’s next Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), according to an official announcement issued on Friday.The government said Lt Gen Raja Subramani, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM (Retd.), will also serve as Secretary to the Government of India in the Department of Military Affairs from the date he assumes charge until further orders.The current CDS, General Anil Chauhan, is set to complete his tenure on May 30, 2026.Lt Gen Raja Subramani has been serving as Military Adviser at the National Security Council Secretariat since September 1, 2025. Before that, he served as Vice Chief of the Army Staff from July 1, 2024, to July 31, 2025. He also held the post of General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Central Command between March 2023 and June 2024.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 MediaVideosVijay Claims Support Of 118 MLAs, Likely To Take Oath As Tamil Nadu CM TomorrowTN Political Crisis Deepens: Stalin Pushes Governor For Swift ActionAir India AI 171 Crash Probe In Final Stage, Report Likely Within A MonthTwo States, Two Big Winners: Suvendu Gets Bengal, Vijay Eyes Tamil NaduShah Hails BJP’s Historic Bengal Victory, Credits People’s Faith In ModiBJP Names Suvendu Adhikari As West Bengal’s First BJP Chief MinisterViral MLA Preference List Shows KC Venugopal Claiming Majority Support As Kerala CMTMC Leader Kunal Ghosh Says Bengal Violence Must Be Viewed From Two Different PerspectivesCongress-DMK Split And TVK Support Trigger Fresh INDIA Alliance TensionsPakistan’s Bizarre ‘Why Speak English?’ Reaction After India Details Op Sindoor Strikes123Photostories10 minutes daily spiritual practice that can help with overthinking and anxietyThe Parenting Style of Every Zodiac Sign Mom5 Incredible animals with no cordsThink crocodiles are just dangerous? These 10 facts reveal how unsettling they really areHow to make Raw Mango Dal Fry for summer dinner at homeFrom Ananya Panday to Bhavitha Mandava: How Indian girls are taking over Chanel’s fashion worldPersonality test: How you make a fist reveals if you are focused, a perfectionist, or observantToo much cardio after 40? Why women’s bodies may respond differently from men’sDo common mice found in homes and gardens can spread hantavirus7 things parents of highly confident children teach them differently123Hot PicksSBI Q4 resultsThane- Navi Mumbai corridorMaharashtra SSC ResultPune child rape-murder casePerambur election resultIndia-New Zealand FTASugarcane price hikeTop TrendingTamil nadu government formationVaibhav SooryavanshiTamil Nadu Class 12 Result 2026Maharashtra Board SSC Result 2026Mumbai Watermelon Death CaseDelhi Capital vs KKR IPL MatchWBBSE Madhyamik Result 2026Salil AnkolaDaniil Medvedev WifeBan vs Pak

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NEW DELHI: Centre on Saturday appointed Lieutenant General N S Raja Subramani (Retd.) as the country’s next Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), according to an official announcement issued on Friday.The government said Lt Gen Raja Subramani, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM (Retd.), will also serve as Secretary to the Government of India in the Department of…

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‘Examine On Humanitarian Grounds’ ‘Examine On Humanitarian Grounds’ NEW DELHI: After ascertaining repatriation of a pregnant Sunali Khatun along with her eight-year-old son to India, Supreme Court on Friday asked the Union govt to consider on humanitarian grounds the pleas for bringing back four others, including her husband, who were deported to Bangladesh in June this year.A bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi was informed by West Bengal’s counsel Kapil Sibal and counsel Sanjay Hegde, who appeared for Sunali’s father Bhodu Sekh, that she is back in India and residing with her father. When the bench asked whether adequate healthcare facilities are being extended to her, the state govt said it is providing her with required medical facilities given her advanced stage of pregnancy.Both Sibal & Hegde requested the court & solicitor general Tushar Mehta to consider bringing back the four others, who were deported along with Sunali to Bangladesh, and claimed that they have every document to prove that they were Indian citizens.Mehta said govt will need time to verify documents. The bench said, “If govt thinks on humanitarian grounds they can be brought back, it can do so. That will be without prejudice to govt’s legal arguments in the case.”The SG drew attention to a report on Friday on Sunali and said publication of such reports was meant to create a narrative, which amounts to influencing public opinion. The CJI-led bench said criticising orders of the court & publishing court proceedings in a case is perfectly fine, but attempting to peddle a narrative through a newspaper publication timed to the date of hearing is avoidable.”There should be no running commentary when a matter is sub-judice. Healthy criticism of a judgment is welcome. But publishing opinions on a sub-judice matter… the author and publisher need to be responsible. We judges are totally immune to what is published in newspapers which we go through only in the evening,” the CJI said.Sibal said, “Globally, comments are made on sub-judice matters in newspapers. It is not a sacrilege if motive is not attributed to the judge.” The CJI said, “Problem arises when distorted and half-baked truth is published. It creates a misapprehension in the minds of people.” Hegde said, “We need to develop thick skin for all these things.” The bench posted the matter for further hearing on Jan 6, when it would consider the plea for repatriation of the other four.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIndia Speeds Up Visas For Chinese Businesses Amid Thaw In Ties; Beijing Calls It ‘Positive Move’India’s Ambassador To UNESCO Hails Inscription Of Diwali On Intangible Cultural Heritage ListPutin Keeps Sharif Waiting In Ashgabat, Desperate Pakistan PM Gate-Crashes Meeting With ErdoganIs Trump Planning A New Core-5 Superclub With India As Central Power? Inside The Buzz In WashingtonIMF’s New Conditions Expose Pakistan’s Deep Economic Faultlines Amid Billion Rescue PackageLashkar Praises Munir’s CDF Elevation, Issues Threats To Kabul And Deepens Pakistan Proxy Crisis’Hindus Are Lathi-Charged’: Anurag Thakur Attacks Tamil Nadu Govt Over Karthigai Deepam RowCongress Shows Rift As Odisha MLA Writes To Sonia Gandhi Seeking Kharge’s Removal, Priyanka’s RiseTrump’s Million Gold Card Explained: What America’s Costliest Visa Means For Indian ApplicantsRahul Gandhi Demands Unified National Response As Parliament Debates India’s Air Pollution Crisis123PhotostoriesCuriosity Corner: Why is Lord Shiva always calm even when things go wrong?10 cardio exercises that are equal to walking 5000 stepsFrom ‘Andhadhun’ to ‘Jaane Jaan’: Bollywood movies with the most twisted endingsFrom Ranbir Kapoor’s congee to Ananya Panday’s gajar ka halwa: Actors and their favourite winter dishes‘Padayappa’ to ‘Petta’: Rajinikanth films that will explode your fan-boy heart on the Superstar’s birthday!5 longest animals found across the worldKidney damage: How “healthy” supplements and vitamins can sneakily hurt youFrom Border to Chhaava: ‘Dhurandhar’ Akshaye Khanna’s best performances you need to watch on OTTChef Sanjeev Kapoor’s creative and exotic fiber-rich broccoli recipes for winter monthsSonam Kapoor just gave us the winter-wedding maternity look of the season123Hot PicksMukesh Ambani vs Gautam AdaniDonald TrumpAnurag ThakurGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingSherrone MooreKell MooreWho is Mia SoretyWho is Jeff ShiverWWE Saturday Night Main EventDaniel JonesWWE RumorsJoel EmbiidPaige Shiver Net WorthIndiana Pacers vs Philadelphia 76ers

‘Examine On Humanitarian Grounds’ ‘Examine On Humanitarian Grounds’ NEW DELHI: After ascertaining repatriation of a pregnant Sunali Khatun along with her eight-year-old son to India, Supreme Court on Friday asked the Union govt to consider on humanitarian grounds the pleas for bringing back four others, including her husband, who were deported to Bangladesh in June this year.A bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi was informed by West Bengal’s counsel Kapil Sibal and counsel Sanjay Hegde, who appeared for Sunali’s father Bhodu Sekh, that she is back in India and residing with her father. When the bench asked whether adequate healthcare facilities are being extended to her, the state govt said it is providing her with required medical facilities given her advanced stage of pregnancy.Both Sibal & Hegde requested the court & solicitor general Tushar Mehta to consider bringing back the four others, who were deported along with Sunali to Bangladesh, and claimed that they have every document to prove that they were Indian citizens.Mehta said govt will need time to verify documents. The bench said, “If govt thinks on humanitarian grounds they can be brought back, it can do so. That will be without prejudice to govt’s legal arguments in the case.”The SG drew attention to a report on Friday on Sunali and said publication of such reports was meant to create a narrative, which amounts to influencing public opinion. The CJI-led bench said criticising orders of the court & publishing court proceedings in a case is perfectly fine, but attempting to peddle a narrative through a newspaper publication timed to the date of hearing is avoidable.”There should be no running commentary when a matter is sub-judice. Healthy criticism of a judgment is welcome. But publishing opinions on a sub-judice matter… the author and publisher need to be responsible. We judges are totally immune to what is published in newspapers which we go through only in the evening,” the CJI said.Sibal said, “Globally, comments are made on sub-judice matters in newspapers. It is not a sacrilege if motive is not attributed to the judge.” The CJI said, “Problem arises when distorted and half-baked truth is published. It creates a misapprehension in the minds of people.” Hegde said, “We need to develop thick skin for all these things.” The bench posted the matter for further hearing on Jan 6, when it would consider the plea for repatriation of the other four.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIndia Speeds Up Visas For Chinese Businesses Amid Thaw In Ties; Beijing Calls It ‘Positive Move’India’s Ambassador To UNESCO Hails Inscription Of Diwali On Intangible Cultural Heritage ListPutin Keeps Sharif Waiting In Ashgabat, Desperate Pakistan PM Gate-Crashes Meeting With ErdoganIs Trump Planning A New Core-5 Superclub With India As Central Power? Inside The Buzz In WashingtonIMF’s New Conditions Expose Pakistan’s Deep Economic Faultlines Amid $7 Billion Rescue PackageLashkar Praises Munir’s CDF Elevation, Issues Threats To Kabul And Deepens Pakistan Proxy Crisis’Hindus Are Lathi-Charged’: Anurag Thakur Attacks Tamil Nadu Govt Over Karthigai Deepam RowCongress Shows Rift As Odisha MLA Writes To Sonia Gandhi Seeking Kharge’s Removal, Priyanka’s RiseTrump’s $1 Million Gold Card Explained: What America’s Costliest Visa Means For Indian ApplicantsRahul Gandhi Demands Unified National Response As Parliament Debates India’s Air Pollution Crisis123PhotostoriesCuriosity Corner: Why is Lord Shiva always calm even when things go wrong?10 cardio exercises that are equal to walking 5000 stepsFrom ‘Andhadhun’ to ‘Jaane Jaan’: Bollywood movies with the most twisted endingsFrom Ranbir Kapoor’s congee to Ananya Panday’s gajar ka halwa: Actors and their favourite winter dishes‘Padayappa’ to ‘Petta’: Rajinikanth films that will explode your fan-boy heart on the Superstar’s birthday!5 longest animals found across the worldKidney damage: How “healthy” supplements and vitamins can sneakily hurt youFrom Border to Chhaava: ‘Dhurandhar’ Akshaye Khanna’s best performances you need to watch on OTTChef Sanjeev Kapoor’s creative and exotic fiber-rich broccoli recipes for winter monthsSonam Kapoor just gave us the winter-wedding maternity look of the season123Hot PicksMukesh Ambani vs Gautam AdaniDonald TrumpAnurag ThakurGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingSherrone MooreKell MooreWho is Mia SoretyWho is Jeff ShiverWWE Saturday Night Main EventDaniel JonesWWE RumorsJoel EmbiidPaige Shiver Net WorthIndiana Pacers vs Philadelphia 76ers

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‘Examine On Humanitarian Grounds’ NEW DELHI: After ascertaining repatriation of a pregnant Sunali Khatun along with her eight-year-old son to India, Supreme Court on Friday asked the Union govt to consider on humanitarian grounds the pleas for bringing back four others, including her husband, who were deported to Bangladesh in June this year.A bench of…

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Astrology reveals some zodiac signs are born smartest

Astrology reveals some zodiac signs are born smartest

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As per the books of astrology, Aquarius tops the list with Uranus-inspired brilliance, excelling in futuristic ideas and unconventional problem-solving ability. People born under this air sign, and their detachment allows them the objective analysis, which often revolutionizes fields like technology or social reform. These people must wear a blue sapphire to boost their charm,…

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China’s ‘ice-cold’ calculus: Why Tehran can’t count on Beijing

China’s ‘ice-cold’ calculus: Why Tehran can’t count on Beijing

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Despite Iran’s critical economic reliance on China, Beijing’s response to strikes on its leader was limited to verbal condemnation and calls for de-escalation. China prioritizes its broader economic interests and balanced regional ties over defending Tehran militarily, demonstrating a strategic calculus that favors diplomacy and deniability over direct intervention or security guarantees. When American and…

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Shane Gillis floats Nick Fuentes as possible ‘next Catholic president’ on Joe Rogan podcast: ‘Wild’ but ‘funny’

Shane Gillis floats Nick Fuentes as possible ‘next Catholic president’ on Joe Rogan podcast: ‘Wild’ but ‘funny’

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On The Joe Rogan Experience, comedian Shane Gillis suggested that far-right white nationalist Nick Fuentes could become the next Catholic president, praising his sense of humour. “Funny as ****,” Gillis said. The remark came as host Joe Rogan reflected on the scarcity of Catholics such as John F. Kennedy and Joe Biden in the White…

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‘He walks the talk’: Shreyas Iyer hails Virat Kohli after record-breaking ODI masterclass

‘He walks the talk’: Shreyas Iyer hails Virat Kohli after record-breaking ODI masterclass

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New Zealand’s Kyle Jamieson, centre, reacts as Virat Kohli, right, and Shreyas Iyer run between the wickets. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Shreyas Iyer reserved glowing praise for Virat Kohli after the Indian great delivered yet another masterclass in the opening ODI against New Zealand, guiding India to a four-wicket win while rewriting the record books…

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Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council’s five-year term concluded without any announcement of fresh elections or its future status. This has sparked concerns among regional leaders, who view the delay as detrimental to democracy, especially following recent violent protests demanding Sixth Schedule status and statehood. Representative image SRINAGAR: Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) completed its five-year term Thursday, with no announcement of fresh elections or on the council’s status.LAHDC was established under Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Act, 1995, during PM PV Narasimha Rao’s tenure and its first elections were held the same year. In the 2020 polls, BJP won 15 of 26 seats and took control of the council.Ladakh MP Mohmad Haneefa said with panchayat elections pending for several years, the hill council’s term ending without fresh polls being announced did not “augur well for the region”. “Govt has not issued any order on whether to extend its term or not. If no notification is issued for continuation and fresh elections are not held, it will not be good for democracy.”Chushul councillor Konchok Stanzin said the term being allowed to end without fresh elections indicated “the end of democracy” in the region. Kargil Democratic Alliance functionary Sajjad Kargili said “last remnants of democracy” were about to disappear.Administration was expected to issue an election notification between Sept 20 and 25 for polls around Oct 27-28. The process would have been completed by Nov 1 so that a new council could take charge on time.However, the situation turned volatile, particularly in Leh when police and paramilitary forces opened fire on protesters demanding Sixth Schedule status and statehood for Ladakh as demonstrations turned violent, killing four people and injuring more than 70, on Sept 24. Authorities in Leh imposed curfew-like restrictions, suspended mobile Internet, and arrested over 70 people, including climate activist Sonam Wangchuk. Govt has since restored Internet access and lifted restrictions. Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance, the two major political groupings, recently held talks with govt’s sub-committee on Ladakh region.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Other Countries Will Also…’: Former US Ambassador Sounds Nuclear Alarm After Trump’s Nuke OrderRJD Leader Shahnawaz Alam On Fight Against Brother Sarfaraz In Jokihat | Battle For Bihar‘Can’t Break The Deal’: Pakistan’s ‘US Drones’ Admission On Border Tensions With AfghanistanDelhi Police Alleges 2020 Riots Were Timed With Trump Visit And Aimed To Spark Pan India Unrest‘Pak Is Infuriated With…’: MEA Slams Pakistan Over Border Tensions With AfghanistanBengaluru Road Rage Horror: Delivery Boy Chased, Crushed To Death By Martial Arts Trainer CoupleHostage Drama At Powai Studio: Mumbai Police Rescues 17 Kidnapped Children, Accused Killed’No Tolerance For Terror Or Its Sponsors’: Cyprus Echoes India’s Stand, Backs PM Modi’s DoctrineIndia’s Iran Gambit Pays Off: US Grants India Sanctions Waiver on Chabahar Port For Six More MonthsIndian-origin Woman Confronts JD Vance On Wife Usha’s Faith And Trump’s Immigration Crackdown123 Photostories 3 most common nutrient deficiencies in Indians and how to overcome them5 hidden forests in and around Delhi that few people know aboutChris Evans welcomes baby girl: How many kids do the original Avengers actors have?Charu Asopa’s former father-in-law visits her Bikaner home for the first time; takes him out for a traditional Rajasthani dinner6 colour-changing animals that will leave you amazedWhy checking SNF percentage in milk packets is extremely important, and what does low SNF mean?Bollywood’s hidden family tree: Surprising celebrity connections you didn’t know aboutFrom small-town creator to owning a Rs 4.5 crore luxurious car: A look at Bigg Boss 19 contestant Mridul Tiwari’s lifestyle, net worth and more5 stunning earrings from Deepika Padukone’s jewellery collection to elevate your wedding look7 unique Indian baby boy names inspired by ‘colors of life’123Hot PicksCyclone MonthaBank Holiday TodayBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingKaelin Bradshaw Cause of DeathPrince HarryAnthony DavisJimmy TataRonda Rousey and Travis Net WorthH1B BanKash PatelNick MangoldLos Angeles Lakers vs Minnesota TimberwolvesConnor McDavid Wife

Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council’s five-year term concluded without any announcement of fresh elections or its future status. This has sparked concerns among regional leaders, who view the delay as detrimental to democracy, especially following recent violent protests demanding Sixth Schedule status and statehood. Representative image SRINAGAR: Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) completed its five-year term Thursday, with no announcement of fresh elections or on the council’s status.LAHDC was established under Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Act, 1995, during PM PV Narasimha Rao’s tenure and its first elections were held the same year. In the 2020 polls, BJP won 15 of 26 seats and took control of the council.Ladakh MP Mohmad Haneefa said with panchayat elections pending for several years, the hill council’s term ending without fresh polls being announced did not “augur well for the region”. “Govt has not issued any order on whether to extend its term or not. If no notification is issued for continuation and fresh elections are not held, it will not be good for democracy.”Chushul councillor Konchok Stanzin said the term being allowed to end without fresh elections indicated “the end of democracy” in the region. Kargil Democratic Alliance functionary Sajjad Kargili said “last remnants of democracy” were about to disappear.Administration was expected to issue an election notification between Sept 20 and 25 for polls around Oct 27-28. The process would have been completed by Nov 1 so that a new council could take charge on time.However, the situation turned volatile, particularly in Leh when police and paramilitary forces opened fire on protesters demanding Sixth Schedule status and statehood for Ladakh as demonstrations turned violent, killing four people and injuring more than 70, on Sept 24. Authorities in Leh imposed curfew-like restrictions, suspended mobile Internet, and arrested over 70 people, including climate activist Sonam Wangchuk. Govt has since restored Internet access and lifted restrictions. Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance, the two major political groupings, recently held talks with govt’s sub-committee on Ladakh region.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Other Countries Will Also…’: Former US Ambassador Sounds Nuclear Alarm After Trump’s Nuke OrderRJD Leader Shahnawaz Alam On Fight Against Brother Sarfaraz In Jokihat | Battle For Bihar‘Can’t Break The Deal’: Pakistan’s ‘US Drones’ Admission On Border Tensions With AfghanistanDelhi Police Alleges 2020 Riots Were Timed With Trump Visit And Aimed To Spark Pan India Unrest‘Pak Is Infuriated With…’: MEA Slams Pakistan Over Border Tensions With AfghanistanBengaluru Road Rage Horror: Delivery Boy Chased, Crushed To Death By Martial Arts Trainer CoupleHostage Drama At Powai Studio: Mumbai Police Rescues 17 Kidnapped Children, Accused Killed’No Tolerance For Terror Or Its Sponsors’: Cyprus Echoes India’s Stand, Backs PM Modi’s DoctrineIndia’s Iran Gambit Pays Off: US Grants India Sanctions Waiver on Chabahar Port For Six More MonthsIndian-origin Woman Confronts JD Vance On Wife Usha’s Faith And Trump’s Immigration Crackdown123 Photostories 3 most common nutrient deficiencies in Indians and how to overcome them5 hidden forests in and around Delhi that few people know aboutChris Evans welcomes baby girl: How many kids do the original Avengers actors have?Charu Asopa’s former father-in-law visits her Bikaner home for the first time; takes him out for a traditional Rajasthani dinner6 colour-changing animals that will leave you amazedWhy checking SNF percentage in milk packets is extremely important, and what does low SNF mean?Bollywood’s hidden family tree: Surprising celebrity connections you didn’t know aboutFrom small-town creator to owning a Rs 4.5 crore luxurious car: A look at Bigg Boss 19 contestant Mridul Tiwari’s lifestyle, net worth and more5 stunning earrings from Deepika Padukone’s jewellery collection to elevate your wedding look7 unique Indian baby boy names inspired by ‘colors of life’123Hot PicksCyclone MonthaBank Holiday TodayBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingKaelin Bradshaw Cause of DeathPrince HarryAnthony DavisJimmy TataRonda Rousey and Travis Net WorthH1B BanKash PatelNick MangoldLos Angeles Lakers vs Minnesota TimberwolvesConnor McDavid Wife

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SRINAGAR: Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) completed its five-year term Thursday, with no announcement of fresh elections or on the council’s status.LAHDC was established under Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Act, 1995, during PM PV Narasimha Rao’s tenure and its first elections were held the same year. In the 2020 polls, BJP won 15…

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JAC Class 12th result 2026 ‘soon’ says DigiLocker notice: Check steps to download scorecards

JAC Class 12th result 2026 ‘soon’ says DigiLocker notice: Check steps to download scorecards

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JAC Class 12th result 2026 JAC Class 12th result 2026: The Jharkhand Academic Council is expected to declare the JAC Class 12th result 2026 shortly on the official website, jacresults.com. A recent DigiLocker notice has added momentum to speculation. It has been indicated that the JAC Class 12th results are expected to be released “soon.”…

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