July 21, 2026
UAE Launches economic programme to attract 1,000 global trade companies and boost emirati exports | World News

UAE Launches economic programme to attract 1,000 global trade companies and boost emirati exports | World News

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Sheikh Mohammed launches UAE programme to attract 1,000 global trade companies and expand exports/Image: X The UAE has introduced a new international economic programme designed to attract the world’s leading trading companies, expand access for local exporters, and reinforce the country’s role as a central hub in global commerce. The initiative comes as the nation…

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‘New venue, but India should know the conditions better’: Ex-cricketer sounds alert ahead of Guwahati Test

‘New venue, but India should know the conditions better’: Ex-cricketer sounds alert ahead of Guwahati Test

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NEW DELHI: As India prepare for an unfamiliar battlefield in Guwahati, former opener Aakash Chopra believes that the hosts still enter the second Test against South Africa with a subtle but crucial edge — the innate familiarity of Indian conditions. Even though the ACA Stadium is hosting its first-ever Test, Chopra insists that “home advantage”…

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Al-Falah University dupes students of ₹415 crore: How to verify an institute’s accreditation and spot fake claims

Al-Falah University dupes students of ₹415 crore: How to verify an institute’s accreditation and spot fake claims

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Al-Falah University’s ₹415-crore ‘dupe’ scandal has exposed how easily institutions can mislead students Al-Falah University’s story reads like a cautionary tale stitched from two very different worlds—education and extremism. Investigators probing the recent Red Fort car blast in Delhi say the conspiracy trail runs through this very campus, with a former professor under the scanner…

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‘Sunjay Kapur did not treat Karisma Kapoor badly’: Sister Mandhira Kapur recalls their divorce, REGRETS supporting his relationship with Priya Kapur

‘Sunjay Kapur did not treat Karisma Kapoor badly’: Sister Mandhira Kapur recalls their divorce, REGRETS supporting his relationship with Priya Kapur

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Sunjay Kapur’s family battle has taken a dramatic new turn, with his sister Mandhira Kapur stepping forward to defend both her late brother and her ‘bestie’ Karisma Kapoor. This comes only days after the Delhi High Court urged everyone involved in the will dispute to not turn the situation melodramatic. But outside the courtroom, the…

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With issue of a draft form, USCIS takes first step towards launch of the ‘Gold Card’ program

With issue of a draft form, USCIS takes first step towards launch of the ‘Gold Card’ program

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The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has taken a key preliminary step toward the launch of the ‘Gold Card’ permanent-residence program, an initiative which could allow foreign nationals to gain lawful permanent residence in the US via a large government donation.Under the plan—a component of the broader immigration agenda of the Trump administration—the USCIS…

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India faces a critical choice at COP 30. The nation must shift its perspective on climate action from sacrifice to strategy. This presents an opportunity for a multi-trillion-dollar industrial revolution. India can lead in clean technology by investing in sectors like hydrogen and biofuels. This transition will create jobs and ensure a thriving future. . At COP 30 this week, the world’s most powerful leaders are once again bargaining over degrees and decades: how much warming to allow, how long developing countries can keep burning coal, how much money will flow south. India’s delegation is pressing, as always, for climate equity. On paper, they’re right: our per-capita emissions remain a fraction of the West’s. But the longer I listen, the hollower the argument sounds. We are the nation with the most to lose – and the most to gain – if we treat climate action not as moral obligation but as our next multi-trillion-dollar industrial revolution.This summer, I was back home in Uttarakhand. When the monsoon reaches the Himalayas, the rain is always heavy. Add climate change and a fragile mountain ecosystem, and you get a watery graveyard. In a visit that lasted 60 days, we lost over 250 lives. I wish I could say this was new. Every rainy season so far has brought a new tragedy: landslides, cloudbursts and the smell of wet earth and rubble that never left my clothes. In my lifetime, Uttarakhand has lost over 10,000 people to climate-related disasters – and I turned 27 last week. Himachal, J&K and Punjab tell the same story. On the other side of the world, sitting in classrooms at Stanford, I see the other face of the climate divide. In Silicon Valley, trillion-dollar companies are being built on conviction that decarbonisation is the defining economic race of our time. The wealth of the world’s richest man rests on electrifying cars and reusing rockets. Meanwhile, the world’s seventh-most climate-vulnerable nation (Economic Survey of India, 2024-25) still frames climate action as sacrifice, not strategy. China does not. While still demanding concessions as a developing country, China has systematically invested in wind and solar for decades. Today, their clean energy sector is worth 10 times India’s. And they’re doubling down on their bet: the Chinese invested a trillion dollars into the sector in 2024, more than 40 times our investment.India cannot afford to watch the second clean-tech revolution from the sidelines.Vinod Khosla, arguably India’s most famous export to Silicon Valley, said that just “a dozen extraordinary entrepreneurs will make all the difference in the fight against climate change.” I believe India should produce at least half of them. We sit at the intersection of crisis and capability – a nation with the most pressing environmental challenges and a generation of engineers capable of solving them.But to get there, we must face an uncomfortable truth: the world that created India’s IT boom is disappearing. Artificial intelligence is taking over the very software and back-office jobs our education system was designed to mass-produce. This disruption can turn India’s much-talked-about demographic dividend into a liability. But it also offers an extraordinary chance for reinvention. What if we reorient our academic engine from programming for outsourcing contracts to designing for sustainability? The analytical rigor that once wrote code for American banks can now write the blueprints for India’s green manufacturing surge.This shift will require courage and focus. At IIT Bombay, I wanted to study environmental engineering, but it wasn’t as ‘sexy’ as robotics or as cool as AI, so I put it off for Stanford. 2.5 million Indians graduate with STEM degrees each year, but less than 2500 join climate-related industries. If we succeed in making climate-tech aspirational for generations raised on IIT-JEE and package rankings, India can move from being the world’s back office to its climate Silicon Valley.We must bet boldly, not broadly. Choose a few sectors where we have a natural right to win and go deep. That means building manufacturing platforms for hydrogen, geothermal, and biofuels: industries that match our resource base, talent pool, and domestic demand. It also means re-skilling millions of workers displaced by the AI wave to join this transition.Our choice is not between development and decarbonization. It is between thriving or suffering. The climate technologies that will define this choice are being built now. Where they are built will determine what I can call home on my 50th birthday.When it comes to climate change, India doesn’t need more time. It needs more builders.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosNSA Ajit Doval Declares Regional Stability And Security India’s Duty At Colombo Security DialogueMarking a Political Milestone, Nitish Kumar Sworn In as Bihar CM for the 10th TimeIndian Navy Sends Strong Signal To Beijing As China Offers Submarines to Pakistan, Assures ReadinessUS Approves Major Arms Deal For India With Javelins And Excalibur To Counter Regional Threats”We Are Done…” Trump Recalls Critical Modi Call That Averted India-Pakistan Nuclear ClashNitish Kumar To Take CM Oath For Record 10th Time At Patna’s Gandhi Maidan, PM Modi To AttendBangladesh To Seek Interpol’s Help To Extradite Sheikh Hasina From India’Fatwa Issued…’: BJP Jabs ‘Indira Nazi Congress’ For Criticising Tharoor Over Modi Speech PraiseRussia Showcases Missile-Only Pantsir SMD-E Air Defence System At Dubai Airshow 2025’We Hit India…’: Pakistani Leader’s Explosive Admission Unmasks Islamabad’s Terror Links Again123Photostories5 home remedies for period cramps in teenage girls that parents can tryWhat’s changing at Mumbai’s iconic Shivaji Park? BMC floats tender for major revamp8 animals that look earless but hear through hidden adaptations8 easy exercises for kids to do at homeMumbai–Delhi high-speed dream on pause: WR insists on full Kavach safety firstCristiano Ronaldo’s partner Georgina Rodríguez is a true fitness role model: Want her glow? Try these 5 fitness moves6 Indian dishes among the 100 Best Chicken Dishes in the WorldSonam Kapoor dresses like late Princess Diana to announce second pregnancy7 emotional wounds of childhood parents may fail to recognizeBoiled Black Chana Soup with pepper: 5 ways it can upgrade health and nutrition123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayBihar Minister List 2025Bihar CM Oath CeremonyGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingTrevon DiggsTom BradyMLB SignsDraymond GreenCanara Bank Manager RobberyFortnite DownTop Stock RecommendationsGold Silver Price PredictionStefon DiggsBaker Mayfield Wife

India faces a critical choice at COP 30. The nation must shift its perspective on climate action from sacrifice to strategy. This presents an opportunity for a multi-trillion-dollar industrial revolution. India can lead in clean technology by investing in sectors like hydrogen and biofuels. This transition will create jobs and ensure a thriving future. . At COP 30 this week, the world’s most powerful leaders are once again bargaining over degrees and decades: how much warming to allow, how long developing countries can keep burning coal, how much money will flow south. India’s delegation is pressing, as always, for climate equity. On paper, they’re right: our per-capita emissions remain a fraction of the West’s. But the longer I listen, the hollower the argument sounds. We are the nation with the most to lose – and the most to gain – if we treat climate action not as moral obligation but as our next multi-trillion-dollar industrial revolution.This summer, I was back home in Uttarakhand. When the monsoon reaches the Himalayas, the rain is always heavy. Add climate change and a fragile mountain ecosystem, and you get a watery graveyard. In a visit that lasted 60 days, we lost over 250 lives. I wish I could say this was new. Every rainy season so far has brought a new tragedy: landslides, cloudbursts and the smell of wet earth and rubble that never left my clothes. In my lifetime, Uttarakhand has lost over 10,000 people to climate-related disasters – and I turned 27 last week. Himachal, J&K and Punjab tell the same story. On the other side of the world, sitting in classrooms at Stanford, I see the other face of the climate divide. In Silicon Valley, trillion-dollar companies are being built on conviction that decarbonisation is the defining economic race of our time. The wealth of the world’s richest man rests on electrifying cars and reusing rockets. Meanwhile, the world’s seventh-most climate-vulnerable nation (Economic Survey of India, 2024-25) still frames climate action as sacrifice, not strategy. China does not. While still demanding concessions as a developing country, China has systematically invested in wind and solar for decades. Today, their clean energy sector is worth 10 times India’s. And they’re doubling down on their bet: the Chinese invested a trillion dollars into the sector in 2024, more than 40 times our investment.India cannot afford to watch the second clean-tech revolution from the sidelines.Vinod Khosla, arguably India’s most famous export to Silicon Valley, said that just “a dozen extraordinary entrepreneurs will make all the difference in the fight against climate change.” I believe India should produce at least half of them. We sit at the intersection of crisis and capability – a nation with the most pressing environmental challenges and a generation of engineers capable of solving them.But to get there, we must face an uncomfortable truth: the world that created India’s IT boom is disappearing. Artificial intelligence is taking over the very software and back-office jobs our education system was designed to mass-produce. This disruption can turn India’s much-talked-about demographic dividend into a liability. But it also offers an extraordinary chance for reinvention. What if we reorient our academic engine from programming for outsourcing contracts to designing for sustainability? The analytical rigor that once wrote code for American banks can now write the blueprints for India’s green manufacturing surge.This shift will require courage and focus. At IIT Bombay, I wanted to study environmental engineering, but it wasn’t as ‘sexy’ as robotics or as cool as AI, so I put it off for Stanford. 2.5 million Indians graduate with STEM degrees each year, but less than 2500 join climate-related industries. If we succeed in making climate-tech aspirational for generations raised on IIT-JEE and package rankings, India can move from being the world’s back office to its climate Silicon Valley.We must bet boldly, not broadly. Choose a few sectors where we have a natural right to win and go deep. That means building manufacturing platforms for hydrogen, geothermal, and biofuels: industries that match our resource base, talent pool, and domestic demand. It also means re-skilling millions of workers displaced by the AI wave to join this transition.Our choice is not between development and decarbonization. It is between thriving or suffering. The climate technologies that will define this choice are being built now. Where they are built will determine what I can call home on my 50th birthday.When it comes to climate change, India doesn’t need more time. It needs more builders.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosNSA Ajit Doval Declares Regional Stability And Security India’s Duty At Colombo Security DialogueMarking a Political Milestone, Nitish Kumar Sworn In as Bihar CM for the 10th TimeIndian Navy Sends Strong Signal To Beijing As China Offers Submarines to Pakistan, Assures ReadinessUS Approves Major Arms Deal For India With Javelins And Excalibur To Counter Regional Threats”We Are Done…” Trump Recalls Critical Modi Call That Averted India-Pakistan Nuclear ClashNitish Kumar To Take CM Oath For Record 10th Time At Patna’s Gandhi Maidan, PM Modi To AttendBangladesh To Seek Interpol’s Help To Extradite Sheikh Hasina From India’Fatwa Issued…’: BJP Jabs ‘Indira Nazi Congress’ For Criticising Tharoor Over Modi Speech PraiseRussia Showcases Missile-Only Pantsir SMD-E Air Defence System At Dubai Airshow 2025’We Hit India…’: Pakistani Leader’s Explosive Admission Unmasks Islamabad’s Terror Links Again123Photostories5 home remedies for period cramps in teenage girls that parents can tryWhat’s changing at Mumbai’s iconic Shivaji Park? BMC floats tender for major revamp8 animals that look earless but hear through hidden adaptations8 easy exercises for kids to do at homeMumbai–Delhi high-speed dream on pause: WR insists on full Kavach safety firstCristiano Ronaldo’s partner Georgina Rodríguez is a true fitness role model: Want her glow? Try these 5 fitness moves6 Indian dishes among the 100 Best Chicken Dishes in the WorldSonam Kapoor dresses like late Princess Diana to announce second pregnancy7 emotional wounds of childhood parents may fail to recognizeBoiled Black Chana Soup with pepper: 5 ways it can upgrade health and nutrition123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayBihar Minister List 2025Bihar CM Oath CeremonyGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingTrevon DiggsTom BradyMLB SignsDraymond GreenCanara Bank Manager RobberyFortnite DownTop Stock RecommendationsGold Silver Price PredictionStefon DiggsBaker Mayfield Wife

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At COP 30 this week, the world’s most powerful leaders are once again bargaining over degrees and decades: how much warming to allow, how long developing countries can keep burning coal, how much money will flow south. India’s delegation is pressing, as always, for climate equity. On paper, they’re right: our per-capita emissions remain a…

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Updated: Nov 20, 2025, 15:33 IST

Updated: Nov 20, 2025, 15:33 IST

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Shubman Gill not playing the 2nd Test will be a big blow for Team India who are already trailing 1-0 and need a win to salvage a draw. (Image via AP) India captain Shubman Gill is headed for a crucial fitness assessment, leaving the question of his availability for the second Test against South Africa…

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Farhan Akhtar and Ranveer Singh’s warm friendship lights up ‘120 Bahadur’ screening – watch video

Farhan Akhtar and Ranveer Singh’s warm friendship lights up ‘120 Bahadur’ screening – watch video

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Ranveer Singh attended the special screening of ‘120 Bahadur’ in Mumbai, creating buzz with a warm hug with Farhan Akhtar. Their reunion on the red carpet has sparked widespread excitement, fueling speculation about Ranveer’s future role in the upcoming ‘Don 3’ franchise. Their friendly interaction was widely shared on social media. Farhan Akhtar’s upcoming film,…

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PhysicsWallah stock slide: Shares sink for third day as Rs 8,600 crore wiped out since debut – what’s next

PhysicsWallah stock slide: Shares sink for third day as Rs 8,600 crore wiped out since debut – what’s next

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PhysicsWallah’s sharp post-listing rally has reversed just as quickly, with the stock falling for the third straight session and wiping out significant investor wealth. Shares skidded over 9% to Rs 130.65 on the BSE on Thursday, dragging the company’s market capitalisation below Rs 37,700 crore and erasing nearly Rs 8,609 crore since listing.The edtech firm…

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Second most expensive artwork in history: Klimt’s portrait of Elisabeth Lederer sells for 6.4 million | World News

Second most expensive artwork in history: Klimt’s portrait of Elisabeth Lederer sells for $236.4 million | World News

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Gustav Klimt’s Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer has become one of the most talked about artworks of the year after selling for 236.4 million US dollars, making it the second most expensive painting ever sold at auction. The result has pushed the artist back into global conversation and shown just how powerful the demand still is…

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seen waving his signature gamcha at Nitish Kumar’s swearing-in ceremony in Patna, marking the latter’s record 10th term as Bihar Chief Minister. PM Modi congratulated the new government and thanked the people of Bihar for the NDA’s significant mandate. PM Modi waves ‘gamcha’ again (Image/X@ANI) NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi drew attention at Patna’s Gandhi Maidan on Thursday as he waved his signature ‘gamcha’ while attending Nitish Kumar’s swearing-in ceremony.The Janata Dal (United) chief took oath as Bihar chief minister for a record 10th time in the presence of senior BJP leaders and several NDA chief ministers.This is not the first time PM Modi has expressed his celebratory gesture with the traditional cloth. Last week, after the NDA’s massive victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, he was seen waving a gamcha with high energy at the BJP headquarters in Delhi.Wearing a Nehru jacket and standing alongside Nitish Kumar, BJP ministers Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha and Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, the Prime Minister congratulated the new government. He also thanked the people of Bihar for the 202-seat mandate that brought the NDA back to power in the 243-member assembly.On X, PM Modi extended wishes to Nitish Kumar and his Council of Ministers.“Congratulations to Shri Nitish Kumar Ji on taking oath as Bihar’s Chief Minister. He is an experienced administrator with a proven track record of good governance for many years. My best wishes to him for his tenure ahead,” he wrote.In another post, he said, “My best wishes to all those who have taken oath as Ministers in the Bihar Government. This is a wonderful team, with dedicated leaders who will take Bihar to new heights. Wishing them the very best.”He also congratulated Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha and praised their grassroots work and role in public service.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 MediaVideosMarking a Political Milestone, Nitish Kumar Sworn In as Bihar CM for the 10th TimeIndian Navy Sends Strong Signal To Beijing As China Offers Submarines to Pakistan, Assures ReadinessUS Approves Major Arms Deal For India With Javelins And Excalibur To Counter Regional Threats”We Are Done…” Trump Recalls Critical Modi Call That Averted India-Pakistan Nuclear ClashNitish Kumar To Take CM Oath For Record 10th Time At Patna’s Gandhi Maidan, PM Modi To AttendBangladesh To Seek Interpol’s Help To Extradite Sheikh Hasina From India’Fatwa Issued…’: BJP Jabs ‘Indira Nazi Congress’ For Criticising Tharoor Over Modi Speech PraiseRussia Showcases Missile-Only Pantsir SMD-E Air Defence System At Dubai Airshow 2025’We Hit India…’: Pakistani Leader’s Explosive Admission Unmasks Islamabad’s Terror Links Again’Can’t Rule Out All-Out War’: Pakistan’s Khawaja Asif Rattled Over Army Chief’s Sindoor 2.0 Warning123Photostories8 animals that look earless but hear through hidden adaptations8 easy exercises for kids to do at homeCristiano Ronaldo’s partner Georgina Rodríguez is a true fitness role model: Want her glow? Try these 5 fitness moves6 Indian dishes among the 100 Best Chicken Dishes in the WorldSonam Kapoor dresses like late Princess Diana to announce second pregnancy7 emotional wounds of childhood parents may fail to recognizeBoiled Black Chana Soup with pepper: 5 ways it can upgrade health and nutritionHow Narela could become Delhi’s new education hub as DDA launches massive project5 things moms should learn from Stranger Things’ Joyce Byers5 things not to tell your teenager when they share about their first love123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayBihar Minister List 2025Bihar CM Oath CeremonyGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingTrevon DiggsTom BradyMLB SignsDraymond GreenCanara Bank Manager RobberyFortnite DownTop Stock RecommendationsGold Silver Price PredictionStefon DiggsBaker Mayfield Wife

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seen waving his signature gamcha at Nitish Kumar’s swearing-in ceremony in Patna, marking the latter’s record 10th term as Bihar Chief Minister. PM Modi congratulated the new government and thanked the people of Bihar for the NDA’s significant mandate. PM Modi waves ‘gamcha’ again (Image/X@ANI) NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi drew attention at Patna’s Gandhi Maidan on Thursday as he waved his signature ‘gamcha’ while attending Nitish Kumar’s swearing-in ceremony.The Janata Dal (United) chief took oath as Bihar chief minister for a record 10th time in the presence of senior BJP leaders and several NDA chief ministers.This is not the first time PM Modi has expressed his celebratory gesture with the traditional cloth. Last week, after the NDA’s massive victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, he was seen waving a gamcha with high energy at the BJP headquarters in Delhi.Wearing a Nehru jacket and standing alongside Nitish Kumar, BJP ministers Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha and Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, the Prime Minister congratulated the new government. He also thanked the people of Bihar for the 202-seat mandate that brought the NDA back to power in the 243-member assembly.On X, PM Modi extended wishes to Nitish Kumar and his Council of Ministers.“Congratulations to Shri Nitish Kumar Ji on taking oath as Bihar’s Chief Minister. He is an experienced administrator with a proven track record of good governance for many years. My best wishes to him for his tenure ahead,” he wrote.In another post, he said, “My best wishes to all those who have taken oath as Ministers in the Bihar Government. This is a wonderful team, with dedicated leaders who will take Bihar to new heights. Wishing them the very best.”He also congratulated Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha and praised their grassroots work and role in public service.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 MediaVideosMarking a Political Milestone, Nitish Kumar Sworn In as Bihar CM for the 10th TimeIndian Navy Sends Strong Signal To Beijing As China Offers Submarines to Pakistan, Assures ReadinessUS Approves Major Arms Deal For India With Javelins And Excalibur To Counter Regional Threats”We Are Done…” Trump Recalls Critical Modi Call That Averted India-Pakistan Nuclear ClashNitish Kumar To Take CM Oath For Record 10th Time At Patna’s Gandhi Maidan, PM Modi To AttendBangladesh To Seek Interpol’s Help To Extradite Sheikh Hasina From India’Fatwa Issued…’: BJP Jabs ‘Indira Nazi Congress’ For Criticising Tharoor Over Modi Speech PraiseRussia Showcases Missile-Only Pantsir SMD-E Air Defence System At Dubai Airshow 2025’We Hit India…’: Pakistani Leader’s Explosive Admission Unmasks Islamabad’s Terror Links Again’Can’t Rule Out All-Out War’: Pakistan’s Khawaja Asif Rattled Over Army Chief’s Sindoor 2.0 Warning123Photostories8 animals that look earless but hear through hidden adaptations8 easy exercises for kids to do at homeCristiano Ronaldo’s partner Georgina Rodríguez is a true fitness role model: Want her glow? Try these 5 fitness moves6 Indian dishes among the 100 Best Chicken Dishes in the WorldSonam Kapoor dresses like late Princess Diana to announce second pregnancy7 emotional wounds of childhood parents may fail to recognizeBoiled Black Chana Soup with pepper: 5 ways it can upgrade health and nutritionHow Narela could become Delhi’s new education hub as DDA launches massive project5 things moms should learn from Stranger Things’ Joyce Byers5 things not to tell your teenager when they share about their first love123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayBihar Minister List 2025Bihar CM Oath CeremonyGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingTrevon DiggsTom BradyMLB SignsDraymond GreenCanara Bank Manager RobberyFortnite DownTop Stock RecommendationsGold Silver Price PredictionStefon DiggsBaker Mayfield Wife

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PM Modi waves ‘gamcha’ again (Image/X@ANI) NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi drew attention at Patna’s Gandhi Maidan on Thursday as he waved his signature ‘gamcha’ while attending Nitish Kumar’s swearing-in ceremony.The Janata Dal (United) chief took oath as Bihar chief minister for a record 10th time in the presence of senior BJP leaders and…

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IND vs SA: Ricky Ponting warns India after Kolkata collapse — ‘Spin pitches are hurting their own batters’

IND vs SA: Ricky Ponting warns India after Kolkata collapse — ‘Spin pitches are hurting their own batters’

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Ricky Ponting takes a critical stance on the pitch conditions in Kolkata, arguing that the extreme turning nature of the surface is counterproductive for India’s own batting lineup. He endorses Rishabh Pant as the ideal choice for captain in the upcoming Test, highlighting Pant’s vast experience in the IPL. NEW DELHI: Former Australia captain Ricky…

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Assam Board exam date sheet 2026 for Class 10, 12 released: Check complete timetable here

Assam Board exam date sheet 2026 for Class 10, 12 released: Check complete timetable here

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The Assam State School Education Board has officially issued the Assam Board examination date sheet 2026 for both Class 10 and Class 12 students. Candidates appearing for the High School Leaving Certificate Examination (HSLC) can view the schedule on the Board of Secondary Education, Assam’s (SEBA) website, while the Higher Secondary (HS) final timetable is…

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Varun Dhawan to wrap ‘Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai’ with peppy dance track by ‘Chaka Chak’ choreographer

Varun Dhawan to wrap ‘Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai’ with peppy dance track by ‘Chaka Chak’ choreographer

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Varun Dhawan is set to wrap director David Dhawan’s comedy ‘Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai’ with a grand carnival-style end-credit song, choreographed by Vijay Ganguly on a multi-level set at Mehboob Studios. Featuring a Govinda-inspired comic segment and 60 dancers, the track caps Varun’s fourth collaboration with his father, co-starring Pooja Hegde and Mrunal…

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