NSA Doval calls on UAE President; discusses bilateral ties, West Asia energy situation | India News

NSA Doval calls on UAE President; discusses bilateral ties, West Asia energy situation | India News

NEW DELHI: National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval called on UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Sunday, discussing measures to deepen strategic partnership. The discussions also focused on recent developments in West Asia and their implications for regional and international security and stability, along with global energy security concerns.During his meeting with…

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Hugh Jackman net worth 2026: How the Marvel star built a USD 120 million empire through real estate and movie salaries

Hugh Jackman net worth 2026: How the Marvel star built a USD 120 million empire through real estate and movie salaries

Hugh Jackman has been in the industry for years and has accumulated many acting credits, business and brand opportunities, as well as significant wealth over the course of his career. Here is a look at the multifaceted star and his overall earnings. Hugh Jackman’s net worth According to reports from Celebrity Net Worth, the faMED…

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Why do dreams feel so real after a bad night’s sleep? Experts reveal the shocking science behind dream vividness

Why do dreams feel so real after a bad night’s sleep? Experts reveal the shocking science behind dream vividness

You wake up feeling less like you’ve rested and more like you’ve just returned from a long, confusing journey. The night was a chaotic montage of scenes you didn’t script and conversations that felt profound at 3:00 AM but dissolved by sunrise.The instinctive conclusion is that your brain has been working overtime: “I must have…

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Cole Tomas Allen wanted to ‘fix the world,’ says DC shooter’s sister after attempted attack targeting Trump

Cole Tomas Allen wanted to ‘fix the world,’ says DC shooter’s sister after attempted attack targeting Trump

The shooter Cole Tomas Allen’s manifesto said he wanted to target Trump administration officials Cole Tomas Allen’s family had raised concerns about his behavior before he allegedly attempted a shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner in Washington DC on Saturday night.According to a senior US official cited by CBS News, Allen’s sister, Avriana,…

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Prince Jackson on watching Michael Jackson’s biopic: Hopes it captures the ‘hard work and effort’ his father put in |

Prince Jackson on watching Michael Jackson’s biopic: Hopes it captures the ‘hard work and effort’ his father put in |

Prince Jackson has opened up about watching the much-anticipated Michael, which stars Jaafar Jackson in the lead role. The film, based on the life of Michael Jackson, has been receiving praise, with members of the late pop icon’s family actively promoting it and attending premieres in Los Angeles and Berlin. Prince Jackson on watching Jaafar…

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Iran strikes caused more damage to US bases than disclosed, repairs may cost billions

Iran strikes caused more damage to US bases than disclosed, repairs may cost billions

Iran’s recent strikes across the Middle East may have caused significantly more damage to US military infrastructure than publicly acknowledged, according to a report by NBC News, citing multiple sources.The report says American-linked bases and equipment in the Persian Gulf region have suffered extensive damage since the start of US and Israeli operations on February…

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Brics consensus on Middle East elusive because of sharp differences, government backs Palestine cause | India News

Brics consensus on Middle East elusive because of sharp differences, government backs Palestine cause | India News

The Brics meeting of officials on the Middle East last week could not produce a consensus document because there was sharp difference of positions among members who are party to the conflict, said official sources.Efforts to bridge the gaps by all others were not successful, according to Indian authorities. India holds the Brics presidency this…

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Worst in the league: Ajinkya Rahane-Seifert fail again as KKR’s opening woes continue vs LSG | Cricket News

Worst in the league: Ajinkya Rahane-Seifert fail again as KKR’s opening woes continue vs LSG | Cricket News

Ajinkya Rahane, Tim Seifert Kolkata Knight Riders’ opening problems continued in IPL 2026 as both Ajinkya Rahane and Tim Seifert fell early again in the match against Lucknow Super Giants on Sunday.KKR have struggled for starts throughout the season, and the trend followed the same pattern as the top order failed to provide a base.Tim…

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Riteish Deshmukh slams ‘distorted nonsense’ on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj amid Dhirendra Shastri’s remarks: ‘This is unacceptable’

Riteish Deshmukh slams ‘distorted nonsense’ on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj amid Dhirendra Shastri’s remarks: ‘This is unacceptable’

Riteish Deshmukh has reacted strongly to recent remarks made about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, calling them “distorted nonsense” and “unacceptable.” The actor, who is gearing up for the release of his historical drama Raja Shivaji—where he essays the role of the legendary warrior king—shared a strongly worded note on social media.Taking to X, Riteish wrote in…

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‘People said Salman Khan wouldn’t come early, but he came early’: ‘Maatrubhumi’ actress Chitrangada Singh ‘unprofessional tag

‘People said Salman Khan wouldn’t come early, but he came early’: ‘Maatrubhumi’ actress Chitrangada Singh ‘unprofessional tag

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Foods that support your lungs, liver, gut, and eyes

Foods that support your lungs, liver, gut, and eyes

Breathing feels automatic, but lung health depends heavily on what goes into the body. Pollution, stress, and infections can irritate airways. This is where certain everyday ingredients quietly step in. Ginger and turmeric, common in Indian kitchens, contain compounds like gingerol and curcumin. These are known to reduce inflammation in the airways. Citrus fruits, packed…

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Gold and silver outlook: Where are precious metals headed this week? Analysts answer

Gold and silver outlook: Where are precious metals headed this week? Analysts answer

Precious metals gold and silver could remain under pressure in a holiday-shortened trading week as markets react to developments around US-Iran peace talks, movements in crude oil prices and key global central bank policy decisions, analysts said. According to analysts, sentiment in precious metals is expected to be shaped largely by geopolitical and macroeconomic triggers…

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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez donate  million to develop plastic-free fabrics for sustainable fashion | World News

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez donate $34 million to develop plastic-free fabrics for sustainable fashion | World News

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez have committed $34 million through the Bezos Earth Fund to accelerate the development of sustainable textiles. The funding focuses on alternatives to conventional materials such as polyester and viscose, which are largely derived from fossil fuels. By supporting research into biodegradable and plastic-free fibres, the initiative aims to reduce the…

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. NEW DELHI: With temperatures soaring and heatwave conditions intensifying, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday directed officials to strictly implement the Heat Wave Action Plan 2026 on the ground.  Highlighting the growing severity of heat conditions, the Chief Minister pointed out a worrying trend: Delhi has seen temperatures exceeding 40°C for nearly 40 consecutive days over the past two to three years. This year, the government has carried out a detailed scientific assessment of the entire city using satellite data to identify high-risk zones.  Among the most sensitive areas is Ayanagar in South Delhi, which has previously recorded temperatures as high as 45.5°C. Najafgarh (43.7°C in 2025) and Safdarjung (46.8°C in 2023) have also seen extreme highs. Other emerging thermal hotspots include Wazirpur, Jahangirpuri, Khayala, Shastri Park, Vishwas Nagar, Harkesh Nagar, Hari Nagar and Delhi Gate. In addition, densely populated fringe areas such as Sawda, Mubarakpur Dabas, Bhalswa, Nand Nagri, Gokulpuri and Bakkarwala are experiencing pronounced ‘heat island’ effects. Special protection measures have been designed for these zones, including increased ORS stock at health centres, deployment of Quick Response Teams, and additional water tankers. In a notable directive, the Chief Minister asked departments, particularly DDA, the Education Department and the Delhi Jal Board, to ensure water and shade not just for people but also for animals and birds. Water containers for birds and dedicated water points for stray animals are being installed across parks, bus depots and school campuses. According to the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), to protect school children, the government may administer an ORS solution before they leave school, if required, to reduce the risk of dehydration during their commute. For construction workers, strict measures will be enforced during peak heat hours.  Outdoor work may be halted between 12 noon and 3 pm during severe heatwave conditions. Workers will also be provided with drinking water, caps and Gamchas coverings for protection against the sun. First-aid kits and ice packs will be made available at worksites when needed. Delhi is also moving towards a ‘Cool Roof Policy 2026’. Reflective coating has already been applied over nearly 28,674 sq ft at the Kashmere Gate ISBT, helping reduce indoor temperatures. To further combat heat, high-pressure misting systems will be installed at bus stops, while anti-smog guns will be used to cool densely built-up areas. The Health Department has placed over 339 health centres across all 13 districts on alert. More than 30 hospitals have set up dedicated five-bed ‘cool rooms’ for heatwave patients. Residents can seek help through the 24×7 helpline numbers 1077, 1070 or 112. Additionally, 39 Quick Response Teams and trained ASHA workers are on standby. Arrangements for cold drinking water and ORS will be made at busy public locations, including bus stops and terminals. Reiterating the government’s firm commitment regarding power supply, Chief Minister Gupta stated that electricity demand in the capital could set a new record during the summer season this year.  It is estimated that Delhi’s peak power demand will exceed the 9,000 MW mark this season, a figure significantly higher than last year’s maximum demand of 8,442 MW. In light of this massive demand, we have issued strict directives to the power distribution companies, making it clear that any cuts in supply will not be tolerated. According to the Chief Minister, a special priority protocol has been implemented to ensure uninterrupted 24×7 power supply to critical facilities such as hospitals, Water Treatment Plants (WTPs) and mobile towers.  The power companies have also been directed to keep additional Quick Response Teams and mobile transformers on standby to address issues related to transformers and technical faults, thereby ensuring that supply can be restored immediately in the event of any emergency. 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. NEW DELHI: With temperatures soaring and heatwave conditions intensifying, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday directed officials to strictly implement the Heat Wave Action Plan 2026 on the ground. Highlighting the growing severity of heat conditions, the Chief Minister pointed out a worrying trend: Delhi has seen temperatures exceeding 40°C for nearly 40 consecutive days over the past two to three years. This year, the government has carried out a detailed scientific assessment of the entire city using satellite data to identify high-risk zones. Among the most sensitive areas is Ayanagar in South Delhi, which has previously recorded temperatures as high as 45.5°C. Najafgarh (43.7°C in 2025) and Safdarjung (46.8°C in 2023) have also seen extreme highs. Other emerging thermal hotspots include Wazirpur, Jahangirpuri, Khayala, Shastri Park, Vishwas Nagar, Harkesh Nagar, Hari Nagar and Delhi Gate. In addition, densely populated fringe areas such as Sawda, Mubarakpur Dabas, Bhalswa, Nand Nagri, Gokulpuri and Bakkarwala are experiencing pronounced ‘heat island’ effects. Special protection measures have been designed for these zones, including increased ORS stock at health centres, deployment of Quick Response Teams, and additional water tankers. In a notable directive, the Chief Minister asked departments, particularly DDA, the Education Department and the Delhi Jal Board, to ensure water and shade not just for people but also for animals and birds. Water containers for birds and dedicated water points for stray animals are being installed across parks, bus depots and school campuses. According to the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), to protect school children, the government may administer an ORS solution before they leave school, if required, to reduce the risk of dehydration during their commute. For construction workers, strict measures will be enforced during peak heat hours. Outdoor work may be halted between 12 noon and 3 pm during severe heatwave conditions. Workers will also be provided with drinking water, caps and Gamchas coverings for protection against the sun. First-aid kits and ice packs will be made available at worksites when needed. Delhi is also moving towards a ‘Cool Roof Policy 2026’. Reflective coating has already been applied over nearly 28,674 sq ft at the Kashmere Gate ISBT, helping reduce indoor temperatures. To further combat heat, high-pressure misting systems will be installed at bus stops, while anti-smog guns will be used to cool densely built-up areas. The Health Department has placed over 339 health centres across all 13 districts on alert. More than 30 hospitals have set up dedicated five-bed ‘cool rooms’ for heatwave patients. Residents can seek help through the 24×7 helpline numbers 1077, 1070 or 112. Additionally, 39 Quick Response Teams and trained ASHA workers are on standby. Arrangements for cold drinking water and ORS will be made at busy public locations, including bus stops and terminals. Reiterating the government’s firm commitment regarding power supply, Chief Minister Gupta stated that electricity demand in the capital could set a new record during the summer season this year. It is estimated that Delhi’s peak power demand will exceed the 9,000 MW mark this season, a figure significantly higher than last year’s maximum demand of 8,442 MW. In light of this massive demand, we have issued strict directives to the power distribution companies, making it clear that any cuts in supply will not be tolerated. According to the Chief Minister, a special priority protocol has been implemented to ensure uninterrupted 24×7 power supply to critical facilities such as hospitals, Water Treatment Plants (WTPs) and mobile towers. The power companies have also been directed to keep additional Quick Response Teams and mobile transformers on standby to address issues related to transformers and technical faults, thereby ensuring that supply can be restored immediately in the event of any emergency. 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NEW DELHI: With temperatures soaring and heatwave conditions intensifying, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday directed officials to strictly implement the Heat Wave Action Plan 2026 on the ground. Highlighting the growing severity of heat conditions, the Chief Minister pointed out a worrying trend: Delhi has seen temperatures exceeding 40°C for nearly 40 consecutive…

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Suriya meets Dhee in Sri Lanka; calls ‘Vari Vari’ a ‘special masterpiece’: ‘Everybody will love it’

Suriya meets Dhee in Sri Lanka; calls ‘Vari Vari’ a ‘special masterpiece’: ‘Everybody will love it’

Suriya meets Dhee in Sri Lanka; calls ‘Vari Vari’ a ‘special masterpiece’: ‘Everybody will love it’Singer Dhee recently released her independent track ‘Vari Vari,’ and the song has been receiving a lot of love from listeners. The track, which dropped on April 24, is her second indie release within a month and has already gained…

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‘Not about the money’: Woman earning Rs 80 lakh rejects man who asked to split bill on third date |

‘Not about the money’: Woman earning Rs 80 lakh rejects man who asked to split bill on third date |

Dating anecdotes have been going viral online recently. More than just stories these have been points of conversation that send the internet into a hot debate about what is right and wrong when dating someone. Recently, a post on X (formerly Twitter) has gained wide traction online, due to its surprising details.The post revealed that…

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