Iranian regime sends text messages to civilians threatening they would be executed: Report

Iranian regime sends text messages to civilians threatening they would be executed: Report

Pro-government protest in Tehran. The Iranian regime is sending messages to civilians, who they believe have an affiliation with “hostile” foreign media, threatening them with the most severe punishment, NewsNation reported, citing a message that was sent to an Iranian refugee from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Legal warning: What did the message say“Legal Warning:…

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‘India have two, Canada get theirs’: Namibia captain questions lack of night practice, highlights disparity

‘India have two, Canada get theirs’: Namibia captain questions lack of night practice, highlights disparity

Namibia skipper Gerhard Erasmus (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus has voiced frustration over the scheduling of training sessions ahead of his side’s high-profile T20 World Cup clash against hosts and favourites India, revealing that his team were not given a single opportunity to practise under lights despite the match being a night…

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‘We got just ₹1,000 a game’: Mithali Raj’s shocking revelation on early struggles of women’s cricket resurfaces – Watch | Cricket News

‘We got just ₹1,000 a game’: Mithali Raj’s shocking revelation on early struggles of women’s cricket resurfaces – Watch | Cricket News

Mithali Raj (Photo by Hannah Peters/Getty Images) Nearly two decades after leading India to their first Women’s World Cup final, former captain Mithali Raj has opened up about the struggles that once defined women’s cricket in India — a time when dedication mattered more than money. A clip of Mithali’s old interview with The Lallantop…

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“I couldn’t save my mother”: This Bihar doctor has treated 50,000 patients free, takes no donation, and why Amitabh Bachchan wanted to meet him

“I couldn’t save my mother”: This Bihar doctor has treated 50,000 patients free, takes no donation, and why Amitabh Bachchan wanted to meet him

Born in the remote village of Bhurawan in Darbhanga, Raman grew up in a modest household. His father was a farmer who also ran a small elementary school in the village. In such circumstances, becoming a doctor seemed almost unimaginable. When making ends meet was the priority, dreaming big felt like a forbidden luxury.After completing…

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SRINAGAR: At an induction rally in Srinagar on Saturday, BJP put leader of opposition in the J&K assembly, Sunil Sharma, on the forefront to launch a political attack on Omar Abdullah govt.Sharma, who represents the Paddar constituency in Kishtwar district, alternated between Urdu and Kashmiri as he addressed hundreds of party workers, accusing governing National Conference (NC) of practising “doublespeak” on Kashmir, and failing to fulfil promises on jobs and welfare schemes.The J&K chief of BJP and Rajya Sabha member Sat Sharma welcomed new entrants into the party fold from PDP, NC and Congress, calling such steady influx of leaders and workers from every section in Kashmir as indication of the party’s widening base.“He (CM Omar Abdullah) says one thing in Delhi and another in Kashmir,” Sunil Sharma told the gathering, adding that NC leaders portray Kashmiris in a negative light before the central govt, while publicly expressing sympathy for their suffering in the Valley. “Why don’t people see this doublespeak?” he wondered.However, it was his attempt to draw a parallel between two defining moments in Kashmir’s history that drew particular attention and raised the hackles of NC, which accused BJP of “manufacturing narratives”.Sharma referred to the 2010 unrest, when more than 100 civilians, many of them teenagers, were killed during months of protests and clashes with police and security forces. Among the first to be killed were 13-year-old Wamiq Farooq and 17-year-old Tufail Mattoo, whose deaths became rallying points for widespread demonstrations. Sharma said Omar had justified the killings of Wamiq and Tufail, claiming they were part of a “rebellion” against the then govt led by him.The LoP then invoked July 13, 1931, when 22 people were shot dead by the forces of Maharaja Hari Singh outside Srinagar jail during protests against Dogra rule. The date is widely commemorated in Kashmir as ‘Martyrs’ Day’.Those killed in 1931 were remembered as ‘martyrs’ by NC, while Wamiq, Tufail and others killed in 2010 were charged with rebellion, Sharma said, adding “we need to reflect on this”.He accused NC of exploiting “Kashmiri sentiments” after failing to deliver on economic commitments, including promises of jobs and 200 units free electricity, and alleged that govt had outsourced 24000 jobs to an unknown company. “BJP will come on roads against such clandestine recruitments,” he said.NC spokesperson Imran Nabi Dar dismissed the allegations. “It is BJP that has failed to deliver on its promise of restoring statehood,” he said. Referring to July 13, 1931, Dar said the day symbolised Kashmiri resistance against monarchy and the assertion of Kashmir’s identity. “BJP is trying to build a fake narrative around it. They are trying the same with the events of 2010 to arouse sentiments in Kashmir in their favour,” he said.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTrump Raises Worldwide Tariffs From 10% To 15% A Day After Supreme Court Ruling’We Will Continue To Fight’: Brazil President Lula Backs India’s UN Security Council Reform Push‘Swayed By Foreign Interests’: Trump Slams SCOTUS; Attacks US Firms, Attorneys With India TiesExplained: How US tariffs on India evolved amid Supreme Court ruling and trade disputes’Studying Developments For Their Implications’: India After US Top Court’s Order On Trump TariffsIndia, Brazil Sign Rare Earths Deal; Modi Calls It ‘Major Step’ Towards Supply Chain ResilienceBrazil President Lula Calls For Stronger Global South With India To Prevent A New Cold War DividePM Modi Sets 20 Billion Dollar Trade Target As India And Brazil Call Ties A Win Win PartnershipAI Summit Protest By Youth Congress May Be Linked To Nepal Gen Z Conspiracy Plot: Delhi PoliceI To The Power Of AI: Youngest Keynote Speaker Ranvir Sachdeva Wows India AI Summit With Bold Vision123PhotostoriesFrom ‘Emily in Paris’ to ‘Made in Heaven’: 5 times OTT dramas redefined fashionZodiac signs that may face relationship challenges in 20268 Indian tea-time snacks you can air fryer instead of deep fry6 tandoori-style dishes made easily in an air fryer7 iconic paneer starters for guests and instant cravingsFrom decorating the house to preparing Iftaar: Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim share their Ramadan preparationsBengaluru to Goa by Vande Bharat in just over 12 hours? What we know’e200x’: Chennai startup to develop first electric air taxi9 Indian breads beyond roti and naan you should know aboutWhy even non-vegetarians can be low on vitamin B12123Hot PicksIndia-US trade dealGold rate todayDelhi traffic advisoryArjun’s wedding ceremonyIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingEllyse PerryAlysa Liu familyTommaso GiacomelMens Hockey OlympicsTravis Kelce MansionsSidney Crosby and Kathy Leutner Net WorthDillon GabrielNathan MacKinnonCade CunninghamMontreal Canadiens

SRINAGAR: At an induction rally in Srinagar on Saturday, BJP put leader of opposition in the J&K assembly, Sunil Sharma, on the forefront to launch a political attack on Omar Abdullah govt.Sharma, who represents the Paddar constituency in Kishtwar district, alternated between Urdu and Kashmiri as he addressed hundreds of party workers, accusing governing National Conference (NC) of practising “doublespeak” on Kashmir, and failing to fulfil promises on jobs and welfare schemes.The J&K chief of BJP and Rajya Sabha member Sat Sharma welcomed new entrants into the party fold from PDP, NC and Congress, calling such steady influx of leaders and workers from every section in Kashmir as indication of the party’s widening base.“He (CM Omar Abdullah) says one thing in Delhi and another in Kashmir,” Sunil Sharma told the gathering, adding that NC leaders portray Kashmiris in a negative light before the central govt, while publicly expressing sympathy for their suffering in the Valley. “Why don’t people see this doublespeak?” he wondered.However, it was his attempt to draw a parallel between two defining moments in Kashmir’s history that drew particular attention and raised the hackles of NC, which accused BJP of “manufacturing narratives”.Sharma referred to the 2010 unrest, when more than 100 civilians, many of them teenagers, were killed during months of protests and clashes with police and security forces. Among the first to be killed were 13-year-old Wamiq Farooq and 17-year-old Tufail Mattoo, whose deaths became rallying points for widespread demonstrations. Sharma said Omar had justified the killings of Wamiq and Tufail, claiming they were part of a “rebellion” against the then govt led by him.The LoP then invoked July 13, 1931, when 22 people were shot dead by the forces of Maharaja Hari Singh outside Srinagar jail during protests against Dogra rule. The date is widely commemorated in Kashmir as ‘Martyrs’ Day’.Those killed in 1931 were remembered as ‘martyrs’ by NC, while Wamiq, Tufail and others killed in 2010 were charged with rebellion, Sharma said, adding “we need to reflect on this”.He accused NC of exploiting “Kashmiri sentiments” after failing to deliver on economic commitments, including promises of jobs and 200 units free electricity, and alleged that govt had outsourced 24000 jobs to an unknown company. “BJP will come on roads against such clandestine recruitments,” he said.NC spokesperson Imran Nabi Dar dismissed the allegations. “It is BJP that has failed to deliver on its promise of restoring statehood,” he said. Referring to July 13, 1931, Dar said the day symbolised Kashmiri resistance against monarchy and the assertion of Kashmir’s identity. “BJP is trying to build a fake narrative around it. They are trying the same with the events of 2010 to arouse sentiments in Kashmir in their favour,” he said.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTrump Raises Worldwide Tariffs From 10% To 15% A Day After Supreme Court Ruling’We Will Continue To Fight’: Brazil President Lula Backs India’s UN Security Council Reform Push‘Swayed By Foreign Interests’: Trump Slams SCOTUS; Attacks US Firms, Attorneys With India TiesExplained: How US tariffs on India evolved amid Supreme Court ruling and trade disputes’Studying Developments For Their Implications’: India After US Top Court’s Order On Trump TariffsIndia, Brazil Sign Rare Earths Deal; Modi Calls It ‘Major Step’ Towards Supply Chain ResilienceBrazil President Lula Calls For Stronger Global South With India To Prevent A New Cold War DividePM Modi Sets 20 Billion Dollar Trade Target As India And Brazil Call Ties A Win Win PartnershipAI Summit Protest By Youth Congress May Be Linked To Nepal Gen Z Conspiracy Plot: Delhi PoliceI To The Power Of AI: Youngest Keynote Speaker Ranvir Sachdeva Wows India AI Summit With Bold Vision123PhotostoriesFrom ‘Emily in Paris’ to ‘Made in Heaven’: 5 times OTT dramas redefined fashionZodiac signs that may face relationship challenges in 20268 Indian tea-time snacks you can air fryer instead of deep fry6 tandoori-style dishes made easily in an air fryer7 iconic paneer starters for guests and instant cravingsFrom decorating the house to preparing Iftaar: Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim share their Ramadan preparationsBengaluru to Goa by Vande Bharat in just over 12 hours? What we know’e200x’: Chennai startup to develop first electric air taxi9 Indian breads beyond roti and naan you should know aboutWhy even non-vegetarians can be low on vitamin B12123Hot PicksIndia-US trade dealGold rate todayDelhi traffic advisoryArjun’s wedding ceremonyIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingEllyse PerryAlysa Liu familyTommaso GiacomelMens Hockey OlympicsTravis Kelce MansionsSidney Crosby and Kathy Leutner Net WorthDillon GabrielNathan MacKinnonCade CunninghamMontreal Canadiens

SRINAGAR: At an induction rally in Srinagar on Saturday, BJP put leader of opposition in the J&K assembly, Sunil Sharma, on the forefront to launch a political attack on Omar Abdullah govt.Sharma, who represents the Paddar constituency in Kishtwar district, alternated between Urdu and Kashmiri as he addressed hundreds of party workers, accusing governing National…

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‘Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri’ box office collection 5 Days: Kartik Aaryan starrer sees drop on Sunday; ends extended weekend with Rs 23.87 crore

‘Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri’ box office collection 5 Days: Kartik Aaryan starrer sees drop on Sunday; ends extended weekend with Rs 23.87 crore

‘Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri’, starring Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday in lead roles, saw a minor drop in collections on its first Sunday at the box office.The rom-com, directed by Sameer Vidwans, was looking to make a splash during the festive holiday weekend at the box office. However, due to competition…

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In his speech commemorating the 250th anniversary of American Independence, Zohran Mamdani takes an open dig at Elon Musk; responding to him Tesla CEO says: Mamdani has built …

In his speech commemorating the 250th anniversary of American Independence, Zohran Mamdani takes an open dig at Elon Musk; responding to him Tesla CEO says: Mamdani has built …

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani used his address commemorating the 250th anniversary of American Independence to spotlight wealth inequality, taking a thinly veiled swipe at Tesla CEO Elon Musk. According to a report by The Hill, speaking from behind George Washington’s historic desk at City Hall, Mamdani described the US as ‘a city of…

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More than 580,000 bottles of blood pressure medication recalled |

More than 580,000 bottles of blood pressure medication recalled |

Over half a million bottles of prazosin hydrochloride, a blood pressure medication, have been voluntarily recalled by Teva Pharmaceuticals USA due to the presence of a potential cancer-causing chemical exceeding safe limits. The FDA classified this as a Class II risk, meaning adverse health consequences are temporary or medically reversible, with serious risks being remote….

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When Steve Jobs sent an ‘angry email’ to Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen; said: One of us must change our …

When Steve Jobs sent an ‘angry email’ to Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen; said: One of us must change our …

Adobe and Apple have been allies and rivals through the ages. Apple and Adobe have a long history of both agreement and opposition. They’ve been closely linked since the early days of desktop publishing, often with complementary product lines and common customers. But the two have also fought publicly on numerous occasions. Apple and Adobe’s…

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Alyy Khan praises Pakistani rapper Talha Anjum’s gesture of waving Indian flag; speaks on Diljit Dosanjh and Hania Aamir’s ‘Sardaar Ji 3’: ‘Imagine the financial loss he faced’

Alyy Khan praises Pakistani rapper Talha Anjum’s gesture of waving Indian flag; speaks on Diljit Dosanjh and Hania Aamir’s ‘Sardaar Ji 3’: ‘Imagine the financial loss he faced’

British-Pakistani actor Alyy Khan has lauded Pakistani rapper Talha Anjum, who sparked controversy after waving the Indian flag during a concert in Nepal. The gesture, though controversial, instantly became a talking point across social media in both India and Pakistan. While some criticised it, many appreciated it as well Alyy Khan backs Talha Anjum’s gesture…

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Feb 02, 2026, 06:00 IST

Feb 02, 2026, 06:00 IST

Olympic boxing legend MC Mary Kom has released a clarification video after her recent remarks sparked backlash on social media. In the video, the six-time world champion apologised to those who felt hurt, saying her comments were misunderstood and taken out of context. She stressed that she never intended to offend anyone, create division, or…

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Cisco’s top exec’s hiring tip: No matter how junior or senior you are, what will make you stand out for all wrong reasons is…

Cisco’s top exec’s hiring tip: No matter how junior or senior you are, what will make you stand out for all wrong reasons is…

Arrogance is a career killer, according to Cisco’s Sarah Walker, who prioritizes personality and a willingness to learn over experience. She believes humility and continuous development are crucial for advancement at all levels. Walker emphasizes that positive attitude and energy are unteachable qualities, making them invaluable in hiring. Growth potential trumps current skills for success….

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