July 18, 2026
ICAI CA January 2026 Foundation and Inter results tomorrow: Know when and where to check scorecards

ICAI CA January 2026 Foundation and Inter results tomorrow: Know when and where to check scorecards

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ICAI to release CA January 2026 Foundation and Inter results tomorrow. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) will announce the results for the CA Foundation and CA Intermediate January 2026 examinations on March 8, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the exams will be able to check their results online through the official ICAI…

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RRB Section Controller answer key 2026 released: Check direct link and steps to raise objections here

RRB Section Controller answer key 2026 released: Check direct link and steps to raise objections here

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RRB Section Controller answer key 2026: The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have released the answer key for the Section Controller Computer Based Test (CBT) 2026. Candidates who appeared for the exam can now check their question paper, recorded responses, and provisional answer key through the official websites of the respective Railway Recruitment Boards, according to…

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‘They’ll stop when I stop’: Trump asserts Israel will stop strikes on Iran when he ‘tells them to’

‘They’ll stop when I stop’: Trump asserts Israel will stop strikes on Iran when he ‘tells them to’

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US President Donald Trump (AP photo) “They’ll do what I tell them,” US President Donald Trump declared, projecting authority as the Iran war rages on. In a bold show of confidence, Trump’s remarks suggested that America’s key ally, Israel would ultimately take its cue from him, asserting that the Tel Aviv power centre led by…

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US appeals court clears way for Ten Commandments displays in Louisiana classrooms

US appeals court clears way for Ten Commandments displays in Louisiana classrooms

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US appeals court allows Ten Commandments in Louisiana classrooms A federal appeals court has cleared the way for Louisiana to require public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, according to a report by the Associated Press (AP News). The ruling marks a significant development in an ongoing national debate over religion in public education.The…

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Courts and state govts have banned Chinese manja but enforcement has struggled to keep pace with demand VARANASI/HYDERABAD/BIDAR: Razor-sharp Chinese manja – glass-coated kite string, banned but still widely used – sliced through necks and faces Wednesday, killing at least three people in UP, Telangana and Karnataka while injuring well over 100 across states as Makar Sankranti celebrations and routine travel collided with lethal strands dangling across roads and bridges.In UP, 28-year-old doctor Sameer Hashmi bled to death after Chinese manja cut his throat near a public school campus. Hashmi, a resident of Kerakat town, was riding his bike back from Jaunpur city when the string tightened around his neck. Rushed to the district hospital, he died during treatment.”Despite a continuing drive and seizures from kite shops and vendors, such cases are happening,” said Jaunpur ASP Goldi Gupta, urging the public to inform authorities about illegal sellers and users.Jaunpur has now recorded two such deaths within a month. On Dec 11, school teacher Sandeep Tripathi, 45, was killed when manja slit his throat as he crossed Sadhbhavna bridge over the Gomti river, after dropping his daughter at school.Migrant worker Avadhesh Kumar, 38, from Lakhimpur district in UP was killed Wednesday, just hours after reaching Sangareddy district of Telangana for farm work. Police said Chinese manja stretched across a village road sliced his neck as he rode a motorcycle to a market. He was declared dead on arrival at a govt hospital. Kumar’s 19-year-old son, who had travelled with him, filed a police complaint.In northern Karnataka, Chinese manja cut short a father’s festival journey. Sanjiva Kumar, 48, a gram panchayat worker from Bambulagi village, died Wednesday on a flyover near Talamadagi in Bidar district. He had set out on his motorbike to bring home his 16-year-old daughter from a residential school for Sankranti. Thrown from the bike after the string sliced his neck, he managed to call his daughter, saying he might be delayed – his final call. He was declared dead at Chitaguppa taluk hospital.Varanasi saw a close call. Jitendra Maurya suffered deep cuts to his eyelids and nose when manja struck him on Samneghat bridge while he was riding a motorcycle.Telangana police said at least 10 injuries linked to the string have been reported in recent weeks, including a police officer who required 10 stitches to his neck and a four-year-old boy who needed 12 stitches after a deep gash.More than 100 people in Jaipur, many of them bikers, were treated for facial and neck cuts caused by snapped strings. A seven-month-old baby suffered a throat cut. “I was riding pillion when my friend’s nose was cut,” said Ramesh Saini, a resident.(With inputs from Jaipur)End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosJaishankar Holds Talks With Iran FM Araghchi as Middle East Tensions Escalate“At 75% Tariff, Partnership Loses Meaning,” Tharoor After Jaishankar–Rubio TalksLeT Commander’s Jihad Call Mirrors Pak Army Rhetoric As Terror And State Lines Blur On KashmirCalcutta HC Hears ED and TMC Petitions Over I-PAC Raids, ED Moves Supreme CourtSix Sarpanches Booked in Kamareddy for Mass Killing of Stray Dogs Ahead of ElectionsHistoric moment! INSV Kaundinya Honoured With Water Salute After Oman SailWhy Union Budget 2026 Could Redefine Indian Sports Ahead Of 2030 Commonwealth Games, 2036 OlympicsWhy India Is Doubling Down On Rafale Jets With ₹3.25 Lakh Crore Deal Despite US And Russian OffersWhy China Building Roads In Shaksgam Valley Is A Direct Strategic Challenge For India In Kashmir’Leave By Any Means’: India Issues Fresh Advisory As Iran Protests Intensify Across Cities123PhotostoriesWinter Special: How to make classic Carrot Cake in a kadhai5 safari gates in north Indian national parks with the highest chances of tiger sightingsWest Bengal 2021: Who triumphed and who fell in last assembly polls — Mamata, Suvendu and othersChef Sanjeev Kapoor shares Makar Sankranti snack recipes that offer joy in every biteINSV Kaundinya: Navy’s engineless ship on maiden voyage reaches Muscat; tracks ancient trade routeHow to make Bihari-style Sattu Paratha for dinner at homeDid you know that these Indian states have one hill station each?From calling Sunil Grover as “more Salman Khan than Salman himself” to Krushna Abhishek joking about Archana’s huge solitaire; Archana Puran Singh shares BTS moments from The Great Indian Kapil Show7 oldest Parsi/Irani cafes to visit in MumbaiRani Mukerji, Tabu, and Deepika Padukone: Actresses who stole the show as fearless cops in gripping thriller dramas123Hot PicksIran protestBudget 2026Gold rate todayUS Economy10-minute deliveryPublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingKayla Harrison vs Amanda NunesNHL Trade RumorsCleveland Cavaliers vs Philadelphia 76ersToronto Raptors vs Indiana PacersPhil Taylor Net WorthIShowSpeed Net WorthJoel EmbiidDonovan MitchellTravis KelceKyrie Irving Net Worth

Courts and state govts have banned Chinese manja but enforcement has struggled to keep pace with demand VARANASI/HYDERABAD/BIDAR: Razor-sharp Chinese manja – glass-coated kite string, banned but still widely used – sliced through necks and faces Wednesday, killing at least three people in UP, Telangana and Karnataka while injuring well over 100 across states as Makar Sankranti celebrations and routine travel collided with lethal strands dangling across roads and bridges.In UP, 28-year-old doctor Sameer Hashmi bled to death after Chinese manja cut his throat near a public school campus. Hashmi, a resident of Kerakat town, was riding his bike back from Jaunpur city when the string tightened around his neck. Rushed to the district hospital, he died during treatment.”Despite a continuing drive and seizures from kite shops and vendors, such cases are happening,” said Jaunpur ASP Goldi Gupta, urging the public to inform authorities about illegal sellers and users.Jaunpur has now recorded two such deaths within a month. On Dec 11, school teacher Sandeep Tripathi, 45, was killed when manja slit his throat as he crossed Sadhbhavna bridge over the Gomti river, after dropping his daughter at school.Migrant worker Avadhesh Kumar, 38, from Lakhimpur district in UP was killed Wednesday, just hours after reaching Sangareddy district of Telangana for farm work. Police said Chinese manja stretched across a village road sliced his neck as he rode a motorcycle to a market. He was declared dead on arrival at a govt hospital. Kumar’s 19-year-old son, who had travelled with him, filed a police complaint.In northern Karnataka, Chinese manja cut short a father’s festival journey. Sanjiva Kumar, 48, a gram panchayat worker from Bambulagi village, died Wednesday on a flyover near Talamadagi in Bidar district. He had set out on his motorbike to bring home his 16-year-old daughter from a residential school for Sankranti. Thrown from the bike after the string sliced his neck, he managed to call his daughter, saying he might be delayed – his final call. He was declared dead at Chitaguppa taluk hospital.Varanasi saw a close call. Jitendra Maurya suffered deep cuts to his eyelids and nose when manja struck him on Samneghat bridge while he was riding a motorcycle.Telangana police said at least 10 injuries linked to the string have been reported in recent weeks, including a police officer who required 10 stitches to his neck and a four-year-old boy who needed 12 stitches after a deep gash.More than 100 people in Jaipur, many of them bikers, were treated for facial and neck cuts caused by snapped strings. A seven-month-old baby suffered a throat cut. “I was riding pillion when my friend’s nose was cut,” said Ramesh Saini, a resident.(With inputs from Jaipur)End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosJaishankar Holds Talks With Iran FM Araghchi as Middle East Tensions Escalate“At 75% Tariff, Partnership Loses Meaning,” Tharoor After Jaishankar–Rubio TalksLeT Commander’s Jihad Call Mirrors Pak Army Rhetoric As Terror And State Lines Blur On KashmirCalcutta HC Hears ED and TMC Petitions Over I-PAC Raids, ED Moves Supreme CourtSix Sarpanches Booked in Kamareddy for Mass Killing of Stray Dogs Ahead of ElectionsHistoric moment! INSV Kaundinya Honoured With Water Salute After Oman SailWhy Union Budget 2026 Could Redefine Indian Sports Ahead Of 2030 Commonwealth Games, 2036 OlympicsWhy India Is Doubling Down On Rafale Jets With ₹3.25 Lakh Crore Deal Despite US And Russian OffersWhy China Building Roads In Shaksgam Valley Is A Direct Strategic Challenge For India In Kashmir’Leave By Any Means’: India Issues Fresh Advisory As Iran Protests Intensify Across Cities123PhotostoriesWinter Special: How to make classic Carrot Cake in a kadhai5 safari gates in north Indian national parks with the highest chances of tiger sightingsWest Bengal 2021: Who triumphed and who fell in last assembly polls — Mamata, Suvendu and othersChef Sanjeev Kapoor shares Makar Sankranti snack recipes that offer joy in every biteINSV Kaundinya: Navy’s engineless ship on maiden voyage reaches Muscat; tracks ancient trade routeHow to make Bihari-style Sattu Paratha for dinner at homeDid you know that these Indian states have one hill station each?From calling Sunil Grover as “more Salman Khan than Salman himself” to Krushna Abhishek joking about Archana’s huge solitaire; Archana Puran Singh shares BTS moments from The Great Indian Kapil Show7 oldest Parsi/Irani cafes to visit in MumbaiRani Mukerji, Tabu, and Deepika Padukone: Actresses who stole the show as fearless cops in gripping thriller dramas123Hot PicksIran protestBudget 2026Gold rate todayUS Economy10-minute deliveryPublic holidays January 2026Bank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingKayla Harrison vs Amanda NunesNHL Trade RumorsCleveland Cavaliers vs Philadelphia 76ersToronto Raptors vs Indiana PacersPhil Taylor Net WorthIShowSpeed Net WorthJoel EmbiidDonovan MitchellTravis KelceKyrie Irving Net Worth

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Courts and state govts have banned Chinese manja but enforcement has struggled to keep pace with demand VARANASI/HYDERABAD/BIDAR: Razor-sharp Chinese manja – glass-coated kite string, banned but still widely used – sliced through necks and faces Wednesday, killing at least three people in UP, Telangana and Karnataka while injuring well over 100 across states as…

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– NEW DELHI: The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on Saturday approved key appointments in the National Testing Agency (NTA) under the department of higher education amid the ongoing NEET-UG 2026 paper leak row and growing scrutiny of the examination body. Anuja Bapat, an Indian Statistical Service (ISS) officer of the 1998 batch, and Ruchita Vij, an Indian Revenue Service (Customs & Indirect Taxes) officer of the 2004 batch, have been appointed as joint secretaries in the NTA. Meanwhile, Akash Jain, an Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) officer of the 2013 batch, and Aditya Rajendra Bhojadhiya, an Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS) officer of the 2013 batch, have been appointed as joint directors in the agency.The appointments come amid a widening investigation into the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. On Saturday, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested another alleged mastermind in the case. The agency identified Manisha Gurunath Mandhare, a senior Botany teacher from Pune, as the alleged source of leaked Biology questions in the examination. According to the CBI, Mandhare was associated with the NEET-UG 2026 process as an NTA expert and had access to Botany and Zoology question papers.Also read | NEET paper leak: CBI arrests Pune botany teacher who NTA appointed as expertInvestigators alleged that she conducted coaching sessions for NEET aspirants at her Pune residence and disclosed several questions that later matched the actual examination paper conducted on May 3.The arrest came a day after the CBI arrested retired chemistry professor PV Kulkarni in Latur in connection with the alleged leak. The agency said it had conducted searches at six locations across the country and seized documents, laptops, bank statements and mobile phones.The Delhi court sent two accused in the case to 10-day CBI custody for further interrogation.Also read | NEET paper leak row: Delhi court sends two accused to 10-day CBI custodyThe controversy has escalated into a major national issue following the cancellation of the medical exam. Student organisations and resident doctors’ bodies have staged protests demanding accountability, while some groups have moved the Supreme Court seeking the dissolution of the NTA in its present form. Opposition parties have stepped up their attacks on the Centre over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi sharpened his criticism by demanding the removal of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the leak, while AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal urged Gen Z to take to the streets seeking accountability from the government.So far, nine accused have been arrested in the case from Delhi, Jaipur, Gurugram, Nashik, Pune and Ahilyanagar.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 MediaVideos’History Or Geography’: Indian Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi Issues Stern Warning To PakistanCBI Seeks 14-Day Custody Of Accused In NEET-UG 2026 Paper Leak Case; Pune Botany Teacher Arrested’Misquoted’: CJI Surya Kant Clarifies ‘Cockroach’ Remarks On Unemployed YouthNetherlands Returns 11th Century Chola-Era Copper Plates To India During PM Modi’s Visit’Jhalmuri Reached Here Too?’: PM Modi Invokes Bengal Polls In Netherlands, Lauds Indian DiasporaRampur Court Sentences Azam Khan To 2 Years In 2019 Speech Case, SP Veteran Faces Fresh Legal BlowRG Kar Case Back In Spotlight As BJP MLA Ratna Debnath Calls Mamata Banerjee ‘Head Of Criminals’RG Kar Case Back In Spotlight As BJP MLA Ratna Debnath Calls Mamata Banerjee ‘Head Of Criminals’Delhi Court Grants Robert Vadra Bail In Shikohpur Land Deal Money Laundering Case,ED Probe ContinuesMamata Banerjee Tells Leaders Free To Leave TMC, Vows To Rebuild Party After Bengal Poll Rout123Photostories9 junk food swaps that can make your diet healthierIt’s not just salt anymore: Why your stressful 10-hour workday could be pushing your blood pressure higherCannes 2026 Day 4: John Travolta’s surprise win, Léa Seydoux’s magic, and unmissable red carpet glam!Travellers beware: 5 dirtiest things in a hotel room you didn’t know aboutHow to grow jasmine that flowers year-round in Indian weather: 5 mindful tips for beginners5 pro tips to brighten dull skinRice flour vs wheat flour: Which one is actually easier on the stomach?5 adorable pet dog breeds that grow tall and large8 vegetarian foods Indians used before protein powder existed8 local Indian foods loved around the world123Hot PicksCBSE class 12 resultUS Iran warPrateek YadavHaryana election resultForeign outflowNEET exam cancelledTamil Nadu assemblyTop TrendingRishabh PantNEET PaperIPL Points TableNEET Aspirant DieKerala Board SSLC Result 2026IPL 2026IPL Orange Cap 2026Bengaluru RapeCBSE 2 Language RuleRussia Lavrow

– NEW DELHI: The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on Saturday approved key appointments in the National Testing Agency (NTA) under the department of higher education amid the ongoing NEET-UG 2026 paper leak row and growing scrutiny of the examination body. Anuja Bapat, an Indian Statistical Service (ISS) officer of the 1998 batch, and Ruchita Vij, an Indian Revenue Service (Customs & Indirect Taxes) officer of the 2004 batch, have been appointed as joint secretaries in the NTA. Meanwhile, Akash Jain, an Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) officer of the 2013 batch, and Aditya Rajendra Bhojadhiya, an Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS) officer of the 2013 batch, have been appointed as joint directors in the agency.The appointments come amid a widening investigation into the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. On Saturday, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested another alleged mastermind in the case. The agency identified Manisha Gurunath Mandhare, a senior Botany teacher from Pune, as the alleged source of leaked Biology questions in the examination. According to the CBI, Mandhare was associated with the NEET-UG 2026 process as an NTA expert and had access to Botany and Zoology question papers.Also read | NEET paper leak: CBI arrests Pune botany teacher who NTA appointed as expertInvestigators alleged that she conducted coaching sessions for NEET aspirants at her Pune residence and disclosed several questions that later matched the actual examination paper conducted on May 3.The arrest came a day after the CBI arrested retired chemistry professor PV Kulkarni in Latur in connection with the alleged leak. The agency said it had conducted searches at six locations across the country and seized documents, laptops, bank statements and mobile phones.The Delhi court sent two accused in the case to 10-day CBI custody for further interrogation.Also read | NEET paper leak row: Delhi court sends two accused to 10-day CBI custodyThe controversy has escalated into a major national issue following the cancellation of the medical exam. Student organisations and resident doctors’ bodies have staged protests demanding accountability, while some groups have moved the Supreme Court seeking the dissolution of the NTA in its present form. Opposition parties have stepped up their attacks on the Centre over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi sharpened his criticism by demanding the removal of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the leak, while AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal urged Gen Z to take to the streets seeking accountability from the government.So far, nine accused have been arrested in the case from Delhi, Jaipur, Gurugram, Nashik, Pune and Ahilyanagar.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 MediaVideos’History Or Geography’: Indian Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi Issues Stern Warning To PakistanCBI Seeks 14-Day Custody Of Accused In NEET-UG 2026 Paper Leak Case; Pune Botany Teacher Arrested’Misquoted’: CJI Surya Kant Clarifies ‘Cockroach’ Remarks On Unemployed YouthNetherlands Returns 11th Century Chola-Era Copper Plates To India During PM Modi’s Visit’Jhalmuri Reached Here Too?’: PM Modi Invokes Bengal Polls In Netherlands, Lauds Indian DiasporaRampur Court Sentences Azam Khan To 2 Years In 2019 Speech Case, SP Veteran Faces Fresh Legal BlowRG Kar Case Back In Spotlight As BJP MLA Ratna Debnath Calls Mamata Banerjee ‘Head Of Criminals’RG Kar Case Back In Spotlight As BJP MLA Ratna Debnath Calls Mamata Banerjee ‘Head Of Criminals’Delhi Court Grants Robert Vadra Bail In Shikohpur Land Deal Money Laundering Case,ED Probe ContinuesMamata Banerjee Tells Leaders Free To Leave TMC, Vows To Rebuild Party After Bengal Poll Rout123Photostories9 junk food swaps that can make your diet healthierIt’s not just salt anymore: Why your stressful 10-hour workday could be pushing your blood pressure higherCannes 2026 Day 4: John Travolta’s surprise win, Léa Seydoux’s magic, and unmissable red carpet glam!Travellers beware: 5 dirtiest things in a hotel room you didn’t know aboutHow to grow jasmine that flowers year-round in Indian weather: 5 mindful tips for beginners5 pro tips to brighten dull skinRice flour vs wheat flour: Which one is actually easier on the stomach?5 adorable pet dog breeds that grow tall and large8 vegetarian foods Indians used before protein powder existed8 local Indian foods loved around the world123Hot PicksCBSE class 12 resultUS Iran warPrateek YadavHaryana election resultForeign outflowNEET exam cancelledTamil Nadu assemblyTop TrendingRishabh PantNEET PaperIPL Points TableNEET Aspirant DieKerala Board SSLC Result 2026IPL 2026IPL Orange Cap 2026Bengaluru RapeCBSE 2 Language RuleRussia Lavrow

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NEW DELHI: The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on Saturday approved key appointments in the National Testing Agency (NTA) under the department of higher education amid the ongoing NEET-UG 2026 paper leak row and growing scrutiny of the examination body. Anuja Bapat, an Indian Statistical Service (ISS) officer of the 1998 batch, and Ruchita Vij,…

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New details surface as ChudTheBuilder’s release bid stalls despite Alex Rosen offering 0,000 toward bond

New details surface as ChudTheBuilder’s release bid stalls despite Alex Rosen offering $100,000 toward bond

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New details surface as ChudTheBuilder’s release bid stalls despite Alex Rosen offering $100,000 toward bond (Image via Getty) Dalton Eatherly, better known online as ChudTheBuilder, remains in jail after a Tennessee judge refused to lower his $1 million bond during a court hearing on June 3. The decision came even after YouTuber Alex Rosen appeared…

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UK court rejects Nirav Modi’s bid to stall extradition

UK court rejects Nirav Modi’s bid to stall extradition

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A UK court has rejected fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi’s petition to reopen his extradition order, bringing him closer to facing charges in India, reports Rajshekhar Jha.The High Court of Justice, King’s Bench Division, while handing down the judgment, observed that the petition and the circumstances surrounding it were not exceptional to revisit earlier extradition order,…

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Jan 15, 2026, 22:52 IST

Jan 15, 2026, 22:52 IST

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PSG’s head coach Luis Enrique reacts after the Champions League opening phase soccer match between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich in Paris, France, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025. (AP Photo) PARIS: Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique is open to a sin-bin-style system in soccer whereby players are temporarily removed from a game for fouls. Sin-bins are…

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No future tariffs, fair rates, end ‘forced labour’ probe: What India wants from US trade deal

No future tariffs, fair rates, end ‘forced labour’ probe: What India wants from US trade deal

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India has outlined key demands in its ongoing trade negotiations with the United States, including preferential tariff treatment and assurances against future tariff hikes, as both countries work towards finalising an interim trade agreement, a trade official said on Monday.A proposed bilateral trade agreement between India and the United States may only be finalised after…

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ED raids Punjab minister Sanjeev Arora’s home in money laundering case

ED raids Punjab minister Sanjeev Arora’s home in money laundering case

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NEW DELHI/CHANDIGARH: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday carried out fresh searches against Punjab industries minister Sanjeev Arora and some others allegedly linked to him as part of a money laundering investigation, officials said.Among the five locations raided were Arora’s official residence in Chandigarh and the premises of a real estate company in Gurugram, Haryana,…

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Nana Patekar scolded Pankaj Tripathi for taking a small role in Rajinikanth’s ‘Kaala’: ‘I’ll beat you’

Nana Patekar scolded Pankaj Tripathi for taking a small role in Rajinikanth’s ‘Kaala’: ‘I’ll beat you’

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Nana Patekar urged actors to know their worth and pick roles wisely, recalling his shock at seeing Pankaj Tripathi in a tiny cop role in Rajinikanth’s ‘Kaala’. “Pankaj, what are you doing here?” he asked, warning, “You’re already big—don’t do small parts or I’ll beat you!” Pankaj rose to fame via ‘Mirzapur’ and ‘Stree’. Nana…

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