July 18, 2026
At Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, Hindu and Jewish leaders unite against prejudice and bias

At Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, Hindu and Jewish leaders unite against prejudice and bias

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Trump’s Florida getaway, Mar-a-Lago, came alive after leaders, innovators, and community advocates gathered for the first American Hindu-Jewish Congress (AHJC) Grand Gala — an evening dedicated to unity, interfaith dialogue, and the fight against prejudice.The event showcased shared values between Hindu and Jewish communities, focusing on compassion, inclusion, and mental-health awareness.Keynote speaker Lara Trump, the…

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WhatsApp usernames instead of phone numbers: As fraud concerns raised, government warns of strict action

WhatsApp usernames instead of phone numbers: As fraud concerns raised, government warns of strict action

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WhatsApp username feature The government has issued a stern warning to WhatsApp over its upcoming ‘username’ feature, cautioning that messaging platforms will be held legally responsible if new updates create loopholes for cyber fraud and public deception/ impersonation. Citing people familiar with the matter, news agency PTI reported that the government will assess potential risks…

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Updated: Jun 16, 2026, 11:43 IST

Updated: Jun 16, 2026, 11:43 IST

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Iran coach Amir Ghalenoei (Image: X) Iran opened their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign with an entertaining 2-2 draw against New Zealand at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, but the team’s attention quickly shifted away from football after the final whistle.Iran coach Amir Ghalenoei expressed frustration after the match, revealing that the squad had been…

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Anurag Kashyap heaps praise on Anil Kapoor starrer ‘Subedaar’; says, ‘This is my type of commercial film’

Anurag Kashyap heaps praise on Anil Kapoor starrer ‘Subedaar’; says, ‘This is my type of commercial film’

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Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap expressed strong appreciation for the film ‘Subedaar’ starring Anil Kapoor. After watching the film on OTT, Anurag Kashyap shared a detailed review on social media. The director praised the film’s visual style and storytelling approach. According to him, the film would have been even more powerful if it had been released in…

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‘Russia grateful to US for talks, Ukraine conflict coming to an end’: Vladimir Putin; awaits Kyiv response on POW swap

‘Russia grateful to US for talks, Ukraine conflict coming to an end’: Vladimir Putin; awaits Kyiv response on POW swap

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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said the Ukraine conflict was “coming to an end” and thanked the United States for facilitating talks, while stressing that the issue ultimately concerns only Russia and Ukraine.“We are grateful to US for facilitating talks, but it’s only matter for Russia and Ukraine,” Putin said. He also said, “I…

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‘Thalaivar 173’: Sundar C makes a shocking exit from Rajinikanth–Kamal Haasan film leaving fans stunned

‘Thalaivar 173’: Sundar C makes a shocking exit from Rajinikanth–Kamal Haasan film leaving fans stunned

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Director Sundar C has unexpectedly withdrawn from the highly anticipated ‘Thalaivar 173’ project. This film was set to star Rajinikanth and be produced by Kamal Haasan’s banner. The sudden departure has left fans surprised and speculating about the reasons. Rumors point to creative differences or scheduling conflicts. The production house is now reportedly searching for…

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Watch: Mob storms US Consulate in Pakistan after Khamenei’s death; 6 killed in violent clash

Watch: Mob storms US Consulate in Pakistan after Khamenei’s death; 6 killed in violent clash

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At least 6 protestors were killed in clashes after a mob of hundreds stormed the US consulate in Pakistan’s Karachi on Sunday following a joint US-Israel airstrike that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.Protesters were seen vandalising the property and setting parts of the building on fire.According to news agency Associated Press, several others…

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‘Physiognomy is real’: Far-right influencers Nick Fuentes and Clavicular swoon over Gavin Newsom’s looks

‘Physiognomy is real’: Far-right influencers Nick Fuentes and Clavicular swoon over Gavin Newsom’s looks

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California Governor Gavin Newsom has apparently crossed a political Rubicon few saw coming: he’s become a heartthrob on the far right — not for his policies, but for his jawline. In a plot twist that feels less West Wing and more American Psycho, fringe extremists are setting ideology aside to swoon over cheekbones, declaring that…

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Rajya Sabha MPs Raghav Chadha, Sandeep Pathak and Ashok Mittal meet BJP National President Nitin Nabin at the party headquarters, in New Delhi on Friday. (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: Raghav Chadha’s exit from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) does not come as a surprise. Nor, perhaps, his decision to join the BJP. Raghav Chadha’s political moves were widely anticipated given his open dare to the party leadership (read Arvind Kejriwal) after being removed from the post of deputy leader in Rajya Sabha last month. But what did come as a surprise is the vengeance with which Raghav Chadha hit back obliterating the very existence of AAP in the Upper House. Clearly, there was a lot of ground work done by Chadha before he dealt the final blow. Retrospectively, his remark “Ghayal hoon, issliye Ghatak hoon” after Rajya Sabha demotion was perhaps an indication of his plans vis-à-vis the AAP. Raghav Chadha’s AAP journeyRaghav Chadha did not just quit AAP, he ensured the merger of Kejriwal’s party with the BJP in the Upper House by garnering the support of 2/3rd of AAP MPs – 7 out of 10 to be exact. Addressing a press conference after announcing the revolt, Chadha said: “We have decided that we, the 2/3rd members belonging to the AAP in Rajya Sabha, exercise the provisions of the Constitution of India and merge ourselves with the BJP.”The six other MPs who have quit party include Sandeep Pathak, Ashok Mittal, Harbhajan Singh, Rajinder Gupta, Vikram Sahney and Swati Maliwal. Interestingly, the list includes Ashok Mittal, who had replaced Raghav Chadha as the deputy leader of AAP in Rajya Sabha and had hosted Arvind Kejriwal at his house in Delhi till a day ago. Mittal, who is the founder chancellor of Lovely Professional University, had to face ED raids soon after his elevation in the Upper House. Searches were also carried out at properties associated with the university and Mittal’s family members. According to reports, the ED raids were linked to a money laundering probe. AAP MLAs who switched sideThe AAP, as expected, reacted very strongly to this development and accused the BJP of “Operation Lotus”, a term used to define saffron party engineered defections of political rivals. AAP leader Sanjay Singh alleged that central agencies like the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) were misused to pressure and break away AAP leaders. AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal accused the BJP of betraying Punjab, which is ruled by AAP and goes to assembly polls next year.AAP weakened in Punjab?After losing Delhi to BJP last year, AAP leaders including Arvind Kejriwal have focused on Punjab – the only state which the party governs now. Assembly elections are due in Punjab next year and Kejriwal has spent most of his time in the state planning and strategising party’s electoral strategy with his chief minister Bhagwant Mann. Raghav Chadha had played a key role in helping the AAP win Punjab in 2022. For almost three years he was central to party’s activities in the state. However, that changed in March 2025 when Kejriwal appointed Manish Sisodia and Satyendar Jain as incharge and co-incharge of party in Punjab replacing Jarnail Singh and Raghav Chadha.So, the big question is: Will this mass exodus of MPs weaken AAP in Punjab? Has Raghav Chadha also done some ground work in the state with the AAP MLAs? Punjab chief minister and senior AAP leader Bhagwant Mann is brutal in dismissing the impact of this mass exodus.“Ginger, garlic, cumin, fenugreek powder, red chili, black pepper, and coriander—these 7 things together make the vegetable taste great, but on their own, they can’t become a ‘vegetable,’” Bhagwant Mann said yesterday. AAP vs ChadhaHe didn’t stop there. “Let me be clear—none of them is capable of becoming even a village sarpanch on their own merit. The party is bigger than any individual. These 6-7 people who have left do not comprise Punjab. They were not mass leaders,” Mann added.Rhetoric apart, the first priority of Arvind Kejriwal and his team would be to ensure that their MLAs in Punjab stay intact. AAP has 92 MLAs in the 117-member assembly, a number huge enough to perhaps prevent any immediate threat to the Mann government. But with elections due next year, many of these MLAs would be open to exploring greener pastures with the BJP, which is trying to spread its base in the state.Can BJP gain in Punjab from AAP exodus?Well, this can be an interesting debate. The BJP, which was a junior ally of the Akalis in the state for decades, has been trying desperately to spread its base after its break-up with the Shiromani Akali Dal. The SAD quit the alliance over the three farmers’ bill and the BJP did nothing to bring it back in the fold even after junking the bills.Ever since, the BJP has relied heavily on Congress imports to make its presence felt in the state. The saffron party managed to rope in leaders like former chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh and Sunil Jhakhar besides many others in its fold. Now with Raghav Chadha at its services, the BJP would hope to get some “disgruntled” AAP leaders on its side.But will these imports be enough to propel the BJP into power in the state? Let’s have a look at the numbers:In 2017 assembly elections, the BJP won 3 seats with a vote share of 5.4%. Five years later, in 2022 the saffron party managed only 2 seats with 6.6%. The BJP poll strategists would hope that the party could do a West Bengal in Punjab. In West Bengal, the BJP increased its tally from 3 seats in 2016 to 77 seats in 2021. The party’s vote share jumped from 10.3% to 38.4%. The Congress factorSo, while the big Bengal leap gave BJP some hope, the fact is that Punjab may be different. The Congress in Punjab, unlike in West Bengal, still has a significant presence and also vote share. While the grand-old-party was reduced to 18 seats in Punjab in 2022 assembly elections, its vote share was still at 23.1%. In the 2017 elections, the Congress had won 77 seats with a vote share of 38.8% to rule the state for 5 years. However, leadership tussle involving Capt Amarinder Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu became the nemesis for the party. Besides, the Shiromani Akali Dal also managed a vote share of 18.5% in 2022 despite the fact that it could win only 3 seats. BJP vs Congress?Given these numbers, the Congress in Punjab may be in a better position to benefit from a weakened AAP than the BJP. This is provided the grand-old-party plays it cards well and manages to effectively control infighting in the state. The BJP, on the other hand, would in all likeliness go all out to maximise its gains after roping in Raghav Chadha and other AAP MPs in the state. The saffron party can also take hope from the fact that in West Bengal also, the Congress and the Left had significance presence in 2016, but were still decimated by the saffron party.So, while AAP firefights after Raghav Chadha led coup, the BJP and the Congress would both hope to gain from the turn of events. Kejriwal and his AAP on the other hand would leave no stone unturned to play the victim card and maximise its gains from the loss of its MPs.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAAP Fury Explodes: “Gaddar” Written On Harbhajan Singh’s House After BJP MoveBhagwant Mann Moves President Over AAP Rajya Sabha Exodus, Seeks Action Against 7 MPsRaghav Chadha’s Exit Explained: How 7 MPs Leaving Triggered AAP’s Biggest CrisisHow Raghav Chadha and 6 AAP MPs avoided disqualification under anti-defection lawIndia’s Army Chief Honoured With International Hall Of Fame At US War CollegeRaghav Chadha Blames ‘Sheesh Mahal’ for AAP’s Delhi Poll Defeat, Fresh AttackRaghav Chadha, AAP MPs Join BJP: How ‘Merger Clause’ Could Help Them Avoid DisqualificationPolitical Storm Erupts As BJP Targets Kejriwal Over ‘Sheesh Mahal 2’ ClaimsRam Madhav Says ‘India Agreed To Stop Buying Russian Oil’, Later Clarifies, Rahul Gandhi ReactsExplained: How the New US H-1B Bill Could Disrupt Indian Students’ Study-to-Work Pathway123PhotostoriesLove or loot? 5 glaring signs your partner is treating you like a human ATMDiabetes: 5 fruits that can be secret weapon against high blood sugar‘Marty Supreme’ to ‘Greenland 2’; English releases of the week on OTTWhy Chef Sanjeev Kapoor suggests visiting Kashmiri Kandur-waan: 7 must-try Kashmiri breadsVisiting Pune? These 6 incredible day trips deserve a spot on your itineraryFrom an opulent house worth Rs 20 crore to an apartment with girlfriend Tejasswi Prakash in Dubai- Karan Kundrra’s lavish lifestyle5 heritage-inspired Indian design elements influencing modern housing trends5 signs your divorce is inevitableHow heavy traffic pressure is straining Bengaluru’s key highway infrastructureSimple and elegant home interior ideas inspired by Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha123Hot PicksTamil Nadu ElectionWest Bengal voter turnoutAssembly Election 2026Mamata BanerjeeTamil Nadu voter turnoutAmit ShahPM ModiTop TrendingRaghav Chadha Joins BJPTamil Nadu electionAP SSC Class 10 resultsRRB opens qualificationAIIMS B.Sc. coursesJac Class 12 ResultPatrick MahomesBengal PollsNirmala SitharamanIPL Orange Cap

Rajya Sabha MPs Raghav Chadha, Sandeep Pathak and Ashok Mittal meet BJP National President Nitin Nabin at the party headquarters, in New Delhi on Friday. (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: Raghav Chadha’s exit from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) does not come as a surprise. Nor, perhaps, his decision to join the BJP. Raghav Chadha’s political moves were widely anticipated given his open dare to the party leadership (read Arvind Kejriwal) after being removed from the post of deputy leader in Rajya Sabha last month. But what did come as a surprise is the vengeance with which Raghav Chadha hit back obliterating the very existence of AAP in the Upper House. Clearly, there was a lot of ground work done by Chadha before he dealt the final blow. Retrospectively, his remark “Ghayal hoon, issliye Ghatak hoon” after Rajya Sabha demotion was perhaps an indication of his plans vis-à-vis the AAP. Raghav Chadha’s AAP journeyRaghav Chadha did not just quit AAP, he ensured the merger of Kejriwal’s party with the BJP in the Upper House by garnering the support of 2/3rd of AAP MPs – 7 out of 10 to be exact. Addressing a press conference after announcing the revolt, Chadha said: “We have decided that we, the 2/3rd members belonging to the AAP in Rajya Sabha, exercise the provisions of the Constitution of India and merge ourselves with the BJP.”The six other MPs who have quit party include Sandeep Pathak, Ashok Mittal, Harbhajan Singh, Rajinder Gupta, Vikram Sahney and Swati Maliwal. Interestingly, the list includes Ashok Mittal, who had replaced Raghav Chadha as the deputy leader of AAP in Rajya Sabha and had hosted Arvind Kejriwal at his house in Delhi till a day ago. Mittal, who is the founder chancellor of Lovely Professional University, had to face ED raids soon after his elevation in the Upper House. Searches were also carried out at properties associated with the university and Mittal’s family members. According to reports, the ED raids were linked to a money laundering probe. AAP MLAs who switched sideThe AAP, as expected, reacted very strongly to this development and accused the BJP of “Operation Lotus”, a term used to define saffron party engineered defections of political rivals. AAP leader Sanjay Singh alleged that central agencies like the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) were misused to pressure and break away AAP leaders. AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal accused the BJP of betraying Punjab, which is ruled by AAP and goes to assembly polls next year.AAP weakened in Punjab?After losing Delhi to BJP last year, AAP leaders including Arvind Kejriwal have focused on Punjab – the only state which the party governs now. Assembly elections are due in Punjab next year and Kejriwal has spent most of his time in the state planning and strategising party’s electoral strategy with his chief minister Bhagwant Mann. Raghav Chadha had played a key role in helping the AAP win Punjab in 2022. For almost three years he was central to party’s activities in the state. However, that changed in March 2025 when Kejriwal appointed Manish Sisodia and Satyendar Jain as incharge and co-incharge of party in Punjab replacing Jarnail Singh and Raghav Chadha.So, the big question is: Will this mass exodus of MPs weaken AAP in Punjab? Has Raghav Chadha also done some ground work in the state with the AAP MLAs? Punjab chief minister and senior AAP leader Bhagwant Mann is brutal in dismissing the impact of this mass exodus.“Ginger, garlic, cumin, fenugreek powder, red chili, black pepper, and coriander—these 7 things together make the vegetable taste great, but on their own, they can’t become a ‘vegetable,’” Bhagwant Mann said yesterday. AAP vs ChadhaHe didn’t stop there. “Let me be clear—none of them is capable of becoming even a village sarpanch on their own merit. The party is bigger than any individual. These 6-7 people who have left do not comprise Punjab. They were not mass leaders,” Mann added.Rhetoric apart, the first priority of Arvind Kejriwal and his team would be to ensure that their MLAs in Punjab stay intact. AAP has 92 MLAs in the 117-member assembly, a number huge enough to perhaps prevent any immediate threat to the Mann government. But with elections due next year, many of these MLAs would be open to exploring greener pastures with the BJP, which is trying to spread its base in the state.Can BJP gain in Punjab from AAP exodus?Well, this can be an interesting debate. The BJP, which was a junior ally of the Akalis in the state for decades, has been trying desperately to spread its base after its break-up with the Shiromani Akali Dal. The SAD quit the alliance over the three farmers’ bill and the BJP did nothing to bring it back in the fold even after junking the bills.Ever since, the BJP has relied heavily on Congress imports to make its presence felt in the state. The saffron party managed to rope in leaders like former chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh and Sunil Jhakhar besides many others in its fold. Now with Raghav Chadha at its services, the BJP would hope to get some “disgruntled” AAP leaders on its side.But will these imports be enough to propel the BJP into power in the state? Let’s have a look at the numbers:In 2017 assembly elections, the BJP won 3 seats with a vote share of 5.4%. Five years later, in 2022 the saffron party managed only 2 seats with 6.6%. The BJP poll strategists would hope that the party could do a West Bengal in Punjab. In West Bengal, the BJP increased its tally from 3 seats in 2016 to 77 seats in 2021. The party’s vote share jumped from 10.3% to 38.4%. The Congress factorSo, while the big Bengal leap gave BJP some hope, the fact is that Punjab may be different. The Congress in Punjab, unlike in West Bengal, still has a significant presence and also vote share. While the grand-old-party was reduced to 18 seats in Punjab in 2022 assembly elections, its vote share was still at 23.1%. In the 2017 elections, the Congress had won 77 seats with a vote share of 38.8% to rule the state for 5 years. However, leadership tussle involving Capt Amarinder Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu became the nemesis for the party. Besides, the Shiromani Akali Dal also managed a vote share of 18.5% in 2022 despite the fact that it could win only 3 seats. BJP vs Congress?Given these numbers, the Congress in Punjab may be in a better position to benefit from a weakened AAP than the BJP. This is provided the grand-old-party plays it cards well and manages to effectively control infighting in the state. The BJP, on the other hand, would in all likeliness go all out to maximise its gains after roping in Raghav Chadha and other AAP MPs in the state. The saffron party can also take hope from the fact that in West Bengal also, the Congress and the Left had significance presence in 2016, but were still decimated by the saffron party.So, while AAP firefights after Raghav Chadha led coup, the BJP and the Congress would both hope to gain from the turn of events. Kejriwal and his AAP on the other hand would leave no stone unturned to play the victim card and maximise its gains from the loss of its MPs.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAAP Fury Explodes: “Gaddar” Written On Harbhajan Singh’s House After BJP MoveBhagwant Mann Moves President Over AAP Rajya Sabha Exodus, Seeks Action Against 7 MPsRaghav Chadha’s Exit Explained: How 7 MPs Leaving Triggered AAP’s Biggest CrisisHow Raghav Chadha and 6 AAP MPs avoided disqualification under anti-defection lawIndia’s Army Chief Honoured With International Hall Of Fame At US War CollegeRaghav Chadha Blames ‘Sheesh Mahal’ for AAP’s Delhi Poll Defeat, Fresh AttackRaghav Chadha, AAP MPs Join BJP: How ‘Merger Clause’ Could Help Them Avoid DisqualificationPolitical Storm Erupts As BJP Targets Kejriwal Over ‘Sheesh Mahal 2’ ClaimsRam Madhav Says ‘India Agreed To Stop Buying Russian Oil’, Later Clarifies, Rahul Gandhi ReactsExplained: How the New US H-1B Bill Could Disrupt Indian Students’ Study-to-Work Pathway123PhotostoriesLove or loot? 5 glaring signs your partner is treating you like a human ATMDiabetes: 5 fruits that can be secret weapon against high blood sugar‘Marty Supreme’ to ‘Greenland 2’; English releases of the week on OTTWhy Chef Sanjeev Kapoor suggests visiting Kashmiri Kandur-waan: 7 must-try Kashmiri breadsVisiting Pune? These 6 incredible day trips deserve a spot on your itineraryFrom an opulent house worth Rs 20 crore to an apartment with girlfriend Tejasswi Prakash in Dubai- Karan Kundrra’s lavish lifestyle5 heritage-inspired Indian design elements influencing modern housing trends5 signs your divorce is inevitableHow heavy traffic pressure is straining Bengaluru’s key highway infrastructureSimple and elegant home interior ideas inspired by Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha123Hot PicksTamil Nadu ElectionWest Bengal voter turnoutAssembly Election 2026Mamata BanerjeeTamil Nadu voter turnoutAmit ShahPM ModiTop TrendingRaghav Chadha Joins BJPTamil Nadu electionAP SSC Class 10 resultsRRB opens qualificationAIIMS B.Sc. coursesJac Class 12 ResultPatrick MahomesBengal PollsNirmala SitharamanIPL Orange Cap

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Rajya Sabha MPs Raghav Chadha, Sandeep Pathak and Ashok Mittal meet BJP National President Nitin Nabin at the party headquarters, in New Delhi on Friday. (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: Raghav Chadha’s exit from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) does not come as a surprise. Nor, perhaps, his decision to join the BJP. Raghav Chadha’s political…

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Lionel Messi fitness secrets: How smart food and simple training kept him elite for 20+ years

Lionel Messi fitness secrets: How smart food and simple training kept him elite for 20+ years

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Lionel Messi’s unparalleled reign in the football world is a testament to his extraordinary commitment, blending sheer talent with exceptional discipline. In a transformative career pivot around 2014, Messi embraced a whole-foods diet and eliminated sugar, resulting in fewer injuries and enhanced recovery times. Lionel Messi never looked like a typical gym-made athlete. Yet he…

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India’s growth story: FM Sitharaman says nation on track to be world’s third-largest economy; dismisses fears over bank privatisation

India’s growth story: FM Sitharaman says nation on track to be world’s third-largest economy; dismisses fears over bank privatisation

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India is on course to become the world’s third-largest economy soon, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Tuesday, highlighting the country’s rapid economic transformation, fiscal discipline, and resilience amid global uncertainty.Addressing students at the Delhi School of Economics, Sitharaman said India’s steady climb from the world’s tenth-largest economy in 2014 to the fifth today demonstrates…

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‘Bhooth Bangla’ box office collection Day 22: Akshay Kumar’s film heads for Rs 235 crore global gross amid ‘Raja Shivaji’ fever

‘Bhooth Bangla’ box office collection Day 22: Akshay Kumar’s film heads for Rs 235 crore global gross amid ‘Raja Shivaji’ fever

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Akshay Kumar’s ‘Bhooth Bangla’ has completed three weeks in theatres. The movie has been earning low but steady numbers at the box office after it entered its third week in cinemas. The horror comedy grossed over Rs 200 crore in 14 days and is now inching towards a new milestone. Despite new releases, the Akshay…

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Mustafizur Rahman snub fallout: ‘Not communicating with BCCI’ as Bangladesh await ICC call on T20 World Cup venues

Mustafizur Rahman snub fallout: ‘Not communicating with BCCI’ as Bangladesh await ICC call on T20 World Cup venues

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Mustafizur Rahman (AFP Photo) NEW DELHI: Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Aminul Islam said the board will decide its next course of action only after receiving a response from the International Cricket Council (ICC), following Bangladesh’s formal request to move their T20 World Cup matches out of India citing security concerns.Go Beyond The Boundary with…

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NEW DELHi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his address at the G7 Summit on Tuesday to call for the protection of global maritime routes and seafarers, days after three Indian crew members were killed in a US military strike on a merchant vessel in the Gulf of Oman.Speaking at the outreach session titled Forging New Partnerships and Rebuilding International Solidarity, PM Modi told leaders including US President Donald Trump that growing conflicts in West Asia and disruptions to shipping routes were having far-reaching consequences for the global economy and for ordinary people.“India firmly believes that lasting solutions to the tensions and conflicts unfolding in various parts of the world are possible only through dialogue, diplomacy, and international cooperation,” Prime Minister Modi said.Referring to the situation in West Asia, he added: “We welcome the progress made in peace efforts in West Asia. Our friendly nations in the region have suffered loss of life and property due to this conflict. Disruptions to maritime trade in the Strait of Hormuz have harmed the global economy. Many Indian civilians have lost their lives.”PM Modi then turned to the safety of maritime workers, an issue that has gained attention in India following the deaths of three Indian mariners in a US strike near Oman last week.“It is our responsibility to ensure the safety of seafarers who connect nations through global maritime trade. We must ensure that maritime routes remain secure and that seafarers can perform their duties without fear,” he said.The remarks came a day before PM Modi’s bilateral talks with Trump.The Prime Minister also argued that trust had become the world’s most valuable strategic asset at a time when countries are increasingly interconnected through trade, technology, energy and data flows.“International partnerships and global solidarity can only be meaningful if we address shared challenges together,” he said, adding that cooperation must be based on mutual trust and equal partnerships.PM Modi also highlighted the aspirations of the Global South, saying developing nations wanted to be partners in global progress rather than merely recipients of assistance. “We must move beyond the donor-recipient mindset and work as equal partners,” he said.India attended the summit as a guest nation at the invitation of the G7 grouping, which comprises Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.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 MediaVideosCelebi Claims India Erased 0 Million in Value After Security Clearance Revocation Post Op SindoorTop BJP Leaders Meet Amid Speculation Over National Team, Cabinet Reshuffle | Watch’Military-Grade Security’: Annamalai, BJP Clash Over NEET UG Re-ExamKalyan Banerjee Rejects Misconduct Allegations Amid Escalating TMC Split BattleOperation Tiger Nears Final Stage: Shinde Camp Says 7 Sena UBT MPs May Switch Before Session’Not Scared’: CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke Blames RSS Over Jaipur protest assaultAnti-Defection Law: Can Two-Thirds Of TMC MPs Override Their Party And Claim A Merger?Drills, Checks, Surveillance: J&K Sees Massive Security Boost Ahead Of Amarnath Yatra 2026LRLACM Tested: How India’s 1,500 km Cruise Missile Shifts the Balance With Pakistan and ChinaFrom Fuel To Food Prices: Why The US-Iran Peace Agreement Matters For India?123PhotostoriesWhy both vegetarian and non-vegetarian thali rose by 5% and 7% in the month of May5 warning signs of stress are hijacking your decision-making ability, according to a psychologistIn photos: The timeless of beauty of Ladakh in summer seasonAmeesha Patel’s ‘Gadar’ anniversary lehenga feels like a love letter to Bollywood’s golden eraVirat Kohli’s piggyback ride with daughter Akaay melts hearts: 7 lessons on mindful parenting from Virat and Anushka10 subtle signs you have high emotional intelligenceCan’t leave or stay? 4 warning signs you are in a trauma-bond relationshipLosing weight without trying? 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NEW DELHi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his address at the G7 Summit on Tuesday to call for the protection of global maritime routes and seafarers, days after three Indian crew members were killed in a US military strike on a merchant vessel in the Gulf of Oman.Speaking at the outreach session titled Forging New Partnerships and Rebuilding International Solidarity, PM Modi told leaders including US President Donald Trump that growing conflicts in West Asia and disruptions to shipping routes were having far-reaching consequences for the global economy and for ordinary people.“India firmly believes that lasting solutions to the tensions and conflicts unfolding in various parts of the world are possible only through dialogue, diplomacy, and international cooperation,” Prime Minister Modi said.Referring to the situation in West Asia, he added: “We welcome the progress made in peace efforts in West Asia. Our friendly nations in the region have suffered loss of life and property due to this conflict. Disruptions to maritime trade in the Strait of Hormuz have harmed the global economy. Many Indian civilians have lost their lives.”PM Modi then turned to the safety of maritime workers, an issue that has gained attention in India following the deaths of three Indian mariners in a US strike near Oman last week.“It is our responsibility to ensure the safety of seafarers who connect nations through global maritime trade. We must ensure that maritime routes remain secure and that seafarers can perform their duties without fear,” he said.The remarks came a day before PM Modi’s bilateral talks with Trump.The Prime Minister also argued that trust had become the world’s most valuable strategic asset at a time when countries are increasingly interconnected through trade, technology, energy and data flows.“International partnerships and global solidarity can only be meaningful if we address shared challenges together,” he said, adding that cooperation must be based on mutual trust and equal partnerships.PM Modi also highlighted the aspirations of the Global South, saying developing nations wanted to be partners in global progress rather than merely recipients of assistance. “We must move beyond the donor-recipient mindset and work as equal partners,” he said.India attended the summit as a guest nation at the invitation of the G7 grouping, which comprises Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union.Get the latest India news and live updates. 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NEW DELHi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his address at the G7 Summit on Tuesday to call for the protection of global maritime routes and seafarers, days after three Indian crew members were killed in a US military strike on a merchant vessel in the Gulf of Oman.Speaking at the outreach session titled Forging New…

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