July 15, 2026
‘Harry Styles One Night in Manchester’ OTT release: When and where to watch the live of new album

‘Harry Styles One Night in Manchester’ OTT release: When and where to watch the live of new album

Vamsikrishna03 mins mins

Harry Styles is gearing up for an electrifying live event in Manchester to showcase his latest album, ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.,’ streaming worldwide on Netflix starting March 9 IST. Dubbed ‘Harry Styles: One Night in Manchester,’ this concert promises to be a memorable introduction to his new music, allowing fans around the globe…

Read More
Passport fees, commercial LPG prices, Aadhaar update, ITR deadline and more: What changes from July 1

Passport fees, commercial LPG prices, Aadhaar update, ITR deadline and more: What changes from July 1

Vamsikrishna05 mins mins

PAssport fees, commercial LPG prices & more changing from July 1 Several key financial and policy changes have taken effect from July 1, affecting households, businesses, taxpayers and banking customers.Commercial LPG cylinders have become significantly cheaper, offering relief to hotels, restaurants and other commercial users. A new law expanding rural wage employment has also come…

Read More
‘They may send him at No. 11 next!’: Ex-India opener slams handling of Sanju Samson’s batting role

‘They may send him at No. 11 next!’: Ex-India opener slams handling of Sanju Samson’s batting role

Vamsikrishna02 mins mins

Shubman Gill and Sanju Samson NEW DELHI: Former India cricketer Kris Srikkanth has launched a fiery defense of Sanju Samson, saying the wicketkeeper-batter has been unfairly treated despite proving his worth at the top of the order in T20 internationals.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!Srikkanth, never one to mince words, expressed…

Read More
RSS plans shakha expansion, wider outreach to mark centenary year (Picture credit: PTI) NEW DELHI: The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) will focus on expanding its ‘shakhas’ and stepping up public outreach programmes during its centenary year, with the organisation saying it is pushing both organisational growth and wider social engagement as part of its 100th year initiatives.Addressing a press conference in Samalkha, Panipat, RSS joint general secretary C R Mukund said on Friday that “special emphasis” was being placed on the expansion of shakhas and outreach to society as the organisation marks its centenary year, as per news agency PTI.The remarks came as RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale inaugurated the three-day Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha (ABPS), the Sangh’s top decision-making body, in Haryana’s Samalkha.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Israel says struck over 200 targets in Iran; drone hits residential apartment in Beirut’About to surrender’: Trump makes big claim on Iran, says US ‘got rid of a cancer threatening us all’2 Indians killed, 10 injured in Iranian drone attack in Oman, says MEAFocus on shakha growth and social engagementMukund said the Sangh’s centenary-year plans have “two main dimensions” — organisational expansion through shakha growth, and a parallel effort to engage society, build harmony and mobilise people for “social transformation, and public awakening”.He said the RSS has already reached out to more than 10 crore homes under its ‘grihasampark’ (mass contact) programme and covered more than 3 lakh villages across the country.As part of this outreach, Mukund said the organisation has also seen what he described as a positive impact of “sabbhav gosti” and “pramukh nagrik gostis”, according to PTI.Kerala outreach highlightedHighlighting outreach efforts in Kerala, Mukund said RSS volunteers visited a wide cross-section of homes, including Muslim, Christian and even communist-leaning households.“In Kerala, over 55,000 Muslim and 54,000 Christian homes were covered under the public outreach initiative,” he said.“We received a warm welcome everywhere we went. Our ‘swayamsevaks’ reached out to 55,000 Muslim and 54,000 Christian homes,” Mukund added, noting that the Sangh also extended the initiative to tribal regions.Hindu Sammelans, youth meets and social harmony programmesAs this year marks the centenary of the RSS, the ABPS meeting is expected to hold detailed discussions on major campaigns planned for the celebrations. These include ‘grihasampark’, Hindu Sammelans, youth conferences, gatherings of prominent citizens and social harmony meetings.Mukund said Hindu Sammelans have already been held at more than 36,000 places across the country, with more events planned in urban centres, rural areas and remote regions.He also said the Sangh is trying to engage prominent citizens in different localities as community leaders and is working at the block level with local leaders, heads of spiritual organisations and heads of religious centres to promote harmony and social reform.Panch Parivartan and wider issuesMukund also spoke about the RSS’ ‘panch parivartan’ initiative, which focuses on social harmony, preservation of family values, environmental protection, selfhood and self-reliance, and adherence to legal, civic and constitutional duties.“Together, we aim to deliberate upon and implement positive initiatives that bring about necessary social reforms. Specifically, the Sangh has identified five transformations. Five key themes representing the changes currently desired within society,” he said, according to PTI.On wider issues, Mukund said the situation in Naxal-affected areas is gradually returning to normal due to the government’s efforts, while “political stability is coming” in Manipur and ongoing dialogue among communities is yielding results.He also said the Sangh wants the Bangladesh government to take necessary steps to protect the rights and interests of Hindus there. Asked about the West Asia conflict, Mukund said the crisis should end soon, adding that this is what “we and the Indian society believe”.Key meet underway in SamalkhaThe three-day ABPS meeting will review the RSS’ activities during 2025-26 and assess major initiatives undertaken across regions, RSS Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar had said earlier, reported PTI.A total of 1,487 karyakartas, including elected representatives and key office-bearers from across the country, are attending the meeting, along with presidents, general secretaries and organising secretaries of 32 affiliated organisations. BJP chief Nitin Nabin and senior functionaries of the Sangh’s sister organisations are also expected to be present.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 MediaVideosTMC Bid To Meet President Murmu Gets Snubbed By Rashtrapati Bhavan After Protocol ControversyAs LPG Shortage Panic Spreads, Centre Urges Citizens Not To Hoard Cylinders And Opt For PNGMenstrual Leave Debate Explodes As Supreme Court Warns Of Hiring Bias Against Women’Glad India Taking Initiative’: Cong MP Shashi Tharoor Lauds PM Modi’s Outreach To Iran PresidentEAM Jaishankar Holds Fourth Call With Iran Foreign Minister Amid Rising Strait Of Hormuz Tensions‘Strait Of Hormuz Must Remain Closed’: Iran’s Supreme Leader; Trump To Back Mojtaba’s Assassination?India Negotiates Safe Passage For Tankers At Hormuz With Iran As Concerns Over LPG Supply IncreaseIndia Among 60 Nations Under New Trade Probe By Trump Administration Over Forced Labour ImportsIAF Chief AP Singh Takes Sortie In MiG-29 Fighter Jet, Reviews Combat Readiness At Adampur BasePM Modi Dials Iran President, Flags Indian Safety, Energy Supply Risks Amid Rising Gulf Tensions123Photostories5 luxury cars with massaging seats that make long drives relaxingEating too fast may be hurting your digestion and weight: Doctors explain the 20-minute ruleChefs share 5 tips which can make any boring meal super tasty7 Indian meals that require very little LPG to cook10 rich foods that provide more potassium than a banana8 most expensive fruits in the world and why they cost so much7 interesting ways to reuse cooked rice waterThe Ashok Kumar story: From reluctant debut in ‘Jeevan Naiya’ to historic success with ‘Kismet’7 most scenic coastal road trips in India you need to experience onceRs 139 crore project to widen Padi ROB into dual five-lane bridge: What we know123Hot PicksGold Price PredictionIndian RupeeStock Market TodayGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingPatrick MahomesBrittany Mahomes Net WorthWilt ChamberlainMovsar EvloevMichael BispingLPG Crisis IndiaMadison Pettis GirlfriendIran US WarIPL 2026 Chennai Super KingsMiddle East War

RSS plans shakha expansion, wider outreach to mark centenary year (Picture credit: PTI) NEW DELHI: The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) will focus on expanding its ‘shakhas’ and stepping up public outreach programmes during its centenary year, with the organisation saying it is pushing both organisational growth and wider social engagement as part of its 100th year initiatives.Addressing a press conference in Samalkha, Panipat, RSS joint general secretary C R Mukund said on Friday that “special emphasis” was being placed on the expansion of shakhas and outreach to society as the organisation marks its centenary year, as per news agency PTI.The remarks came as RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale inaugurated the three-day Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha (ABPS), the Sangh’s top decision-making body, in Haryana’s Samalkha.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Israel says struck over 200 targets in Iran; drone hits residential apartment in Beirut’About to surrender’: Trump makes big claim on Iran, says US ‘got rid of a cancer threatening us all’2 Indians killed, 10 injured in Iranian drone attack in Oman, says MEAFocus on shakha growth and social engagementMukund said the Sangh’s centenary-year plans have “two main dimensions” — organisational expansion through shakha growth, and a parallel effort to engage society, build harmony and mobilise people for “social transformation, and public awakening”.He said the RSS has already reached out to more than 10 crore homes under its ‘grihasampark’ (mass contact) programme and covered more than 3 lakh villages across the country.As part of this outreach, Mukund said the organisation has also seen what he described as a positive impact of “sabbhav gosti” and “pramukh nagrik gostis”, according to PTI.Kerala outreach highlightedHighlighting outreach efforts in Kerala, Mukund said RSS volunteers visited a wide cross-section of homes, including Muslim, Christian and even communist-leaning households.“In Kerala, over 55,000 Muslim and 54,000 Christian homes were covered under the public outreach initiative,” he said.“We received a warm welcome everywhere we went. Our ‘swayamsevaks’ reached out to 55,000 Muslim and 54,000 Christian homes,” Mukund added, noting that the Sangh also extended the initiative to tribal regions.Hindu Sammelans, youth meets and social harmony programmesAs this year marks the centenary of the RSS, the ABPS meeting is expected to hold detailed discussions on major campaigns planned for the celebrations. These include ‘grihasampark’, Hindu Sammelans, youth conferences, gatherings of prominent citizens and social harmony meetings.Mukund said Hindu Sammelans have already been held at more than 36,000 places across the country, with more events planned in urban centres, rural areas and remote regions.He also said the Sangh is trying to engage prominent citizens in different localities as community leaders and is working at the block level with local leaders, heads of spiritual organisations and heads of religious centres to promote harmony and social reform.Panch Parivartan and wider issuesMukund also spoke about the RSS’ ‘panch parivartan’ initiative, which focuses on social harmony, preservation of family values, environmental protection, selfhood and self-reliance, and adherence to legal, civic and constitutional duties.“Together, we aim to deliberate upon and implement positive initiatives that bring about necessary social reforms. Specifically, the Sangh has identified five transformations. Five key themes representing the changes currently desired within society,” he said, according to PTI.On wider issues, Mukund said the situation in Naxal-affected areas is gradually returning to normal due to the government’s efforts, while “political stability is coming” in Manipur and ongoing dialogue among communities is yielding results.He also said the Sangh wants the Bangladesh government to take necessary steps to protect the rights and interests of Hindus there. Asked about the West Asia conflict, Mukund said the crisis should end soon, adding that this is what “we and the Indian society believe”.Key meet underway in SamalkhaThe three-day ABPS meeting will review the RSS’ activities during 2025-26 and assess major initiatives undertaken across regions, RSS Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar had said earlier, reported PTI.A total of 1,487 karyakartas, including elected representatives and key office-bearers from across the country, are attending the meeting, along with presidents, general secretaries and organising secretaries of 32 affiliated organisations. BJP chief Nitin Nabin and senior functionaries of the Sangh’s sister organisations are also expected to be present.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 MediaVideosTMC Bid To Meet President Murmu Gets Snubbed By Rashtrapati Bhavan After Protocol ControversyAs LPG Shortage Panic Spreads, Centre Urges Citizens Not To Hoard Cylinders And Opt For PNGMenstrual Leave Debate Explodes As Supreme Court Warns Of Hiring Bias Against Women’Glad India Taking Initiative’: Cong MP Shashi Tharoor Lauds PM Modi’s Outreach To Iran PresidentEAM Jaishankar Holds Fourth Call With Iran Foreign Minister Amid Rising Strait Of Hormuz Tensions‘Strait Of Hormuz Must Remain Closed’: Iran’s Supreme Leader; Trump To Back Mojtaba’s Assassination?India Negotiates Safe Passage For Tankers At Hormuz With Iran As Concerns Over LPG Supply IncreaseIndia Among 60 Nations Under New Trade Probe By Trump Administration Over Forced Labour ImportsIAF Chief AP Singh Takes Sortie In MiG-29 Fighter Jet, Reviews Combat Readiness At Adampur BasePM Modi Dials Iran President, Flags Indian Safety, Energy Supply Risks Amid Rising Gulf Tensions123Photostories5 luxury cars with massaging seats that make long drives relaxingEating too fast may be hurting your digestion and weight: Doctors explain the 20-minute ruleChefs share 5 tips which can make any boring meal super tasty7 Indian meals that require very little LPG to cook10 rich foods that provide more potassium than a banana8 most expensive fruits in the world and why they cost so much7 interesting ways to reuse cooked rice waterThe Ashok Kumar story: From reluctant debut in ‘Jeevan Naiya’ to historic success with ‘Kismet’7 most scenic coastal road trips in India you need to experience onceRs 139 crore project to widen Padi ROB into dual five-lane bridge: What we know123Hot PicksGold Price PredictionIndian RupeeStock Market TodayGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingPatrick MahomesBrittany Mahomes Net WorthWilt ChamberlainMovsar EvloevMichael BispingLPG Crisis IndiaMadison Pettis GirlfriendIran US WarIPL 2026 Chennai Super KingsMiddle East War

Vamsikrishna04 mins mins

RSS plans shakha expansion, wider outreach to mark centenary year (Picture credit: PTI) NEW DELHI: The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) will focus on expanding its ‘shakhas’ and stepping up public outreach programmes during its centenary year, with the organisation saying it is pushing both organisational growth and wider social engagement as part of its 100th…

Read More
Mar 15, 2026, 08:25 IST

Mar 15, 2026, 08:25 IST

Vamsikrishna03 mins mins

Abhishek Sharma (ICC Photo) NEW DELHI: India’s star opener Sanju Samson praised his opening partner Abhishek Sharma, describing their partnership as effortless and well-balanced. He said their combination is like “fire and fire”, with both players taking turns to lead the attack. Samson also spoke about their natural Kerala-Punjabi bond that strengthens their understanding. He…

Read More
With the elections over, Bihar’s finance department will have to pull out the spreadsheets to redo the fiscal arithmetic as the govt will have to raise resources to not just meet the big promises made in the NDA manifesto, including more money to the 74 lakh farmers, SC students and others in the state, but also to fund capital expenditure (capex) to build two greenfield cities (New Patna and Sitapuram) and create farm infrastructure.In a state with an estimated fiscal deficit of 9.2% of gross state domestic product (GSDP) last year and own-tax revenue budgeted at 5.3% of state GDP this year, there is chatter of a review of prohibition imposed by Nitish Kumar in 2016. Getting the NDA to reverse the ban may not be easy as it has a lot of appeal with women voters who are pro-prohibition.But there is a large revenue potential since the state govt was earning over Rs 3,000 crore annually from alcohol sales in 2015-16 – more than enough to cover the Rs 2,200 crore needed for additional direct transfer to farmers. At current prices, the mop-up will only be higher.In any case, the pre-poll announcement of Rs 10,000 for the currently enrolled 1.5 crore women under the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rozgar Yojana will cost Rs 15,000 crore. Besides, an increase in the monthly pension to Rs 1,100 for 1.1 crore elders, widows and disabled will result in an additional outgo of around Rs 8,500 crore with nearly Rs 4,000 crore likely to be provided for free electricity of up to 125 units.The bill will go beyond the additional Rs 28,000-crore outgo due to the schemes already implemented. After all, the NDA manifesto promises Rs 2,000 assistance to SC students in colleges and support to fisherfolk (see graphic).As a result, Bihar is unlikely to close the financial year with a budgeted fiscal deficit of 3% of state GDP this year, unless it can reduce other expenditure or raise resources from new sources.After all, with 60% of the expenditure already committed to interest payments, salaries and pension and other establishment-related spending, there are few options.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Bihar’s New MY Formula Is Mahila & Youth’: PM Modi Targets RJD-Congress After NDA’s Landslide Win‘Too Big To Fail’: South African Envoy On Trump’s G20 Boycott, Says PM Modi’s Presence Crucial‘Misa-Priyanka Ko Dickey Mein…’: Yashwant Deshmukh’s Message to RJD–Cong After NDA’s Bihar WinAir India Bombing Returns To Spotlight, CSIS Warns Canada Of New Extremist Networks And Rising RisksSix Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls‘Full Stop to Many Questions’ Chirag Paswan Hails PM Modi, Nitish as NDA Soars Past 200 SeatsKerala Teenager Dies in Dubai After Rooftop Fall While Trying To Take Photos of Low-Flying PlanesPakistan’s Costly Lobbying Blitz Won Access To Trump As India Faced The Harshest Tariffs, Claims NYTChilling Terror Attack Masterplan: How Medical Professionals Built A 5-Step Nationwide Bombing PlotBihar Assembly Poll Results: NDA Touches 200-Seat Lead, Congress Intensifies SIR, Vote Chori Attacks123PhotostoriesShah Rukh Khan closes the year powerful and proudEgg white versus egg yolk: Which one is healthier for breakfast7 dhaba-style dal preparations to try at home5 unique attractions in America that will make you say “I can’t believe this is real”!From BF Karan Kundrra wanting to marry her right after Bigg Boss to her near-fatal injury on Khatron Ke Khiladi: Tejasswi Prakash talks about life, career and loveSlow down aging naturally: 6 scientifically proven foods that workTop 5 platinum producing countries that generate over 90% of the world’s total platinum5 foods to combine with leftover rice for better nutritionMeet the eagles with the biggest wingspans on EarthLearning with purpose: 5 quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar that students can carry for life123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingLaMelo BallGiannis AntetokounmpoJoel EmbiidAidan HutchinsonNHL Trade RumorLatin GrammyDak PrescottBrazilian Bodybuilder Found DeadPercy HarvinStephen Curry

With the elections over, Bihar’s finance department will have to pull out the spreadsheets to redo the fiscal arithmetic as the govt will have to raise resources to not just meet the big promises made in the NDA manifesto, including more money to the 74 lakh farmers, SC students and others in the state, but also to fund capital expenditure (capex) to build two greenfield cities (New Patna and Sitapuram) and create farm infrastructure.In a state with an estimated fiscal deficit of 9.2% of gross state domestic product (GSDP) last year and own-tax revenue budgeted at 5.3% of state GDP this year, there is chatter of a review of prohibition imposed by Nitish Kumar in 2016. Getting the NDA to reverse the ban may not be easy as it has a lot of appeal with women voters who are pro-prohibition.But there is a large revenue potential since the state govt was earning over Rs 3,000 crore annually from alcohol sales in 2015-16 – more than enough to cover the Rs 2,200 crore needed for additional direct transfer to farmers. At current prices, the mop-up will only be higher.In any case, the pre-poll announcement of Rs 10,000 for the currently enrolled 1.5 crore women under the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rozgar Yojana will cost Rs 15,000 crore. Besides, an increase in the monthly pension to Rs 1,100 for 1.1 crore elders, widows and disabled will result in an additional outgo of around Rs 8,500 crore with nearly Rs 4,000 crore likely to be provided for free electricity of up to 125 units.The bill will go beyond the additional Rs 28,000-crore outgo due to the schemes already implemented. After all, the NDA manifesto promises Rs 2,000 assistance to SC students in colleges and support to fisherfolk (see graphic).As a result, Bihar is unlikely to close the financial year with a budgeted fiscal deficit of 3% of state GDP this year, unless it can reduce other expenditure or raise resources from new sources.After all, with 60% of the expenditure already committed to interest payments, salaries and pension and other establishment-related spending, there are few options.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Bihar’s New MY Formula Is Mahila & Youth’: PM Modi Targets RJD-Congress After NDA’s Landslide Win‘Too Big To Fail’: South African Envoy On Trump’s G20 Boycott, Says PM Modi’s Presence Crucial‘Misa-Priyanka Ko Dickey Mein…’: Yashwant Deshmukh’s Message to RJD–Cong After NDA’s Bihar WinAir India Bombing Returns To Spotlight, CSIS Warns Canada Of New Extremist Networks And Rising RisksSix Ways Nitish Kumar Proved ‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ As NDA Registers Big Win in Bihar Assembly Polls‘Full Stop to Many Questions’ Chirag Paswan Hails PM Modi, Nitish as NDA Soars Past 200 SeatsKerala Teenager Dies in Dubai After Rooftop Fall While Trying To Take Photos of Low-Flying PlanesPakistan’s Costly Lobbying Blitz Won Access To Trump As India Faced The Harshest Tariffs, Claims NYTChilling Terror Attack Masterplan: How Medical Professionals Built A 5-Step Nationwide Bombing PlotBihar Assembly Poll Results: NDA Touches 200-Seat Lead, Congress Intensifies SIR, Vote Chori Attacks123PhotostoriesShah Rukh Khan closes the year powerful and proudEgg white versus egg yolk: Which one is healthier for breakfast7 dhaba-style dal preparations to try at home5 unique attractions in America that will make you say “I can’t believe this is real”!From BF Karan Kundrra wanting to marry her right after Bigg Boss to her near-fatal injury on Khatron Ke Khiladi: Tejasswi Prakash talks about life, career and loveSlow down aging naturally: 6 scientifically proven foods that workTop 5 platinum producing countries that generate over 90% of the world’s total platinum5 foods to combine with leftover rice for better nutritionMeet the eagles with the biggest wingspans on EarthLearning with purpose: 5 quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar that students can carry for life123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingLaMelo BallGiannis AntetokounmpoJoel EmbiidAidan HutchinsonNHL Trade RumorLatin GrammyDak PrescottBrazilian Bodybuilder Found DeadPercy HarvinStephen Curry

Vamsikrishna02 mins mins

With the elections over, Bihar’s finance department will have to pull out the spreadsheets to redo the fiscal arithmetic as the govt will have to raise resources to not just meet the big promises made in the NDA manifesto, including more money to the 74 lakh farmers, SC students and others in the state, but…

Read More
US vs Iran nuclear standoff enters cold war phase – is a bigger war coming?

US vs Iran nuclear standoff enters cold war phase – is a bigger war coming?

Vamsikrishna04 mins mins

The Iran war that started as Donald Trump’s Operation Epic Fury now has entered a Cold War-like phase marked by financial sanctions, gunboat interdictions, and ongoing talks about talks, according to an Axios report.Trump still appears far from satisfied with Iran’s unbroken and unhindered nuclear capabilities.The situation has settled into a tense stalemate with no…

Read More
Daily Lal Kitab Horoscope Today, October 30, 2025: Aquarius Rahu to shake relationships, these zodiac signs must maintain trust and patience

Daily Lal Kitab Horoscope Today, October 30, 2025: Aquarius Rahu to shake relationships, these zodiac signs must maintain trust and patience

Vamsikrishna06 mins mins

This daily horoscope series blends Lal Kitab’s astrological wisdom with personalized guidance for each zodiac sign. It focuses on planetary influences, karmic patterns, and simple, symbolic remedies. With grounded language and cultural depth, each entry helps you align your energy, thoughts, and actions for emotional and spiritual balance. Aries Lal Kitab Horoscope Today, 30 October…

Read More
RaKai fires back at Ironmouse after she says Streamer Awards interaction made her feel uncomfortable

RaKai fires back at Ironmouse after she says Streamer Awards interaction made her feel uncomfortable

Vamsikrishna03 mins mins

A dispute has erupted following the Streamer Awards 2025. VTuber Ironmouse shared an uncomfortable encounter, leading to a strong rebuttal from streamer RaKai. Their differing accounts have divided viewers and reignited discussions on boundaries at creator events. Another streamer, Ray, has since apologized to Ironmouse. This situation underscores the complexities of fame and personal space…

Read More
Kick streamer ShnaggyHose accuses Cheesur of harming girlfriend Kaelyn as livestream clip goes viral

Kick streamer ShnaggyHose accuses Cheesur of harming girlfriend Kaelyn as livestream clip goes viral

Vamsikrishna03 mins mins

ShnaggyHose (Image Via Getty) A new online controversy is building after streamer ShnaggyHose made serious claims about fellow creator Cheesur during a livestream. The moment, which is now being widely shared, comes from a recent “Just Chatting” session. On March 25, 2026, an X user posted a short clip showing part of the exchange, and…

Read More