July 21, 2026
Meet the ‘Dinosaur Bird’ Cassowary: World’s most dangerous bird that delivers kicks powerful enough to break your bones and is the closest dinosaur relative.

Meet the ‘Dinosaur Bird’ Cassowary: World’s most dangerous bird that delivers kicks powerful enough to break your bones and is the closest dinosaur relative.

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Meet the cassowary, a bird hailed as the closest living relative to dinosaurs. Standing nearly two meters tall and weighing over 58 kilograms, this Australian native boasts reptilian legs, sharp claws up to 12 centimeters long, and a formidable casque. While not inherently aggressive, cassowaries can deliver bone-breaking kicks and have been known to attack…

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Magic Johnson vs Shaquille O’Neal net worth in 2025: NBA salary, contract details, brand endorsements, and more

Magic Johnson vs Shaquille O’Neal net worth in 2025: NBA salary, contract details, brand endorsements, and more

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Magic Johnson and Shaquille O’Neal. Image via: Getty Images When debating about the NBA’s most iconic players, the two names that always pop up are Magic Johnson and Shaquille O’Neal. Both inevitably fit in the legendary positions in the league, and their fans know it well. Now, when one talks about their net worth comparison,…

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Why do some dreams stay with us? 5 spiritual interpretations and what they mean

Why do some dreams stay with us? 5 spiritual interpretations and what they mean

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This may sound surprising in a spiritual discussion, but many traditions caution against overanalyzing dreams. Not every strange image carries hidden wisdom. Our minds process memories, emotions, conversations, and everyday experiences while we sleep. That is why dreams can sometimes feel random, confusing, or completely absurd. Trying to decode every detail can take away from…

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Asha Bhosle: Usha Uthup pays her respects to Asha Bhosle: Remembers recording ‘Momere Putul’ – ‘Thank you for the music’ |

Asha Bhosle: Usha Uthup pays her respects to Asha Bhosle: Remembers recording ‘Momere Putul’ – ‘Thank you for the music’ |

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In a heartfelt online homage, beloved vocalist Usha Uthup reflects on her cherished mentor, ‘Asha Tai,’ following the passing of the iconic Asha Bhosle. Sharing an unforgettable studio snapshot, Uthup reminisces about the profound experience of performing a Nazrul geet alongside Bhosle, expressing her heartfelt admiration for the musical legacy left behind. Renowned singer Usha…

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World’s most powerful economies by 2030: Prediction reveals future global leaders | World News

World’s most powerful economies by 2030: Prediction reveals future global leaders | World News

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Economic rankings rarely stay still for long. A country can spend decades climbing steadily through manufacturing, technology and trade, only to slow once population growth weakens or industries begin shifting elsewhere. By the end of this decade, the global balance is expected to look noticeably different from the one that shaped much of the early…

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Why do humans fall in love? The answer may lie in a small rodent from the American Midwest

Why do humans fall in love? The answer may lie in a small rodent from the American Midwest

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Love has inspired poetry, fuelled wars, launched lifelong partnerships and broken countless hearts. It can feel overwhelming, irrational and impossible to explain. Yet some of the most important clues about why humans fall in love did not emerge from studies of couples, philosophers or poets. Instead, they came from a small brown rodent scurrying through…

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‘Tell cops we are friends’: Bengaluru doctor’s message to woman after killing wife with overdose of Propofol anaesthesia

‘Tell cops we are friends’: Bengaluru doctor’s message to woman after killing wife with overdose of Propofol anaesthesia

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A local court in the city on Wednesday rejected bail for Dr Mahendra Reddy GS, who was arrested on charges of murdering his dermatologist wife, Kruthika Reddy, by administering an overdose of anaesthesia in April 2025. BENGALURU: A local court in Bengaluru on Wednesday rejected bail for Dr Mahendra Reddy GS, who was arrested on…

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Saudi Arabia: Ministry of Hajj and Umrah to begin issuing Hajj 2026 visas from Sunday | World News

Saudi Arabia: Ministry of Hajj and Umrah to begin issuing Hajj 2026 visas from Sunday | World News

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Saudi Arabia will begin issuing Hajj 2026 visas from February 8, four months ahead/Representative Image Saudi authorities have moved early on preparations for the next Hajj, opening the visa process months before pilgrims begin their journey, a step aimed at tightening planning and easing pressure during the peak season.The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah…

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Assam Forest Guard recruitment 2026: Registration begins for 1194 posts, direct link to apply here

Assam Forest Guard recruitment 2026: Registration begins for 1194 posts, direct link to apply here

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The State Level Police Recruitment Board (SLPRB), Assam, has started online registration for the Assam Forest Guard Recruitment 2026. There are 1,194 vacancies for posts like Forest Guard, Forester, APFP Constable, and Game Watcher in the Forest Department. This recruitment is to strengthen Assam’s forest services and give jobs to young people in the state….

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Thane hospital assault case: Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre gets bail on Rs 50,000 cash bond

Thane hospital assault case: Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre gets bail on Rs 50,000 cash bond

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Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre and his aides allegedly attacked two doctors and other hospital staff Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre and his aides allegedly attacked two doctors and other hospital staff Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre and his aides allegedly attacked two doctors and other hospital staff Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre and his…

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NEW DELHI: The Union health ministry has asked states to strengthen preparedness across healthcare systems ahead of peak summer, flagging risks from both heatwaves and fire incidents and calling for urgent action.In separate communications, health secretary Punya Salila Srivastava directed states and Union Territories to ramp up measures to tackle above-normal heatwave conditions as well as improve fire safety compliance in hospitals.On heat preparedness, the ministry warned that above-normal heatwave days are likely from April to June across East, Central and North-West India, along with parts of the south-east peninsula. Coastal areas of Odisha, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra Pradesh, as well as isolated regions of Gujarat, Maharashtra and Karnataka, have also been flagged.States have been asked to ensure operational heatstroke management units at all health facilities, strengthen ambulance readiness, issue early warnings and maintain real-time reporting of heatstroke cases on the IHIP portal. The ministry stressed that proactive planning and close monitoring will be key to preventing avoidable heat-related deaths.In parallel, the Centre has directed states to step up fire safety audits in healthcare facilities, with a nationwide Fire Safety Week from May 4 to 10 covering district hospitals, medical colleges and multi-speciality centres.Hospitals have been asked to conduct fire safety assessments using an updated checklist and submit reports through the IHIP portal, with any gaps to be rectified at the earliest. States have also been told to document activities and submit action-taken reports after the exercise.The ministry noted that fire incidents pose a serious risk in hospitals, especially where critically ill patients depend on uninterrupted care, and called for stricter compliance with safety norms.The twin directives come as temperatures begin to rise across parts of the country, with the Centre pushing states to strengthen preparedness across public health systems during the summer months.About the AuthorAnuja JaiswalAnuja Jaiswal is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, with an impressive 18-year career in narrative journalism. She specializes in health and heritage reporting, expertly simplifying complex health information to make it engaging and understandable for readers. Her deep dives into heritage topics are well-researched, resulting in captivating narratives that resonate with her audience. Over the years, she has worked in Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh and West UP, gaining diverse on-ground experience that shapes her storytelling.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMira Road Stabbing Case Under ATS Investigation Over Suspected Radicalisation AngleSalim Dola deported: Inside India’s big crackdown on D-Company’s global narcotics networkPM Narendra Modi’s Football Game In Gangtok Sparks Buzz Over Bengal Poll Message‘No Place For Double Standards’: Rajnath Singh Hails OP SINDOOR At SCO MeetAtishi Hits Back At BJP: Rejects Rijiju’s Claims, Calls AAP a Fast-Growing Political ForceAtishi Targets Modi, BJP Over Rs 2500 Promise; Asks ‘When Will Delhi Women Get Money?’”Tharoor Accepted Congress Is Anti-Women”: Rijiju’s Claim Puts Party On BackfootAfter Kejriwal, Sisodia Recuses Himself From Excise Case Hearing Before Justice SharmaIndia ‘Condemns’ Strikes On Commercial Vessels At UNSC MeetMumbai-Solapur Vande Bharat Express Derails On Diamond Crossing While Entering Pune Station123PhotostoriesSelf healing techniques based on your birth date5 exercises that can tone down your thighsHow to make a small Bengaluru flat look bigger without spending muchTop 10 fruits you can grow in the UK climate (even in small spaces)7 European vegetables that can grow in the balcony during this season“I am vegetarian, so I need to get my protein”: Sundar Pichai’s daily breakfast includes these 3 foodsIndia’s pilgrimage season is here: 10 pilgrimage sites to build your itinerary around4 harmful effects of screen time on child development5 dangerous pets that were created by humans against natureArsh Aulakh weds Mehreen Pirzada: Decoding the dreamy pink Anarkali Mehreen Pirzada wore for her Anand Karaj123Hot PicksAmit ShahMamata BanerjeeBengal Women VotersPM Rally GunfireAssembly Election 2026Bengal Oath CeremonyTrinamool CongressTop TrendingSaeed Sheikh AfridiTamil Nadu electionPM modiSalim DolaAssam HS 12th ResultManish SisodiaMumbai Watermelon Poisoning newsBengal PollsJack GrealishIPL Orange Cap

NEW DELHI: The Union health ministry has asked states to strengthen preparedness across healthcare systems ahead of peak summer, flagging risks from both heatwaves and fire incidents and calling for urgent action.In separate communications, health secretary Punya Salila Srivastava directed states and Union Territories to ramp up measures to tackle above-normal heatwave conditions as well as improve fire safety compliance in hospitals.On heat preparedness, the ministry warned that above-normal heatwave days are likely from April to June across East, Central and North-West India, along with parts of the south-east peninsula. Coastal areas of Odisha, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra Pradesh, as well as isolated regions of Gujarat, Maharashtra and Karnataka, have also been flagged.States have been asked to ensure operational heatstroke management units at all health facilities, strengthen ambulance readiness, issue early warnings and maintain real-time reporting of heatstroke cases on the IHIP portal. The ministry stressed that proactive planning and close monitoring will be key to preventing avoidable heat-related deaths.In parallel, the Centre has directed states to step up fire safety audits in healthcare facilities, with a nationwide Fire Safety Week from May 4 to 10 covering district hospitals, medical colleges and multi-speciality centres.Hospitals have been asked to conduct fire safety assessments using an updated checklist and submit reports through the IHIP portal, with any gaps to be rectified at the earliest. States have also been told to document activities and submit action-taken reports after the exercise.The ministry noted that fire incidents pose a serious risk in hospitals, especially where critically ill patients depend on uninterrupted care, and called for stricter compliance with safety norms.The twin directives come as temperatures begin to rise across parts of the country, with the Centre pushing states to strengthen preparedness across public health systems during the summer months.About the AuthorAnuja JaiswalAnuja Jaiswal is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, with an impressive 18-year career in narrative journalism. She specializes in health and heritage reporting, expertly simplifying complex health information to make it engaging and understandable for readers. Her deep dives into heritage topics are well-researched, resulting in captivating narratives that resonate with her audience. Over the years, she has worked in Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh and West UP, gaining diverse on-ground experience that shapes her storytelling.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMira Road Stabbing Case Under ATS Investigation Over Suspected Radicalisation AngleSalim Dola deported: Inside India’s big crackdown on D-Company’s global narcotics networkPM Narendra Modi’s Football Game In Gangtok Sparks Buzz Over Bengal Poll Message‘No Place For Double Standards’: Rajnath Singh Hails OP SINDOOR At SCO MeetAtishi Hits Back At BJP: Rejects Rijiju’s Claims, Calls AAP a Fast-Growing Political ForceAtishi Targets Modi, BJP Over Rs 2500 Promise; Asks ‘When Will Delhi Women Get Money?’”Tharoor Accepted Congress Is Anti-Women”: Rijiju’s Claim Puts Party On BackfootAfter Kejriwal, Sisodia Recuses Himself From Excise Case Hearing Before Justice SharmaIndia ‘Condemns’ Strikes On Commercial Vessels At UNSC MeetMumbai-Solapur Vande Bharat Express Derails On Diamond Crossing While Entering Pune Station123PhotostoriesSelf healing techniques based on your birth date5 exercises that can tone down your thighsHow to make a small Bengaluru flat look bigger without spending muchTop 10 fruits you can grow in the UK climate (even in small spaces)7 European vegetables that can grow in the balcony during this season“I am vegetarian, so I need to get my protein”: Sundar Pichai’s daily breakfast includes these 3 foodsIndia’s pilgrimage season is here: 10 pilgrimage sites to build your itinerary around4 harmful effects of screen time on child development5 dangerous pets that were created by humans against natureArsh Aulakh weds Mehreen Pirzada: Decoding the dreamy pink Anarkali Mehreen Pirzada wore for her Anand Karaj123Hot PicksAmit ShahMamata BanerjeeBengal Women VotersPM Rally GunfireAssembly Election 2026Bengal Oath CeremonyTrinamool CongressTop TrendingSaeed Sheikh AfridiTamil Nadu electionPM modiSalim DolaAssam HS 12th ResultManish SisodiaMumbai Watermelon Poisoning newsBengal PollsJack GrealishIPL Orange Cap

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NEW DELHI: The Union health ministry has asked states to strengthen preparedness across healthcare systems ahead of peak summer, flagging risks from both heatwaves and fire incidents and calling for urgent action.In separate communications, health secretary Punya Salila Srivastava directed states and Union Territories to ramp up measures to tackle above-normal heatwave conditions as well…

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EAM Jaishankar with Nepal FM Shisir Khanal Nepal’s foreign minister Shisir Khanal on Sunday emphasised on a stronger development-oriented partnership with India while also calling for the revival of dormant bilateral mechanisms and the resumption of high-level political exchanges between the two neighbours.Addressing a media briefing during his three-day visit to India, Khanal highlighted the deep historical and cultural links between the two countries, describing Nepal and India as more than just geographical neighbours. “We’re not merely neighbours on the map; we’re children of the same rivers,” Khanal said, adding that the media plays a key role in shaping public understanding of bilateral relations.”In vibrant, pluralistic democracies like ours, the media is the ultimate custodian of the narrative of our visits,” he added.The minister said Nepal’s current leadership wants to focus on development, connectivity and economic growth, saying, “When we look across the border, we see India as an economic powerhouse,” Khanal said. “We see a rising India that has redefined itself on the global stage as a dynamic, fast-growing technology and economic power. We want to engage with this India of aspiration, innovation, and execution.”During the visit, Khanal held talks with external affairs minister S Jaishankar and national security advisor Ajit Doval. He said discussions covered trade, connectivity, energy cooperation, water resources and people-to-people ties. “Our discussions covered the full spectrum of the Nepal-India relationship, including trade, cross-border connectivity, energy partnership, water resources management, and people-to-people ties,” he said.Later, speaking to ANI, Khanal said both sides should make greater use of existing institutional mechanisms to address pending bilateral issues, including boundary-related concerns. “The boundary issues, these are very long, outstanding issues. So what we proposed is that even on the boundary issues, there are mechanisms that existed between the two countries, but many of these mechanisms have remained dormant,” Khanal told ANI.”There is one mechanism actually which is active, and we acknowledge the active work that’s being done on the ground. So we wanted to look from a positive perspective… I think the spirit on both sides is that there’s no harm in sitting at the table and discussing it,” he added.Khanal said one of the primary objectives of his visit was to restart top-level political engagement between the two countries after a gap of nearly two years. “I came with two broad objectives. One is to start the highest-level political visits between the two countries. The last visit was almost two years back,” he said.Further detailings opinion on the talks, he added, “I found our engagement with the NSA, the external affairs minister and his team yesterday very productive and engaging. We’ve discussed a variety of issues from connectivity, bilateral relationship, to energy and multilateral engagements.”Then highlighting recent cooperation, Khanal also emphasised that Nepal and India have operationalised cross-border digital payment transactions through collaboration between Nepal’s National Clearing House Limited (NCHL) and India’s National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), enabling UPI-style transactions across borders.He also pointed to India’s support for post-earthquake reconstruction in Nepal, including health and cultural infrastructure projects, and said both countries were expanding collaboration in digital public infrastructure and emerging technologies.The minister also mentioned the cross-border connectivity projects, including the proposed Janakpur-Ayodhya railway link. “We hope to see Janakpur-Ayodhya rail connectivity very soon. That’s something we discussed. We are very eager to see that resume from Janakpur and through that to other areas as well,” he said.Expressing optimism about the future trajectory of ties, Khanal said he expects high-level visits and political exchanges between the two countries to become more regular in the coming months.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 MediaVideosStalin Claims TVK Government Survives On Former DMK Allies’ Support, Vows Political ComebackVijay Launches Sweeping TASMAC Crackdown, Targets Alleged ₹1,600 Crore Revenue Leakage NetworkAmerican Centre Attack 2002: Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh, US Consul General Speak At Kolkata EventIndia, Nepal To Take Bilateral Ties To New Heights; Jaishankar Calls For Decisive Shift In Relations‘Electric Stove Exploded, Then…: What Chef Told Police In Malviya Nagar Hotel Fire‘Below Replacement Level’: Elon Musk Flags India’s Falling Fertility RateLPG Price Hike: Domestic Cooking Gas Rates Raised By Rs 29 In India, Second Hike In 3 MonthsAhead Of INDIA Bloc Meet, CPI(M) Asks Congress To Explain BJP ‘Deal’ Charge During Kerala Polls‘Untrue’: Sourav Ganguly Denies Asking Yusuf Pathan To Resign On Behalf Of Mamata Banerjee‘TMC Fooled Muslims, Suvendu Is Secular’: Ajmal Siddiqui Resigns From Post, Slams Abhishek Banerjee123Photostories10 ways to enjoy watermelon during summer season7 Fascinating facts about the honey badgerThis is one of the cheapest countries to visit from India; budget, how to reach, best time to travel and moreCan rainwater cause eye infections? Eye specialist explains the real riskWorld’s most unusual borders that feel stranger than fiction; what travellers need to knowTV stars who left their shows in the middle: Hina Khan to Disha Vakani6 flowering plants that bloom beautifully in rainy weather7 spices that are good to be consumed during summer months7 surprising things nobody tells you when you start gardening8 ways to enjoy apple for summer breakfast123Hot PicksSuryakumar YadavYusuf PathanKerala Student HospitalisedIran AttackKhan SirAnnamalaiKaru Nagarajan ResignRoger GoodellAIADMKTop TrendingCJP ProtestKarnataka Constable RecruitmentTS Inter Supplementary ResultsIndia vs Afghanistan ScoreAnnamalai BJP exitE85 FuelDelhi hotel fireKhan sir coaching fireDelhi Plice HCM Result 2026Pawan Kalyan

EAM Jaishankar with Nepal FM Shisir Khanal Nepal’s foreign minister Shisir Khanal on Sunday emphasised on a stronger development-oriented partnership with India while also calling for the revival of dormant bilateral mechanisms and the resumption of high-level political exchanges between the two neighbours.Addressing a media briefing during his three-day visit to India, Khanal highlighted the deep historical and cultural links between the two countries, describing Nepal and India as more than just geographical neighbours. “We’re not merely neighbours on the map; we’re children of the same rivers,” Khanal said, adding that the media plays a key role in shaping public understanding of bilateral relations.”In vibrant, pluralistic democracies like ours, the media is the ultimate custodian of the narrative of our visits,” he added.The minister said Nepal’s current leadership wants to focus on development, connectivity and economic growth, saying, “When we look across the border, we see India as an economic powerhouse,” Khanal said. “We see a rising India that has redefined itself on the global stage as a dynamic, fast-growing technology and economic power. We want to engage with this India of aspiration, innovation, and execution.”During the visit, Khanal held talks with external affairs minister S Jaishankar and national security advisor Ajit Doval. He said discussions covered trade, connectivity, energy cooperation, water resources and people-to-people ties. “Our discussions covered the full spectrum of the Nepal-India relationship, including trade, cross-border connectivity, energy partnership, water resources management, and people-to-people ties,” he said.Later, speaking to ANI, Khanal said both sides should make greater use of existing institutional mechanisms to address pending bilateral issues, including boundary-related concerns. “The boundary issues, these are very long, outstanding issues. So what we proposed is that even on the boundary issues, there are mechanisms that existed between the two countries, but many of these mechanisms have remained dormant,” Khanal told ANI.”There is one mechanism actually which is active, and we acknowledge the active work that’s being done on the ground. So we wanted to look from a positive perspective… I think the spirit on both sides is that there’s no harm in sitting at the table and discussing it,” he added.Khanal said one of the primary objectives of his visit was to restart top-level political engagement between the two countries after a gap of nearly two years. “I came with two broad objectives. One is to start the highest-level political visits between the two countries. The last visit was almost two years back,” he said.Further detailings opinion on the talks, he added, “I found our engagement with the NSA, the external affairs minister and his team yesterday very productive and engaging. We’ve discussed a variety of issues from connectivity, bilateral relationship, to energy and multilateral engagements.”Then highlighting recent cooperation, Khanal also emphasised that Nepal and India have operationalised cross-border digital payment transactions through collaboration between Nepal’s National Clearing House Limited (NCHL) and India’s National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), enabling UPI-style transactions across borders.He also pointed to India’s support for post-earthquake reconstruction in Nepal, including health and cultural infrastructure projects, and said both countries were expanding collaboration in digital public infrastructure and emerging technologies.The minister also mentioned the cross-border connectivity projects, including the proposed Janakpur-Ayodhya railway link. “We hope to see Janakpur-Ayodhya rail connectivity very soon. That’s something we discussed. We are very eager to see that resume from Janakpur and through that to other areas as well,” he said.Expressing optimism about the future trajectory of ties, Khanal said he expects high-level visits and political exchanges between the two countries to become more regular in the coming months.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 MediaVideosStalin Claims TVK Government Survives On Former DMK Allies’ Support, Vows Political ComebackVijay Launches Sweeping TASMAC Crackdown, Targets Alleged ₹1,600 Crore Revenue Leakage NetworkAmerican Centre Attack 2002: Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh, US Consul General Speak At Kolkata EventIndia, Nepal To Take Bilateral Ties To New Heights; Jaishankar Calls For Decisive Shift In Relations‘Electric Stove Exploded, Then…: What Chef Told Police In Malviya Nagar Hotel Fire‘Below Replacement Level’: Elon Musk Flags India’s Falling Fertility RateLPG Price Hike: Domestic Cooking Gas Rates Raised By Rs 29 In India, Second Hike In 3 MonthsAhead Of INDIA Bloc Meet, CPI(M) Asks Congress To Explain BJP ‘Deal’ Charge During Kerala Polls‘Untrue’: Sourav Ganguly Denies Asking Yusuf Pathan To Resign On Behalf Of Mamata Banerjee‘TMC Fooled Muslims, Suvendu Is Secular’: Ajmal Siddiqui Resigns From Post, Slams Abhishek Banerjee123Photostories10 ways to enjoy watermelon during summer season7 Fascinating facts about the honey badgerThis is one of the cheapest countries to visit from India; budget, how to reach, best time to travel and moreCan rainwater cause eye infections? Eye specialist explains the real riskWorld’s most unusual borders that feel stranger than fiction; what travellers need to knowTV stars who left their shows in the middle: Hina Khan to Disha Vakani6 flowering plants that bloom beautifully in rainy weather7 spices that are good to be consumed during summer months7 surprising things nobody tells you when you start gardening8 ways to enjoy apple for summer breakfast123Hot PicksSuryakumar YadavYusuf PathanKerala Student HospitalisedIran AttackKhan SirAnnamalaiKaru Nagarajan ResignRoger GoodellAIADMKTop TrendingCJP ProtestKarnataka Constable RecruitmentTS Inter Supplementary ResultsIndia vs Afghanistan ScoreAnnamalai BJP exitE85 FuelDelhi hotel fireKhan sir coaching fireDelhi Plice HCM Result 2026Pawan Kalyan

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EAM Jaishankar with Nepal FM Shisir Khanal Nepal’s foreign minister Shisir Khanal on Sunday emphasised on a stronger development-oriented partnership with India while also calling for the revival of dormant bilateral mechanisms and the resumption of high-level political exchanges between the two neighbours.Addressing a media briefing during his three-day visit to India, Khanal highlighted the…

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Myanmar replaces junta chief Min Aung Hlaing after his nomination in presidential process

Myanmar replaces junta chief Min Aung Hlaing after his nomination in presidential process

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Myanmar’s junta chief Min Aung Hlaing was nominated on Monday for a parliamentary vote to select the country’s next president, in a move that could formalise his rule under a civilian framework.“I nominate Senior General Min Aung Hlaing as vice-president,” MP Kyaw Kyaw Htay said during a lower house session, according to state-run media. Under…

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