August 31, 2026
The ‘vampire woman’ whose 17th-century grave is rewriting what historians know about burial fears in Poland | World News

The ‘vampire woman’ whose 17th-century grave is rewriting what historians know about burial fears in Poland | World News

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The female “vampire” with a sickle across her throat found in Pień, Poland PC: Mirosław Blicharski Since 2005, archaeologists have been excavating an unmarked 17th-century cemetery near Pień, close to Ostromecko in Poland, uncovering more than 100 human burials, at least 30 of which show deliberate signs that the dead were pinned down, locked in…

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Dubai racing carnival is back! Where to get tickets, VIP access, paddock parties, and key race dates revealed

Dubai racing carnival is back! Where to get tickets, VIP access, paddock parties, and key race dates revealed

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Dubai Racing Carnival returns with tickets, VIP access guide / AI-generated illustration The Dubai Racing Carnival is back for the 2025/26 season, kicking off at Meydan on 7 November 2025 and running through the winter racing calendar. Racegoers can choose everything from general admission to premium VIP packages (Gulf News reports VIP hospitality up to…

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Leo Horoscope Today, August 25, 2026: Day brings joy and creativity

Leo Horoscope Today, August 25, 2026: Day brings joy and creativity

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Today’s uplifting news boosts your confidence and spreads joy all around. Witnessing your children’s accomplishments and their thoughtful choices will fill you with pride. Warmth and affection enrich relationships, enhancing your marriage. Students will excel in their studies, while businesses are poised for growth. Emphasizing prudent financial practices and maintaining balance in well-being will ensure…

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Pakistan’s economic forecast: GDP could grow 5%-6.5%; IMF flags corruption risks

Pakistan’s economic forecast: GDP could grow 5%-6.5%; IMF flags corruption risks

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) highlighted persistent corruption challenges in Pakistan, warning that systemic weaknesses across state institutions could limit economic growth unless urgent reforms are undertaken, Dawn reported.The IMF’s Governance and Corruption Diagnostic Assessment (GCDA) is a prerequisite for its executive board to approve a $1.2 billion disbursement, expected next month. The report, as…

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Record-breaking: IIT-Hyderabad student lands Rs 2.5 crore package; highest in institute’s history

Record-breaking: IIT-Hyderabad student lands Rs 2.5 crore package; highest in institute’s history

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HYDERABAD: Amid a tough job market, a computer science engineering student from Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad (IITH), has landed a Rs 2.5 crore package from a Netherlands-based firm in this year’s placements. According to IITH, this is the highest package ever bagged by a student in the history of the institution, which started in…

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“I never felt fully proud”: YouTuber Eden Masliah owns a 0,000 N.Y.C. apartment at 21, yet struggles to call it her accomplishment

“I never felt fully proud”: YouTuber Eden Masliah owns a $740,000 N.Y.C. apartment at 21, yet struggles to call it her accomplishment

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Eden Masliah (Instagram)​ Buying a New York City apartment at 21 would be a dream for many young adults. For YouTuber Eden Masliah, it became a reality after years of building her online career and saving from brand deals. Yet her first home purchase has brought an unexpected emotion with the excitement. Despite investing her…

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‘We did nothing wrong’: British couple slam Russia after warship fires warning shots near yacht in English Channel

‘We did nothing wrong’: British couple slam Russia after warship fires warning shots near yacht in English Channel

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UK on Sunday had intercepted a Russian shadow fleet vessel A retired British couple caught in a tense encounter with a Russian warship in the English Channel have strongly dismissed claims that they endangered the vessel, insisting they “followed all the rules” before warning shots were fired nearby.Jane Kelvey, 68, and her husband Alan, 70,…

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Image credit: ANI NEW DELHI: India, which harboured nearly 8% of global biodiversity within only about 2.4% of the world’s land area, emerged as the leader in issuing Internationally Recognised Certificates of Compliance (IRCCs) for granting access to genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge under a global protocol, accounting for 60% of all such certificates issued worldwide, a progress report on implementation of the Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) during the 2017-25 showed.The report, released by the environment ministry on the occasion of the International Day for Biological Diversity in Bhopal on May 22, underlined that India published 3,556 IRCCs, which accounted for 60% of the global issuance.”This reflects India’s commitment to compliance for effective monitoring under the Nagoya Protocol. The ABS mechanism has resulted in the generation of both monetary and non-monetary benefits,” it said.The Protocol, called the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilisation (Nagoya Protocol on ABS), was adopted in 2010 and was in force since 2014. It provided the operational framework for the implementation of ABS.In India, ABS was a statutory mechanism under the Biological Diversity Act, 2002, which ensured that benefits arising from the commercial use of biological resources and associated traditional knowledge were shared fairly and equitably with grassroots-level communities and knowledge holders.Under the Protocol, countries granting access to genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge were required to issue IRCCs. These certificates served as official evidence that ‘prior informed consent’ had been obtained and that ‘mutually agreed terms’ had been established between users and providers of genetic resources.Latest data showed only 34 out of 142 countries registered on the ABS clearing-house issued IRCCs. India was followed by France with 964 certificates, Spain (320), Argentina (257), Panama (156) and Kenya (144).IRCCs played a crucial role in tracking how genetic resources were used, from research and innovation to eventual commercial applications, ensuring that benefits were shared fairly with the provider country.The report also said Rs 263 crore was realised in India through National Biodiversity Authority (NBA) approvals, of which Rs 145 crore was disbursed to beneficiaries including Biodiversity Management Committees, local communities, and farmers, supporting conservation initiatives and strengthening livelihoods.India, being a biodiversity rich country, acted as a provider country by permitting, with terms and conditions, access to biological resources and knowledge to entities in countries such as France, USA, Spain, Brazil, UAE, China, and Netherlands for research and development followed by commercial utilisation.In his address on the occasion to mark the International Day for Biological Diversity, Union environment minister Bhupender Yadav noted that meaningful global outcomes can emerge only through strong local action, community participation and sustainable lifestyles.Observing that community-led conservation traditions such as sacred groves, folk varieties, landraces and local stewardship practices demonstrate the deep cultural and ecological relationship between people and nature, the minister noted that conservation thinking has already evolved from focusing only on single species to protecting the entire spectrum of life and interconnected ecosystems.The ministry also released India’s National Report on Biodiversity – 2026, encapsulating the key findings and highlights of the country’s seventh National Report (NR-7) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in February.The report claimed India has strengthened its conservation network with expanded forest and tree cover, Ramsar wetlands, and a robust Protected Area system. “Significant progress has also been made in agrobiodiversity conservation, Access and Benefit Sharing, and community engagement through Biodiversity Management Committees (BMCs),” it said.India’s NR-7 reported that all 23 National Biodiversity Targets (NBTs) are currently “on track to achieve”, demonstrating strong alignment between national priorities and global biodiversity commitments.The country’s 23 targets primarily focused on reducing threats to biodiversity throughmitigating the direct drivers of habitat loss, climate change, and pollution; and on meeting people’s needs through sustainable use of resources and equitable benefit-sharing.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAustralia’s Foreign Minister To Visit India For Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting In DelhiDelhi Gymkhana Club Members Prepare Legal Battle Against Government Eviction OrderClam Collection Turns Fatal In Karnataka: 10 Dead, 1 Missing Near Alvekodi RiverFuel Prices Rise Sharply, As Petrol And Diesel See Fourth Hike In Less Than Two Weeks’I Feel Very Bad’: Mamata Reacts After Football Statue Removal From Kolkata StadiumMamata Alleges EVM Rigging, Vote Looting As BJP Wins Falta Repoll; Says INDIA Bloc May Meet In JuneBengal CM Suvendu Adhikari Asks Districts To Set Up ‘Holding Centres’ For Illegal ImmigrantsHome Minister Amit Shah To Review India-Pakistan Border Security In RajasthanTwisha Sharma’s Last Rites Performed In Bhopal As Supreme Court Steps Into Alleged Dowry Death CaseSonam Wangchuk Says Ladakh Was “Heading Towards Another Manipur”, Trust Deficit Still Remains123PhotostoriesBest Peacock series to add to your watch list right now, from thrillers to mystery dramas10 rare animals found in the Amazon River basinA pinch too much: The silent weight of salt on a beating heart8 pink-coloured attractions around the world every traveller should visit once5 money habits parents should start teaching from a young age7 animals you didn’t know are amphibiansLucky paintings that can bring positivity and prosperity home; According to VastuColon cancer in young: 4 early warning signs you should not ignore, according to a Harvard doctor6 incredible Indian villages where humans and wildlife coexist closelyKim Kardashian’s home is all things minimal in textures: 5 art inspirations to take away123Hot PicksDelhi heatwaveRailway Group D Result 2026Naseer BestUPSC prelims 2026Mumbai local train newsBihar Sonu Monu GangBengal bakrid holidayTop TrendingKarnataka NEET Aspirant SuicideTwisha SharmaCBSE Revaluation Photocopy ProcessBhagwant MannRishabh PantJEE Advanced Response SheetIPL Orange Cap 2026Megan Thee StallionDelhi Gymkhana ClubWest Bengal Annapurna Yojana

Image credit: ANI NEW DELHI: India, which harboured nearly 8% of global biodiversity within only about 2.4% of the world’s land area, emerged as the leader in issuing Internationally Recognised Certificates of Compliance (IRCCs) for granting access to genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge under a global protocol, accounting for 60% of all such certificates issued worldwide, a progress report on implementation of the Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) during the 2017-25 showed.The report, released by the environment ministry on the occasion of the International Day for Biological Diversity in Bhopal on May 22, underlined that India published 3,556 IRCCs, which accounted for 60% of the global issuance.”This reflects India’s commitment to compliance for effective monitoring under the Nagoya Protocol. The ABS mechanism has resulted in the generation of both monetary and non-monetary benefits,” it said.The Protocol, called the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilisation (Nagoya Protocol on ABS), was adopted in 2010 and was in force since 2014. It provided the operational framework for the implementation of ABS.In India, ABS was a statutory mechanism under the Biological Diversity Act, 2002, which ensured that benefits arising from the commercial use of biological resources and associated traditional knowledge were shared fairly and equitably with grassroots-level communities and knowledge holders.Under the Protocol, countries granting access to genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge were required to issue IRCCs. These certificates served as official evidence that ‘prior informed consent’ had been obtained and that ‘mutually agreed terms’ had been established between users and providers of genetic resources.Latest data showed only 34 out of 142 countries registered on the ABS clearing-house issued IRCCs. India was followed by France with 964 certificates, Spain (320), Argentina (257), Panama (156) and Kenya (144).IRCCs played a crucial role in tracking how genetic resources were used, from research and innovation to eventual commercial applications, ensuring that benefits were shared fairly with the provider country.The report also said Rs 263 crore was realised in India through National Biodiversity Authority (NBA) approvals, of which Rs 145 crore was disbursed to beneficiaries including Biodiversity Management Committees, local communities, and farmers, supporting conservation initiatives and strengthening livelihoods.India, being a biodiversity rich country, acted as a provider country by permitting, with terms and conditions, access to biological resources and knowledge to entities in countries such as France, USA, Spain, Brazil, UAE, China, and Netherlands for research and development followed by commercial utilisation.In his address on the occasion to mark the International Day for Biological Diversity, Union environment minister Bhupender Yadav noted that meaningful global outcomes can emerge only through strong local action, community participation and sustainable lifestyles.Observing that community-led conservation traditions such as sacred groves, folk varieties, landraces and local stewardship practices demonstrate the deep cultural and ecological relationship between people and nature, the minister noted that conservation thinking has already evolved from focusing only on single species to protecting the entire spectrum of life and interconnected ecosystems.The ministry also released India’s National Report on Biodiversity – 2026, encapsulating the key findings and highlights of the country’s seventh National Report (NR-7) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in February.The report claimed India has strengthened its conservation network with expanded forest and tree cover, Ramsar wetlands, and a robust Protected Area system. “Significant progress has also been made in agrobiodiversity conservation, Access and Benefit Sharing, and community engagement through Biodiversity Management Committees (BMCs),” it said.India’s NR-7 reported that all 23 National Biodiversity Targets (NBTs) are currently “on track to achieve”, demonstrating strong alignment between national priorities and global biodiversity commitments.The country’s 23 targets primarily focused on reducing threats to biodiversity throughmitigating the direct drivers of habitat loss, climate change, and pollution; and on meeting people’s needs through sustainable use of resources and equitable benefit-sharing.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAustralia’s Foreign Minister To Visit India For Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting In DelhiDelhi Gymkhana Club Members Prepare Legal Battle Against Government Eviction OrderClam Collection Turns Fatal In Karnataka: 10 Dead, 1 Missing Near Alvekodi RiverFuel Prices Rise Sharply, As Petrol And Diesel See Fourth Hike In Less Than Two Weeks’I Feel Very Bad’: Mamata Reacts After Football Statue Removal From Kolkata StadiumMamata Alleges EVM Rigging, Vote Looting As BJP Wins Falta Repoll; Says INDIA Bloc May Meet In JuneBengal CM Suvendu Adhikari Asks Districts To Set Up ‘Holding Centres’ For Illegal ImmigrantsHome Minister Amit Shah To Review India-Pakistan Border Security In RajasthanTwisha Sharma’s Last Rites Performed In Bhopal As Supreme Court Steps Into Alleged Dowry Death CaseSonam Wangchuk Says Ladakh Was “Heading Towards Another Manipur”, Trust Deficit Still Remains123PhotostoriesBest Peacock series to add to your watch list right now, from thrillers to mystery dramas10 rare animals found in the Amazon River basinA pinch too much: The silent weight of salt on a beating heart8 pink-coloured attractions around the world every traveller should visit once5 money habits parents should start teaching from a young age7 animals you didn’t know are amphibiansLucky paintings that can bring positivity and prosperity home; According to VastuColon cancer in young: 4 early warning signs you should not ignore, according to a Harvard doctor6 incredible Indian villages where humans and wildlife coexist closelyKim Kardashian’s home is all things minimal in textures: 5 art inspirations to take away123Hot PicksDelhi heatwaveRailway Group D Result 2026Naseer BestUPSC prelims 2026Mumbai local train newsBihar Sonu Monu GangBengal bakrid holidayTop TrendingKarnataka NEET Aspirant SuicideTwisha SharmaCBSE Revaluation Photocopy ProcessBhagwant MannRishabh PantJEE Advanced Response SheetIPL Orange Cap 2026Megan Thee StallionDelhi Gymkhana ClubWest Bengal Annapurna Yojana

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NEW DELHI: India, which harboured nearly 8% of global biodiversity within only about 2.4% of the world’s land area, emerged as the leader in issuing Internationally Recognised Certificates of Compliance (IRCCs) for granting access to genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge under a global protocol, accounting for 60% of all such certificates issued worldwide, a…

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Bhu-Aadhaar for land: How a 14-digit ID can help property buyers to avoid disputes

Bhu-Aadhaar for land: How a 14-digit ID can help property buyers to avoid disputes

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Buying land means going through several documents, such as ownership papers, survey maps and revenue records, to confirm its details. These steps are crucial to minimise chances of any disputes afterwards. To make the process easier, government is rolling out Bhu-Aadhaar, a 14-digit Unique Land Parcel Identification Number (ULPIN) that gives every piece of land…

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The political arena heats up as Congress voices its discontent over AAP’s Rajya Sabha nominees, branding them as elitists with an impressive average net worth of Rs 818 crore. Ajay Maken argues that AAP functions as a puppet for the BJP, orchestrated to disrupt Congress’s support in upcoming state elections. NEW DELHI: With AAP’s seven Rajya Sabha MPs joining BJP, Congress said Arvind Kejriwal nominated members to the upper House based on their monetary muscle, claiming the average worth of the present defectors stands at Rs 818 crore.Congress treasurer Ajay Maken told a press conference that all seven who left AAP for BJP were millionaires who had never even issued a statement in favour of AAP till they were nominated to Parliament. “What kind of Aam Aadmi is this? Kejriwal should change the party’s name to ‘crorepati aadmi’,” he said.“I tried to calculate the net worth of the seven MPs, but the sum was mind boggling. So, I settled for an average. And, it crosses Rs 818 crore per MP,” Maken said.Maken claimed he always knew about RS nominations in AAP, as Sushil Gupta, who was a Congress office-bearer, had come to him in 2017 and asked to be relieved of the party membership because “he had a ‘setting’ in AAP and would be made an RS MP”.He said the mass defection to BJP has exposed the reality that BJP had created AAP as a proxy to counter Congress, which it was not able to fight till 2014. “The two best administrators seen by India were Sheila Dikshit and Manmohan Singh, and Kejriwal was used to defame them…it led BJP to come to power,” he said.Maken said AAP fights elections in states where Congress and BJP are locked in direct contests and benefits BJP by splitting votes, naming Haryana, Goa, Gujarat as some of them.“We always knew the reality but the mask has now fallen for INDIA bloc partners and we hope they will see AAP’s reality,” he said, as he underlined that Congress stitched an electoral tie-up with Kejriwal under pressure from INDIA allies.He claimed BJP is playing a dangerous game through defections as it now has 86% of MPs from Punjab while it got just 6.6% votes in the 2022 state elections. “Separatists use the claim that voice of Punjab is being suppressed. BJP’s game of usurping MPs from Punjab is only giving a handle to separatists,” he said, adding there is already a pattern in play that precedes separatism and terrorism – drugs, gang wars, criminals, that is rampant in AAP-governed Punjab now.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Once-in-a-Generation’ India Signs Free Trade Agreement With New Zealand After a Decade of Talks’Attack By BJP Goons’: TMC MP Mitali Bag’s Car Vandalised In Hooghly, BJP Denies TMC’s Charge’You Are Married Because AAP Made You Rajya Sabha Member’: Saurabh Bharadwaj Attacks Raghav ChadhaNDA Surges In Rajya Sabha After Chadha-Led AAP Exodus, BJP Nears Majority“Right Man, Wrong Party”: Raghav Chadha Defends Exit From AAP In New Video“Bound To Happen”: Congress MLA’s Take On Trump Event ShootingArvind Kejriwal Shocks Court With Refusal To Appear In Excise Case“Hope Of Justice Shattered”: Kejriwal Skips Court, Sends Letter To Justice Swarana KantaAAP Workers Detained Outside Raghav Chadha’s House During Mumbai Protest“Fix Delhi And Pahalgam First” West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee Launches Fierce Attack On BJP123PhotostoriesHow Brahma Muhurta Routines Can Improve Focus, Clarity, and Discipline8 historic landmarks in Mumbai that are more than 100 years old: Why you should visit themTop 5 residential areas of Nashik for quality living and investmentAC vs cooler: What works best for DelhiAamir Khan tears up at son Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi’s ‘Ek Din Ki Mehfil’ event: 5 times the actor got emotional in publicGreen and red food combinations that boost nutrient absorption instantlySummer Special: How to make Kaache Aam ki Launji at homeOTT releases this week (April 27-May 3, 2026): ‘Glory’, ‘The Kerala Story 2, ‘Wuthering Heights’, ‘Aadu 3’ and more7 British vegetables that can grow in the balcony during this season‘Hera Pheri’, ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa’, ‘Malamaal Weekly’, ‘Chup Chup Ke’: Priyadarshan’s comedy classics to watch on OTT123Hot PicksWest Bengal PollsPM ModiMamata BanerjeeRahul GandhiBengal RallyWest Bengal ElectionsMatua CommunityTop TrendingRussini Mike Photo ControversyTamil Nadu electionNFL Trade RumorsPetrol Diesel PriceAssam HS 12th ResultJac Class 12 ResultPatrick MahomesBengal PollsJack GrealishIPL Orange Cap

The political arena heats up as Congress voices its discontent over AAP’s Rajya Sabha nominees, branding them as elitists with an impressive average net worth of Rs 818 crore. Ajay Maken argues that AAP functions as a puppet for the BJP, orchestrated to disrupt Congress’s support in upcoming state elections. NEW DELHI: With AAP’s seven Rajya Sabha MPs joining BJP, Congress said Arvind Kejriwal nominated members to the upper House based on their monetary muscle, claiming the average worth of the present defectors stands at Rs 818 crore.Congress treasurer Ajay Maken told a press conference that all seven who left AAP for BJP were millionaires who had never even issued a statement in favour of AAP till they were nominated to Parliament. “What kind of Aam Aadmi is this? Kejriwal should change the party’s name to ‘crorepati aadmi’,” he said.“I tried to calculate the net worth of the seven MPs, but the sum was mind boggling. So, I settled for an average. And, it crosses Rs 818 crore per MP,” Maken said.Maken claimed he always knew about RS nominations in AAP, as Sushil Gupta, who was a Congress office-bearer, had come to him in 2017 and asked to be relieved of the party membership because “he had a ‘setting’ in AAP and would be made an RS MP”.He said the mass defection to BJP has exposed the reality that BJP had created AAP as a proxy to counter Congress, which it was not able to fight till 2014. “The two best administrators seen by India were Sheila Dikshit and Manmohan Singh, and Kejriwal was used to defame them…it led BJP to come to power,” he said.Maken said AAP fights elections in states where Congress and BJP are locked in direct contests and benefits BJP by splitting votes, naming Haryana, Goa, Gujarat as some of them.“We always knew the reality but the mask has now fallen for INDIA bloc partners and we hope they will see AAP’s reality,” he said, as he underlined that Congress stitched an electoral tie-up with Kejriwal under pressure from INDIA allies.He claimed BJP is playing a dangerous game through defections as it now has 86% of MPs from Punjab while it got just 6.6% votes in the 2022 state elections. “Separatists use the claim that voice of Punjab is being suppressed. BJP’s game of usurping MPs from Punjab is only giving a handle to separatists,” he said, adding there is already a pattern in play that precedes separatism and terrorism – drugs, gang wars, criminals, that is rampant in AAP-governed Punjab now.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Once-in-a-Generation’ India Signs Free Trade Agreement With New Zealand After a Decade of Talks’Attack By BJP Goons’: TMC MP Mitali Bag’s Car Vandalised In Hooghly, BJP Denies TMC’s Charge’You Are Married Because AAP Made You Rajya Sabha Member’: Saurabh Bharadwaj Attacks Raghav ChadhaNDA Surges In Rajya Sabha After Chadha-Led AAP Exodus, BJP Nears Majority“Right Man, Wrong Party”: Raghav Chadha Defends Exit From AAP In New Video“Bound To Happen”: Congress MLA’s Take On Trump Event ShootingArvind Kejriwal Shocks Court With Refusal To Appear In Excise Case“Hope Of Justice Shattered”: Kejriwal Skips Court, Sends Letter To Justice Swarana KantaAAP Workers Detained Outside Raghav Chadha’s House During Mumbai Protest“Fix Delhi And Pahalgam First” West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee Launches Fierce Attack On BJP123PhotostoriesHow Brahma Muhurta Routines Can Improve Focus, Clarity, and Discipline8 historic landmarks in Mumbai that are more than 100 years old: Why you should visit themTop 5 residential areas of Nashik for quality living and investmentAC vs cooler: What works best for DelhiAamir Khan tears up at son Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi’s ‘Ek Din Ki Mehfil’ event: 5 times the actor got emotional in publicGreen and red food combinations that boost nutrient absorption instantlySummer Special: How to make Kaache Aam ki Launji at homeOTT releases this week (April 27-May 3, 2026): ‘Glory’, ‘The Kerala Story 2, ‘Wuthering Heights’, ‘Aadu 3’ and more7 British vegetables that can grow in the balcony during this season‘Hera Pheri’, ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa’, ‘Malamaal Weekly’, ‘Chup Chup Ke’: Priyadarshan’s comedy classics to watch on OTT123Hot PicksWest Bengal PollsPM ModiMamata BanerjeeRahul GandhiBengal RallyWest Bengal ElectionsMatua CommunityTop TrendingRussini Mike Photo ControversyTamil Nadu electionNFL Trade RumorsPetrol Diesel PriceAssam HS 12th ResultJac Class 12 ResultPatrick MahomesBengal PollsJack GrealishIPL Orange Cap

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The political arena heats up as Congress voices its discontent over AAP’s Rajya Sabha nominees, branding them as elitists with an impressive average net worth of Rs 818 crore. Ajay Maken argues that AAP functions as a puppet for the BJP, orchestrated to disrupt Congress’s support in upcoming state elections. NEW DELHI: With AAP’s seven…

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Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settlement details REVEALED: Lawyer claims ‘It Ends With Us’ actress settled as she ‘knew they were going to lose in court’

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settlement details REVEALED: Lawyer claims ‘It Ends With Us’ actress settled as she ‘knew they were going to lose in court’

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Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni made headlines when they reached a settlement just days before their years-long lawsuit could go to trial on May 18. Now, amid chatter about the legal dispute surrounding ‘It Ends With Us’, new court filings reveal key details of the agreement and the legal battle that still remains unresolved.Blake Lively’s…

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Career & Money Predictions, 27th August, 2026: These Zodiac Signs May Find New Career Openings

Career & Money Predictions, 27th August, 2026: These Zodiac Signs May Find New Career Openings

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On August 27, 2026, innovation and collaboration will be at the forefront of advancing careers. Building connections and exhibiting self-assurance will empower people to explore varied work methodologies. Engaging dialogues with peers can unlock transformative career perspectives and avenues. While some zodiac signs may require extra nurturing, others will experience remarkable luck. Sharing your ideas…

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Shedeur Sanders’ long-awaited debut marred by shocking burglary at his Cleveland home during Sunday’s game

Shedeur Sanders’ long-awaited debut marred by shocking burglary at his Cleveland home during Sunday’s game

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Shedeur Sanders faces shocking home burglary in Ohio just moments after making his highly anticipated NFL debut. (Getty Images) Shedeur Sanders’ NFL debut took an unexpected turn that stretched far beyond the field. The Cleveland Browns rookie, who stepped into Sunday’s game after Dillon Gabriel suffered a head injury, experienced both the thrill of taking…

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No longer obligated to peace: 5 takeaways from Donald Trump’s threatening letter to Norway PM over Greenland

No longer obligated to peace: 5 takeaways from Donald Trump’s threatening letter to Norway PM over Greenland

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When Donald Trump writes that he is “no longer obligated to think purely of peace,” it is not a flourish, a threat-by-tweet, or a trial balloon. It is the most explicit articulation yet of a worldview he has been signalling for years. The now-confirmed letter to Norway’s prime minister, circulated deliberately among European diplomats, does…

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Items resembling cigarettes, dashcam footage, birthday party: Key revelations in Udaipur IT manager gang-rape; CEO, executive head arrested

Items resembling cigarettes, dashcam footage, birthday party: Key revelations in Udaipur IT manager gang-rape; CEO, executive head arrested

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Udaipur police have arrested three people, including the CEO of a local IT company, for allegedly gang-raping a female manager inside a moving car. UDAIPUR: Udaipur police have arrested three people, including the CEO of a local IT company, for allegedly gang-raping a female manager inside a moving car. The incident reportedly took place on…

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Al-Falah University dupes students of ₹415 crore: How to verify an institute’s accreditation and spot fake claims

Al-Falah University dupes students of ₹415 crore: How to verify an institute’s accreditation and spot fake claims

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Al-Falah University’s ₹415-crore ‘dupe’ scandal has exposed how easily institutions can mislead students Al-Falah University’s story reads like a cautionary tale stitched from two very different worlds—education and extremism. Investigators probing the recent Red Fort car blast in Delhi say the conspiracy trail runs through this very campus, with a former professor under the scanner…

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