August 5, 2026
Illegal immigrant in US sentenced to 8 years for helping businesses hire undocumented workers, defrauding government of million

Illegal immigrant in US sentenced to 8 years for helping businesses hire undocumented workers, defrauding government of $38 million

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Mario Flores conspired with his lover and others to set up shell companies in Orlando, Florida A Honduran national living US illegally has been sentenced to eight years in prison for his role in a multimillion-dollar payroll tax fraud scheme deprived the US government of tens of millions of dollars, reports the New York Post.Mario…

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Abhishek Sharma scripts T20I history! India star sets unmatched record with blazing fifty vs Ireland | Cricket News

Abhishek Sharma scripts T20I history! India star sets unmatched record with blazing fifty vs Ireland | Cricket News

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Abhishek Sharma (Pic credit: BCCI) NEW DELHI: Abhishek Sharma continued his love affair with explosive batting on Friday, rewriting the T20I record books during India’s opening match against Ireland in Belfast by becoming the first batter from a Full Member nation to score five half-centuries in 20 balls or fewer.The left-handed opener reached his latest…

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Khushbu Sundar shares first wedding pictures of daughter Avantika Sundar and Shravan Sreenivasan: ‘Marriages are made in heaven’

Khushbu Sundar shares first wedding pictures of daughter Avantika Sundar and Shravan Sreenivasan: ‘Marriages are made in heaven’

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Khushbu Sundar shares first wedding pictures of daughter Avantika Sundar and Shravan Sreenivasan (Image credits: Instagram) Actor-politician Khushbu Sundar’s family has a new reason to celebrate. Her elder daughter, Avantika Sundar, married Shravan Sreenivasan in an intimate wedding ceremony held in Goa on Thursday evening. The private affair was attended by family members and a…

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Mahrang Baloch: ‘Books are a source of support’: Pakistani activist Mahrang Baloch shares her prison reading list, featuring Indira Gandhi and more

Mahrang Baloch: ‘Books are a source of support’: Pakistani activist Mahrang Baloch shares her prison reading list, featuring Indira Gandhi and more

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For decades, the people of Balochistan have been fighting for their own. From control over their natural resources to freedom from oppression, generations of families have been struggling for the same. Among them is one woman, who as a teenager joined the protest in search of her father, who was allegedly arrested by security forces…

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India ranks 11th globally in digital nomad population For generations, the economic narrative of modern India was written in one direction: a relentless, exhausting migration from rural villages to hyper-urban hubs.Millions packed their lives into suitcases, chasing the glittering promises of Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore. They traded clean air for corporate ladders and starry skies for the sterile glow of office cubicles.But a quiet, profound revolution is happening.The tide has turned a full 180 degrees. According to the State of Digital Nomads Report, India ranks 11th globally in digital nomads, housing an estimated 1.7 million location-independent workers (roughly 2% of the global total).A digital nomad is a professional who leverages internet-based technology to earn a living while living a highly mobile, location-independent lifestyle. Once a niche counterculture among Western freelancers, this lifestyle has transitioned into a mainstream global workforce segment.Leading the charge are millennials and Gen Z. This generation is rewriting the rules of career, lifestyle, and success.From the high-altitude valleys of Himachal Pradesh to remote eco-stays like Yakten Village in misty Sikkim, a new socio-economic bridge is being built. A collective yearning for something different — sanity and peace — has shifted the tide.Traditional career track:Urban migration ➔ Cubicle hustle ➔ Burnout ➔ SeclusionA digital nomad track:Digital Connectivity ➔ Serene destination➔ Mental well-being ➔ Global impactThe irony is striking. The very digitalisation critics said would isolate this generation has instead granted them the freedom to seek peace.Reversing the historic flow: urban-to-rural migrationWhere past generations prioritised corner offices and job titles, today’s young professionals are changing success metrics. Data shows 75% of all digital nomads globally are Gen Z or Millennials.Digitalisation has broken the geographic link between earning power and urban congestion, allowing young professionals to preserve well-being in quiet regions while remaining connected to global markets.This reverse migration is only possible because India’s rural-urban divide is shrinking fast. The country has adapted digitally with astonishing speed, democratising economic opportunity across geography. Go into any remote village in Himachal, Uttarakhand, or the Northeast today: you’ll find elders and youngsters alike holding smartphones, scrolling reels, and absorbing global trends in real time.The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) historically pegged national urban migration at 34.9%.Today, the digital nomad movement is triggering a 180-degree reversal: high-earning knowledge workers are leaving tier-1 cities and moving temporarily or semi-permanently into rural towns and villages.Case study: the indigenous evolutionThe trend appears in eco-tourism initiatives like Yakten Village Homestay in Sikkim, which blends indigenous hospitality with remote-work accessibility. Places such as Kasol, Dharamshala, and Rishikesh—long-stay sanctuaries for international travelers, especially Israelis—are now seeing an influx of domestic workers.Indian professionals can bypass international visa hassles and currency arbitrage by staying inside their borders. They can code from the Himalayas or design from a Goa beach shack using affordable domestic networks.Digitalization has fundamentally broken the geographic link between earning power and urban congestion, allowing young professionals to protect their well-being in quiet regions while remaining structurally connected to global financial markets.Ground realities: the unfiltered nomad experienceDespite the appealing online aesthetic, working on the road involves significant infrastructure and logistical challenges. Vedant Singh, an active Indian digital nomad, highlights the operational friction points of the lifestyle:The mountain infrastructure deficit“Pahad looks beautiful on screen, but daily logistics can test your patience. Food is expensive because everything has to be hauled up winding roads. And when peak winter hits, it’s absolutely freezing. If you don’t have a reliable heater, your whole routine collapses.”The Jibbhi freezing loop:Power Grid Failure ➔ Space Heater Shuts Off ➔ Type for 1 Minute ➔ Warm Hands in Pockets for 5 Minutes“Most popular nomad destinations have great connectivity now. The Rs 349-a-month unlimited 5G plan works in about 90% of these locations. But you still have to be careful where you sleep and work. I learned to choose places with reliable facilities—mainly Zostel, a trusted backpacker hostel chain,” Singh says.Transportation in remote micro-hubs often exposes travelers to inflated tourist pricing. “When I was traveling from Dharamshala to Jibbhi, a local cab demanded Rs 2,000 for a 20-km mountain ride. Luckily, another traveller told me a public bus runs the same route for Rs 50,” he added.A global shift: from exotic foreigners to a homegrown movementWhat Vedant faces in Himachal is part of a massive global phenomenon that accelerated after COVID-19. Post-2020, countries realised remote work was not temporary but a durable structural shift. Governments from Portugal and Spain to Indonesia and Thailand introduced “digital nomad visas” to attract high-earning remote workers.For years, India’s scenic hubs were primarily playgrounds for international nomads. Hotspots like Kasol, Rishikesh, and Goa long hosted foreign travellers who settled for months, creating self-contained cultural enclaves.India has emerged as a growing destination for digital nomads, especially after the introduction of remote work and long-stay travel trends.But the true catalyst behind India’s climb to 11th globally is the explosion of homegrown nomads.The ultimate ultimatum: cubicle vs horizonThe Indian digital nomad vision is compelling. The ability to trade a claustrophobic metropolitan cubicle for a makeshift workstation overlooking Darjeeling’s tea gardens, Jibbhi’s snow-capped peaks, or South Goa’s beaches is no longer a foreign luxury.This generation’s uncompromising focus on mental well-being, backed by rapid rural digitisation, means the infrastructure for location-independent work is on the ground.However, navigating India as a digital nomad is not a passive vacation; it is an active exercise in resilience.To succeed, a nomad must trade predictable city comforts for a hyper-adaptable mindset. You must be able to troubleshoot sudden sub-zero power outages, out-negotiate aggressive transit cartels, meticulously vet budget accommodations to avoid poor infrastructure, and accept chores like hand-washing laundry.Ultimately, India offers an unparalleled, deeply enriching canvas for the self-contained worker. It presents a macroeconomic ecosystem where you can stay plugged into the global digital economy while remaining profoundly connected to a slow-paced lifestyle. If you respect the local terrain, plan for contingencies, and prioritise reliable infrastructure over the lowest price tag, the country ceases to be just a travel destination. It becomes your open-air office.The traditional corporate mold has cracked. The tools are in your hands, the networks are live, and the horizon is waiting. The only question left is: Are you ready to step out of the cubicle?Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTrichy East Bypoll Buzz: DMK Chief Will MK Stalin Contest To Make Assembly Comeback?Major Anti-Naxal Success: Forces Recover Rs 24 Lakh, Rifles & Explosives From Maoist Dumps In BastarShashi Tharoor Raises Concerns Over Passport Status And Citizenship; Calls For Legal ReformKetan Agarwal Murder Case: Siya Goyal, Chetan Chowdhary Blame Each Other For ConspiracyOperation Amistad: India Airlifts Army Field Hospital, BHISHM Cubes Relief To VenezuelaRam Mandir Trust Chief Champat Rai QUITS On ‘Moral Grounds’ After SIT Probe & 8 Arrests’You Have Two Days…’ Sonam Wangchuk Sets ‘New’ Deadline, Threatens Indefinite Hunger StrikeGovt Officially Reveals Names Of Six Soldiers Killed In Action During Operation SindoorNCERT Adds Section On SIR; Cites Manusmriti To Highlight Respect For Women In Vedic PeriodCM Yogi Targets Akhilesh, Says ‘Don’t Test Ram Devotees’; Warns Against Tarnishing Ayodhya’s Image123PhotostoriesFIFA World Cup 2026 underdog Cape Verde isn’t just making headlines on the field; where is it and what should travellers know10 baby girl names inspired by ‘legendary women’ in mythology across the world5 traditional things people used to clean utensils before dishwashing liquid existedMom-to-be Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s pink saree glow-up is the only fashion fairytale we’re here forRelationship lessons to take from Kajol and Ajay DevgnStunning pictures of Abu Dhabi’s Dar al Funoon ‘House of the Arts’Love quote of the day by Samantha Ruth Prabhu: ‘If you look for someone else to complete you, then it won’t go well’Monsoon Special: 9 deep-fried vegetarian Bengali snacks to enjoy with chaiYou share the bed, the house, but still feel empty? This silent syndrome could be wrecking your love life6 foods kings and royals in ancient India reportedly loved eating123Hot PicksIndia vs IrelandShamirpet TahsildarIndia Bullet trainFIFA world cup 2026India US Trade dealDelhi rape-murderMumbai local murderBrittany MahomesKetan Agarwal MurderTop TrendingDoug MartinShreyas IyerIndian Citizenship document proofFIFA World Cup 2026KEAM Rank List 2026Mumba Local Train MurderMEA PassportNandani BosmiyaMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

India ranks 11th globally in digital nomad population For generations, the economic narrative of modern India was written in one direction: a relentless, exhausting migration from rural villages to hyper-urban hubs.Millions packed their lives into suitcases, chasing the glittering promises of Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore. They traded clean air for corporate ladders and starry skies for the sterile glow of office cubicles.But a quiet, profound revolution is happening.The tide has turned a full 180 degrees. According to the State of Digital Nomads Report, India ranks 11th globally in digital nomads, housing an estimated 1.7 million location-independent workers (roughly 2% of the global total).A digital nomad is a professional who leverages internet-based technology to earn a living while living a highly mobile, location-independent lifestyle. Once a niche counterculture among Western freelancers, this lifestyle has transitioned into a mainstream global workforce segment.Leading the charge are millennials and Gen Z. This generation is rewriting the rules of career, lifestyle, and success.From the high-altitude valleys of Himachal Pradesh to remote eco-stays like Yakten Village in misty Sikkim, a new socio-economic bridge is being built. A collective yearning for something different — sanity and peace — has shifted the tide.Traditional career track:Urban migration ➔ Cubicle hustle ➔ Burnout ➔ SeclusionA digital nomad track:Digital Connectivity ➔ Serene destination➔ Mental well-being ➔ Global impactThe irony is striking. The very digitalisation critics said would isolate this generation has instead granted them the freedom to seek peace.Reversing the historic flow: urban-to-rural migrationWhere past generations prioritised corner offices and job titles, today’s young professionals are changing success metrics. Data shows 75% of all digital nomads globally are Gen Z or Millennials.Digitalisation has broken the geographic link between earning power and urban congestion, allowing young professionals to preserve well-being in quiet regions while remaining connected to global markets.This reverse migration is only possible because India’s rural-urban divide is shrinking fast. The country has adapted digitally with astonishing speed, democratising economic opportunity across geography. Go into any remote village in Himachal, Uttarakhand, or the Northeast today: you’ll find elders and youngsters alike holding smartphones, scrolling reels, and absorbing global trends in real time.The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) historically pegged national urban migration at 34.9%.Today, the digital nomad movement is triggering a 180-degree reversal: high-earning knowledge workers are leaving tier-1 cities and moving temporarily or semi-permanently into rural towns and villages.Case study: the indigenous evolutionThe trend appears in eco-tourism initiatives like Yakten Village Homestay in Sikkim, which blends indigenous hospitality with remote-work accessibility. Places such as Kasol, Dharamshala, and Rishikesh—long-stay sanctuaries for international travelers, especially Israelis—are now seeing an influx of domestic workers.Indian professionals can bypass international visa hassles and currency arbitrage by staying inside their borders. They can code from the Himalayas or design from a Goa beach shack using affordable domestic networks.Digitalization has fundamentally broken the geographic link between earning power and urban congestion, allowing young professionals to protect their well-being in quiet regions while remaining structurally connected to global financial markets.Ground realities: the unfiltered nomad experienceDespite the appealing online aesthetic, working on the road involves significant infrastructure and logistical challenges. Vedant Singh, an active Indian digital nomad, highlights the operational friction points of the lifestyle:The mountain infrastructure deficit“Pahad looks beautiful on screen, but daily logistics can test your patience. Food is expensive because everything has to be hauled up winding roads. And when peak winter hits, it’s absolutely freezing. If you don’t have a reliable heater, your whole routine collapses.”The Jibbhi freezing loop:Power Grid Failure ➔ Space Heater Shuts Off ➔ Type for 1 Minute ➔ Warm Hands in Pockets for 5 Minutes“Most popular nomad destinations have great connectivity now. The Rs 349-a-month unlimited 5G plan works in about 90% of these locations. But you still have to be careful where you sleep and work. I learned to choose places with reliable facilities—mainly Zostel, a trusted backpacker hostel chain,” Singh says.Transportation in remote micro-hubs often exposes travelers to inflated tourist pricing. “When I was traveling from Dharamshala to Jibbhi, a local cab demanded Rs 2,000 for a 20-km mountain ride. Luckily, another traveller told me a public bus runs the same route for Rs 50,” he added.A global shift: from exotic foreigners to a homegrown movementWhat Vedant faces in Himachal is part of a massive global phenomenon that accelerated after COVID-19. Post-2020, countries realised remote work was not temporary but a durable structural shift. Governments from Portugal and Spain to Indonesia and Thailand introduced “digital nomad visas” to attract high-earning remote workers.For years, India’s scenic hubs were primarily playgrounds for international nomads. Hotspots like Kasol, Rishikesh, and Goa long hosted foreign travellers who settled for months, creating self-contained cultural enclaves.India has emerged as a growing destination for digital nomads, especially after the introduction of remote work and long-stay travel trends.But the true catalyst behind India’s climb to 11th globally is the explosion of homegrown nomads.The ultimate ultimatum: cubicle vs horizonThe Indian digital nomad vision is compelling. The ability to trade a claustrophobic metropolitan cubicle for a makeshift workstation overlooking Darjeeling’s tea gardens, Jibbhi’s snow-capped peaks, or South Goa’s beaches is no longer a foreign luxury.This generation’s uncompromising focus on mental well-being, backed by rapid rural digitisation, means the infrastructure for location-independent work is on the ground.However, navigating India as a digital nomad is not a passive vacation; it is an active exercise in resilience.To succeed, a nomad must trade predictable city comforts for a hyper-adaptable mindset. You must be able to troubleshoot sudden sub-zero power outages, out-negotiate aggressive transit cartels, meticulously vet budget accommodations to avoid poor infrastructure, and accept chores like hand-washing laundry.Ultimately, India offers an unparalleled, deeply enriching canvas for the self-contained worker. It presents a macroeconomic ecosystem where you can stay plugged into the global digital economy while remaining profoundly connected to a slow-paced lifestyle. If you respect the local terrain, plan for contingencies, and prioritise reliable infrastructure over the lowest price tag, the country ceases to be just a travel destination. It becomes your open-air office.The traditional corporate mold has cracked. The tools are in your hands, the networks are live, and the horizon is waiting. The only question left is: Are you ready to step out of the cubicle?Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTrichy East Bypoll Buzz: DMK Chief Will MK Stalin Contest To Make Assembly Comeback?Major Anti-Naxal Success: Forces Recover Rs 24 Lakh, Rifles & Explosives From Maoist Dumps In BastarShashi Tharoor Raises Concerns Over Passport Status And Citizenship; Calls For Legal ReformKetan Agarwal Murder Case: Siya Goyal, Chetan Chowdhary Blame Each Other For ConspiracyOperation Amistad: India Airlifts Army Field Hospital, BHISHM Cubes Relief To VenezuelaRam Mandir Trust Chief Champat Rai QUITS On ‘Moral Grounds’ After SIT Probe & 8 Arrests’You Have Two Days…’ Sonam Wangchuk Sets ‘New’ Deadline, Threatens Indefinite Hunger StrikeGovt Officially Reveals Names Of Six Soldiers Killed In Action During Operation SindoorNCERT Adds Section On SIR; Cites Manusmriti To Highlight Respect For Women In Vedic PeriodCM Yogi Targets Akhilesh, Says ‘Don’t Test Ram Devotees’; Warns Against Tarnishing Ayodhya’s Image123PhotostoriesFIFA World Cup 2026 underdog Cape Verde isn’t just making headlines on the field; where is it and what should travellers know10 baby girl names inspired by ‘legendary women’ in mythology across the world5 traditional things people used to clean utensils before dishwashing liquid existedMom-to-be Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s pink saree glow-up is the only fashion fairytale we’re here forRelationship lessons to take from Kajol and Ajay DevgnStunning pictures of Abu Dhabi’s Dar al Funoon ‘House of the Arts’Love quote of the day by Samantha Ruth Prabhu: ‘If you look for someone else to complete you, then it won’t go well’Monsoon Special: 9 deep-fried vegetarian Bengali snacks to enjoy with chaiYou share the bed, the house, but still feel empty? This silent syndrome could be wrecking your love life6 foods kings and royals in ancient India reportedly loved eating123Hot PicksIndia vs IrelandShamirpet TahsildarIndia Bullet trainFIFA world cup 2026India US Trade dealDelhi rape-murderMumbai local murderBrittany MahomesKetan Agarwal MurderTop TrendingDoug MartinShreyas IyerIndian Citizenship document proofFIFA World Cup 2026KEAM Rank List 2026Mumba Local Train MurderMEA PassportNandani BosmiyaMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

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India ranks 11th globally in digital nomad population For generations, the economic narrative of modern India was written in one direction: a relentless, exhausting migration from rural villages to hyper-urban hubs.Millions packed their lives into suitcases, chasing the glittering promises of Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore. They traded clean air for corporate ladders and starry skies…

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Sanjay Gupta lauds Aditya Dhar’s conviction for four years for making Dhurandhar: ‘No shortcuts, filmmaking is not playing shooting shooting’

Sanjay Gupta lauds Aditya Dhar’s conviction for four years for making Dhurandhar: ‘No shortcuts, filmmaking is not playing shooting shooting’

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‘Dhurandhar’ and ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ have changed the perspective towards Hindi cinema. So much so, that a large part of the audience is also now comparing every film to this Aditya Dhar directorial because a new benchmark is set. Veteran filmmaker Sanjay Gupta has heaped praise on director Aditya Dhar for staying true to his…

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‘No one saw it happen’: Siya Goyal’s lawyer claims no eyewitness or proof linking her to Ketan Agarwal’s death

‘No one saw it happen’: Siya Goyal’s lawyer claims no eyewitness or proof linking her to Ketan Agarwal’s death

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Siya Goyal (left, face covered) and her alleged boyfriend Chetan Chaudhary are in police custody in connection with the death of 26-year-old Ketan Agarwal. PUNE: Claiming that the police are yet to establish any direct evidence against his client, lawyer Ashutosh Srivastava on Wednesday said there was no eyewitness or independent witness to prove that…

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ICAR AIEEA PG, PhD 2026 exam city slip released by NTA; here’s how to download

ICAR AIEEA PG, PhD 2026 exam city slip released by NTA; here’s how to download

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National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the advance examination city intimation slip for the ICAR AIEEA (PG) and AICE JRF/SRF (Ph.D.) 2026 entrance examinations. Candidates can download it from the official ICAR examination portal by logging in with their application number and password. The entrance examinations will be conducted on July 4, 2026, in computer-based…

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Watch: Car-sized aircraft crashes into Beijing’s tallest skyscraper; police seal off area

Watch: Car-sized aircraft crashes into Beijing’s tallest skyscraper; police seal off area

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Small plane slams into Beijing landmark CITIC tower A car-sized aircraft crashed into Beijing’s tallest skyscraper, the 108-storey CITIC Tower, on Friday, according to two bystanders cited by Reuters.Police sealed off roads around the building, also known as China Zun, and prevented passersby from filming the scene.The CITIC Tower, also known as China Zun, is…

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Europe on red alert as record heatwave pushes health systems to brink

Europe on red alert as record heatwave pushes health systems to brink

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Paris recorded a June high of 40.9 degrees Celsius on Wednesday. Health authorities across Europe remained on high alert Friday as an unprecedented heatwave continued to sweep across the continent, forcing governments to introduce emergency measures ranging from alcohol restrictions and event cancellations to transport advisories.Scientists described the spell of extreme weather, which began on…

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Operation Sindoor For the first time since Operation Sindoor was launched in May last year, the govt has officially released the names of the six bravehearts martyred during the mission against Pakistan. Five of them are from the Army and one from the Indian Air Force. Subedar Major Pawan Kumar, Rifleman Sunil Kumar, Lance Naik Dinesh Kumar, Agniveer Murali Naik, Havildar Sunil Kumar Singh, and Indian Air Force Sergeant Surendra Kumar were among those who died in the line of duty. The names of these heroes of Operation Sindoor were released alongside the list of all soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice during various military operations in 2025. List of namesThe ‘Tyag Chakra’ (Circle of Sacrifice) at the National War Memorial is dedicated to the nation’s bravehearts. It comprises 16 circular granite walls; the name, rank, and unit of every soldier who made the supreme sacrifice for the country after Independence are inscribed on the bricks of these walls. Now, these six heroes from Operation Sindoor will also become a permanent part of this memorial.India launched Operation Sindoor in the early hours of May 7, 2025, executing precision strikes on nine terror infrastructure targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to eliminate over 100 terrorists. The tri-service operation served as a decisive retaliation for the April 22, 2025, Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives.Indian armed forces carried out precision strikes on the terror-linked sites, targeting infrastructure linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba. India and Pakistan agreed to halt military action on May 10 following talks between the two countries’ Directors General of Military Operations.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMajor Anti-Naxal Success: Forces Recover Rs 24 Lakh, Rifles & Explosives From Maoist Dumps In BastarShashi Tharoor Raises Concerns Over Passport Status And Citizenship; Calls For Legal ReformKetan Agarwal Murder Case: Siya Goyal, Chetan Chowdhary Blame Each Other For ConspiracyOperation Amistad: India Airlifts Army Field Hospital, BHISHM Cubes Relief To VenezuelaRam Mandir Trust Chief Champat Rai QUITS On ‘Moral Grounds’ After SIT Probe & 8 Arrests’You Have Two Days…’ Sonam Wangchuk Sets ‘New’ Deadline, Threatens Indefinite Hunger StrikeGovt Officially Reveals Names Of Six Soldiers Killed In Action During Operation SindoorNCERT Adds Section On SIR; Cites Manusmriti To Highlight Respect For Women In Vedic PeriodCM Yogi Targets Akhilesh, Says ‘Don’t Test Ram Devotees’; Warns Against Tarnishing Ayodhya’s ImageCentre Hikes Passport Fees From July 1: New One To Cost Rs 2,500; Rs 5,000 For Tatkal123Photostories10 baby girl names inspired by ‘legendary women’ in mythology across the world5 traditional things people used to clean utensils before dishwashing liquid existedMom-to-be Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s pink saree glow-up is the only fashion fairytale we’re here forFIFA World Cup 2026 underdog Cape Verde isn’t just making headlines on the field; where is it and what should travellers knowRelationship lessons to take from Kajol and Ajay DevgnStunning pictures of Abu Dhabi’s Dar al Funoon ‘House of the Arts’Love quote of the day by Samantha Ruth Prabhu: ‘If you look for someone else to complete you, then it won’t go well’Monsoon Special: 9 deep-fried vegetarian Bengali snacks to enjoy with chaiYou share the bed, the house, but still feel empty? This silent syndrome could be wrecking your love life6 foods kings and royals in ancient India reportedly loved eating123Hot PicksIndia vs IrelandShamirpet TahsildarIndia Bullet trainFIFA world cup 2026India US Trade dealDelhi rape-murderMumbai local murderBrittany MahomesKetan Agarwal MurderTop TrendingDoug MartinShreyas IyerIndian Citizenship document proofFIFA World Cup 2026KEAM Rank List 2026Mumba Local Train MurderMEA PassportNandani BosmiyaMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

Operation Sindoor For the first time since Operation Sindoor was launched in May last year, the govt has officially released the names of the six bravehearts martyred during the mission against Pakistan. Five of them are from the Army and one from the Indian Air Force. Subedar Major Pawan Kumar, Rifleman Sunil Kumar, Lance Naik Dinesh Kumar, Agniveer Murali Naik, Havildar Sunil Kumar Singh, and Indian Air Force Sergeant Surendra Kumar were among those who died in the line of duty. The names of these heroes of Operation Sindoor were released alongside the list of all soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice during various military operations in 2025. List of namesThe ‘Tyag Chakra’ (Circle of Sacrifice) at the National War Memorial is dedicated to the nation’s bravehearts. It comprises 16 circular granite walls; the name, rank, and unit of every soldier who made the supreme sacrifice for the country after Independence are inscribed on the bricks of these walls. Now, these six heroes from Operation Sindoor will also become a permanent part of this memorial.India launched Operation Sindoor in the early hours of May 7, 2025, executing precision strikes on nine terror infrastructure targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to eliminate over 100 terrorists. The tri-service operation served as a decisive retaliation for the April 22, 2025, Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives.Indian armed forces carried out precision strikes on the terror-linked sites, targeting infrastructure linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba. India and Pakistan agreed to halt military action on May 10 following talks between the two countries’ Directors General of Military Operations.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMajor Anti-Naxal Success: Forces Recover Rs 24 Lakh, Rifles & Explosives From Maoist Dumps In BastarShashi Tharoor Raises Concerns Over Passport Status And Citizenship; Calls For Legal ReformKetan Agarwal Murder Case: Siya Goyal, Chetan Chowdhary Blame Each Other For ConspiracyOperation Amistad: India Airlifts Army Field Hospital, BHISHM Cubes Relief To VenezuelaRam Mandir Trust Chief Champat Rai QUITS On ‘Moral Grounds’ After SIT Probe & 8 Arrests’You Have Two Days…’ Sonam Wangchuk Sets ‘New’ Deadline, Threatens Indefinite Hunger StrikeGovt Officially Reveals Names Of Six Soldiers Killed In Action During Operation SindoorNCERT Adds Section On SIR; Cites Manusmriti To Highlight Respect For Women In Vedic PeriodCM Yogi Targets Akhilesh, Says ‘Don’t Test Ram Devotees’; Warns Against Tarnishing Ayodhya’s ImageCentre Hikes Passport Fees From July 1: New One To Cost Rs 2,500; Rs 5,000 For Tatkal123Photostories10 baby girl names inspired by ‘legendary women’ in mythology across the world5 traditional things people used to clean utensils before dishwashing liquid existedMom-to-be Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s pink saree glow-up is the only fashion fairytale we’re here forFIFA World Cup 2026 underdog Cape Verde isn’t just making headlines on the field; where is it and what should travellers knowRelationship lessons to take from Kajol and Ajay DevgnStunning pictures of Abu Dhabi’s Dar al Funoon ‘House of the Arts’Love quote of the day by Samantha Ruth Prabhu: ‘If you look for someone else to complete you, then it won’t go well’Monsoon Special: 9 deep-fried vegetarian Bengali snacks to enjoy with chaiYou share the bed, the house, but still feel empty? This silent syndrome could be wrecking your love life6 foods kings and royals in ancient India reportedly loved eating123Hot PicksIndia vs IrelandShamirpet TahsildarIndia Bullet trainFIFA world cup 2026India US Trade dealDelhi rape-murderMumbai local murderBrittany MahomesKetan Agarwal MurderTop TrendingDoug MartinShreyas IyerIndian Citizenship document proofFIFA World Cup 2026KEAM Rank List 2026Mumba Local Train MurderMEA PassportNandani BosmiyaMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

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For the first time since Operation Sindoor was launched in May last year, the govt has officially released the names of the six bravehearts martyred during the mission against Pakistan. Five of them are from the Army and one from the Indian Air Force. Subedar Major Pawan Kumar, Rifleman Sunil Kumar, Lance Naik Dinesh Kumar,…

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Jun 26, 2026, 20:15 IST

Jun 26, 2026, 20:15 IST

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India’s Prasidh Krishna (ANI Photo) Prasidh Krishna endured a forgettable return to India’s T20I side as Ireland’s middle order took him apart in the opening T20I at the Civil Service Cricket Club on Friday.The fast bowler conceded 27 runs in his fourth over, making it the most expensive over bowled by an Indian against Ireland…

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Rajasthan-born Ireland pacer Jai Moondra makes history against India, becomes only second Irish cricketer to …

Rajasthan-born Ireland pacer Jai Moondra makes history against India, becomes only second Irish cricketer to …

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India-born left-arm pacer Jai Moondra made a memorable start to his international career by becoming only the second Ireland player to take a wicket with the first ball of his T20I career.Playing his first international match against India in Belfast on Friday, Moondra struck with the first delivery of his spell in the second over…

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Uber India president Prabhjeet Singh steps down after over a decade with company

Uber India president Prabhjeet Singh steps down after over a decade with company

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An Uber spokesperson said Prabhjeet Singh is leaving the company to pursue another leadership opportunity. Uber India and South Asia President Prabhjeet Singh has stepped down after more than a decade with the ride-hailing company, the company confirmed on Thursday, PTI reported.An Uber spokesperson said Singh is leaving the company to pursue another leadership opportunity.“We…

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Raveena Tandon says Akshay Kumar really deserves his success, as she opens up on reuniting with him after 22 years: ‘He’s just the same’

Raveena Tandon says Akshay Kumar really deserves his success, as she opens up on reuniting with him after 22 years: ‘He’s just the same’

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Raveena Tandon and Akshay Kumar recently reunited on screen after almost 22 years with ‘Welcome to the Jungle’, which released in theatres on Friday. Reflecting on their latest collaboration, Raveena had nothing but admiration for her former co-star, praising his unwavering dedication and work ethic.In an interview with ANI, the actor said that despite the…

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Former Trump adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified files

Former Trump adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified files

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Bolton’s prosecution comes after his high-profile split with Trump John Bolton, who served as US President Donald Trump’s national security adviser during his first term before becoming one of his most outspoken critics, pleaded guilty in federal court on Friday to mishandling classified information.People familiar with the matter had earlier told news agency Reuters that…

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Former BBC presenter, Indian-origin comedian Hardeep Singh Kohli to face trail over rape, sexual offences involving 5 women | World News

Former BBC presenter, Indian-origin comedian Hardeep Singh Kohli to face trail over rape, sexual offences involving 5 women | World News

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UK-based comedian of Indian-origin Hardeep Singh Kohli is accused of 20 charges, including multiple counts of rape and sexual offences involving five women, and is to face trial after pleading not guilty. Kohli, 57, entered his pleas through his legal team during a hearing at the High Court in Glasgow. The trial is scheduled to…

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India vs Ireland: Birthday boy Shivam Dube joins elite club, becomes only the fourth Indian to… | Cricket News

India vs Ireland: Birthday boy Shivam Dube joins elite club, becomes only the fourth Indian to… | Cricket News

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Birthday boy Shivam Dube celebrates with Prasidh Krishna after taking a wicket. (Pic credit: BCCI) NEW DELHI: Shivam Dube turned 33 in style on Friday, marking his birthday with a rare and memorable achievement during India’s first T20I against Ireland in Belfast — becoming only the fourth Indian bowler to take a T20I wicket on…

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‘Was so angry and jealous of Tabu for winning the National award,’ recalls Sonali Kulkarni: ‘When I watched her films, it helped me deal’

‘Was so angry and jealous of Tabu for winning the National award,’ recalls Sonali Kulkarni: ‘When I watched her films, it helped me deal’

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Tabu is known for being one of the best actresses in Hindi cinema, who has won several awards along with critical acclaim, also including the National Award. Tabu had won the Best Actress for Gulzar’s ‘Maachis’ which released in 1996. At that point, Sonali Kulkarni was also a contender for it for her acclaimed performance…

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