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'BJP has nothing to do with it': U'khand Minister Khajan Das rejects Cong's claim of Kharge's insult in Haldwani purification ritual

Uttarakhand minister Khajan Das firmly rejected Congress accusations about a purification ceremony at Haldwani's Ramlila Ground, asserting that the BJP has no links to the event and accusing the opposition of distorting facts to mislead the Dalit community. Rahul Gandhi condemned the act, labeling it as untouchability and a violation…

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Chandigarh Taxi Union protests against cab aggregators over alleged exploitation

Chandigarh taxi drivers continue their ninety-day protest against cab aggregators. They demand government-mandated fares and promised policy benefits. Drivers are seeking medical and term insurance coverage from these companies. This agitation highlights broader issues faced by traditional transport operators. Similar concerns have been raised by drivers in Delhi-NCR and Maharashtra.

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Pakistan: Three missing men found dead with alleged torture marks in Balochistan

Three bodies recovered in Balochistan's Usta Muhammad have reportedly been identified as men who had earlier gone missing, with local sources alleging that they were forcibly disappeared after being detained by Pakistani security forces.

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Pakistan's sleeper cells in India tried to locate S-400 defence systems during Operation Sindoor: Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra (Retd)

During Operation Sindoor, India's S-400 air defence systems played a critical role by thwarting attempts from Pakistani fighter jets to approach the Indian border, Jeetendra Mishra revealed. Pakistan's efforts to locate these systems through intel proved futile, he added.

The Economic Times

Singer and YouTuber shot dead outside gym after ‘composing song about gang’

Singer has more than 367,000 YouTube subscribers and built a following with songs about rural pride, power, and bravado

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India-EU ties stronger than ever, FTA breakthrough driven by realism, pragmatism: EU Ambassador

India-EU relations are stronger than ever due to increased strategic understanding and comfort. The India-EU Free Trade Agreement negotiations progressed with realism and pragmatism from both sides. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism aims to prevent carbon leakage and incentivize lower emissions. Both India and the EU seek to de-risk supply…

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India’s flights may stay expensive even as fuel gets cheaper: S&P

Asia-Pacific airlines may maintain higher airfares as passenger demand remains strong. This strategy allows carriers to recover elevated operating costs and bolster financial buffers. Jet fuel prices surged earlier but have since eased, though volatility persists. Airlines expect margins to improve from the fourth quarter with seasonal demand increases. Growing…

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H-1B visa fee hike may accelerate shift of US tech jobs to India-based GCCs: Former UN advisor Santosh Mehrotra

The proposed $103,265 H-1B fee could accelerate the movement of technology work from the US to India-based Global Capability Centres, economist Santosh Mehrotra said. Companies may increasingly access Indian talent from Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai and NCR instead of moving workers to the US.

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Indian strike on Kirana Hills in Pakistan during Operation Sindoor was accidental, says former CDS Anil Chauhan

Former Chief of Defence Staff Anil Chauhan said India may have unintentionally hit Pakistan’s Kirana Hills during Operation Sindoor after a loitering munitions searching for radars near Sargodha ran out of fuel. He also discussed a planned Sargodha strike that shifted to Bholari because of weather, military risk assessment and…

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52% of Indian GCCs plan to increase hiring in FY27, up from 47% last year: Survey

More than half of Global Capability Centres in India plan increased hiring next fiscal year. Hiring confidence has improved from the previous year's survey results. Companies face challenges finding quality talent and managing compensation increases. About 1.5 lakh new roles are projected to be generated in the coming fiscal year.…

The Economic Times

‘You are powerful, but remember 1971?’ Pakistani politician takes fresh swipe at Army

Pakistani politician and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman continued his verbal attacks on the Pakistan Army, recalling the military's decisive defeat in the 1971 war with India that led to the creation of Bangladesh, then known as East Pakistan.

The Times of India

H1N1 Cases Are Surging: 5 Things Nobody Tells You

A fever, cough and body ache can easily look like an ordinary seasonal illness. But when H1N1 cases begin rising across Delhi, one question naturally comes to mind: Is this something to fear? The answer is more reassuring than the headlines may suggest. Health authorities have said that no new…

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After Five Years Living in Ponds, West Bengal Teen Iqbal Sheikh Is Flown to Mumbai for Specialist Treatment

Iqbal Sheikh, 16, has been taken from West Bengal to Mumbai for specialist assessment after spending years seeking relief in ponds.

International Business Times UK

Indian Council of Medical Research says no new H1N1 strain detected; urges no panic

The Indian Council of Medical Research has confirmed no new H1N1 strain exists in India. Current circulating viruses belong to a known A/Missouri/11/2025 strain, which matches vaccine recommendations. Delhi has reported over 2,600 influenza cases, including 1,777 H1N1 cases recently. Health authorities are monitoring the situation and advising public hygiene…

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‘Panic visible in Delhi’: Pawan Khera on Rahul Gandhi’s Pune student outreach

Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatro Ki Goonj' program focused on young women in Pune. Congress leaders stated the program's message reached Delhi, causing visible panic. Supriya Shrinate highlighted the platform provided for women to voice their concerns. Union Minister Murlidhar Mohol criticized the program, calling it ineffective and alleging payments. The campaign…

The Economic Times

H1N1 cases are rising across Indian cities from Delhi to Bengaluru: Doctors say who is at higher risk and symptoms to watch

H1N1 has emerged as the dominant flu strain across Indian cities this season, with Delhi alone logging 1,777 cases and 2,392 total Influenza-A infections this year. Labs are also reporting a rise in testing requests, with doctors flagging immunocompromised individuals, the elderly and young children as most at risk, and…

The Times of India

Iran rejects Trump's Hormuz 'total control' claim, says strait will reopen only on Tehran's terms

Iran has pushed back against US President Donald Trump’s repeated claims that Washington has “total control” over the Strait of Hormuz, with Tehran insisting that the strategically vital waterway remains under Iranian control and will not be fully reopened to international shipping unless the US meets its demands.

The Economic Times

The 20 reforms that could take India to a $20 trillion economy by 2036: Report

India could reach a $20 trillion economy by 2036 with broad reforms. A 20-point agenda covers infrastructure, capital markets, and human capital development. Services sector growth is crucial, aiming for over 65% of the economy. Productivity and innovation require increased research and development spending. Sustained execution across multiple areas will…

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"Will these traitors teach us?": Congress leader Pawan Khera slams RSS, BJP amid Vande Mataram row

Congress leaders criticized the RSS and BJP regarding the Vande Mataram controversy. They questioned the RSS's role during India's freedom struggle. Congress reiterated its adherence to historical party decisions on the national song. The party stated the BJP was politicizing emotional issues for its own gain. This controversy arose after…

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In 1991, 3 doctors died in duty rooms; people blamed inactivity, ghee & coconut oil, but Apollo's Dr Prathap C Reddy says centuries-old famine may have altered genes

In 1991, the deaths of three Indian doctors from heart-related problems sparked concerns about the rising risk of cardiac issues among young Indians. Apollo Hospitals Chairman Dr Prathap C Reddy said South Asians may be genetically predisposed to heart attacks at a younger age, stressing the need for greater caution…

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Tukaram Mundhe led-FDA ordered to pay Rs 5 lakh fine to a Pune sweet shop for suspending licence despite 98% compliance

Bombay High Court has ordered Tukaram Mundhe-led Maharashtra FDA to pay Rs 5 lakh compensation to a Pune sweets shop after questioning the continued suspension of its food licence despite a follow-up inspection showing 98% compliance with safety norms.

The Economic Times

Navya Nanda, Amitabh Bachchan’s granddaughter, says watching Dadi Ritu Nanda work inspired her to become an entrepreneur

Navya Nanda, Amitabh Bachchan's granddaughter, has said that watching her paternal grandmother Ritu Nanda run a business while growing up in Delhi was what first drew her toward entrepreneurship. She made the remarks at the launch of a GenAI training programme for women run by her foundation Nimaya.

The Economic Times

Tukaram Mundhe's FDA now targets Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn & Tiger Shroff over pan masala-linked ad

The Maharashtra FDA has issued notices to Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff over their advertisement for a chewing elaichi brand. The regulator alleges that the promotion may violate food safety rules and indirectly promote a brand associated with pan masala. The action comes amid the FDA’s broader…

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Alluri Sitarama Raju Airport welcomes first flight with water cannon salute; passengers praise infrastructure

Flight operations began at Bhogapuram airport today after its inauguration. Passengers arriving from Hyderabad shared positive experiences with the new facilities. The airport offers modern technology and traditional cultural elements for travelers.

The Economic Times

Jharkhand student protesters urge Rahul Gandhi to come to protest site, withdraw support from govt

JPSC-JSSC aspirants continue their indefinite hunger strike in Ranchi for their demands. Student protesters are seeking resolution through ongoing dialogue with the Jharkhand government. Talks are scheduled to address the protesters' core concerns and demands. Both government and opposition parties are commenting on the ongoing student agitation. The protest enters…

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