- — How India can still punish Pakistan by controlling water flow even with limited infrastructure
- India can control water flow to Pakistan in winter. This is achievable using existing dams like Baglihar and Kishanganga. Low water flow during winter months allows regulation. This regulation could affect Pakistan's wheat sowing. India needs to build more storage and speed up projects. Projects like Shahpur Kandi, Ujh, and Ratle are important.
- — Delhi HC junks plea against election of Chirag Paswan as MP from Bihar
- The Delhi High Court dismissed a challenge to Chirag Paswan's election from the Hajipur Lok Sabha seat, citing a lack of territorial jurisdiction as the election occurred in Bihar. The petitioner, a sexual assault survivor, alleged Paswan concealed criminal antecedents related to the case involving Prince Raj.
- — Cabinet approves Rs 355/quintal fair price for sugarcane; greenlights Rs 22,864 cr Shillong-Silchar highway project
- The Union Cabinet has approved a sugarcane price of Rs 355 per quintal for the 2025 season, ensuring farmers receive Rs 329.05/qtl even with lower sugar recovery. Additionally, a Rs 22,864 crore highway project connecting Shillong to Silchar was cleared, aiming to significantly boost connectivity and economic development in the Northeast region by reducing travel times and improving logistics.
- — 8 dance styles that burn calories and help you lose weight
- Dancing isn’t just fun—it’s a powerful cardio workout too. These 8 dance styles help you burn calories, tone muscles, and lose weight while boosting your mood and stamina.
- — Rahul inspects ordnance factories, hospital projects on maiden visit to Amethi since LS polls
- Rahul Gandhi visited Amethi. This was his first visit since the 2019 polls. He inspected an ordnance factory and a rifle unit. Gandhi inaugurated a new heart unit at Sanjay Gandhi Hospital. He reviewed the Indira Gandhi College of Nursing. BJP workers protested his visit. They burned his effigy. Gandhi will visit Kanpur.
- — 6 best places in India to travel with kids that feel international
- — 880 tonnes and counting: Why RBI keeps buying gold despite India having the world's 7th-largest reserves
- Amid global economic uncertainties, central banks are increasing gold reserves for stability. The Reserve Bank of India significantly boosted its gold holdings, purchasing 57.5 tonnes in FY24-25 and repatriating 214 tonnes since 2022. This strategic move aims to hedge against dollar volatility and strengthen India's foreign exchange base, supporting the rupee's global role.
- — Daughter clears Class 10 and a new home: Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis' wife Amruta shares family update on Akshaya Tritiya
- Divija Fadnavis, daughter of Maharashtra's Chief Minister, achieved a commendable 92.6% in her Class 10 board exams, as announced by her mother. The CISCE results revealed girls outperformed boys in both ICSE and ISC exams, with pass percentages of 99.45% and 98.64% respectively. Over 2.
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- — Professor Srikanth Kondapelli accuses China of buying time by asking for impartial probe into Pahalgam attack
- Srikanth Kondapalli criticizes China's call for a "fair investigation" into the Pahalgam terror attack, highlighting China's own reluctance to allow international probes into the Urumqi incident and the origins of COVID-19. He suggests China's stance is a tactic to stall India's response, reminiscent of past indirect support to Pakistan.
- — Trump claims credit for Liberal victory and Tory collapse
- The Canadian political landscape underwent a dramatic shift, with the Liberals winning, the NDP leader resigning, and a Conservative leader losing his seat. Donald Trump claims his controversial rhetoric, including "51st state" remarks and tariffs, swayed Canadian voters, impacting the election results
- — How to deal with online hate the Katy Perry way
- Katy Perry is taking online criticism with resilience and positivity, particularly after facing backlash for her Blue Origin space flight. Despite some labeling the mission as frivolous and questioning its motives, Perry remains grounded by her fans and focuses on personal growth. She emphasizes her imperfections and commitment to learning from missteps while continuing her 'Lifetimes Tour'.
- — This Faridabad banker quit his job to become a milkman, now delivers milk in a Rs 60 lakh convertible Audi and Harley-Davidson
- Amit Bhadana, a former banker, now delivers milk in Faridabad. He uses a luxury Audi A3 convertible for his daily rounds. Bhadana switched from a Harley Davidson due to the summer heat. He delivers around 120 litres of milk daily. The Bhadana family runs a dairy farm with cows and buffaloes.
- — Removing tombs of Aurangzeb, other invaders first duty of CM Fadnavis: Dwarka Peeth Shakaracharya
- Pragyananand Saraswati Maharaj urges Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis to remove Aurangzeb's tomb. He warns that Sanatan Dharm followers will act if the government fails. Tensions rose after demands to remove the tomb. Violence erupted in Nagpur amid rumors. Maharaj connects Aurangzeb to attacks on Hindus. He wants Fadnavis to act against anti-national forces.
- — Switzerland to enact Hamas ban from May 15
- Switzerland is set to implement a new law on May 15, outlawing Hamas and affiliated groups, following parliamentary approval in December after the October 7, 2023 attack on Israel. This legislation empowers Swiss authorities to prevent Hamas from using Switzerland as a safe haven and financial base through measures like entry bans and expulsions.
- — 8 Protein Foods Celebrities Swear By for Breakfast
- Discover the favorite protein-packed breakfast picks celebrities rely on to stay energized, lean, and camera-ready every day.
- — Ullmark's shutout and Tkachuk-Stutzle duo fuel Senators' game 5 triumph over Leafs
- Facing elimination, the Ottawa Senators soared to a 4-0 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 5, fueled by Linus Ullmark's stellar 29-save shutout. Captain Brady Tkachuk and Tim Stutzle each tallied a goal and two assists, showcasing Ottawa's resilience. Despite the loss, Toronto leads the series 3-2, with Game 6 heading to Ottawa
- — Is Wisconsin judiciary under attack? Judge Dugan's arrest sparks outrage and debate
- The Wisconsin Supreme Court has suspended Judge Hannah Dugan, facing federal charges for allegedly helping a man evade ICE agents. Dugan is accused of escorting Eduardo Flores-Ruiz and his lawyer through a jury door after learning ICE was in the courthouse to arrest him. The court cited the need to protect public confidence in the judiciary during the criminal proceedings.
- — Delhi school fee regulation bill: Rs 10 lakh fine, dispute panels — how govt plans to curb arbitrary hikes
- Delhi government approved a bill to regulate fees in private and government schools. The bill aims to prevent arbitrary fee hikes. Schools will face fines for raising fees without permission. Fee regulation committees will be formed in each school. This gives parents decision-making power. A three-tier system will address fee disputes.
- — 8 core-strengthening exercises that reveal your abs
- Want defined abs? These eight effective ab exercises target different muscle groups in your core, helping you build strength, endurance, and visible definition with consistency and proper form.
- — Pahalgam attack plunged Indo-Pak ties from minimal stability to deep crisis: Ex Envoy TCA Raghavan
- TCA Raghavan says India-Pakistan ties are now potentially very dangerous. The Pahalgam attack pushed relations into a deep crisis. Raghavan recalls similar attacks like Mumbai and the Parliament incident. India downgraded diplomatic ties and suspended the Indus Water Treaty. He urges the government to address domestic outrage and the international situation.
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