Meta offers apology to parliamentary panel over PM video New Delhi: Social media giant Meta has told a parliamentary committee that it is ready to apologise for the brief restriction of a post by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Facebook, even as several members demanded legal action and clear accountability. The exchange came during a […]
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25 US states challenge Trump tariffs on India, others The states argue the tariffs, covering countries responsible for 99.4% of US imports, exceed executive authority and risk significant economic consequences nationwide. Washington: A coalition of 25 Democratic-led US states has challenged President Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on 60 economies, including India. The states
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Family Register valid, not final proof for SIR: CEO. The ERO will verify certificates with available records and may seek additional documents before making a final decision on the application. The clarification about Telangana’s Family Register Certificate comes at a moment when many people are already anxious about their voter status. For someone who has
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₹16 crore Dehradun bridge road collapses days after inauguration. A 16-crore bridge approach road collapsing just 17 days after inauguration is the kind of image that instantly shakes public confidence. People see the crater and don’t think first about technical details; they think about safety, accountability, and whether the infrastructure they travel on can really
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India reiterates support for Palestine at UN Security Council India’s Permanent Representative said India remains firmly committed to efforts that make a tangible difference in the daily lives of Palestinians. India’s message at the Security Council was unusually direct, and the use of Arabic made it feel even more personal. By speaking in Arabic, P.
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Pakistan accused of killing 30 unarmed Kashmir protesters Local rights group alleges authorities removed evidence of the killings while enforcing a communications blackout, hindering investigations into protesters’ deaths in Kashmir. What is happening in Pakistan-administered Kashmir is deeply alarming because it appears to be a clash between a frustrated public and a state responding with
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India education minister resigns after weeks of ‘Cockroach’ protests Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned after weeks of nationwide protests, marking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government’s first major concession amid mounting public pressure. Dharmendra Pradhan resigns after nationwide student protests Key points India’s Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned after weeks of protests by students across
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Salman Khan again urges protesters to return home safely. Salman Khan also appealed to education reformer Sonam Wangchuk to end his indefinite hunger strike and prioritise his health. Salman Khan’s appeal has added a calmer, more human voice to a protest season that has often felt tense and unforgiving. In asking students to go home
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Terrorism trial begins in Salman Rushdie stabbing case. Rushdie, 79, was repeatedly stabbed before a shocked audience at Chautauqua Institution moments before speaking on writer safety. A man already serving 25 years for trying to kill Salman Rushdie is now facing a separate federal trial that seeks to frame the attack as terrorism, not just
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Yemen’s Houthis claim attack on two Saudi oil tankers. The claimed attacks came days after the Houthis announced a naval embargo targeting Saudi vessels in regional waters. The waters of the Red Sea have, once again, become a frontline in a conflict whose reverberations extend far beyond the narrow shipping lanes. On Wednesday, Yemen’s Iran-aligned
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