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Shooting near White House: Two National Guard soldiers shot, President Trump briefed
were injured late on Wednesday after a shooting near the White House in Washington DC. Police said the incident happened just a few blocks from the building, close to the intersection of 17th Street Northwest and I Street Northwest, an area that includes the Eisenhower Executive Office Building where many White House staff work. The…
Despite 33% quota, women’s representation still low: President Murmu | India News
President Murmu, V P Radhakrishnan and PM Modi read the Preamble during Constitution Day celebrations at Samvidhan Sadan Wednesday NEW DELHi: President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday said women representation in judiciary, legislature and executive continues to be low despite Parliament amending the Constitution to enact Women’s Reservation Act in 2023 to reserve one-third of seats…
At PM Modi-Putin meet, India to seek 5 more S-400 squadrons | India News
NEW DELHI: India’s plan to acquire another five squadrons of the S-400 Triumf air defence systems as well as a large number of its surface-to-air missiles for already inducted systems, which performed exceedingly well during Operation Sindoor, are likely to figure in discussions during the Modi-Putin summit here on Dec 5.However, India is yet to…
‘Flames spreading faster than they should’: What caused the Hong Kong fire that killed 36 and left hundreds missing
A devastating fire tore through high-rise residential towers in Hong Kong and killed at least 36 people and left 279 missing.The hellfire raised an urgent question about why the blaze spread so quickly and what fuelled its deadly outburst. An ‘unusual’ fire that crept with help of styrofoam The disaster was one of the city’s…
Siddaramaiah vs DKS: Rift, ‘secret deal’ and an admission – what’s happening in Karnataka? | India News
NEW DELHI: The standoff between Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar over the chief ministerial post in Karnataka seems to have entered its climax as Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday acknowledged the situation, saying that “medicine” will be given to resolve the issue.As soon as the Congress government in Karnataka completed its halfway mark on November…
Hong Kong fire: Xi Jinping urges to ‘make every effort’ to fight deadly blaze; top developments
At least 36 people were killed and more than 250 were injured due to a massive fire in a high rise residential building in Hong Kong.Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed condolences and urged the city to contain the disaster swiftly.State media reported that Xi called on authorities to “make every effort” to put out the…
Hong Kong: 36 dead as fire engulfs high-rise buildings; over 250 people still unaccounted for
At least 36 people were killed and more than 250 remain unaccounted for after a massive fire swept through a high rise housing estate in Hong Kong, prompting an overnight rescue operation and urgent appeals for accountability from city authorities.Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee confirmed the rising toll early Thursday (local time), saying search…
Breaking Josh Jacobs Injury Update: Will Green Bay’s RB really play through a bone bruise for the Thanksgiving week 13 clash vs Detroit? | NFL News
Josh Jacobs is trending toward a Week 13 return after missing last week with a knee contusion, per NFL Network reports. (Image via Getty) Josh Jacobs has been fighting to get back on the field, and the Packers have been just vague enough to keep everyone guessing. The veteran running back missed Week 12 with…
Amid intense scrutiny of his health, Trump insists never felt better, never worked harder
The TOI Correspondent from Washington: US President Donald Trump lashed out on Wednesday at the growing scrutiny of his health, asserting that he is in great shape and media reports to the contrary are “purposely negative” hit jobs.The trigger for a blistering presidential reprimand was a NYT story headlined “Signs of Fatigue: Trump Faces Realities…
‘Persistent, corrosive’: IMF blames corruption for Pakistan’s economic crisis; cites policy for elites
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that persistent corruption and “state capture” in Pakistan are at the root of its ongoing economic crisis, where public policy is manipulated to benefit a narrow circle of political and business elites.The findings are part of the Governance and Corruption Diagnostic Assessment (GCDA), finalised in November 2025 and…

