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‘Why didn’t they push out infiltrators?’ Kharge slams BJP for ‘double-engine’ failure; dismisses ‘160 seats’ claim | India News
NEW DELHI: Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday dismissed the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) claims of securing over 160 seats in the ongoing Bihar Assembly elections, asserting that the final verdict will rest with the people, not political slogans or data projections.“We have faith in the people. We know where they get their data and…
Former NBA star Delonte West’s revival with Narcan exposes chilling post-career reality | NBA News
Delonte West (Image via Getty) Former NBA star Delonte West has landed himself in hot water. Reportedly, the Dallas Mavericks alum was found unconscious and not breathing in Fairfax County, Virginia, recently. According to the latest update by media outlet TMZ on Delonte West’s case, he was administered the life-saving narcotic drug Narcan before he…
Record! Dhruv Jurel scripts history, becomes second India A batter to… | Cricket News
Dhruv Jurel smashed a ton in the ongoing 2nd Unofficial Test against South Africa A in Bengaluru (Images via X/Screengrabs) Dhruv Jurel etched his name in India A’s record books with a commanding performance against South Africa A in Bengaluru, becoming only the second Indian player to add his name to an elite list.By scoring…
‘Taught us many lessons’: Pakistan tables amendment to make army stronger — Did tensions with India trigger the move?
Taking “lessons” from tensions with India, Pakistan has moved to fortify the constitutional basis of military command, signaling a push to modernize defense structures and tighten civilian-military coherence. Its law minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, on Saturday, tabled the 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill in the upper house, a move aimed at revising Article 243 to formally…
Is China threatening global academic freedom? UK university halts study on Uyghur repression; Beijing blamed
Chinese President Xi Jinping (left), Uyghur activist protesting oppression (file – agencies) China’s influence over global academia came under sharp scrutiny this week after The Guardian revealed that Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) in the UK had suspended research into forced labour involving Uyghurs in China – a move later reversed after widespread criticism and legal…
YouTuber Candace Owens fires back at Ben Shapiro after he claims she accused Erika Kirk of killing Charlie Kirk
YouTuber Candace Owens fires back at Ben Shapiro after he claims she accused Erika Kirk of killing Charlie Kirk (Image via Getty) Candace Owens has hit back at Ben Shapiro after he accused her of saying that Erika Kirk, wife of the late Charlie Kirk, was behind her husband’s death. Owens, a former Turning Point…
Water timing that helps your kidneys: Why spaced sips beat late-night chugs
Image generated using an AI tool If you often chug water at night or during meals, your kidneys may not thank you. They prefer steady hydration, small sips spaced throughout the day. This pattern helps flush waste, protect against stones, and preserve sleep quality. Even a simple “2-hour rule” before bed can make a big…
Missed flight, cleared no gate: How British national Fitz Patrick walked out of Delhi airport without immigration check; hunt on | Delhi News
Briton goes missing from IGI NEW DELHI: In a security lapse at Indira Gandhi International Airport, a British national has allegedly left the immigration area without completing the mandatory formalities following his arrival from Bangkok, sources said.On Oct 28, Fitz Patrick arrived at the airport and was probably scheduled to board a connecting flight to…
Bihar elections: 65.08% voter turnout in first phase; EC says ‘highest in state’s history’ | India News
NEW DELHI: The final voter turnout in the first phase of the Bihar legislative election was recorded to be 65.08 per cent, announced the Chief Electoral Officer. This turned out to be 0.42 per cent more than the tentative voter turnout of 64.66 per cent.A total of 3.75 crore voters were eligible in the polls,…
Top rainforests in the world and why they’re crucial for our planet’s survival | World News
Rainforests are among the planet’s most vital ecosystems, often called the Earth’s lungs for their ability to absorb vast amounts of carbon dioxide, release oxygen, and regulate global temperatures and rainfall. According to Earth.Org, these lush forests support the richest diversity of life on Earth, providing habitat for countless species and sustenance for millions of…

