‘Centre had no interest in having a debate’: LoP Rahul Gandhi demands resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, Amit Shah

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Donald Trump heading for a tough midterm elections as approval ratings fall

JP Nadda, Jitendra Singh meet Sonam Wangchuk at Medanta Hospital: Report

‘He's the architect of the genocide against Palestinians’: Mamdani repeats Netanyahu will be arrested if he visits US

Iran strikes Amazon data infrastructure in Bahrain, power, water desalination plants in Kuwait

Student union leaders call off hunger strike at Jantar Mantar after civil society appeal, but protest continues

'What is wrong...': Anna Hazare breaks silence on Sonam Wangchuk's protest, makes an appeal to Centre

Indus treaty can no longer function in its current form, says India; plans 5,500 mw of new J&K hydro projects

'We acted immediately...': Indian PM Modi breaks silence on paper leaks as NEET protest, calls for Education Minister's resignation grows

'George Soros playbook': Understanding the foreign funding network around Sonam Wangchuk

Why US fighter jets use seamless bubble canopies compared to Russian jets

'We're not finished at all': Trump says about attack on Iran, threatens to target underground nuclear complex

FIFA World Cup 2026 team of the tournament: The best XI that ruled football’s biggest stage

US-Iran war: Iran's precision strikes rock US bases | 17 troops killed as war escalates 

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Japan is selling a refrigerator to cool the human body for Rs 9 lakh. It is already a hit in Tokyo

Sonam Wangchuk's connection with George Soros and Ford Foundation explained!

Preity Zinta backs Sonam Wangchuk and CJP student protests, urges activist to end fast

'Rahul Gandhi, Congress shamelessly exploiting students as political tool': Dharmendra Pradhan on protests

UP BTech gold medalist dies by suicide after failing in nearly 50 govt job attempts, leaves note for father

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'Guru is the...': Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan shares message on education amid calls for his resignation

Fact Check: Was Naseeruddin Shah in New Delhi for the Jantar Mantar student protest?

'Eyes before weapons': How the S-400's radar network works

Salman Khan breaks silence on health concerns after viral Mumbai appearance

Why the F-22’s cockpit glass is thicker than a standard fighter jet

Meet top 5 batters with most runs in India vs Zimbabwe T20Is

UK MP Jim Shannon broke down during a debate over alleged Downing Street party as he spoke about the death of his mother-in-law who died alone due to COVID-19. "In Northern Ireland, we reached a milestone of 3000 deaths due to COVID just last week - 3,000 people who followed the rules.

UK MP breaks down over death of mother-in-law during lockdown party debate

Two cops in the United States ditched a robbery call to go to catch Pokemon, as per court documents. Eric Mitchell and Louis Lozano were parked near a crime scene in Los Angeles when they got to a call to respond to a shop robbery.

How far will you go to catch Pokemon? These cops ditched a robbery call

According to reports, Chinese officials in Yunnan province gave "20 excellent students" piglets in order to encourage them to take study hard and alleviate the economic condition of families.

Now, China awards piglets to 'excellent students' and their families

A video of people stopping on a busy highway to protect sea lion from traffic in San Diego has gone viral on social media. As soon as they spotted the animal wandering on the highway, the samaritans informed the animal welfare association.

Watch: People stop on busy highway to protect sea lion from traffic

Bitcoin tumbles below $40,000 mark on Monday falling to its lowest level for the first time in over three months. However, after the dip, it recovered some ground and rose to $41,198.

For the first time in three months, Bitcoin tumbles below $40,000

Ever had a project-mate who, after joining the group, vanished suspiciously as the work actually started, and mysteriously materialised when it was time to show result to the seniors?

Watch: Bear hunts alongside wolves, then steals their catch

The prompt response by US cops in Los Angeles, California has saved the life of a pilot in the Pacoima neighbourhood on Sunday. The policemen extracted the pilot from a crash-landed Cessna aircraft seconds before the plane was slammed by a train, sending debris flying everywhere.

Watch: Straight from Hollywood moment as train hits crashed plane just seconds after pilot rescued

A painting bought by art historian Christopher Wright for $88 has turned out to be worth almost $55,000. He believed that the artwork was a copy of a painting by Sir Anthony van Dyck, but it was actually an original by the Flemish court painter to King Charles I in the 17th-century.

Painting bought by art historian Christopher Wright for $88 turns out to be worth over $54,000

"My name is Kovid and I'm not a virus": This witty Twitter bio is of a 31-year-old Indian entrepreneur Kovid Kapoor, who has become an internet sensation just because of his name.

'I am not Covid virus': This Indian entrepreneur is now an internet sensation, find out why

Global supply chain disruptions due to the ongoing Covid pandemic have now affected the American fast-food company McDonald's with several stores in Taiwan running out of hash browns imported from the US.

No more fries and hash browns? Global supply crisis affects McDonalds' menu

The story of a wild elephant which has been doing rounds on the internet has left netizens in complete awe. Sheldrick wildlife trust took to their official Instagram handle and posted a video of an elephant family.

Watch: Wild elephant returns to her rescue centre to show her new born calf

As the UK grapples with a surge in virus cases, UK PM Boris Johnson hit out against anti-vaccine campaigners declaring that they were "putting this mumbo jumbo on social media: they are completely wrong".

People putting mumbo jumbo on social media: Johnson slams anti-vaccine campaigners

As Los Angeles grapples with the virus wave, a child tested positive for "flurona". The family of the child had visited Mexico, US authorities said. It is the first case of "flurona" detected in Los Angeles.

Child in Los Angeles detected with 'flurona'; what are the symptoms?

A shocking video that has surfaced on the internet shows a man in Florida trying to strangle a woman using his shoelace. Identified as Aaron K. Quinones, the man has now been charged with attempted felony murder.

Watch: Man tries to strangle woman using his shoelace at US bus stop

Locals react positively after France made birth control methods free for all women under 25 from January 1. The country is looking forward to ensuring that young women, especially those who are under-18s, don't stop taking contraception because they cannot afford it.

France's decision to make contraceptives free for women under 25 lauded by locals

After a car accident in New Hampshire, a dog helped save her owner's life by guiding authorities to the scene. On Monday, state police in Lebanon, New Hampshire, responded to reports of a dog running along I-89 near the Vermont border.

Pet dog leads police in US to injured owner after crash

In search of a Muslim wife in her 20s, UK man puts up ad on billboards A 29-year-old bachelor from the United Kingdom has used an unusual method to find a wife. Muhammad Malik has placed an advertisement on billboards in London and Birmingham in search of his future partner.

In search of Muslim wife in her 20s, UK man puts up ad on billboards

A court in China declared that "application for divorce will not be allowed only because of cheating" creating widespread controversy. China's state-run Global Times reported that the court in China's Shandong province declared that "cheating is not an act of cohabitation because cohabitation refers to a married person living with someone without marriage relations continuously and stably.

No application for divorce allowed due to cheating, rules China's court

The video of an ostrich running at 45 miles per hour on a Chinese highway and making cars lurch is going viral on the internet. The flightless bird had reportedly escaped from a transport truck on the Rongcheng–Wuhai Expressway in the city of Tianjin.

Watch: Flightless bird makes cars lurch after it runs at 45mph on Chinese highway

British strongman competitor Tom Stoltman has divulged how he beat autism to become the world's strongest man. Stoltman has shared that he was diagnosed with the disorder at the age of five.

Tom Stoltman describes how he beat autism to become world's strongest man

In a bid to spread awareness and cut down CO2 emissions, car advertisements in France will include messages encouraging people to consider less-polluting travel alternatives.

'Consider carpooling': French car ads to contain messages fostering less-polluting alternatives

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is going to pay a federal tax bill estimated at $11 billion from the money he collected after selling shares worth $15.4 billion of his company.

Elon Musk to pay tax bill worth $11 billion from money collected by selling Tesla shares

Kane Tanaka has extended her record as the world’s oldest person by celebrating her 119th birthday at a nursing home in Fukuoka in southern Japan. Tanaka marked her birthday with a party along with staff and friends at the nursing home, television footage from local broadcaster TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting Co showed.

World's oldest person, Kane Tanaka, celebrates 119th birthday in Japan

A Chinese man's hand-drawn map of his childhood village helped him find his mother after getting kidnapped as a boy more than 30 years ago. Known as Li Jingwei, the man had posted the map online in a bid to find his biological mother.

This man's hand-drawn map of village helped him find his mother after getting kidnapped as a boy

Your home has just one life, despite the fact that cats are wonderful creatures with nine lives. Cat owners all over the world are being reminded that their rambunctious felines may also be extremely good firestarters, according to a new safety analysis, which found that cats were responsible for over 100 house fires in South Korea over the last three years.

Cats burnt 100 houses in this country in 3 years, government issues warning

To overcome Japan's shortage of potatoes, US freight forwarder Flexport will fly 747 loads of spuds to the country. The announcement was made by the company's Chief Executive Officer, Ryan Petersen on Twitter.

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