‘I like your Prime Minister a lot’: Donald Trump praises PM Modi as US-India trade talks continue | India News

PM Modi with US President Donald Trump NEW DELHI: United States President Donald Trump Thursday praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi again as both nations eye a month-long trade deal to materialise.“I like your Prime Minister a lot. He is a good friend of mine, and we get along well. We have a good relationship,” Trump…

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Pakistani Bomb Threat: ‘Don’t release the film’: Pakistani caller threatens ‘Kala Hiran’ producer with bomb attack | Bhopal News

BHOPAL: A film producer allegedly received death threats from Pakistani phone numbers while staying in Datia, Madhya Pradesh with the caller warning him against releasing his upcoming film Kala Hiran and threatening to blow him up in a bomb attack. Police have registered an FIR and launched an investigation.According to the complaint, the producer had…

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Ketan Agarwal murder case: Shoelace signal, scooter ride, practice runs, hoodie, cafe meet — how Lohagad plot was executed | Pune News

Police revealed the duo Siya Goyal (R) and Chetan Chaudhary (L) meticulously planned the murder, with Goyal’s seated signal ensuring her safety from the Ketan’s (M) reach. PUNE: A shoelace-tying signal, a meeting at a Pune café, a 90-km scooter ride to avoid toll cameras, a change of clothes on the fort and alleged practice…

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13 matches and counting! Lionel Messi’s Argentina become the first team ever to … | Football News

Argentina’s Lionel Messi (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell) Argentina will carry remarkable attacking momentum into the FIFA World Cup 2026 final against Spain after becoming the first team in tournament history to score at least two goals in 13 consecutive World Cup matches.Lionel Scaloni’s side extended the record with a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over England in…

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Iran’s unseen Supreme Leader may turn to Putin as first foreign contact amid war

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei will not make any public appearances until the war with the United States and Israel is over and security conditions improve, an Iranian source told TASS on Friday. The source also added that his first engagement with a foreign leader could be with Russian President Vladimir Putin.“His Excellency will not…

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Ex-Navy chief, Niti VC were part of Padma jury | India News

Padma Awards 2026 ceremony NEW DELHI: Former Chief of Naval Staff R Hari Kumar, Niti Aayog vice-chairman Ashok Lahiri, ex-hockey player P R Sreejesh, lyricist Prasoon Joshi, cardiac surgeon Devi Shetty, actor Chandra Prakash Dwivedi who played the lead role in ‘Chanakya’ TV series and politicians Vinay Sahastrabuddhe and Bhartruhari Mahtab were part of the…

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Buying Versus Renting A Home: Economics of buying versus renting a home: What makes sense?

“Ye tera ghar, ye mera ghar, ye ghar bohot haseen hai.” Owning that ‘haseen’ home has long been a cornerstone of the Indian dream. More than just a roof over one’s head, having one’s own home has traditionally represented stability, success and long-term security.But in 2026, that dream is running into a reality check. Property…

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From bombers to oil terminals: How Zelensky brought the war to Putin’s backyard

Once considered untouchable, Russia’s strategic heartland has become a frequent target of Ukrainian long-range strikes. From bomber bases thousands of kilometres from the front line to energy facilities that help finance Moscow’s war efforts. Ukraine has sought to impose cost on Russia by taking the conflict far beyond the battlefield.The latest strike on oil and…

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The iPhone turns 19: Still the gadget that changed modern life

On the evening of June 29, 2007, people queued outside Apple Stores across the United States to buy a phone few had touched but many believed would change everything. There were no livestreamed launch events, countdown timers or influencers posting first impressions. Apple simply announced that the iPhone would go on sale at 6 pm,…

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Indian rice varieties ranked from most to least nutritious

For years, rice has unfairly carried the label of being “just carbs.” But that’s only part of the story. India grows thousands of rice varieties, each with its own flavour, texture and nutritional profile. Some are naturally rich in antioxidants, others contain more fibre, while a few are known for releasing energy more slowly than…

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