A bipartisan outcry erupted in Washington as U.S. senators accused China-linked scam operations of plundering billions from American retirees and families. During a Senate Aging Committee session, the extent of fraud involving crypto schemes, human trafficking, and international scam centers came under fierce scrutiny, prompting calls for tougher laws. Leading the charge, Chairman Rick Scott detailed the human toll: scams are decimating lifelong savings, triggering foreclosures, and shattering lives nationwide. He pointed fingers at Beijing for enabling a criminal ecosystem where China serves as the hub of worldwide fraud that drains U.S. prosperity. ‘FBI reports confirm seniors lost more than…
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A stunning upset unfolded at the Australian Open on Sunday when Learner Tien, the 25th seed from the United States, ousted higher-ranked Daniil Medvedev 6-4, 6-0, 6-3 in the fourth round. The victory propels Tien into uncharted territory: his maiden Grand Slam quarterfinal. Medvedev, ranked 11th globally, started competitively in the first set but quickly unraveled. Tien’s blistering form saw him bagel the Russian in the second frame, then hold firm amid a third-set push. The American’s ferocious returns neutralized Medvedev’s game, while the Russian’s serve stats painted a grim picture—six aces overshadowed by poor hold percentages. The entire encounter…
From the glittering 80s and 90s to today’s streaming dominance, Subhash Ghai has witnessed and influenced every phase of Hindi cinema’s metamorphosis. The showman, known for blockbusters that blended grandeur with heartfelt drama, opened up about his career and industry transformations in a candid interview. His tryst with films started in the late 1960s at Pune’s prestigious film institute. There, Ghai devoured world cinema alongside acting training, laying the groundwork for his success. Post-graduation, he deliberately paced his ascent: acting for three years, scripting next, then directing. ‘You must grasp the industry’s every layer to master it,’ he advised. Ghai’s…
In a significant reshuffle, RJD’s national executive committee named Tejashwi Yadav as executive president on Sunday, but the real headlines emerged from family reactions in Patna. Tej Pratap Yadav, leading his own Jan Shakti Janata Dal while staying vocal on sibling matters, addressed reporters with a straightforward message: ‘Fulfill the duties that come your way.’ His words carried weight, hinting at expectations for Tejashwi’s leadership. Support poured in for sister Rohini Acharya’s viral X critique, labeling Tejashwi a ‘prince puppet’ installed by ‘infiltrator groups’ and bootlickers, marking the end of their father’s illustrious political innings. ‘Spot on, absolutely right,’ Tej…
Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport became the scene of a high-stakes drug bust on Sunday, where customs officers intercepted a massive shipment of premium hybrid marijuana valued at Rs 12.5 crore. Four travelers from a Bangkok flight were detained, exposing what officials describe as a sophisticated international trafficking network. Intelligence inputs flagged a possible influx of narcotics from Southeast Asia, prompting intensified checks on incoming passengers. During the scrutiny, concealed packets of the potent drug were discovered in the baggage of the suspects—one from Vadodara and three Punjab natives. Unlike common ganja, hybrid marijuana boasts superior potency and fetches…
Post-2025 Bihar assembly elections, the Mahagathbandhan alliance is on shaky ground. Whispers of a Congress-RJD breakup grow louder following their electoral rout. Enter Tej Pratap Yadav, Lalu Yadav’s elder son and Jan Shakti Janata Dal leader, who has fired the latest shot in this brewing feud – targeting Rahul Gandhi with biting sarcasm. In Patna on January 25, Tej Pratap fielded questions on the potential alliance split. ‘Congress should’ve walked away long ago. Why wait until after the defeat?’ he remarked. Zeroing in on Rahul, he derided, ‘He’s the master of phatphatiya – scooter riding and whipping up murga-bhaat. That’s…
Excitement builds for the 10th T20 World Cup, set to ignite from February 7, 2026, across India and Sri Lanka. Absent will be icons like Kohli, Sharma, and Warner, yet their statistical dominance endures. Leading the charts is India’s Virat Kohli, whose 1,292 runs from 33 innings in 35 games (2012-2024) came at an average of 58.72, laced with 15 fifties. His poise in chases remains legendary. Rohit Sharma, with 1,220 runs in 44 innings over 47 matches (2007-2024) and 12 half-centuries at 34.85 average, shares the spotlight. Post their 2024 triumph, both hung up their T20 boots. Mahela Jayawardene’s…
In a thought-provoking address ahead of India’s 77th Republic Day, spiritual teacher Acharya Prashant redefined the concept of a republic, insisting that external structures mean little without internal liberation. Speaking in New Delhi, he urged citizens to confront the tyranny within before celebrating outer sovereignty. ‘A republic – gantantra – signifies rule by the people, free from monarchical or traditional dominance. People govern themselves alongside democracy,’ Prashant elaborated. Yet, he pivoted to the core challenge: ‘External kings are gone, but internal rulers persist – our base urges, blind faiths, and ego.’ This inner despot, fueled by ignorance, proves deadlier than…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off 2026 with an inspiring ‘Mann Ki Baat’ episode 130, aired on Sunday amid Republic Day festivities. Covering everything from voter awareness to Startup India and future tech like AI, the address resonated deeply with listeners across India. A key announcement was the ‘AI Impact Summit 2026’ set for next month. ‘Experts from around the world, especially in technology, will gather in India to witness our progress and accomplishments in the AI realm,’ PM Modi stated. He heartily congratulated everyone involved, positioning the event as a global showcase of India’s AI prowess. Vaishnaw, the Union…
A heart-wrenching tale of violence shook Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, as three motorcycle-borne thugs tied 60-year-old cyclist Laxman Prajapati to their scooter with a towel and dragged him ruthlessly across Semariya village road. The barbaric assault occurred Saturday evening after Prajapati boldly refused their extortion demands. Graphic video evidence, now viral across platforms, shows the senior citizen writhing in agony, his clothes torn and skin bloodied from the ordeal. Shared widely by Sunday, the clip has sparked widespread condemnation and calls for stricter law enforcement in the region. Admitted to Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in critical condition, Prajapati battles multiple injuries. Physicians…