As India gears up for its 75th Republic Day, the tri-service float on Kartavya Path promises to be a highlight, vividly recreating ‘Operation Sindoor: Triumph via Unity.’ This elaborate presentation captures the essence of India’s modern warfare philosophy, emphasizing joint operations, indigenous weaponry, and surgical precision as keys to dominance. In a bold assertion of military evolution, the float narrates how coordinated efforts across services led to the destruction of nine terror bases across the border last year. Operation Sindoor symbolizes Atmanirbhar Bharat’s defense ambitions, proving India’s shift toward a unified, self-sufficient force ready for any challenge. The narrative unfolds…
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Four years after tensions boiled over into full-scale war, the United States, Russia, and Ukraine are breaking the ice with landmark talks in Abu Dhabi this Friday. The meeting underscores renewed U.S. push under President Trump to mediate an end to the protracted Russia-Ukraine conflict. Paving the way was President Putin’s extended huddle with top American envoys in the Kremlin. Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, and Josh Gruenbaum spent nearly four hours hashing out preliminaries with Putin and his team, including Yuri Ushakov and Kirill Dmitriev. Ushakov later praised the exchange as productive and transparent. Journalists learned via phone that the…
A strategic pivot awaits Indian businesses as the EU FTA promises $10-11 billion in new export avenues. Rubix Data Sciences’ report, released Friday, paints an optimistic picture: India can achieve this without expanding capacities by rerouting US-impacted exports. US exports from India, dominated by 15 key categories totaling $45 billion (52% share), offer prime redirection candidates. Twelve categories worth $21 billion barely scratch the EU import surface. Gradually shifting 50% via lower tariffs and enhanced access could transform bilateral trade. Stagnant at $136.5 billion over FY23-FY25, India-EU trade saw the EU claim top partner status in FY25, eclipsing the US.…
In a provocative outburst, Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, the former MP from Bhopal, has stirred controversy by deeming Rahul Gandhi incapable of ruling India. Her comments, veiled yet pointed, hinged on his parentage, insisting no one with a ‘foreign mother’ could helm the nation or embody patriotism. The BJP leader’s bold claim has sent ripples through political circles, prompting immediate backlash from Congress ranks. Maharashtra Congressman Hussain Dalwai countered fiercely, positioning Rahul as the true voice of the aam aadmi. Speaking to IANS in Mumbai, Dalwai challenged Thakur: ‘Rahul Gandhi fights daily for common citizens’ rights here. Show your guts…
Relief at last for bike taxi riders and drivers in Karnataka. The High Court in Bengaluru delivered a pivotal judgment on Friday, overturning a ban that had sidelined services from major players including ANI Technologies (Ola), Uber, and Rapido. Chief Justice Vibhu Bakhru and Justice CM Joshi’s bench accepted appeals against an April single-judge decision, clearing the path for operations under strict state oversight. At the heart of the dispute was whether motorcycles qualify as transport vehicles under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. The court affirmed they do, rejecting the state’s blanket refusal of permits. “Operators are entitled to apply…
Tensions flared in Parliament as Rahul Gandhi, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, dodged referencing the ‘Jee Ram Jee’ scheme by name, prompting a fierce rebuttal from NDA allies. BJP’s Prem Shukla labeled it a sign of Gandhi’s ‘Mughal mindset,’ drawing parallels to his historical visits and perceived cultural disconnects. In an exclusive interview, Shukla pointed out the irony: ‘He bows at Babur’s grave but objects to Lord Ram in a rural welfare plan.’ This rhetoric positions the Congress scion as out of touch with India’s civilizational ethos, a narrative the BJP has long pushed. Joining the fray, Shambhavi Choudhary…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually inaugurated the distribution of PM SVANidhi loans and credit cards from Kerala, cascading benefits to Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh. On Friday, the municipal council hall buzzed with excitement as dozens of street vendors received their dues under this flagship urban livelihood program. Among the success stories was Divya Dwivedi, who turned a simple loan into a thriving sewing venture. ‘Municipal officials guided me through the application, and now my business is flourishing thanks to PM Modi’s vision,’ she enthused. Gagan Burman echoed similar sentiments. Introduced to the scheme by Bank of India staff, his Rs 10,000…
Delhi’s winter mornings make it hard to leave the warmth of bed, compounded by desk-bound jobs that demand minimal physical effort. This shift from active living to sedentary habits is silently fueling an epidemic of lifestyle diseases, according to Ayurvedic principles. Ayurveda views the body as a vessel for karma yoga—purposeful action. Inactivity disrupts vata, kapha, and pitta doshas, eroding the body’s natural defenses. ‘Atiyoga, hiyoga, mithyayoga’—excess, deficiency, or wrong application—breed disorders, the sages noted. Quoting Charaka: ‘Through exercise, one attains health, long life, vigor, and bliss.’ Skip it, and face the consequences: fat buildup triggers obesity and diabetes as…
In a gripping Ranji Trophy Elite Group C battle at India Raina Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, Uttar Pradesh pulled off a tactical switch by bringing in spinner Shivam Sharma for the injured Prashant Veer. The all-rounder hurt his shoulder while fielding right before lunch on day one, prompting the use of the new Serious Injury Replacement policy. This regulation, rolled out ahead of the season, ensures teams aren’t handicapped by unforeseen injuries. It debuted in the Duleep Trophy with Saurabh Navale replacing Harvik Desai, and saw its first Ranji application when Bengal called up Kazi Junaid Saifi…
In a tale of resilience and reinvention, TV actress Neha Marda has traded scripted dramas for real-life business triumphs. Post-pregnancy, a nagging issue with body odor prompted her to create ‘Fitku’, a personal care line now pitching for investment on ‘Shark Tank India’. Neha’s revelation on the show was raw and relatable. ‘Motherhood brought joy, but also this stubborn body odor that eroded my confidence,’ she confessed. For someone whose livelihood depended on flawless public appearances, it was a devastating blow. Conventional remedies failed, pushing her to innovate. The pivot from problem to product was swift. Fitku’s hero item is…