In a candid interview with IANS, BJP parliamentarian and Bar Council head Manan Kumar Mishra outlined the NDA’s fortified position in Tamil Nadu while addressing key national flashpoints. The public, he claims, is ‘completely fed up’ with DMK’s corruption-ridden regime. Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court recently acquitted Congress veteran Sajjan Kumar in a long-standing 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, sparking nationwide debate. Mishra adopted a measured tone: ‘Full probe, evidence gathered, trial completed. Acquittal after decades—now, will there be an appeal? The court deems him innocent for now. Only after appellate courts decide can we opine definitively.’ Shifting focus southward, Mishra celebrated…
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In the heart of Kyiv, President Volodymyr Zelensky emerged from his talks with Donald Trump optimistic about Ukraine’s future security. The meeting, he said, was not just positive but yielded tangible outcomes that could reshape defenses against aerial threats. Zelensky delved into the substance of the dialogue, pointing to continuous dialogues and meetings between officials from both sides. These interactions, happening almost every day, have revolutionized how essential agreements are drafted and finalized. Central to the agenda was Ukraine’s air defense reinforcement. Building on gains from the last summit, Zelensky anticipates an even more robust shield over Ukrainian airspace. He…
Gujarat Giants delivered a masterclass in Vadodara’s BCA Stadium, clinching a 45-run victory over UP Warriors that stands as their second-biggest win in WPL annals. The result catapults Giants into the second spot on the points table, underlining their status as serious contenders in Women’s Premier League 2026. Electing to bat, Giants crafted 153/8, with skipper Sophie Devine’s unbeaten 50 off 42 balls – laced with three maximums and a couple of boundaries – proving decisive. Beth Mooney’s 38 off 34 balls added solidity, helping the team recover from early jolts. Warriors’ Sophie Ecclestone and Kranti Gaud snared two wickets…
In a moment of raw emotion, Bhojpuri actress Akshara Singh shared an Instagram video that’s resonating deeply with fans across India. Set against Dara Singh’s legendary voiceover ‘Kisi ko nafrat hai mujhse,’ the reel delves into the complexities of love, hate, and human connections that define our lives. Filmed amid winter winds, Akshara stuns in a fashionable one-piece and jacket combo. Walking city streets, she gazes soulfully at the camera, her acting elevating the heartfelt narration to new heights. Every expression, every pause, crafts a narrative of quiet pain and resilience. The post, captioned ‘Haye duniya,’ exploded with reactions. Fans…
Uttar Pradesh’s tech-driven revolution in Ayushman Bharat is echoing far beyond its borders, with Odisha hosting a key conclave that celebrated these achievements. The two-day Chintan Shivir in Bhubaneswar, backed by the NHA and Odisha government, dissected the scheme’s milestones and spotlighted exemplary state practices. Discussions delved into PM-JAY and the digital mission, where UP stood out for its innovative digital ecosystem. ACEO Pooja Yadav detailed how initiatives like the Ayushman Saarthi app have simplified hospital searches for beneficiaries. The AI-powered chatbot has fielded 15,000+ questions, easing pressure on support systems, while Ayushman Sampark has enabled 600+ OPD appointments, particularly…
Few voices in Indian cinema carry the weight of raw emotion like Rekha Bhardwaj’s. Turning 62 on January 24, this powerhouse singer has woven her life story into every note, starting from an improbably young age. Her songs span the spectrum: the soul-stirring ‘Lakkad’ from Omkara, the melancholic ‘Kabira,’ and the foot-tapping ‘Ghaghra’ and ‘Namak Ishq Ka.’ What binds them is Rekha’s distinctive high pitch, born from a childhood drenched in music against all odds. Parents who scorned music as frivolous ironically fueled her path. Dad tuned the radio every morning, filling their home with sounds young Rekha adored without…
In a mesmerizing blend of history and drama, Bihar’s cultural scene lit up with the mahanatya ‘Karmayogini Mata Ahilya’ celebrating Queen Ahilyabai Holkar’s 300th birth anniversary at Premchand Rangshala. Hosted by Bihar Sangeet Natak Akademi, the event saw Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sinha pay profound respects. Sinha bowed before Ahilyabai’s image with flowers and ignited the ceremonial lamp, setting a reverent tone. Speaking to the press, he described her as a beacon of Sanatan Dharma’s values, fueling the new generation’s cultural revival. ‘Prime Minister Modi mirrors her service-oriented life in nation-building,’ Sinha added, urging pride in heritage while forging ahead…
Gujarat Giants scripted a stunning comeback in WPL 2026, thrashing UP Warriors by 45 runs in Vadodara’s BCA Stadium on Thursday. The emphatic win catapults them to second spot on the points table, just three matches into their winning streak after a rocky start. Batting first post-toss loss, the Giants reached 153/8, powered by explosive contributions. Beth Mooney’s gritty 38 off 34 balls laid the foundation, her five fours keeping the scoreboard ticking amid small partnerships that pushed the team past 90. Sophie Devine then unleashed havoc, her unbeaten 50 off 42 balls—including three massive sixes—proved decisive. The Warriors’ bowlers…
Prayagraj’s Magh Mela turned contentious as Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati locked horns with authorities at Sangam Ghat, igniting debates on ego, tradition, and governance in Hindu spiritual spaces. The standoff has prompted reactions from revered figures like Ujjain’s Swami Jitendra Saraswati and Varanasi’s Mahamandaleshwar Gyan Das Maharaj, highlighting deepening rifts. Gyan Das Maharaj decried the administration’s aggressive response toward young devotees as unacceptable, warning it fosters splits in Hindu unity. ‘This is condemnable; action against the guilty is essential to mend our divided society,’ he stated, advocating for measures to prevent such divisive incidents in Sanatan Dharma. From Varanasi, Swami Jitendra…
The decision by Bangladesh to pull out of the T20 World Cup hosted in India has ignited a firestorm of opinions. Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi, head of All India Muslim Jamaat, entered the fray from Bareilly, demanding that cricket boards prioritize humanitarian concerns over the game. In a candid interview, Razvi pointed fingers at the BCCI’s ties to the government. ‘They can’t turn a blind eye to the persecution of minorities in Bangladesh,’ he said emphatically. ‘Current events demand that we reflect these truths in our sporting choices. Fans will applaud principled decisions but shun matches that ignore injustice.’ Detailing the…