Bihar’s political waters are churning after the Mahagathbandhan’s loss in the Rajya Sabha elections. RJD scion Tejashwi Yadav has reportedly left for Kolkata, drawing sharp criticism from state minister Ram Kripal Yadav, who called him a ‘ranchoad’—a battlefield fugitive. During a media interaction in Danapur on March 20, Yadav painted a grim picture of RJD’s trajectory. ‘Tejashwi bolts from Bihar whenever defeat looms, dodging public accountability. This cowardice is dooming his party,’ he said. Once in power, RJD now teeters on the edge of political oblivion, with cross-votes in the upper house polls underscoring its lack of support. ‘Dubbed a…
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In a rousing address at the CII State Annual Session in Ahmedabad, Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel painted a vivid picture of the state’s economic ascent to a one trillion dollar powerhouse by 2030. The event, themed around ‘Gujarat: A $1 Trillion Economy,’ saw industry leaders and policymakers unite under one roof. ‘We’re marching ahead on the growth trajectory envisioned by PM Narendra Modi,’ Patel proclaimed. He pledged full governmental backing to industries, ensuring seamless collaboration for this ambitious target. Gujarat’s journey from localized industrial hubs to statewide prosperity is inspiring. Investments in critical infrastructure have democratized development, making the state…
Tehran’s commitment to securing safe transit for Indian LPG carriers through the volatile Strait of Hormuz serves as compelling evidence of its enduring friendship with India, according to Iran’s top diplomat in Mumbai. Consul General Said Reza Mosayebi Motlagh shared these insights in an IANS interview, framing the move against a backdrop of fierce regional confrontations. India’s energy security hangs in balance amid global strife, and Iran’s proactive support has been a lifeline. Motlagh recounted his distress over gas shortages in Mumbai, echoing Tehran’s worries. Despite the strait resembling a battlefield—where minor mishaps could doom tankers—Iran facilitated unimpeded passage. Fresh…
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta marked a new era in eco-friendly mobility by launching 300 zero-emission electric buses from Indraprastha Depot on Friday. The event doubled as the ribbon-cutting for a vital inter-state service from Nanaksar to Ghaziabad and the groundbreaking for DTC’s advanced multi-level headquarters. Adding momentum, she rolled out the EV Incentive Portal, channeling more than Rs 24 crore in subsidies to 12,877 electric vehicle owners through direct bank transfers. These developments are central to Delhi’s vision of a pollution-free, efficient transport ecosystem. Flanked by Transport Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh, Jangpura MLA Tarvinder Singh Marwah, and senior…
Today marks World Oral Health Day, a global call to prioritize mouth health as a gateway to total wellness. Forget synthetic bristles; Ayurveda champions datun, twigs from nature’s pharmacy, proven 100 times more effective than toothbrushes in ancient scriptures. Ashtanga Hridaya extols datun’s virtues: it eradicates foul odors, purges dental and lingual grime, and refreshes senses. Beyond superficial clean, these twigs nourish the entire body, gleaming teeth, safeguarding gums, and preventing ailments with inherent healing powers. Bitter and astringent varieties reign supreme, led by neem’s fierceness, surpassed only by madar. The lineup includes 12 elite trees—neem, madar, babool, arjun, mango,…
The 21-day mark of the fierce US-Israel-Iran confrontation has brought devastating news from Riyadh: the death of an Indian citizen caught in the crossfire. Saudi Arabia’s Indian Embassy issued a somber announcement, mourning the loss and pledging full support to the bereaved family. Posted on X, the embassy’s message read: ‘Deepest sympathies from the Indian Embassy on the sad passing of an Indian citizen amid Riyadh’s events of March 18. We remain in constant contact with the family and authorities, ready to extend every possible aid.’ Reports suggest Iran’s aggressive posture against US-aligned neighbors, including sustained assaults on Saudi territory,…
Actress Shruti Haasan, daughter of legends Kamal Haasan and Sarika, continues to charm fans with her off-screen persona. Active across social platforms, she frequently posts workout tips, behind-the-scenes moments, and now, a super easy snack recipe that’s taking the internet by storm. In her latest Instagram reel shared on Friday, Shruti demonstrates a no-fuss recipe perfect for health enthusiasts. During a relaxed holiday spent reviewing scripts, she discovered and tested this snack, declaring herself instantly addicted. The video walks viewers through the steps with her signature enthusiasm. The star ingredient? ‘Vanilla Greek Yogurt Date Snack.’ Prep your dates by rinsing…
In a boost to investor confidence, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu highlighted the state’s economic vitality during the presentation of the 2021-22 Economic Survey in the assembly. He declared the economy firmly on track for steady expansion, defying external pressures. Advance estimates for 2025-26 forecast the GSDP at current prices soaring to Rs 2.54 lakh crore, up 10.1% year-on-year. Real growth is pegged at 8.3%, a testament to robust sectoral performance despite worldwide volatility and weather-related hurdles. At constant prices (2011-12 base), real GSDP is anticipated at Rs 1,56,681 crore for 2025-26, compared to Rs 1,44,656 crore in 2024-25,…
In the disputed territories of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and Gilgit-Baltistan, a perfect storm of economic hardships and administrative failures is pushing communities to the brink. A new report from a UK-based publication paints a grim picture of soaring prices, joblessness, hunger risks, and unreliable electricity, all worsened by Islamabad’s indifference and repressive governance. What began as sporadic complaints has evolved into widespread mobilizations, with women and youth at the forefront. These movements reflect deep-seated frustrations from years of overlooked development needs, turning quiet suffering into vocal demands for change. Power woes dominate daily life: despite proximity to grand dams, blackouts…
Picture this: a lavish buffet where fresh fruits sit next to steaming curries and breads. It’s a scene repeated at every celebration. Yet, Ayurveda strongly advises against this seemingly harmless pairing. Here’s why. Heavy, cooked meals demand hours in the digestive tract, fueled by agni, or digestive fire. Fruits, digested in mere minutes, disrupt this process when combined. The result? Undigested food ferments, producing ama—toxins that invite indigestion, heaviness, and chronic issues like obesity and weakened immunity. Ancient texts emphasize food combinations, or viruddha ahara. Fruits with grains or legumes? A big no. Optimal nutrition demands separation. Timing is key.…