Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath unleashed a scathing attack on Congress for fabricating stories of temple demolitions in the sacred city of Kashi. During a packed election meeting, he labeled these claims as ‘white lies’ designed to incite communal tensions. Under Yogi’s leadership, Kashi has witnessed unprecedented transformation. Narrow lanes have widened, ghats have been renovated, and forgotten temples have been revived. The CM presented evidence that all actions were legally mandated clearances of illegal occupations, with zero impact on religious edifices. ‘Where are these demolished temples Congress is crying about?’ Yogi challenged, waving official records. He detailed how the…
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Picture this: steady growth, tame inflation, and just the right policy mix. That’s the ‘Goldilocks’ outlook for India’s share market in 2026, according to a fresh report predicting approximately 11 percent returns on major indices. The forecast hinges on India’s economy hitting cruising speed. With infrastructure spending ramping up and manufacturing gaining momentum under government initiatives, earnings growth could clock 15-18 percent for Nifty 50 companies. Tech exports and domestic consumption are set to shine, while financials benefit from improving asset quality. Global factors align favorably too. The US Federal Reserve’s rate cuts are expected to boost risk appetite worldwide,…
Cricket Italy has pulled off a major coup by appointing Van Madsen, the ex-Denmark skipper, as head coach for the 2026 T20 World Cup. This bold move comes as the nation sets sights on a historic showing when it co-hosts the global spectacle. At 32, Madsen is no stranger to the international circuit. His dual role as a destructive batsman and crafty spinner helped Denmark climb the ranks in ICC events. Transitioning to Italy, he steps into a role that demands innovation amid limited resources. ‘We’re building from the ground up, but with passion and strategy, we can compete,’ he…
Himachal Pradesh is witnessing an unprecedented surge in criminal activities, with opposition heavyweight Jayaram Thakur squarely blaming Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu’s leadership. In a fiery speech delivered to enthusiastic crowds, Thakur warned that the state has descended into ‘mafia raj,’ where law enforcement appears powerless against organized crime. Detailing a series of alarming events, Thakur highlighted how extortionists are targeting shopkeepers and transporters, while illegal encroachments flourish unchecked. ‘Under Sukhu’s watch, criminals feel invincible because they know the government won’t touch them,’ he asserted. He criticized the police for selective enforcement, claiming that only opposition voices face harassment while…
Picture this: a decorated war hero, architect of D-Day, stands before the nation as president and sounds the alarm on his own government’s trajectory. Dwight Eisenhower’s 1961 farewell speech wasn’t just a retirement note; it was a bombshell exposing the ‘military-industrial complex.’ This unholy trinity of generals, arms makers, and politicians threatened to steer America toward perpetual conflict for profit. Eisenhower knew the terrain well. From the battlefields of Europe to the Oval Office, he’d witnessed how victory in World War II spawned a new beast: a defense sector that never demobilized. Factories churned weapons in peacetime, jobs depended on…
Haryana’s administration has unlocked ₹893 crore in funding, channeling resources straight to its farmers and women in a bold welfare push. Breaking down the package, ₹638 crore flows into crop insurance via PMFBY, safeguarding growers from the vagaries of nature and market fluctuations that have plagued recent harvests. Complementing this, the Ladli Scheme receives ₹255 crore to nurture the state’s daughters. From infancy to adulthood, eligible families will get periodic payouts, tackling issues like child marriage and educational barriers head-on. This dual focus underscores Haryana’s holistic approach to social equity. The announcement, made amid ongoing monsoon recovery efforts, reflects the…
President Trump is ramping up efforts for Gaza’s future by inviting leaders from Turkey and Egypt to his ‘Board of Peace.’ Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Abdel Fattah el-Sisi have been asked to participate in this pivotal group tasked with managing the strip’s interim administration. Key members already on board are Marco Rubio, Ajay Banga, Tony Blair, and Hakan Fidan. This powerhouse team will handle everything from diplomatic outreach to securing funds for rebuilding Gaza’s war-torn infrastructure. Ankara acknowledged the formal invitation to Erdogan via a letter from Trump, and Cairo is deliberating Sisi’s potential involvement. Blair, meanwhile, voiced his pride…
Ramgarh district police delivered a decisive blow to an interstate robbery gang Thursday night, unraveling a criminal empire that spanned multiple states. Five hardened criminals were apprehended, along with a cache of weapons and pilfered items, marking one of the year’s biggest successes against organized crime in Jharkhand. The raid was meticulously planned after months of surveillance. Intelligence inputs pointed to the gang’s base in a remote village, where they stockpiled loot from high-profile dacoities. Officers swooped in under cover of darkness, catching the suspects off-guard during a strategy session. ‘Their operations were highly coordinated, targeting lone travelers and small…
Kuwait and India share a storied partnership that predates modern diplomacy, highlighted by the Indian Rupee’s validity as currency there until Kuwait’s independence in 1961. This Gulf powerhouse, home to 5.02 million people across 17,818 sq km, remains a cornerstone of India’s West Asian strategy. Formal relations kicked off in 1961, built on shared commitments to peace and non-interference. India’s advocacy for Gulf stability finds an echo in Kuwait’s support for New Delhi’s international stances. The relationship thrives on continuous dialogue: joint working groups, political consultations, and summit-level visits. PM Modi’s 2024 Kuwait tour, after a 43-year gap since Indira…
Mumbai Indians’ unbeaten streak in WPL 2024 came crashing down as UP Warriors delivered a masterclass, winning by 22 runs thanks to a historic 141-run opening stand from Lauren Lanning and Phoebe Litchfield. Batting first, UP Warriors capitalized on a batting-friendly pitch, racing to 192/4. Lanning’s blistering 76 (42 balls, 8 fours, 4 sixes) and Litchfield’s elegant 65 (38 balls, 7 fours, 2 sixes) formed the backbone, recovering from an early stumble to post a challenging score. In reply, MI lost momentum quickly. Shafali Verma’s quickfire 32 was cut short by UP’s spin duo of Deepti Sharma and Rajeshwari Gayakwad.…