The Rajya Sabha election drama refuses to fade, with opposition parties mounting a fierce offensive against BJP for alleged legislator poaching. Fresh from the polls, leaders from across the spectrum are voicing fears that such tactics spell doom for democratic norms. In a pointed media briefing, RJD’s Misa Bharti exposed what she called a pattern of vote manipulation. ‘Horse-trading and threats were rampant,’ she claimed, suspecting BJP’s use of investigative agencies to influence outcomes. Five seats were up for grabs, yet six candidates vied, complicated by the absence of key opposition MLAs including one from RJD and three from Congress…
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In a twist worsening Sri Lanka’s fuel woes, the National Fuel Pass QR system is failing second-hand vehicle owners spectacularly. Reintroduced to curb shortages, it’s instead creating barriers for legitimate users whose vehicles linger in outdated registries. Daily Mirror reports a surge in complaints from recent buyers of pre-owned rides. The online portal rejects new registrations, claiming prior ownership ties. Without updated QR codes, weekly allotments vanish, crippling routines from work commutes to goods delivery. The glitch spares new cars but plagues those with transfer histories. Inactive old phone numbers block verification, trapping owners in limbo. Stations overflow with disputes…
In the heart of India’s cultural calendar, Navratri’s fasting ritual holds secrets backed by Ayurveda, far beyond spiritual piety. This period aligns with nature’s seasonal flux, when bodily doshas—particularly Vata and Pitta—disrupt harmony, impairing gut health and susceptibility to disease. By abstaining from regular meals and opting for sattvic alternatives such as singhara atta, kuttu ki puri, seasonal fruits, and curd-based dishes, we ease the load on our overworked digestion. Ayurveda teaches that constant indulgence in oily, masala-laden foods smothers Agni, the metabolic flame. Navratri offers a pause, reactivating this fire to purge ama (toxins), resulting in renewed vigor and…
From Jamshedpur’s bustling lanes to the Miss India Universe crown and Bollywood’s silver screen, Tanushree Dutta’s path has been anything but ordinary. Born on March 19, the actress who dazzled in ‘Aashiq Banaya Aapne’ chose spirituality over stardom, but her earliest memories reveal a connection to the paranormal world that predates her fame. Tanushree has publicly claimed that as a toddler, she perceived energies manifesting as children or other forms. These spirits weren’t frightening; they were companions in play and conversation. One particularly haunting prediction stands out: at age four, a spirit alerted her to danger at a nearby home,…
Delhi’s cyber crime unit delivered a decisive blow to a fraudulent syndicate masquerading as law enforcement officers. The gang’s ‘digital arrest’ scheme was exposed following the arrest of three suspects who defrauded one man of over Rs 14 lakh, using an account that processed Rs 2.2 crore in illicit funds. Satyapal Gupta from West Vinay Nagar fell victim on February 21. A WhatsApp call from a stranger posing as a high-ranking cop alleged his account was tied to money laundering. Under duress from threats of arrest, Gupta wired Rs 14.20 lakh to the scammer’s account before grasping the con and…
In a provocative statement, senior Congress leader Hussain Dalwai from Maharashtra has challenged actress Sara Ali Khan’s repeated visits to Kedarnath, amid new affidavit requirements for non-Hindus at the holy site. ‘If faith proof is mandatory, why go at all?’ Dalwai quipped. The Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee announced that visitors must swear allegiance to Sanatan Dharma via affidavit. Chairman Hemant Dwivedi pointed to Sara, a known Shiva bhakt, as someone who would need to follow suit. Sara’s spiritual side has won her admirers. From posting darshan photos to chanting mantras publicly, she’s positioned herself as Mahadev’s ardent follower. Yet Dalwai dismissed…
Raipur, Chhattisgarh—a city known for its healthcare advancements—witnessed a preventable catastrophe at Ram Krishna Care Hospital. Three contract workers perished Tuesday evening inside a septic tank, poisoned by deadly gases due to the hospital’s failure to provide basic safety measures. Govind Sendre, Anmol Machkan, and Prashant Kumar, hailing from the local Simran City neighborhood, were ordinary men supporting their families. Dispatched to clean the hospital’s septic tank without protective kits or oxygen supplies, they had no chance against the invisible killer lurking below. The toxic environment caused rapid deterioration, and all three collapsed fatally before help could arrive. Tensions soared…
In the glittering annals of IPL, few names shine brighter than Virat Kohli. The RCB talisman is poised to achieve a groundbreaking feat in IPL 2026: becoming the first batter to reach 9,000 runs, requiring merely 339 more runs from his current 8,661. Kohli’s recent form paints a picture of dominance. Averaging over 53 in the past three seasons, he scored 639 runs in 2023 (avg. 53.25), 741 in 2024 (avg. 61.75), and 657 in 2025 (avg. 54.75). That 2025 campaign was pivotal, leading RCB to championship glory. Across 267 matches since 2008, Kohli boasts an average of 39.55, strike…
Delhi’s Uttam Nagar neighborhood, still reeling from a shocking homicide, is now the epicenter of alleged communal threats, according to Congress MP Mohammad Javed. Representing Kishanganj in Bihar, Javed has penned a direct appeal to Home Minister Amit Shah, accusing authorities of failing to curb open intimidation against Muslim residents. ‘Deeply troubled by the disturbing events in Uttam Nagar, where the Muslim community faces systematic threats and harassment disrupting daily life,’ Javed stated in his letter. He described it as a chain of targeted enmity that undermines the state’s duty to protect every citizen equally. The MP pointed to a…
The New South Wales parliament is on the cusp of a major crackdown as lawmakers debate a bill to outlaw public displays of symbols linked to the IRGC and Hizb ut-Tahrir. With penalties including two years behind bars and hefty fines, the measure aims to stamp out extremism at its visual roots. Announced by the state government, the proposal builds on current restrictions by including all banned organizations’ insignia. Offenders displaying flags or merchandise in public could face $22,000 fines for individuals or $110,000 for businesses, alongside potential imprisonment. Attorney-General Michael Daley, spearheading the Labor-backed effort, described it as a…