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How to use roasted chana in summer meals to beat heatwaves while getting protein & fibre
Roasted channa (bhuna chana) is a simple, affordable, and highly effective addition to your summer diet, especially during heatwaves, as it provides steady energy, supports digestion, and keeps you full without feeling heavy. Rich in protein, fibre, and essential nutrients, it helps maintain energy levels and stable blood sugar while being easy on the stomach. It can be enjoyed in multiple ways, as a snack with jaggery, mixed into salads, blended into cooling sattu drinks, or paired with curd for better digestion.
How El Nino could impact the world's weather in 2026/27
Forecasters predict a strong El Nino developing in late 2026. This phenomenon is expected to bring hotter and drier weather to much of Asia. India's monsoon season may be below average. Australia's eastern cropping regions could see reduced rainfall. Conversely, parts of North and South America may experience increased rainfall. El Nino is a natural climate pattern.
BJP vs TMC after Bengal Phase 1: Amit Shah projects 110 seats, TMC counters with 125
COAS Upendra Dwivedi inducted into Hall of Fame at US Army War College, advances defence dialogue
No court can force minor to carry pregnancy against her will: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has permitted a 15-year-old girl to medically end her over seven-month pregnancy. Justices emphasized a woman's reproductive autonomy and the potential long-term harm to a minor carrying an unwanted pregnancy. The court stated that forcing a woman, especially a minor, to continue a pregnancy against her will violates her constitutional rights.
'Zero witnesses examined in 35 years': Supreme Court stays proceedings against cop for rioting
The Supreme Court has halted a 35-year-old case against a police officer. Proceedings for rioting and causing hurt from 1989 are now on hold. The court noted no witnesses were examined for decades. It is considering quashing the case solely due to the extreme delay. The Uttarakhand government will be heard before a final decision is made.
Police arrest third suspect in April 13 fatal shooting in Amherst, Nova Scotia
A third suspect, Michael James Ryan, 34, has been arrested in connection with the fatal April 13 shooting of Chris Leggett in Amherst. Ryan was apprehended in Moncton on April 23. Two other suspects, Sean Eugene Patriquin and Natasha Deborah Austin, were arrested earlier. The investigation into Leggett's death is ongoing.
NEET UG 2026: NTA lists prohibited items, warns candidates of disqualification
NEET UG 2026 aspirants, mark your calendars for May 3rd! The NTA has issued strict exam day guidelines, prohibiting items like mobile phones, calculators, and even water bottles. Extensive frisking is mandatory. Ensure you carry your admit card and valid ID for entry. Special approvals are needed for medical conditions.
Fish, meat & West Bengal elections: Its about money and not politics
West Bengal Elections BJP vs TMC: Political campaigns in West Bengal are creatively using fish and meat, staples of Bengali culture, to connect with voters. This strategy highlights the significant economic importance of the state's non-vegetarian food industry, which supports numerous livelihoods and contributes substantially to exports, revealing a deeper economic narrative beyond political symbolism.
Indus Water Treaty News: Pakistan has approached the UN Security Council after India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty following a deadly terror attack. The treaty, crucial for Pakistan's water security, has remained intact for decades despite bilateral tensions. India cited cross-border terrorism as the reason for the suspension, stating 'blood and water cannot flow together.'
Middle East crisis to keep LNG markets 'tight' till 2027: IEA
Global LNG markets face tightness until 2027. Middle East conflict disrupts supply and delays new capacity. Shipping disruptions have removed nearly 20% of global LNG supply, causing price spikes. Europe's gas consumption fell. Asian countries are switching fuels. Delays in Qatar's infrastructure will create a supply shortfall.
Former Army Chief General MM Naravane has released a new book, 'The Curious and the Classified'. The book explores military myths and mysteries. This release follows a controversy surrounding his unpublished memoir, 'Four Stars of Destiny'. The new work delves into lesser-known aspects of India's armed forces. It covers stories of courage, culture, and curiosity.
Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, the Kerala-born scientist who became one of the key architects of Indias space programme, rose from humble beginnings to lead ISRO as Chairman from 1994 to 2003, shaping major milestones like PSLV, GSLV and the early vision for Chandrayaan-1. The journey of Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan reflects a powerful mix of education, resilience and scientific excellence, with contributions spanning space research, astrophysics, and over 240 research papers.
Forecast for strong El Nino fans worries about global crops as Iran war bites
A strong El Nino is expected in the second half of 2026. This will bring hotter, drier weather to Asia. Crops and food supplies will be affected. Farmers face fertiliser shortages and high fuel costs. India anticipates below-average monsoon rains. Southeast Asia's palm oil and rice production may decline. China could see increased flooding risk.
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) is expected to announce ISC (Class 12) and ICSE (Class 10) results by the last week of April 2026. Students can check their results on cisce.org and results.cisce.org, with digital marksheets also available via DigiLocker.
Riots 2020: HC dismisses Delhi Police appeal against bail to Ishrat Jahan
The Delhi High Court has upheld a trial court's decision to grant bail to former Congress councillor Ishrat Jahan in connection with the 2020 Delhi riots conspiracy. The court dismissed the Delhi Police's appeal, noting that over four years have passed since the bail was granted and no violations have occurred. This decision does not comment on the case's merits.
BYD car discounts show Chinas EV price war is getting worse
China's car market faces fierce price competition. BYD and rivals are increasing discounts despite government calls to stop. This intense rivalry is pushing companies to seek growth overseas. Overcapacity is a major issue, with factories producing far more cars than are sold domestically. This situation impacts the entire automotive system, including used car values.
The Supreme Court has sent Christian Michel's plea for release from jail to a new bench. Michel is involved in the AgustaWestland VVIP chopper scam. The Delhi High Court had previously dismissed his petition. He is challenging provisions of the India-UAE extradition treaty. Michel claims he has served the maximum sentence for the offenses he was extradited for.
CBSE Class 12 results for 2026 are anticipated by the end of April, with official confirmation pending. Approximately 18-19 lakh students appeared for the exams. Students can access their results online, via SMS, DigiLocker, and the UMANG app. Those unsatisfied can apply for compartment exams.
West Bengal polls: EC orders suspension of Hingalganj OC over 'bias'
The Election Commission has ordered the suspension of Sandip Sarkar, the Officer-in-Charge of Hingalganj police station in North 24 Parganas. This action follows allegations of partisan behavior and a nexus with local elements. Disciplinary proceedings have been initiated against Sarkar, with the EC demanding immediate implementation and a proposal to fill the vacant post.
Pakistan has successfully test-fired its Taimoor air-launched cruise missile. This indigenous weapon can strike enemy ships from up to 600 kilometers away. The missile's development enhances Pakistan's maritime strike capabilities. This test follows other recent naval advancements by Pakistan. India's naval chief noted past Pakistani naval limitations during Operation Sindoor.
Iran jabs Trump with cultural detox after hellhole remark on India
Iran's Consulate in Mumbai responded to US President Donald Trump's 'hellhole' remarks about India by suggesting he needs a one-way cultural detox. The consulate's post on X invited Trump to visit India before making such comments, highlighting the absurdity of his statements.
HM Amit Shah addresses press conference in Kolkata, West Bengal | Election 2026
Trump threatens Starmer with 'big tariff' over tech tax, Telegraph reports
Former US President Donald Trump has warned Britain of significant tariffs. This action is contingent on Prime Minister Keir Starmer not withdrawing the digital services tax. Trump views the tax as unfairly targeting American technology firms. The United Kingdom introduced the 2% tax in 2020. This move has drawn criticism from both Trump and President Joe Biden.
'Kedarnath mat aao': Angry netizens slam reels for turning sacred places into 'Tourist picnic spot'
Kedarnath Temple's opening day saw massive crowds and disarray. Viral videos show chaotic scenes with broken queues and devotees unable to have darshan. This surge raises concerns about crowd management and a shift in pilgrimage behavior, with some blaming social media trends. The situation highlights pressure on existing systems and prompts discussions on responsibility, system versus behavior.
A 56-year-old company director from Bengaluru lost nearly Rs 74,000 after falling victim to a cyber fraud involving a fake bank reward points message, according to a TOI report. The victim, Naveen (name changed), received a call and an APK link claiming it was the last day to redeem benefits, prompting him to pay a nominal fee of Rs 34 using his credit card. Within minutes, Rs 73,889 was fraudulently debited, leading him to alert his bank and report the incident via the cybercrime helpline 1930.
Mumbai Indians need focus, discipline; no World Cup fatigue: Mahela Jayawardene
Mumbai Indians coach Mahela Jayawardene stated that player burnout is not the reason for the team's struggles. He believes the focus should be on regaining rhythm and consistency. The team is looking to regroup and plan for the remaining seven matches. Jayawardene defended captain Hardik Pandya, stating the team's performance is a collective effort. Jasprit Bumrah's role was also discussed.
Army chief Upendra Dwivedi inducted into International Hall of Fame at US Army War College
India's Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi was inducted into the International Hall of Fame at the US Army War College, becoming the third Indian Army chief to receive this prestigious honor. During his US visit, General Dwivedi also addressed faculty and students, toured facilities, and engaged in academic discussions, reinforcing India-US defense cooperation.
EC issues fresh post-poll guidelines for Bengal assembly elections
New rules are in place for West Bengal assembly elections. SD cards from polling booth cameras will not be removed immediately. Officials must dismount cameras under sector officer supervision. Video footage will be preserved securely. Polling party members and BLOs cannot leave until cameras are dismounted. A webcasting trial run begins Friday for the second phase of polling.
The Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) will release the Class 12 results for Science, Arts, and Commerce streams on April 28, 2026. Students can access their scorecards online via the official AHSEC website and other designated portals. Results will also be available via SMS for convenient checking.
In the South Delhi rape and murder case, police suspect former domestic help Rahul used a spare key to enter a Kailash Hills flat and attack a 22-year-old IIT Delhi graduate preparing for UPSC, staying inside for about 40 minutes before fleeing, as per TOI. He allegedly showed no remorse, claimed it was triggered by a money dispute, assaulted the victim, stole cash and jewellery, and escaped. Investigators are probing a revenge motive linked to his dismissal, along with possible links to another rape case in Rajasthan, as the crime sparks fresh concerns over womens safety in Delhi.
India and the United States share a robust partnership. Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra noted the strong bond between Prime Minister Modi and President Trump fuels wide-ranging cooperation. Key areas include defense, trade, and critical minerals. India is on a path of transformation, aiming for Viksit Bharat 2047. This partnership is crucial for advancing economic growth and prosperity.
Garena Free Fire Max Redeem Codes for April 24, 2026: Unlock 10+ rewards now
Garena Free Fire MAX offers players exciting rewards through daily in-game items and special events. Unlock these freebies by utilizing limited-time, 12-character alphanumeric redeem codes. These codes are released regularly and can be claimed once per player. Visit the official redemption site, log in, and enter your code to claim your exclusive in-game loot before it's gone.
Trump says Navy Secretary Phelan was fired over shipbuilding conflicts
Navy Secretary John Phelan has been dismissed. President Donald Trump stated conflicts over shipbuilding led to the firing. This is the latest wartime change at the Pentagon. Phelan, a billionaire with ties to Trump, was reportedly moving too slowly on reforms. The departure occurs during a tense ceasefire with Iran. Naval assets are being increased in the Middle East.
Pope urges US and Iran to return to peace talks and condemns capital punishment
Pope Leo XIV calls for renewed talks between the United States and Iran to end the war. He strongly condemns capital punishment and advocates for humane treatment of migrants. The Pope also addresses the church's focus on sexual morality, suggesting greater emphasis on justice and freedom. His remarks come as he returns from a trip to Africa.
The National Testing Agency will announce CUET PG 2026 results today. Candidates can check their scorecards online after 5 pm. The exam was held from March 6 to 27, 2026. Applicants need their application number and password or date of birth to access results. Universities will conduct their own counselling based on these scores.
Trump unveils deal with Regeneron to lower drug prices as part of most-favored-nation initiative
Regeneron will reduce prices for its drugs on Medicaid. A cholesterol drug, Praluent, will be available for USD 225 on Trump's discounted drug website. This deal aims to lower healthcare costs for Americans. Regeneron also commits to significant investment in US research and development.
Iran fast-boat swarms add to Hormuz threats for shipping
Iran's fast boats are now a key naval tactic. These small, speedy vessels pose a significant challenge to international shipping near the Strait of Hormuz. Their use highlights Iran's evolving asymmetrical warfare strategy. This development complicates efforts to ensure the safe passage of vital oil and gas supplies through this critical global waterway.
Delhi power cut today: Check areas and timings where electricity outages are announced for April 24
Delhi power outage today: Power cuts are scheduled across Delhi on April 24. Several areas in North, North-West, West, and South Delhi will experience temporary outages. Distribution companies TPDDL and BRPL are conducting maintenance and network upgrades. Residents are advised to plan accordingly. Supply restoration is expected after work completion.
The simple yet powerful plan India could follow to ward off impacts of Iran-like disasters
Iran war: As geopolitical tensions continue with the looming threat of a restart of the conflict in Iran, India finds itself at a crossroads economically. One innovative solution could be the implementation of multiple time zones: eastern regions could synchronise with Bangladesh while western areas align with Pakistan.
Punjab today power cut: Punjab is experiencing widespread power cuts affecting over 273 locations amidst a severe heatwave. Initially scheduled for up to nine hours, PSPCL has revised the maximum outage duration to four hours daily following public backlash. These pre-scheduled maintenance works aim to ensure stable supply during peak demand.
India-New Zealand FTA to be signed on Monday, says PM Christopher Luxon
India and New Zealand will sign a Free Trade Agreement on Monday, April 27. This landmark deal aims to boost bilateral trade significantly. Negotiations concluded last year with a goal to double trade to five billion dollars in five years. The pact is expected to offer tariff-free access for Indian goods.
Pakistan talks with US was strategic mistake: Iranian lawmaker
An Iranian lawmaker has called talks with the US in Pakistan regarding Iran's nuclear program a strategic error. He stated that discussing the nuclear issue there emboldened the enemy. Meanwhile, former US President Donald Trump asserted that any deal with Iran would only be made when it benefits the United States and its allies.
AP SSC Results Date 2026: AP 10th class results are expected to be announced by April 25. Students can check their Class 10 scores online using their hall ticket numbers. The official websites bse.ap.gov.in and results.bse.ap.gov.in will host the results. Alongside individual marks, the board will release overall pass percentages. Students who do not pass will have a chance in supplementary exams in June 2026.
US invites Putin to G20 summit but Trump doubts he'll come
America has invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to a G20 summit in Miami. President Donald Trump expressed doubt about Putin's attendance. This invitation signals a shift in international engagement with Russia. Putin has avoided Western soil since the Ukraine invasion. The summit is scheduled for December in Florida. Russia's participation is pending a final decision from Moscow.
US-Iran war: Tehran's central bank confirms Strait of Hormuz toll revenue deposited in cash
Iran's central bank has confirmed receiving transit fees for ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The revenue was deposited in cash currency. Iran's Deputy Parliament Speaker stated the tolls are a rightful fee for using Iranian territorial waters. He also warned of consequences for aggressive US policies.
Two men working for Pakistani gangsters and ISI arrested by the UP-ATS
Uttar Pradesh ATS arrested two men in Noida for alleged links with Pakistani handlers. The duo reportedly received instructions from Pakistani gangsters and YouTubers, including the ISI. They were allegedly planning major disruptive acts and targeting individuals. Investigations revealed contact through social media and plans for attacks. Weapons were recovered from the accused.
Donald Trump says US would not use nuclear weapon in war with Iran
President Donald Trump declared nuclear weapons would never be used. He asserted US control over the Strait of Hormuz, keeping it closed to pressure Iran for a deal. Trump indicated military action remains an option if negotiations fail. He also mentioned Iran agreed to halt executions of women following a US request. Funding to Hezbollah must also cease.
Gannon Ken Van Dyke is a US Army soldier who is accused of using secret military mission details to place bets on Polymarket. Reports say he made big profits before the news became public. Authorities arrested him for misuse of classified information and illegal financial gains. The case raises concerns about security and insider betting risks.
Iran seizes vessel in Strait of Hormuz, defying US naval superiority
US-Iran war news: Tehran showcased its power over the Strait of Hormuz with a video of commandos boarding a cargo ship. This comes after peace talks with the US collapsed. President Trump dismissed Iran's actions but warned of military action if a deal is not reached. The situation highlights ongoing tensions and their impact on global energy markets.
Trump says Lebanon-Israel ceasefire extended by three weeks after Oval Office meeting
Lebanon and Israel have extended their ceasefire for three weeks. This decision follows high-level talks hosted by U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington. The United States will assist Lebanon in protecting itself from Hezbollah. Both nations' ambassadors attended the meeting. The ceasefire aims to reduce violence in southern Lebanon. President Trump expressed optimism for a peace agreement this year.
Israel Lebanon ceasefire extended 3 weeks as Trump pushes peace talks amid rising Hezbollah tensions
Israel Lebanon ceasefire extension news shows fresh efforts to reduce war tension in the region. The US is trying to support peace talks and control conflict with Hezbollah. Fighting, airstrikes, and rocket attacks increased fear among people. Many families lost homes and lives. Leaders now want talks instead of war, but the situation is still unstable and uncertain for future peace.
If Iran doesnt make a deal, I will finish it: Trumps ULTIMATUM as Pak talks fall into disarray
Intel stock surges 16% after strong earnings, AI growth and big deals boost outlook
Intel stock is rising fast after strong earnings and better future guidance. The company is gaining from growing AI demand and higher data center sales. New deals and partnerships are also helping its growth. Even with some supply issues, investors are showing confidence in Intels comeback. The stock has seen big gains in 2026 so far.
Quote of the Day: George Clooney's provocative America can't beat anyone anymore quote sparks reflection on shifting global power dynamics and perceived dominance. The article traces Clooney's journey from aspiring baseball player to acclaimed actor and director, highlighting his evolving perspective on influence and responsibility.
Snap layoffs grow as AI push leads to 1,000 job cuts and major cost savings
Snap layoffs show how AI is changing jobs in big tech companies. The company is cutting workers to save money and improve speed using new technology. Many other firms are doing the same thing. This trend shows businesses want fewer workers but more efficiency. It also raises questions about future jobs as artificial intelligence becomes more common everywhere.
Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini controversy resurfaces as new 2020 photos emerge
Recent reports have intensified scrutiny surrounding New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and NFL insider Dianna Russini after resurfaced photos from 2020 allegedly showed them together in New York City. The reports come after Vrabel announced he would miss Day 3 of the NFL Draft to seek counseling, citing personal matters and family responsibility. Earlier statements from both individuals denied wrongdoing. Russini later resigned from The Athletic amid ongoing media attention and investigation reports according to Page Six coverage reports published.
Quote of the day by Johnny Depp: He finds travel and nature refreshing. He believes proximity to the ocean and specific climates offer emotional reset. His private island, Little Hall's Pond Cay, reflects this philosophy. He designed it for isolation and natural escape. The island features solar energy and six beaches named after personal influences.
Venus, Uranus and Pleiades tonight: What time, where and how to watch this rare sky event?
Tonight sky has a special view with Venus, Uranus and Pleiades close together. It looks like they meet but it is just how we see from Earth. You can watch after sunset in the west. Venus is very bright. Others are dim so the dark sky and binoculars help. This is a rare sky moment to enjoy.
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Repo rate hike not on the cards, for now, says Ram Singh, external member of MPC
Monetary Policy Committee member Ram Singh outlines the conditions for second-round inflation effects. He expects the West Asia conflict to resolve soon, moderating price rises. Forex reserves are considered adequate despite potential import cost increases. Open market operations will continue to ensure system liquidity. Domestic growth fundamentals remain robust despite potential supply shocks.
ED raids 12 locations in 145 crore municipal funds money laundering case
The Enforcement Directorate has executed a series of raids across various locations in relation to a staggering 145 crore money laundering investigation. This case involves allegations of fund embezzlement from the Municipal Corporation, Panchkula. The raids targeted properties tied to former municipal accounts officials and banking personnel, resulting in the confiscation of crucial documents and legal agreements.
IT firms refresh game as Gen Z employees move on faster
The Indian IT sector is currently witnessing a wave of replacement hiring, largely driven by the rapid job transitions of Gen Z workers. Unlike their predecessors, these young professionals are opting for shorter career stints, prompting companies to recalibrate their hiring, onboarding, and retention methodologies.
Tamil Nadu voter turnout rises 9% over 2011 high, crosses 85% in assembly polls
Tamil Nadu's assembly elections saw an exhilarating voter turnout of 85%, showcasing the populace's enthusiasm and determination to influence their governance. This increase from prior years is a testament to the heightened political awareness among citizens. The elections were characterized by a vigorous showdown between dominant political coalitions and a fresh contender.
ED tells Supreme Court officers can approach top court under Article 32 if law and order is breached
The Enforcement Directorate has approached the Supreme Court, asserting that its officers deserve protection for their fundamental rights. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta pointed out troubling violations of the rule of law in West Bengal, citing a coal smuggling operation involving 2,700 crore.
India is building a strong system for banks and agencies to share threat information instantly. This aims to quickly identify new dangers from artificial intelligence. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met with banks and IT officials to discuss these risks. The focus is on vigilance and better coordination.
Quote of the Day by Desmond Tutu highlights a powerful truth about justice and moral responsibility. It teaches that neutrality in the face of injustice is never truly neutral but indirectly supports oppression. Desmond Tutu, a Nobel Peace Prizewinning human rights activist, devoted his life to fighting apartheid and promoting equality and dignity. His inspiring quote urges individuals to recognize injustice and respond with courage rather than silence. In todays world, where inequality and discrimination still exist, this quote encourages people to raise their voice, take responsibility, and actively stand for human rights, fairness, and justice in everyday life.
PM Modi hails 'bumper' voting, calls West Bengal polls largely peaceful
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the high voter turnout in West Bengal's first phase of assembly elections. He noted significant participation from young voters and women. Modi commended the Election Commission for ensuring largely peaceful polling. He stated that the turnout indicates a desire for change in the state.
Bhowanipur showdown: Didi vs Adhikari turns Kolkatas heartland into battleground
The air is electric in Kolkata's Bhowanipur constituency as it gears up for a pivotal election that could reshape its political landscape. Campaign season is in full swing, with colorful banners and lively campaign vehicles bringing the streets to life.
Tieup with India can help diversify risks: Rajnath Singh in Germany
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh sees India-Germany defence partnership as a long-term strategic move. Collaboration on weapon systems offers a chance to diversify global supply chains. India provides a large market, skilled workers, and an evolving industrial base. Opportunities exist for co-developing advanced radar, sensors, and AI-enabled drones. This partnership aims for mutual growth and self-reliance.
Dead end? NIA unlikely to appeal against Bombay HC order in Malegaon blast case
The Bombay High Court has discharged four individuals in the 2006 Malegaon blast case. The court found insufficient evidence to proceed with a trial against them. The National Investigation Agency is reviewing the order but is not expected to appeal. This case has seen conflicting investigations by the Anti-Terrorism Squad and the NIA, leading to contradictory narratives.
Rihanna lands in Mumbai: Why is the global icon back in India after two years?
Global music sensation Rihanna has landed in Mumbai, India, for a highly anticipated Fenty Beauty event. The Grammy winner was seen at the airport in an all-black ensemble, greeting fans. Reports indicate she is in the city for a Fenty Beauty pop-up, potentially titled 'Fenty Beauty Ki Haveli', scheduled for April 24.
After layoffs, Microsoft targets 7% of US workforce for buyouts - whos affected?
Microsoft is offering voluntary retirement buyouts to approximately 7% of its U.S. workforce for the first time in its 51-year history. This program targets employees at the senior director level and below, provided their age and years of service total at least 70. The company is also revising its stock-based reward distribution and simplifying manager pay tiers.
Gram panchayats boost own earnings, fund schools, flood control and digital access
Indian villages are achieving financial independence. Gram panchayats are boosting tax collections and using their own funds for schools, flood control, and digital literacy. The 16th Finance Commission encourages this self-reliance with conditional grants. Several villages are now leading the way in local governance and development.
Iran's participation in the World Cup has been thrown into doubt by the war with the US and Israel that broke out on February 28.
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Cuban proverb of the day highlights the meaning of When the sun rises, it rises for everyone. The saying explains how each day offers equal opportunity, but results depend on action and mindset. It shows lessons about equality, responsibility, and success. The proverb also connects with ideas about discipline, time management, and personal growth in daily life and work.
Quote of the day by Bruce Lee: One of the best lessons you can learn in life is to master how to remain calm, Bruce Lees quote highlights his belief that true strength comes from inner control rather than outward reaction. Calmness, in his philosophy, is a disciplined skill that allows individuals to think clearly under pressure and respond rather than react. Bruce Lees motivational quote viewed emotional stability as a form of mastery, where maintaining inner peace leads to greater clarity, focus, and resilience in everyday life challenges.
Israel awaiting US green light to 'return Iran to Stone Age': Defence Minister
Defence minister Israel Katz said on Thursday that Israel was prepared to resume the war against Iran, adding that his country was awaiting a green light from the United States to return Iran to he Stone Age. We are awaiting a green light from the United States -- first and foremost to complete the elimination of the Khamenei dynasty... and additionally to return Iran to the Dark Age and the Stone Age by destroying key energy and electricity facilities and dismantling its national economic infrastructure, he added.
West Asia crisis: Engineering exports dip 66.8% to UAE; 45% to Saudi Arabia in March
Indian engineering exports to the UAE and Saudi Arabia saw significant drops in March. This decline was attributed to the West Asia crisis affecting cargo ship movements. Despite these challenges, the overall engineering sector experienced growth in March and throughout the 2025-26 fiscal year. The US remains the largest market for these exports.
Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux share a history spanning nearly two decades. They first met in 2007, reconnected while working on Wanderlust, and married in 2015. Their 2018 split was described as mutual and amicable, with both highlighting continued respect and friendship.
India slams Trumps hellhole remark as uninformed, says it misrepresents India-US ties
India has strongly criticized remarks by former US President Donald Trump. Trump referred to Indians in a social media post as part of a hellhole comment. India's Ministry of External Affairs called the remarks uninformed and in poor taste. They stated the comments do not reflect the true nature of India-US relations.
Iranians now blame US-Israel, not Tehran, for their economic woes
Iran's economy, known as the 'resistance economy', is facing severe impacts from the ongoing US-Israel war. Economic pressures are mounting, affecting food prices and social development indicators. The war threatens to damage institutions and markets, potentially forcing Iran to take drastic actions. This situation could lead to a violent escalation or a new regional understanding.
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Pakistan-US thaw may influence India's response to future terror attacks, says ex-US envoy Juster
The recent warming of Pakistan's relations with the US could create ripples in India's strategic calculations concerning terrorism originating from its neighbor. Kenneth Juster, a former US Ambassador, pointed out that this evolving dynamic might provoke caution in India regarding its military reactions, especially if it senses waning American support.
Why European Union's wartime loan is vital lifeline for cash-strapped Ukraine
Ukraine has secured a vital 90 billion euro European Union loan. This funding will sustain its wartime efforts. The loan arrives at a critical moment for Ukraine's finances. It will cover budgetary support and defense needs. The funds are expected to be released in tranches. Ukraine will begin repayment once Russia pays war reparations.
Rajnath Singh invites German industry to co-develop, co-produce modern defence systems with India
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh urged German companies to partner with India for co-development and co-production. He highlighted India's growing market and skilled workforce. This collaboration aims to build resilient supply chains and foster mutual growth. India offers stability and a commitment to the rule of law for long-term investments. The partnership focuses on niche technologies and strategic cooperation.
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