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'ILLEGAL WAR': Nationwide protests explode in USA over Trumps 'kidnapping' of Venezuelan president
LCA Mk II, AMCA in focus as Tejas programme turns 25 years: DRDO chief
India's Light Combat Aircraft Tejas marks 25 years of flight. The nation now focuses on developing the next-generation LCA Mark II and the fifth-generation stealth fighter, AMCA. These advanced aircraft programs are on schedule. This development signifies India's growing indigenous defense aviation capabilities and aims to reduce import dependence.
Nigeria arrests 22 Indian ship crew members in cocaine bust
Nigeria's drug enforcement agency Sunday said it had arrested 22 Indian crew members of a merchant ship after 31.5 kilogrammes of cocaine was found on the vessel at Lagos's main port. The agency said in November that it arrested 20 Filipino sailors caught ferrying at least 20 kilogrammes of cocaine from Brazil to the same port.
Joint Chiefs of Staff breaks down secret TIMELINE of U.S operation that 'kidnapped' Nicolas Maduro
AYUSH gets recognition in India's free trade pacts with Oman, New Zealand
India's traditional medicine system, AYUSH, has achieved formal recognition in bilateral trade agreements with Oman and New Zealand. These agreements, finalized last December, include dedicated sections for health services and traditional medicine. AYUSH and herbal product exports saw a growth of 6.11 percent, reaching USD 688.89 million in 2024-25 from USD 649.2 million in 2023-24.
Venezuela's billions in distressed debt: Who is in line to collect?
Venezuela's staggering debt situation has captured global attention. After enduring prolonged economic strife coupled with U.S. sanctions, the country finds itself unable to meet international obligations. Investors are speculating on potential political changes that could pave the way for a resolution. Meanwhile, creditors, from bondholders to businesses awaiting compensation, are strategising their paths to recovery.
Delhi weather tomorrow: National capital braces for foggy mornings, colder nights
Delhi Weather 5th Jan: Delhi braces for a typical winter week starting January 5. Expect chilly nights and foggy mornings. Daytime temperatures will offer little warmth. Cold wave conditions are predicted for some areas. Air quality is also a concern, remaining in the 'very poor' category. Residents should prepare for biting cold, especially in the early mornings and late evenings.
Thought of the day: Lewiss most enduring fame came with The Chronicles of Narnia, beginning with The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in 1950. The seven-book series introduced readers to a fantasy world where moral struggle, sacrifice and hope played out through vivid storytelling.
Shiv Sena (UBT)-MNS manifesto promises free power, Rs 1,500 allowance for women domestic helps
A joint Shiv Sena (UBT)-MNS manifesto offers key promises to Mumbai voters. These include a monthly allowance for domestic helps and fisherwomen, 100 units of free electricity, and property tax waivers for smaller homes. The alliance also pledges affordable housing, improved public transport, and enhanced health and education facilities for the city's residents.
DMK most corrupt regime; 20% ''commission'' rules, alleges Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has strongly criticized the DMK government in Tamil Nadu. He alleged rampant corruption and dynastic rule. Shah expressed confidence that the NDA will win the upcoming Assembly elections. He highlighted the BJP-AIADMK alliance as a natural partnership. The Home Minister also spoke about the importance of women's security and criticized alleged atrocities against Hindus.
Over 30 killed, several kidnapped in central Nigeria
Armed gangs attacked Kasuwan Daji village in Niger State. Over 30 people were killed and several others were kidnapped. The attackers also set a market ablaze and looted shops. This incident follows a mass abduction of schoolchildren in the same state late last year. Security forces were reportedly absent during the hours-long raid.
Amit Shah predicts NDA victory in Tamil Nadu elections, slams DMK as Indias most corrupt government
Tense calm holds in Venezuela day after deposition of Maduro
Venezuela's capital Caracas was unusually quiet Sunday with few vehicles moving around. Convenience stores, gas stations and other businesses were mostly closed.
India-EU trade pact: Piyush Goyal to visit Brussels this week
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal embarks on a visit to Brussels this week for critical discussions on a proposed trade pact with the European Union. Negotiations are in their final stages. Goyal will also visit Liechtenstein to explore boosting trade and investments.
UP Shri Anna farmer show strong preference for govt procurement over open market sales
Procurement of Shri Anna, which commenced on October 1, has now been successfully completed. This year, a total of 2.13 lakh metric tonnes of millet, 43,562 metric tonnes of sorghum, and 12,208 metric tonnes of maize were procured across the state. Millet procurement was carried out in 33 districts, maize in 25 districts, and sorghum in 11 districts.
Agri varsity VC cautions against urea abuse
Instead of yielding additional benefits, it can even lead to chemical residues in the produce
UPs first state-level Braille library inaugurated at Shakuntala Mishra Rehabilitation University
Uttar Pradesh's first state-level Braille Library section was inaugurated at Dr. Shakuntala Mishra National Rehabilitation University. This facility, housing 4,000 Braille books, aims to empower visually impaired students with modern education and digital skills, fostering self-reliance and societal integration.
Canadian Hindu Chamber of Commerce explores investment in UP MSME, tourism sectors
A delegation from the Canadian Hindu Chambers of Commerce met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, expressing interest in investing in MSME, religious tourism, and hospitality sectors. CM Yogi highlighted the state's economic progress, improved investment environment, and the success of the One District-One Product initiative, encouraging the delegation to explore opportunities in UP.
'No mercy for Maduro': Rubio warns Cubans to fear Donald Trump after Venezuelan president's arrest
These 10 finance word pairs quietly decide whether your money grows or disappears
Financial success hinges on understanding money's true behavior, not just income. CA Nitin Kaushik highlights key word pairs like cash flow versus profit and SIP versus lump sum. He emphasizes that patience, staying invested, and understanding real returns after inflation are crucial for building long-term wealth, not just chasing quick gains.
Social security code draft rules cover gig workers, but unions flag platform conduct concerns
Workers will have to be employed with a single aggregator for a minimum period of 90 days in a year to avail social security benefits, as per pre-published draft rules on Code for Social Security
Industrialist Anand Mahindra has highlighted the striking prehistoric rock formations along the Lyari riverbed in Kutch, Gujarat, calling the Jurassic-era landscape beautiful, surreal and worthy of a place on every travel bucket list. He pointed out that the formations date back around 200 million years and remain largely untouched by mass tourism. Located about 70 km from Bhuj, the site showcases Kutchs lesser-known natural heritage and adds to the regions appeal beyond its desert identity, while also underscoring the need for sustainable and regulated travel.
NYT Mini Crossword Answers January 4, 2026: Solve the Sunday crossword puzzle with these clues
NYT Crossword puzzle: For many crossword-loving players, completing The Mini is not just about speed but about maintaining streaks and sharpening vocabulary through consistent play.
Delhi: Human rabies to be declared notifiable disease
Delhi is set to declare Human Rabies a Notifiable Disease. This move aims to improve tracking and treatment of rabies cases. All health facilities must report suspected and confirmed cases. The government is also enhancing vaccination programs for humans and animals. This initiative is a significant step towards eliminating rabies deaths in the capital.
Export to Venezuela less than 1% of total exports: Bajaj Auto
Bajaj Auto has stated that its exports to Venezuela represent less than 1% of its total overseas shipments. This clarification comes after the US captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, a development that has plunged the South American nation into crisis. Bajaj Auto's popular Pulsar and Boxer models are exported to Venezuela, but their contribution to overall exports remains minimal.
Goldi Solar looks to add 5 GW module, 16 GW cell capacity by FY28 to meet domestic demand
Goldi Solar is set to boost its solar manufacturing capabilities. The company plans to add 5 gigawatt of module capacity and 16 gigawatt of cell capacity in the coming years. This expansion aims to meet growing domestic demand for solar installations. The move supports India's renewable energy goals and 'Make in India' initiative. Goldi Solar's existing facilities are near Surat.
Hindu Party in Bangladesh keen to tie up with Jamat for forthcoming election
In preparations for the coming elections, the Bangladesh Minority Janata Party is reaching out for potential alliances. Sukriti Mandal, the party's chief, has shown a clear inclination towards Jamat-e-Islami, believing they can better safeguard minority interests compared to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party.
NYT Strands Answers January 4: Clues, spangram and answers decoded for puzzle #672
Players are presented with a six-by-eight grid packed with seemingly random letters. The goal is to uncover words linked to the puzzles theme, along with the central spangram that ties them all together.
UP plans One District, One Cuisine clusters across all 18 divisions to boost jobs, food exports
Uttar Pradesh plans to transform its 18 divisions into cuisine clusters. This One District, One Cuisine model aims to boost economic growth and create jobs. Unique district dishes will gain state and national recognition. Modern facilities and branding will help traditional flavors reach new markets. This initiative will empower food businesses and promote Uttar Pradesh as a food tourism destination.
Tejas lessons strengthen Gaganyaan; ISRO chief says DRDO, Army are supporting national mission
Power banks barred from use on board aircraft: DGCA
Guidelines issued following fire incidents linked to lithium batteries
Gorakhpur woman who became Lakhpati Didi in one year will meet PM Modi on January 26
According to a press release, issued by the UP Information Department, Mansha works as a Samuha Sakhi in a self-help group. She had previously no source of income. After joining the Safe Mobility program, her life changed.
Dense to very dense fog warning issued as fresh western disturbance approaches
Prevailing cold may trigger ground frost in parts of Uttarakhand on Monday and Tuesday, warns IMD
Karnataka recorded highest growth in tax collection, Gujarat in capital expenditure
Although Karnataka saw the highest growth rate in terms of tax revenue (excluding the share of Union Taxes), it is behind Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh in absolute number
How Delhi plans to turn itself into a global tourism hub
Delhi is set to transform into a premier tourism hub. The government is launching a comprehensive plan to attract more visitors, especially high-spending tourists. This initiative includes developing new tourist circuits and enhancing city experiences. Investment in hotels and entertainment will be encouraged. The aim is to make Delhi a must-visit destination for all India travellers.
Burn fat without gymming: Just one daily habit can help burn 400 calories for weight loss goals
Fat loss does not always depend on strict diets or intense workouts, as a significant number of calories are burned through everyday movement. Fitness experts highlight the role of Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (NEAT), which includes simple actions like walking, standing, cleaning, stretching, and even fidgeting. These small, often overlooked movements can help burn 200 to 400 calories daily and form the foundation of sustainable fat loss.
A young man's vision loss during a workout shocked many. Doctors explain extreme exercise can cause serious problems. Subtle signs like headaches or dizziness are warnings. Fitness experts and doctors stress correct form and respecting body limits. Listening to your body prevents injuries and ensures long-term health. Balance and awareness are key to well-being.
SSBs courage safeguards nation day and night, says Uttarakhand CM Dhami at Dehradun honour ceremony
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami lauded the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) for their courage and dedication in ensuring national security and border management. He highlighted the state government's welfare initiatives for soldiers and their families, including increased ex-gratia for martyrs' families.
At a time when Bangladesh is seeing persecution of Hindus and minorities, a key Hindu candidate Gobindadeb Pramanik has been barred from contesting elections. The nomination of Gobindadeb Pramanik was cancelled due to alleged invalid signatures, a reason cited by returning officer. Gobindadeb Pramanik planned to run from Gopalganj, which was formerly represented by ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina and has 50 percent of Hindu voters.
Trump's plan to seize, revitalise Venezuela's oil industry faces major hurdles
America is taking charge of Venezuela's oil sector, but that is unlikely to change oil prices immediately. Years of neglect and sanctions have damaged the industry. However, experts believe American companies could revive production. This could lead to lower oil prices in the long run. The political situation remains uncertain for major investments.
CBDT Chairman Ravi Agrawal asks officials to be ready for transition to new I-T Act
The Income Tax Department is gearing up for a significant change. A new direct tax law will be implemented from April 1, 2026, replacing the old Act. CBDT Chairman Ravi Agrawal has urged officials to be ready and understand the new rules. Training and capacity building are underway to ensure a smooth transition.
Govt forms Live Events Development Cell to boost India's booming concert economy
India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has launched a Live Events Development Cell (LEDC) to foster structured growth in the live entertainment sector. This initiative aims to streamline processes, boost the concert economy, and position India as a leading global destination by 2030, supporting millions of jobs and significant economic expansion.
DoE to rationalise Central schemes; seeks inputs on clubbing, scrapping
Holds meeting with various Ministries for proposals on restructuring schemes falling under their domain
UP to conduct recruitment for teaching, technical positions in govt medical colleges in 2026
The Uttar Pradesh government is set to recruit approximately 1,200 teaching and technical staff for its medical colleges in 2026. This initiative aims to bolster the state's health education system by filling vacant positions for Assistant Professors, Professors, and Lecturers (Pharmacy). Concurrently, 1,230 nursing officers will receive appointment letters, strengthening healthcare services across the state.
Confident that Varanasi's enthusiastic people will make National Volleyball a huge success: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the National Volleyball Championship in Varanasi. He praised the city's sporting spirit and the participation of 28 states. Modi highlighted Varanasi's rich sports history and its growing modern sports facilities. The championship, featuring over 1,000 players, is expected to boost the city's profile as a major event destination.
'Release Maduro, wife at once': China blasts Trump's 'illegal act' of arresting Venezuelan President
If Trump Can Abduct Maduro, Why Cant Modi Bring?: Owaisis dare to Modi triggers reactions
Travel, festive cheer continue to drive high consumption of transport fuels in December
Diesel usage rose to a six-month high of 8.55 mt in November 2025also the second highest on record after 8.60 mt consumed in May 2025
AIADMK launches 14-day statewide tour to gather public opinion for Assembly poll manifesto
AIADMK's high-level manifesto committee will tour Tamil Nadu for 14 days, from January 7 to January 20, to gather public opinion for the upcoming Assembly elections. Senior leaders will interact with citizens across various districts to collect feedback for a comprehensive, people-centric manifesto. The party aims to address public grievances and outline developmental initiatives.
6 healthy protein snacks for weight management
Tax hike raises risk of smuggling of tobacco products and revenue loss for govt: Experts
Experts warn that a significant tax hike on cigarettes, effective February 1, could fuel illicit trade and lead to substantial tax revenue losses. The new excise duty structure, combined with existing GST, represents a 60-70% increase, potentially driving consumers towards smuggled products. This move risks amplifying India's already substantial illicit tobacco market.
Uttarakhand CM Dhami transfers 140 crore pension via DBT to 9.4 lakh beneficiaries
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami transferred the December pension installment to beneficiaries. Over nine lakh beneficiaries received Rs 140 crore through Direct Benefit Transfer. The state government aims for social and economic empowerment of weaker sections. Payments are now direct, ensuring timeliness and transparency. Officials were directed to identify potential old-age pension beneficiaries from age 59 for prompt disbursement.
Maharashtra civic polls: The lengths they go to trip rivals
Political aspirants in Maharashtra engaged in desperate measures for civic poll tickets. Incidents included tearing and swallowing nomination forms, alleged theft of documents, and attempts to snatch papers. Past statements resurfaced to disqualify candidates. One party chief faced allegations of tampering with nominee lists. Supporters even locked a candidate to prevent withdrawal.
Water contamination in Indore a system-made disaster, claims 'waterman' Rajendra Singh
Water conservationist Rajendra Singh has labeled the deaths of at least six people in Indore due to contaminated drinking water a system-created disaster, attributing the tragedy to corruption. He highlighted the seriousness of the issue, especially in India's cleanest city, and questioned the long-term reliance on Narmada water without robust management.
Coffee's impact on metabolism, liver, and gut health is detailed by Dr. Saurabh Sethi. Enjoying plain, paper-filtered coffee with protein and fats, not on an empty stomach, can offer benefits like reduced fatty liver risk and support weight management. Timing and preparation are key to avoiding issues like acid reflux and disturbed sleep.
Nandamuri Balakrishnas Akhanda 2: Thaandavam, directed by Boyapati Sreenu, is set to make its digital debut after completing its theatrical run. The pan-Indian Telugu action-thriller, which released in cinemas on December 12, 2025, received mixed responses while drawing praise for Balakrishnas performance, spiritual themes and music.
Why health insurance costs less onlineand what you give up
Online health insurance is cheaper, but intermediaries add value through advice and claims support.
IRCTC launches special five-day Dubai tour package priced at Rs 95k per person
IRCTC has launched a special Dubai tour package for Republic Day celebrations. This five-day trip is available for travelers from six Indian cities. The package includes flights, hotel stays, visa, meals, and sightseeing. It features visits to iconic Dubai landmarks and a desert safari. A day trip to Abu Dhabi is also included. Bookings are open until January 6.
From Pongal, Lohri to Uttarayan: Different names and rituals of Makar Sankranti across India
Makar Sankranti 2026: India celebrates Makar Sankranti, marking the Sun's northward journey and the end of winter. This harvest festival, observed with diverse regional names and traditions like Pongal, Uttarayan, and Lohri, signifies gratitude to nature and welcomes brighter days with prayers and community gatherings.
Congress leaders must wait for party decisions on election candidatures. K C Venugopal urged leaders to avoid self-announcements. Discussions with leadership are permitted, but public forums are not for candidature talks. Recent local body election results boost Congress confidence against CPI(M) and BJP. Leaders must remain humble and strengthen political activities. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's confidence faces a setback.
Months after speculation surrounding their divorce, TV actors Jay Bhanushali and Mahhi Vij put all rumours to rest by announcing their separation through a joint statement. The couple, who have three children, announced their separation after 14 years of marriage. Though the reason is not known yet, Jay Bhanushali and Mahhi Vij in their joint statement said there is no villain in this story and no negativity attached to this decision.
Andhra emerges as India's top investment destination, secures 25.3% of proposed capital in FY26
Andhra Pradesh has emerged as India's top investment destination, securing 25.3% of proposed investments in FY26, surpassing Odisha and Maharashtra. This surge, driven by government policies and infrastructure development, positions the state as a key player in India's industrial growth, attracting significant capital across sectors like power and manufacturing.
Quote of the Day: Faraday started his scientific journey as a chemist, quickly earning recognition for his exceptional technical abilities. He identified several organic compounds, most notably benzene, and succeeded in liquefying gases that had long been thought impossible to condense. This early work in chemistry cemented his standing as a careful and innovative experimental scientist.
AIIMS-Delhi operationalises night-shelter facility for patients, attendants
AIIMS Delhi, with CRPF support, has launched the Ashray facility. This initiative provides safe shelter, food, and comfort to patients and attendants waiting for OPD services. Eco-friendly electric buses transport patients to the facility and back to OPDs. The facility ensures orderly registration and reduces patient discomfort. Ashray currently operates at full capacity, demonstrating its vital role in patient care.
Confucius' wisdom highlights that monumental achievements are built through consistent, small efforts, likening daunting tasks to mountains moved by carrying away small stones. This philosophy emphasizes patience and persistence in overcoming challenges, transforming obstacles into opportunities. His teachings profoundly shaped governance, morality, and education across East Asia and gained recognition in 18th-century Europe for their emphasis on reason and ethics.
The quote of the day, attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte, defines courage not as having strength, but as continuing forward when strength is absent. The article explains the meaning of the quote, linking it to Napoleons life marked by rise, defeat, and endurance. Drawing context from historical accounts and reflections on hope and resilience, it shows why this simple idea of perseverance continues to remain relevant in everyday struggles today.
Shakira's journey from early creative expression, shaped by loss and observation, led to her global music superstardom. Despite early career setbacks and financial hardship, her unique blend of Latin rhythms and pop sensibilities, exemplified by hits like 'Whenever, Wherever,' cemented her international influence and earned her numerous accolades.
Quote of the day by Sting: 'If you love somebody set them free'
Sting's iconic lyric, 'If you love somebody set them free,' challenges possessiveness in relationships. It advocates for trust, choice, and freedom, contrasting with obsession. This philosophy extends beyond romance, promoting healthy autonomy for all involved. The song, released in 1985, marked a major shift in Sting's solo career, emphasising an open, jazz-influenced sound.
Unsold homes up 4 pc in 2025 across top 7 cities as new supply outstrips demand: Anarock
Unsold homes in India's top seven cities increased by four percent last year. This rise to nearly 5.77 lakh units occurred as new home supply outpaced buyer demand. Housing sales saw a 14 percent drop. However, new supply grew by two percent. Unsold stock decreased in Mumbai Metropolitan Region and Hyderabad but climbed in Delhi-NCR, Pune, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Kolkata.
GMR Visakhapatnam International Airport successfully conducts validation flight at Bhogapuram
GMR Visakhapatnam International Airport Limited successfully conducted a validation flight at the upcoming Bhogapuram Airport, marking a significant step towards operational readiness. The flight, attended by Union Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu, validated airside infrastructure and navigational aids, crucial for obtaining an aerodrome license. The airport aims to boost economic growth, employment, and connectivity for Andhra Pradesh.
Indian Coast Guard's first indigenously designed 'Samudra Pratap' to be commissioned on Monday
The Indian Coast Guard is set to commission its first indigenously built pollution control vessel, Samudra Pratap. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will inaugurate the 114.5-meter ship on January 5. This advanced vessel boasts over 60 percent indigenous content. It will significantly boost India's capabilities in marine pollution control, maritime law enforcement, and search and rescue operations.
A young man has achieved a remarkable weight loss of over sixty kilograms. He transformed his life by adopting a disciplined routine. His journey began with intermittent fasting and calorie tracking. Consistent walking and gym workouts further accelerated his progress. He is now focused on body recomposition, aiming to build strength and reduce body fat.
Amitabh Bachchan reveals what makes his makeup man special: Even when his brother passed away
Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan publicly lauded his makeup artist, Deepak Sawant, for nearly fifty years of unwavering loyalty and professionalism. Bachchan highlighted Sawant's consistent presence across hundreds of films and his dedication, even reporting for duty just three days after his brother's passing, showcasing exceptional integrity.
6 health benefits of including millets in your diet
Mis-selling in insurance sector significant concern: Irdai
Insurance regulator Irdai has flagged mis-selling as a major issue. Grievances related to unfair business practices have risen significantly. Insurers are now advised to perform root cause analysis to tackle this problem. Insurance penetration remains static, below global averages. However, insurance density shows a modest increase, indicating consistent growth since 2016-17.
Red Fort blast: Accused used 'ghost' SIM cards to communicate with Pakistani handlers
Highly educated doctors used a sophisticated network of ghost SIM cards and encrypted apps to coordinate with Pakistani handlers for a terror module linked to the Red Fort blast. This led to a directive mandating app-based communication services be linked to active SIM cards to curb terror activities.
AIIMS certified nutritionist reveals a popular healthy breakfast option is actually full of sugar
AIIMS-certified nutritionist Deepta Nagpall advises ditching sugary breakfast cereals for protein-rich meals in 2026. Many cereals, despite marketing, are high in sugar and refined carbs, causing energy crashes and health risks. Opting for protein supports sustained energy, reduced cravings, and improved metabolic health.
Indore water contamination: How a police outpost toilet open drain poisoned drinking water
Ten people died in Indore after contaminated drinking water entered homes, with residents blaming a police outpost toilet built without a proper septic tank. Officials confirmed sewage seeped into a water pipeline, leading to the tragedy. Locals are demanding culpable homicide charges against those responsible for the negligence.
Hyderabad to get first commercial tropical trout farm on Monday
Trout farming leverages cold, well-oxygenated water from snow-fed streams and rivers.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis asserted that the people's mandate will triumph even if opposition parties challenge the unopposed election of Mahayuti candidates in court. He dismissed allegations of coercion, highlighting the unopposed wins of independents and Muslim candidates as proof of clear defeat for opponents. Fadnavis also pledged development funds for Chandrapur, urging voters to elect honest representatives.
Many popular Indian breakfasts, while comforting, can hinder weight loss and energy levels. Oil-heavy flatbreads, deep-fried snacks, and sugary cereals disrupt digestion and metabolism, leading to fatigue and cravings. An ideal breakfast should prioritize protein, complex carbs, and healthy fats for sustained energy and effective weight management.
How to save the US from authoritarianism
Democracy is in retreat globally, with autocrats multiplying and prospering as former democracies shift towards authoritarianism. The US has abandoned its focus on democratic values in foreign policy, while right-wing nationalism gains traction in Europe. The article highlights the financial motivations of modern dictators and questions the reversibility of this trend, urging Western democracies to act decisively.
Quote of the day by Justin Bieber: You cant fly unless you let yourself
Justin Bieber, a Canadian singer, rose to global fame as a teen idol with his debut single One Time in 2009. Discovered on YouTube, he became known for his pop and R&B hits, earning numerous awards. Beyond music, Bieber is a cultural phenomenon who has openly discussed personal struggles and engaged in philanthropy.
A 24-year-old spent Rs 1.40 lakh on a new iPhone, not for need but due to peer pressure, only to later admit he couldn't afford to dine with friends. This highlights how the fear of missing out on appearances, rather than experiences, drives financial decisions, leading to short-lived satisfaction and long-term stress.
India's first commercial tropical trout farm to be inaugurated in Hyderabad on Monday
Hyderabad is set to make a splash with Indias inaugural commercial tropical Rainbow Trout farm! Harnessing cutting-edge technology, this facility will cultivate cold-water fish throughout the year, demonstrating that success in aquaculture goes beyond mere climate conditions. In addition to fish farming, it will serve as a training ground for young enthusiasts eager to master modern aquaculture methods.
Not heart, nor liver: Doctor reveals the one organ that determines your longevity
The pancreas, not the heart or lungs, is key to aging, regulating metabolism and energy. Irregular eating patterns and prolonged stress overwork this vital organ, leading to decline. Skeletal muscle also acts as a metabolic shield, with sedentary lifestyles accelerating aging more than age itself.
No IIT-NIT, no job change: Techie shares how he went from Rs 12 LPA to Rs 24 LPA in two years
A software professional from a tier-3 institution doubled his annual income from Rs 12 lakh to over Rs 24 lakh in under two years. He achieved this rapid growth through strategic internships at startups, proactive outreach to founders, and focusing on long-term impact within a single company after his initial internships.
US control of Venezuelan oil may unlock $1 bn stuck dues for India, lift output
A US-led takeover of Venezuela's oil sector could benefit India by unlocking nearly USD 1 billion in long-pending dues and reviving crude production from its operated fields. Sanctions easing after President Maduro's removal would allow ONGC Videsh to resume operations and recoup past investments, potentially restoring significant oil flows to Indian refineries.
In a fiery election speech, Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should bring back the masterminds behind the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack which killed at least 170 people. The AIMIM chief gave the example of US military strike on Venezuela and how Trump ordered the capture of Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro.
Karnataka to make term insurance mandatory for doctors, officers, staff in medical education dept
Karnataka government will make term insurance compulsory for all doctors, officers, and staff in the Medical Education and Skill Development Department. This decision follows a recent incident where a family received less insurance money due to a technical oversight. The move aims to ensure families receive full entitled cover.
