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Union Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal on Friday fielded questions on India's deportation protocols, upcoming quadrilateral engagements, and international counter-terror financing efforts. Addressing queries regarding the return of Indian nationals, Jaiswal outlined the government's standard verification procedure. While lacking immediate statistics for recent returns, he affirmed that India maintains a consistent policy of taking back verified citizens. Regarding deportation, I don't have an exact figure, but as I have told you before, as and when we receive a request and if the person happens to be an Indian national, that is verified by us. If the verification certifies that the person is of our nationality, then we take the person back, Jaiswal stated during a media briefing. He added that while updated figures on recent returnees from the United States would be provided later, he had previously shared similar data with reporters a few months prior....
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Anand Mahindra has shared his experience during the global Microsoft Outlook outage, admitting that the disruption made him realise how dependent he had become on emails. In a post on X, he described going through five stages, from anxiety and helplessness to an unexpected feeling of freedom without the constant need to respond to messages.
Shakir Mano-starrer Mouna Mozhigal's trailer released
Digital Desk | Chennai, Nov 13 (IANS) The makers of director A C Soundar's upcoming romantic comedy entertainer 'Mouna Mozhigal', featuring actor Shakir Mano, the son of popular playback singer Mano in the lead, have now released the film's trailer. The film's trailer was launched at a grand event that was attended by a host of celebrities including singer Mano and well known political leader Thol Thirumavalavan. Produced under Sri Vaari Entertainment by producers S.P. Balachandran and P. Sriman, the film has been directed by A C Sounder. The movie stars Shakir Mano as the hero and Archana as the heroine. The trailer released begins with a woman asking her son (played by Shakir), where he is off to at six in the morning. Shakir replies that he is heading to an interview. The mother is puzzled and wonders who conducts an interview at six am. The trailer then shows the hero and his friend (played by actor Arjun) fooling around. Both Shakir and Arjun's characters are in love. However, Shakir's parents aren't happy about their son not paying heed to their advice, blaming it on the generation gap that prevails. The trailer also shows Archana's character and Shakir having a dispute over the latter approaching Archana to act in an ad film for a soap. However, Shakir's character eventually falls in love with Archana's character. What happens then is what the film is all about. Apart from the lead pair, the film also features popular actors Sriman, Divya, Thalaivasal Vijay, Meera Krishnan, Arjun, Ilavarasu, and Anjali Devi in pivotal roles. On the technical front, the film has music by Nala Ilanthiraiyan and cinematography by M G Rai. Editing for the film has been handled by Sethu Ramana while art direction has been done by Don Bala. Om Prakash has choreographed the stunts in this film. Sources close to the unit say that the film will be centered around love and will have a generous dose of comedy. Mouna Mozhigal has been made as an entertaining commercial film that will appeal to the youth. It can be enjoyed by all kinds of audiences, a source said. The film is set to hit screens worldwide on November 27 this year.
Indian Armed Forces contingent arrives in Sri Lanka for 'Mitra Shakti' exercise
Digital Desk | Colombo, Nov 13 (IANS) An Indian Armed Forces contingent has arrived in Sri Lanka for the 12th edition of the India-Sri Lanka joint military exercise 'Mitra Shakti XII - 2026', the High Commission of India in Colombo said. Indian Armed Forces contingent arrived in Sri Lanka for the 12th Edition of India-Sri Lanka Joint Military Exercise 'Mitra Shakti XII - 2026' scheduled from November 13-26 at Maduru Oya. The exercise will focus on joint tactical drills and sub-conventional operations under the UN mandate, strengthening operational synergy, interoperability and mutual trust between the Indian and Sri Lankan Armed forces, the High Commission said on social media platform X. Highlighting the aim of the exercise, the High Commission said, It will enhance joint capability of the two countries to conduct counter-terrorism and sub-conventional operations in semi-urban environment. The Exercise reflects the two Nations' shared commitment to regional peace, stability and enhanced defence cooperation. According to the Sri Lanka Army, the Indian Army contingent arrived at Mattala Airport on November 13, where the personnel were welcomed by Colonel N.N. Abeysekara, Logistics Commander of the exercise, and Lieutenant Colonel Mandeep Singh Negi, Assistant Defence Advisor at the High Commission of India. This year's exercise will focus on Battalion-Level Combat Team Tactical Operations in a Counter-Insurgency Environment, integrating air support and other essential combat elements. The training will provide an opportunity for both armies to exchange tactical expertise, refine operational skills and enhance battlefield interoperability, the Sri Lanka Army said. The Indian troops, comprising 19 officers and 150 other ranks from the Rajputana Rifles Regiment, will be commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Anirudh Mangotra, while the Sri Lankan troops will comprise 17 officers and 153 other ranks, it added. On Friday, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) said that a 170-member Indian Defence Forces contingent departed for Sri Lanka to participate in the exercise, which will be conducted at the Army Training School, Maduru Oya. The training programme will encompass joint planning, rehearsing tactical operations and specialised combat skills, including road block operations, urban patrolling, vehicle convoy protection, area ambush, crowd dispersal and combined arms operations against fortified positions, the Ministry of Defence said. Last year, the Indian Army and the Sri Lankan Army participated in the 11th edition of Exercise 'Mitra Shakti' in Karnataka's Belagavi from November 10 to 23. The exercise reaffirms the shared commitment of India and Sri Lanka to regional peace and security, while further deepening defence cooperation, camaraderie and building bonds between the two armies, the Additional Directorate General of Public Information (ADGPI) had said on X in November 2025.
The university said the recognition recognizes Arnaults management expertise and leadership in driving innovation in the global fashion and luxury industry, as well as her contributions to developing the next generation of talent.
'Please Give My Babies Back': Sharad Kapoor Gets Emotional As Four Pet Dogs Move To Welfare Centre
Sharad Kapoor gets emotional as his four pet dogs move to a welfare centre, saying he will ask YODA to give his babies back when he moves into his new bungalow.
Will Samay Raina join Karan Johar on Koffee With Karan 9? Comedian's Instagram story sparks buzz
Comedian and YouTuber Samay Raina has got fans talking after sharing an Instagram story featuring the poster of Karan Johar's popular celebrity chat show, Koffee With Karan 9. Although he did not add a caption...
IIT Roorkee's Second-Year Student Found Dead In Govind Bhawan Hostel, Suicide Suspected
A second-year student of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee was found dead in his hostel room late Thursday night, with police suspecting suicide. The student, identified as Ayush Rajauria, was pursuing a BS-MS degree in Mathematics and Computing at
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's wagh nakh, historic Maratha weapons go on display
Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya has opened a six-month exhibition featuring Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's wagh nakh, Raghuji Raje Bhosale's sword and other historic Maratha weapons. Cultural Affairs Minister Ashish Shelar inaugurated the exhibition
Why Has Netanyahu Sent Israel's Spy Chief To Washington Amid Iran War Tensions?
Mossad chief Roman Gofman's Washington visit comes as Netanyahu pushes Trump to resume strikes on Iran, even as the US president signals a preference for maintaining the current ceasefire.
Suriyas Tamil crime drama Scene, directed by Jithu Madhavan, hit theatres on November 6 and stars Nazriya Nazim and Naslen K. Gafoor alongside the actor. The film follows DSP Inbaraj as he investigates a series of murders linked to an earlier case. With its theatrical run underway, reports about its digital rights have led to curiosity among fans.
