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Which US Cities Will Lose Power?: Canada Premier Hits Trump With Electricity Cuts | Tariff Update
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is escalating the trade war with President Donald Trump, warning that Ontario could raise electricity prices or even stop sending power to the United States if Washington continues its tariff pressure. Ford says Ontario currently powers around 1.5 million U.S. homes and businesses, putting states including New York, Michigan and Minnesota directly in the crosshairs.
Not Trumps America?: Dolly Partons Final Dream for U.S. in Emotional Speech; Queen No More
Before her death, country music icon Dolly Parton spoke about the America she believed in a country where people follow their dreams, help one another and stand together through difficult times.In a powerful old interview, Dolly reflected on Americans struggling through an economic crisis and said the country would have to help each other and buckle down to get through hard times. Her message was ultimately one of optimism: Were a great country. Were a great people. I think well be all right.
Village in Rae Bareli tense after mud smeared on Ambedkars statue
The police assured the villagers of swift identification of the culprits and strict legal action; police have been deployed in the village as a precautionary measure, and the situation is under control
Bombay High Court to hear PIL against Marathi rule for drivers
The petition challenges the August 12 notification of the Home (Transport) Department, which amended the Maharashtra Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 to include this condition for licence grants, renewals, and permit holders
Tiruchy Airport Also Transports Domestic Cargo Now
An airport press release said the first shipment, weighing 1,192 kg, departed on flight 6E 2171 at 6.20 am.
Karur Dist Priority Loan Target Fixed At Rs. 16 Crore
The Collector said a target of Rs. 16,023.68 crore for the current financial year will be achieved through lending by nationalised, private and cooperative banks.
Roman will conduct one of the most comprehensive searches ever for exoplanets. It is expected to discover thousands of new ones and provide the first statistical census of planetary systems similar to our own. The telescope is named after Nancy Grace Roman, NASA's first chief astronomer. Roman died in 2018 at age 93.
Identify, eliminate threats before they grow big: Amit Shah urges security agencies
Indias security policy must be framed keeping in view emerging global challenges, including geopolitical instability, energy and resource insecurity, rising radicalisation and cyber misinformation campaigns, says Home Minister
Extra Registration Tokens For Avani Avittam And Pournami
The department has urged the public to make full use of the expanded slot availability to schedule their property and document registrations conveniently.
Bitter half: HC frees man who forced wife to ingest insect killer
Delhi HC acquits man, saying the prosecutions case lacked cogent evidence about the intention and knowledge as contemplated in Section 307 of the Indian Penal Code. The court said many spouses recently resorted to extreme violence that were incomprehensible some decades ago
Demonstrably meritless: Obama-appointed judge rejects Maxwells bid to escape 20-year sentence
Gujarat's Khijadiya Sanctuary Confirmed As Key Black-Necked Stork Site
A comprehensive study by the Gujarat Ecological Education and Research (GEER) Foundation has confirmed that the Ramsar-designated Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary in Jamnagar serves as a critical breeding sanctuary for the Black-necked Stork.
87 Govt Offices In Tirunelveli Dist Dont Have ICCs For Womens Safety
The RTI response also revealed that 16 complaints of sexual harassment were received by the committees between 2020 and September 16, 2025.
CJP expands its footprint with fresh appointments
Names 5 joint secretaries and two national spokespersons; forms coordination committees for the north, west and east zones; members to visit southern and north-eastern States in coming weeks
India, Vietnam Coast Guards Hold High-Level Meeting
The bilateral meeting was subsequently held at the Coast Guard Regional Headquarters in Chennai, with Sivamani leading the Indian delegation and Major General Hung heading the Vietnamese delegation.
India, China push LAC peace as Doval-Wang hold key talks
India on Tuesday conveyed to China the importance of maintaining peace and tranquility along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) for overall bilateral ties as national security advisor Ajit Doval held talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi focusing on delimitation of the frontier and sustaining work on trans-boundary cooperation.
Garmin's new Fenix 9 Pro smartwatch is twice as bright as the previous gen - here's how they compare
Garmin's new flagship Fenix 9 epitomizes the premium rugged smartwatch - but how much of an upgrade is it from the Fenix 8?
Kochi wakes to Thiruvonam festivities
Kochi embraces the festive spirit as Onam celebrations gather pace; Thrikkakara temple draws visitors as Onam rituals continue; traffic police deploy additional personnel as festive crowds take to roads
In 1958, US Air Force launched an Able 1 spacecraft to the Moon in humanitys first attempt to send a spaceship anywhere beyond Earth orbit. The spacecraft was designed to enter lunar orbit, but its Thor rocket exploded 73.6 seconds after launch. The mission later became known as Pioneer 0 and became the start of the Pioneer mission series.
Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata - Title Track
Watch the song Title Track from hindi movie 'Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata' starring Kangana Ranaut, Girija Oak Godbole, Smita Tambe. 'Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata' song Title Track is sung by Sukhwinder Singh and Music is given by Aman Pant. Lyrics of 'Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata' song Title Track are written by Manoj Tapadia. To know more about song Theme Track from Kangana Ranaut, Girija Oak Godbole, Smita Tambe starrer 'Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata' watch the video
Dolly Partons Cause of Death!: Shock Health Reveal After Queen Passes Away | Full Update
DOLLY PARTON CAUSE OF DEATH UPDATE: Country music icon Dolly Parton has died at 80. The news comes just days after Parton spoke openly about her recent health struggles. She had described going through hard times with her health and said she had previously neglected some health issues while caring for her late husband, Carl Dean.
Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata | Song - Nabz Nabz
Watch the song Nabz Nabz from hindi movie 'Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata' starring Kangana Ranaut, Girija Oak Godbole, Smita Tambe. 'Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata' song Nabz Nabz is sung by Aman Pant and Music is given by Aman Pant. Lyrics of 'Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata' song Nabz Nabz are written by Manoj Tapadia. To know more about song Nabz Nabz from Kangana Ranaut, Girija Oak Godbole, Smita Tambe starrer 'Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata' watch the video
Awarapan 2 | Song - Piya Ghar Aaya- Homecoming
Watch the song - Piya Ghar Aaya- Homecoming from hindi movie 'Awarapan 2' starring Emraan Hashmi, Disha Patani, Shabana Azmi and Suvinder Vicky. 'Awarapan 2' song - Piya Ghar Aaya- Homecoming is sung by Akhil Sachdeva and music is given by Akhil Sachdeva . Lyrics of 'Awarapan 2' song - Piya Ghar Aaya- Homecoming are also written by Akhil Sachdeva. To know more about song - Piya Ghar Aaya- Homecoming from Emraan Hashmi, Disha Patani, Shabana Azmi and Suvinder Vicky starrer 'Awarapan 2' watch the video.
Batwara 1947 | Song - Maa Kahaan Jaa Rahi Hai
Watch the song 'Maa Kahaan Jaa Rahi Hai' from Hindi movie 'Batwara 1947' starring Shabana Azmi, Sunny Deol and Preity G. Zinta. 'Maa Kahaan Jaa Rahi Hai' is sung by A. R. Rahman & Sarthak Kalyani and music of the song is given by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics of 'Batwara 1947' song 'Maa Kahaan Jaa Rahi Hai' are written by Javed Akhtar. To know more about 'Maa Kahaan Jaa Rahi Hai' song from Shabana Azmi, Sunny Deol and Preity G. Zinta starrer 'Batwara 1947' watch the video.
USS Lincoln Heads to Port After 200 Days at Sea, To Dock Soon In Thailand | WATCH
The USS Abraham Lincoln is heading to Thailand after reportedly spending more than 200 consecutive days without a port call while supporting US operations during the Iran war. The visit will provide rest and recreation for approximately 5,000 sailors and Marines amid disputed reports of exhaustion, supply problems and deteriorating morale aboard the carrier. Watch.
'Party Of War...': Putin Snaps Back At Finland After It Backs Kyiv's 'Long-Range Strikes' In Russia
The Kremlin has branded Finnish President Alexander Stubb part of the party of war after he backed Ukraines ability to launch deeper strikes inside Russia. Moscow accused Stubb and British Prime Minister Andy Burnham of misleading voters by claiming Russia can be defeated, while warning that any deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine would be unacceptable. The clash highlights growing tensions between Moscow and NATOs northern flank.
Natalie Harp A Security Nightmare? Trump's Inner Circle PANICS Over Ex-CIA Spy's CHILLING Warning
A former CIA officer has sounded the alarm over Natalie Harp, one of Donald Trumps closest aides, warning that her reported access to the president could create a major national security vulnerability. Marc Polymeropoulos, a former CIA operative who spent much of his career deployed in the Middle East, described Harp as a potential intelligence nightmare during a recent Bulwark podcast. He explained that foreign intelligence services routinely look at the people surrounding national leaders because those individuals can potentially become targets for recruitment, technical surveillance or other operations. Harp, dubbed by critics as Trumps human printer, has reportedly maintained unusually close access to the president. Questions have also been raised about her reported security-clearance status. The former CIA officers warning raises a chilling question: Could foreign adversaries exploit access around Trump to create a serious security threat?
El Nino is already as big as recent ones and is still growing with it expected to reach unprecedented levels at its peak. It's responsible for a good chunk of the heat in the oceans
Easy Wins for Sanmitha and Zoha at ITF Juniors Tennis Tourney
Girls singles first round: Sanmitha Harini Lokesh (Ind) bt Mariya Patel (Ind, 2) 4-1, 4-0; Zoha Qureshi (Ind) bt Aaradhya Meena (Ind, 6) 4-2, 4-2; Harsha Karthika Oruganti (Ind, 3) bt Nalyaazhini Krishnaprabhu (Ind) 4-0, 4-1; Mithravinda Sathish (USA) bt Paavani Bisht (Ind) 4-1, 4-5(6) (10-7).
Your luckiest day in September 2026, based on your zodiac sign
September 2026 offers unique lucky days for each zodiac sign. Astrological shifts influence relationships, career, and personal growth throughout the month. Key dates around September tenth bring significant planetary movements and a new moon. Each sign finds fortune by recognizing opportunities and paying attention to timing. The month emphasizes understanding personal next steps for a fortunate outcome.
Joshitha Captures Gold in Archery
Joshitha, a student of Maharishi Vidya Mandir (Kondapur) secured the first place by scoring 677/720. Tamil Nadus Sadhana D (676/720) and Kanishka V (672/720) settled for the second and third places respectively.
Quote of the day by Clint Eastwood: Clint Eastwood, a celebrated filmmaker, shares insights on aging and doubt. He believes experience helps manage uncertainty without letting it control decisions. His career reflects this decisive approach, favoring authenticity in filmmaking. Eastwood's enduring legacy spans over seven decades in Hollywood. He continues his work as a director and producer.
Quote of the day by Drake: Canadian rapper Drake's quote highlights how reviews influence human minds. He suggests opinions can be easily shaped by strong and confident words. This observation serves as a reminder to think independently about heard opinions. Drake, born Aubrey Graham, gained fame on Degrassi before his music career.
Manu & Akshay Lead at Telangana Open Golf
Paired together, the two experienced campaigners reached the top of the leaderboard in contrasting fashion.
'Every penny': SC tightens watch on Banke Bihari donations
The Supreme Court has issued a directive for the Shri Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan, mandating that all donations must be deposited into official donation boxes or the online temple treasury. This comes amidst serious allegations of sevayats siphoning off funds and obstructing online donation methods, highlighting the need for a transparent mechanism in temple management.
'Better half becomes bitter half': HC on troubled marriages
The Delhi High Court has highlighted the paradoxical nature of marriage, noting that unresolved issues can turn a etter half into a itter half. These observations were made while acquitting a man, Nafe Singh, who was previously sentenced for attempting to murder his wife by pouring insecticide into her mouth. The court found insufficient evidence regarding his intent, granting him the benefit of doubt.
Widening trade gap with Japan a concern, Ficci flags
India's trade deficit with Japan is a growing concern for local exporters. Indian companies face hurdles accessing the Japanese market due to strict regulations. Ficci president Anant Goenka highlighted these challenges during a Japan visit. Joint investments in Africa are being explored to secure supplies and expand mining. Opportunities exist for deeper cooperation in data centres and semiconductor sectors.
Amid Protest, Police File Abetment To Suicide In IIT Delhi Student Death Case
IIT Delhi Student Suicide: The latest development comes as police have now registered a case under the relevant provisions of abetment to suicide against unidentified persons.
Quote of the day by Dolly Parton teaches true meaning of 'rich'. A truly abundant life cannot be measured only by numbers. It can be seen in the person who gives encouragement when someone feels discouraged, stays beside a loved one during difficult times, shares what they have, remains grateful through uncertainty, and treats others with dignity. Spirit, kindness, and love may not carry a dollar value, but their importance can exceed many material possessions. The most meaningful form of wealth is often invisible: a trusted friendship, a peaceful heart, a generous character, a loving family, or the knowledge that our presence has made someone elses life a little better. In the end, the richest life may not be the one with the most things, but the one filled with the qualities money can never buy.
SC seeks data on appeals against Bengal electoral roll changes
The Supreme Court requested detailed data from the Election Commission regarding pending appeals. These appeals challenge voter list inclusions and exclusions in West Bengal. The court directed the Election Commission to provide a breakdown of disposed and pending cases. All appeals must be decided before the next parliamentary elections in 2029. This directive aims to streamline and expedite the disposal of appeals.
Quote of the day by Maya Angelou says that people need to care for themselves before they can care for someone else. The quote focuses on self-preservation, self-love, healthy boundaries and compassion. It also explains why ignoring personal needs can lead to exhaustion and resentment while taking care of oneself can support relationships and meaningful help.
Anantapur Girl First To Join 2026 MBBS Batch
Ananya is the daughter of Dr Srinivas Shauri, head of the hospital administration department, and Dr Suchitra, professor of gynaecology.
Nidhish, Yashvi Win State U-17 Chess Tournament
Nidhish Shyamal and Yashvi Jain won the Telangana State Under-17 Chess Championship held at Vikas The Concept School in Bachupally in Hyderabad.
Delhi High Court gives six weeks to residents of slums near PMs residence to move to Savda Ghevra
The court emphasised that the rehabilitation process must be meaningful and must safeguard the residents right to live with dignity, an integral component of the right to life guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution
The Supreme Court issued notice on Abhishek Banerjee's plea concerning disqualification petitions. The court sought responses from twenty rebel Members of Parliament. Hours later, the Lok Sabha Speaker's secretariat issued notices to these rebel MPs. Banerjee's petitions seek disqualification under the anti-defection law. The rebel MPs had joined the Nationalist Citizens Party of India.
Clutch of Performers in C Division Cricket League
Several of these performances came in emphatic victories, underlining the importance of disciplined bowling in the division.
Rajnath Singh opens DRDO missile tech to private sector
The defence ministry approved technology transfer for DRDO conventional missile systems. This move opens production to the private sector, ending public sector dominance. Private firms can now produce systems at scale and offer tailored advanced variants. This policy aims to reduce import dependence and increase domestic value. It will also support the growth of India's defence manufacturing sector.
Minister Sets Up Government Corporation For Mining Business, Announces Steps To Check Illegal Mining
The minister said new policies would be formulated in the department to analyse the latest techniques in recycling of mineral waste.
Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary emerges Black-Necked Stork's key breeding site
Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary is a key breeding site for the black-necked stork. Researchers confirmed four active nests, each producing two fledglings successfully. The sanctuary supported a peak seasonal population of twenty-one birds during the study. Nests were built on invasive gando baval trees at moderate heights. This study provides detailed breeding ecology information for the species.
No Cases Registered: Sunil Kumar Cites Priyanks Reply On RSS
In a social media post, Sunil Kumar said Kharge, who frequently criticises the RSS, had himself stated in the House that no untoward incidents had been reported during RSS shakhas and path sanchalans.
Maharashtra govt ends 30 year age bar for Tribal students in hostels
The Maharashtra government has removed the age limit for tribal students' hostel admissions. This decision followed a hunger strike and a letter from Rahul Gandhi. Tribal students had been protesting the imposed age restriction for twelve days. While the age limit is gone, other demands remain unmet by the government. Students continue their hunger strike seeking increased allowances and insurance for all.
Bihar Industrial Investment Promotion Policy 2025 is the finest in the country: Shreyasi Singh
Bihar's industries minister Shreyasi Singh is working to change the state's negative perception. She detailed policies designed to attract businesses and create jobs. The minister highlighted swift land allotment and production startup times. Singh also spoke about her father's lasting influence and inspiration. She aims to build respect and trust through her public service.
Dolly Parton, the cherished 80-year-old country music legend, has sadly left us. Her extraordinary journey from humble beginnings to becoming a star captivated countless hearts. Known for her wisdom, Parton once said that true leadership lies in energizing others. Through her impactful Imagination Library, she gifted free books to children, solidifying her legacy in music, business, and motivation for many.
Scrap Census format, include detailed list of castes: Congress
Opposition leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to withdraw the current census questionnaire. They contend the open-ended caste question will yield inaccurate data, especially for OBCs. The leaders proposed a new questionnaire with a drop-down list of castes based on government lists. They also suggested considering questionnaires from Bihar and Telangana caste surveys. Accurate data is essential for effective social justice policies in India.
In 1969, Apollo 11 astronauts, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, headed to the Moon without traditional life insurance. NASA did not provide life insurance to its employees at the time, while private policies were costly. The astronauts instead signed hundreds of autographed envelopes before launch, giving their families a possible source of money if the mission ended in tragedy.
SpaceFest India To Bring Space, Science And Pop Culture To Mumbai
The initiative by NODWIN Gaming, the inaugural edition of the SpaceFest will be held at Nehru Science Centre in Mumbai, with the Maharashtra Government planning to install new permanent exhibits at the venue as part of the initiative.
Japanese Mindset: Hansei, a traditional Japanese practice, emphasizes the importance of genuine self-reflection in the wake of mistakes. By embracing this mindset, individuals can glean valuable lessons from their missteps, leading to enhanced decision-making in the future. It centers on identifying the causes of errors and exploring ways to instigate positive changes. Ultimately, Hansei promotes ongoing personal development while minimizing harsh self-judgment.
NEET PG 2026: NBEMS admit card release delayed, new date and details here
NBEMS has advised NEET PG 2026 candidates not to circulate misleading claims about a possible postponement of the August 30 examination. The warning followed queries on social media regarding the exam schedule. The board is scheduled to release the admit card on August 25 after a one-day delay, with candidates able to download it from the official NBEMS website using their login credentials.
Pellet gun row rocks Home Affairs panel, sparks BJP-Congress war of words
Opposition MPs demanded discussion on NEET-UG protesters' alleged pellet gun use and police action. BJP refused to suspend the listed business, leading to sharp exchanges. The confrontation escalated to include remarks about the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. The chairman declined the request, citing judicial scrutiny of the matter. The committee then resumed its scheduled business on crime against children.
'The key is China and': Hillary Clinton gives Trump a way out of ongoing Iran war
ET WLF 2026: GIFT City eyes reforms to bring offshore biz home
GIFT City is shifting its focus to bring India-related cross-border financial business home. The regulator aims to address product, expertise, and regulation gaps that drive business overseas. GIFT City seeks to become a landing point for both inbound and outbound investment activities. Indian institutions are urged to assess shifting current overseas business to GIFT. This strategic pivot aims to bolster India's financial capabilities and economic growth.
Quote of the day by P. G. Wodehouse offers a simple lesson about happiness. His words remind us to take life as it comes, especially when plans go wrong. The beloved British humorist believed that resilience, optimism and a little humor can change how we face difficult days. Heres what his timeless quote can teach us about living better.
AI-led startups face takeoff hiccups as overreliance poses challenges
AI is helping Indian founders build prototypes faster, but scaling these startups is proving harder as technology costs, bugs and weak product understanding emerge
Sun Life sees long-term growth with Birla Group: CEO Kevin Strain
Sun Life sees significant growth potential in India's insurance and wealth management sectors. The company is exploring new investment opportunities within the Indian market. Artificial intelligence will transform service delivery and enhance client understanding. Customer preferences are evolving towards integrated financial planning solutions. Sun Life aims to contribute to India's goal of universal insurance coverage.
Dolly Parton, a legendary entertainer, passed away at eighty years old. Her career spanned nearly six decades, building an extraordinary legacy. Parton's wealth came from music, business ventures, and her stake in Dollywood. She launched the Imagination Library, a global literacy program for children. Her story highlights a transformation from poverty to a philanthropic icon.
Fireflies to launch new products, plans India-specific pricing: CEO
Fireflies.ai plans a broader AI product suite, India-specific pricing and local-language support as it expands from meeting notes to automating routine work
Teacher Arrested In UKG Students Death Case
A teacher accused of slapping a six-year-old UKG student at a Visakhapatnam school was arrested and remanded in judicial custody for 14 days. A three-member panel is probing the death.
A Florida workshop now uses robotic systems for 3D printing large composite boat hulls. This innovative process eliminates expensive traditional molds and speeds up production significantly. The company's facility houses eight industrial robotic systems capable of printing structures up to 40 meters.
Look at trends & plan accordingly: Amit Shah at IB meet
If the earlier governments had visualised the problems of narcotics, Naxalism and the northeast before they became acute, then the country would not have had to bear their brunt for decades, Shah said. We have ended the challenges posed by the three hotspots of internal security. The entire credit for this goes to the police forces of every state, central agencies and CAPFs, he noted.
Food prices on the rise, domestic demand keeps economy strong
India's economy shows resilience with improved domestic demand and strong economic activity. Food prices have seen a broad-based increase, raising concerns for monetary policymakers. Global economic outlook remains weighed by West Asia conflicts and new US tariffs. High-frequency indicators reflect strong manufacturing and services momentum continuing into July.
Kishan Reddy Slams CMs US Trip Charge
Union minister G. Kishan Reddy dismissed Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddys allegations over his cancelled US trip, saying foreign tours require clearances and accusing the CM of empty rhetoric.
Srinagar's Achan landfill site overflows, municipal corporation promises solution soon
Srinagars Achan landfill site overflows municipal corporation promises solution soon
Datanomics: Bond withdrawals gain momentum on yield mismatch
Indian Inc. pulls back 94,500 crore in bond issuances as investor yield demands clash with issuers' pricing, with NABARD, PFC, SIDBI and IOC among the biggest withdrawals
Pattabiram Military Siding railway station to get foot overbridge at 2.93 crore
Fabrication work for the foot overbridge is under way, and the project is planned to be completed by next March, an official says. Other amenities, including a tactile platform, will also be installed
Mamdani opposes Bhagwat's Madison Square Garden event, cites limits on city powers
Mamdani opposes Bhagwats Madison Square Garden event cites limits on city powers
Pak's Nuke Storage Area Kirana Hills Hit In Op Sindoor? Ex-cds Anil Chauhan Reveals Shocking Details
Former Chief of Defence Staff Anil Chauhan has revealed fresh details about Operation Sindoor, saying Indian loitering missions searching for radars around Sargodha may have unintentionally hit Pakistans Kirana Hills after running out of fuel. Kirana Hills is associated with Pakistans nuclear infrastructure. Chauhan also said India used lower airspace as a third option, even approving a Sargodha strike after Pakistan sought talks. He claimed Pakistan struggled to assess the results of its own strikes and sought commercial satellite imagery. Chauhan credited Indias battlefield awareness, transparency and inter-service networking for its advantage. Watch
Pakistan Tried Chinese Satellites For Op Sindoor Evidence But Failed, Says Ex-CDS Anil Chauhan
Former CDS General Anil Chauhan has revealed that Pakistan tried accessing commercial satellite imagery, including from Chinese companies, to establish whether its strikes during Operation Sindoor had hit their intended targets. Chauhan said Pakistan remained blind about the results and continued seeking imagery until around May 12. He explained that commercial satellite images from US and Chinese companies are available to anyone, but access depends on contracts, payments and waiting periods. According to Chauhan, Pakistan even tried other Chinese satellites but failed to obtain evidence of successful target hits, fuelling speculation within Pakistan.
Michelle Monaghan Opens Up About Her Robert De Niro Experience
Michelle Monaghan opens up about working with Robert De Niro in The Whisper Man, calling the experience every actors dream come true. Speaking at the films New York premiere, Monaghan also reveals why the mystery thriller drew her in, praising Alex Norths bestselling novel and its twists, turns and layered family dynamics. From her admiration for De Niro to the films darker mysteries, Monaghan shares what made The Whisper Man such an exciting project.#michellemonaghan #robertdeniro #thewhisperman #thewhispermanmovie #michellemonaghaninterview #robertdenirointerview #hollywood #moviepremiere #movienews #filmnews #entertainmentnews #thriller #mysterythriller #cinema #newmovies #youtubeshorts #shorts
Why US Investors Are Buying Germanys Industrial Champions And Why Berlin Is Worried
Germanys famed hidden champions are increasingly being bought by US investors. The latest is industrial fan maker ebm-papst, sold to Madison Air for 4.8 billion. As American buyers target German companies across steel, pumps, engines and industrial technology, concerns are growing over Germanys long-term industrial strength.#Germany #MadeInGermany #USInvestors #GermanEconomy #Manufacturing #Industry
India's Two-Year Time Correction: Why the Next Leg of the Market Could Be Different
New Delhi [India], August 25: There was no crash. That, more than anything, is why this market gets so little credit for what it has come through. For the better part of two years the Nifty simply moved sideways, and it is easy to forget that Indian shares spent that time absorbing one blow after another, with almost every major economic factor turning against them at the same time. They did not break. And in the last few weeks, quietly, they have started to move: the index has pushed through 24,500 and is now consolidating in the 24,600-24,800 area.
SC seeks Tata Steel reply to Odisha government's appeal against High Court order
The Supreme Court has sought a response from Tata Steel regarding an appeal filed by the Odisha government. This appeal challenges a high court decision that had previously quashed a significant demand. The state government had levied a substantial amount for alleged shortfalls in mineral and chrome ore dispatches. The apex court will next hear this matter on October 5.
CIA Chief On 'Secret' Trip To Moscow As US Asks Ukraine To Halt Strikes: Report
Before his trip, the US requested Ukraine to temporarily stop drone and missile attacks on Moscow and other cities in northern Russia, according to the report.
Japanese man's bizarre India story: 19 days in jail, 75,000 compensation & an Indian wife
Japanese mans bizarre India story days in jail compensation an Indian wife
Mexican Proverb of the Day: He who gets close to a good tree is sheltered by good shade uses the image of a tree and its shade to explain how the people and environments we choose can influence our lives. The Mexican proverb highlights the value of good company, supportive surroundings and making thoughtful choices about those we associate with every day.
Temporary accumulation: Delhi PWD Minister says steps being taken to clear rainwater
NRR Slams CM Over Fee Arrears, Foreign Tours
Telangana BJP president N. Ramchander Rao criticised Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy over 15,000 crore in pending fee reimbursements and scholarships, demanding immediate release of dues.
Corporates urge employees to stay alert as H1N1 cases surge
H1N1 cases have increased significantly, and monsoon fevers are at seasonal highs. Companies are issuing safety guidelines and advising employees to avoid crowded places. The Union Ministry of Health is closely monitoring the situation across India. Health experts state there is no cause for panic or alarm. Seasonal influenza is generally mild for healthy individuals, but at-risk groups need timely medical advice.
Loitering munition might have hit Kirana Hills: Ex-CDS Chauhan
Former chief of defence staff Gen Anil Chauhan (retd) on Tuesday said the Indian forces did not target Pakistan's Kirana Hills, which reportedly has a nuclear facility, and that a lot of loitering munitions were sent at Sargodha, and one of those might have come down after losing its running capacity and hit a hill.
Government notifies 'Keralam' as new name for Kerala effective Tuesday
In a gazette notification issued on Tuesday, the home ministry said, In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of Section 1 of the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Act, 2026, the Central government hereby appoints the 25th day of August, 2026, as the date on which the provisions of the said Act shall come into force.
