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Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed heartbreak over West Bengal's current condition in a letter to voters, accusing the state government of extreme non-cooperation. He highlighted central government schemes that have benefited millions in the state and pledged to build a developed and prosperous West Bengal if the BJP comes to power.

Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma condemned the alleged racial abuse of three Arunachal Pradesh women in Delhi. The incident, stemming from a debris dispute, saw neighbours hurling slurs and intimidation. Police registered an FIR against two individuals, but no arrests have been made. The women reported mental harassment, highlighting persistent prejudice against Northeasterners.

The Trump administration's crackdown on diversity programs has prompted 31 universities to sever ties with The PhD Project, a nonprofit aiding minority doctoral candidates. The Education Department cited Title VI violations, arguing the group unlawfully limits eligibility based on race. This move signals a broader effort to dismantle DEI initiatives in higher education.

Kerala BJP chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar has accused Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan of hypocrisy and distraction tactics over his opposition to 'The Kerala Story' sequel. Chandrasekhar asserted filmmakers' rights and citizens' freedom to watch, urging Vijayan to use legal channels instead of creating fear. Vijayan had earlier condemned the sequel as a bid to spread communal discord.

The trial court discarded reliable evidence wholly on untenable grounds, placing undue emphasis on minor discrepancies and trivial contradictions, which do not go to the root of the prosecution case. Such an approach amounts to a clear misappreciation of evidence and renders the acquittal perverse, the court said.

Congress MP Jothimani condemned alleged misogynistic remarks by BJP district president V V Senthil Nathan, stating he views her as merely a ody, a sexual object. Police registered a case against Nathan for insulting womanhood during a BJP protest.

Recent studies indicate an intriguing correlation between the emotional attachments formed with video game characters and reduced desires for parenthood among young adults. These immersive gaming experiences can create profound parasocial relationships, potentially meeting emotional needs that might ordinarily drive family planning.

La Rinconada, Peru, is the world's highest permanent settlement, where residents endure extreme altitude and scarce oxygen in pursuit of gold. Life is a daily struggle with minimal infrastructure, high crime, and an average lifespan of 35-40 years, making it a testament to human resilience in harsh conditions.

Ever wondered how super-rich people stay wealthy? What are the secrets that help them save money? Well, here's the truth: It's not luck, but small, consistent habits that make them rich over time. From Warren Buffett's idea of investing in quality over quantity to self-made millionaires preaching pay yourself first, here we list some billionaires and their simple habits that helped them save big. Here's what you can learn from them:

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday raised concern over the safety and security of vulnerables after 807 people, mostly women and children, went missing in the first 15 days of the year 2026.

Aam Aadmi Party convener Arvind Kejriwal asserted Goans desire honest, people-centric politics, pledging his party will fulfill these aspirations. During a Goa visit, Kejriwal met local leaders to bolster the party's base, emphasizing grassroots connections and addressing concerns over ecological damage and land conversion. AAP aims to be the voice of Goa, fighting for citizens' rights and livelihoods.

While modern relationships are complex, marriages are tougher! Weddings are one of the most important events in one's life and no one gets married thinking that they would ever get divorced. But over the years, the number of divorces only seems to have increased-- be it in India or abroad. However, some reasons behind these divorces seem extremely bizarre-- making one question whether this is even true? So, here we list some of the most bizarre reasons for which people got divorce across the wor

People who seem cold in initial meetings are often guarding their sensitive hearts with invisible armour. And as per psychology, being cold on the outside is their way of self-protection, which is often due to their past wounds. Here we list some common traits of such people:

Achilles tendonitis can be disruptive, impacting everyday activities. This article highlights five sneaker types offering comfort, cushioning, and support to alleviate strain. From budget-friendly Skechers to premium On Running, these shoes focus on shock absorption and smooth transitions, helping you move with less pain.

After 12 years away, an astronaut returns to India, surrounded by the echoes of her father's stories and the warmth of family bonds. This is her inaugural trip to Kerala, a land her father called enchanting.

Tharoor, who is reportedly unhappy after Rahul Gandhi did not meet him during his visit to Kochi, will instead attend the Kerala literature festival. The controversy around Tharoor and his reported rift with the party erupted following a series of events that led to the experts connecting dots of the veteran leader's dissatisfaction with his current position in the grand old party.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the BJP's continuous rise, highlighting recent electoral successes in Bihar and Mumbai's BMC elections, where the party secured a historic mandate. He also laid the foundation stone for the Kaziranga Elevated Corridor in Assam, aimed at enhancing wildlife safety and boosting ecotourism. PM Modi's remark comes days after BJP pulled off a massive victory in Mumbai's BMC elections, wresting power from the ally-turned-rival Uddhav Thackeray.