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Trudeau Resigns as Canada PM

Justin Trudeau resigned today as the leader of his Liberal Party of Canada effectively ending his nine-year tenure as Canada's Prime Minister.

My School - A Wonderful Place!

My name is Kiara Bohare and today in this essay I will be talking about my favourite place - My School.

Students Showcase Vividhta Mein Ekta

Kayanaa School, Indore, held its annual function, featuring students from Nursery to Class 5.

WTC Final to be played between Australia, SA

WITH AUS CLINCHING SERIES AGAINST INDIA

Please avoid travelling unless necessary

CENTRAL US WITNESSES HEAVIEST SNOWFALL IN PAST 10 YRS

Different Strokes For Different Folks

Neeraj Senguttuvan tells us how Godrej Consumer Products aims to crack the Indian market through diverse offerings, multi-use products and a van distribution service.

Passion overcomes challenges

Sharib Hashmi opens up about overcoming self-doubt, returning to Mumbai and his memorable Slumdog experience

Teetotaler tales unfold

Sonu Sood reveals Dabangg co-star Salman Khan attempted to make him drink alcohol

Strategies for healthy plant growth and pest management

In most parts of the west, organic farming is believed to be the most prominent form of breeding healthy plants.

Ways to use apple cider vinegar for sinus infection

Apple cider vinegar for sinus infection

Are bananas safe for diabetics?

Diabetic individuals need to be conscious about many high-sugar fruits and food items they consume as they may spike the glucose level in the body.

India Surrender BGT, Knocked Out of WTC Final

Rudderless: India's batting woes resurface and absence of Bumrah in second innings proves costly

How Does One Attain Higher States of Consciousness?

We experience life through three states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and sleeping.

Haaland double helps Man City win over West Ham

Erling Haaland and Manchester City might just be turning the corner after the team's worst run of results under Pep Guardiola.

Gavaskar Calls on Senior Players to Prioritise Ranji Trophy

Legendary Sunil Gavaskar on Sunday urged Indian batters to play in the Ranji Trophy without offering any excuses to iron out technical deficiencies that led to their peril in two successive series against New Zealand and Australia.

Alistair Clinches M-25 Tennis Title

In a thrilling culmination of the ITF World Tennis Tour M-25, Alistair Gray of Great Britain emerged victorious in the singles category, securing the prestigious title at the Indore Tennis Club.

Babar, Masood fight for Pak after SA enforce follow-on

Pakistan were unscathed in their follow-on innings at Newlands, after being dismissed for 194 in the first outing halfway through the afternoon session.

Those who make decisions must join talks, says PTI

Talks between the government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) appear to be reaching an impasse, with the opposition party urging the inclusion of stakeholders who hold actual decision-making power to ensure clarity and avoid future disagreements, Dawn reported.

'Awaiting Hamas nod on hostage deal'

Hamas's consent is all that remains left to achieve a hostage release deal, as all other factors have already been agreed upon, a Saturday night N12 report claimed, citing sources familiar with the matter.

Biden Admin Most Pro-India: Expert

The outgoing Biden administration has been described as one of the most pro-India administrations in decades, an eminent expert has said, adding that it will be a tough act to follow.

B'desh police seeks independent panel

After facing accusations of furthering Awami League's political agenda and corruption, the Bangladesh police force has proposed formation of an independent commission with sweeping powers to ensure accountability and neutrality of the law enforcers.

Veep Harris Will Preside Over Own Defeat's Certification Today

Two months after losing to Donald Trump, US Vice President Kamala Harris will preside over the certification of her own defeat on Monday.

IDF may extend Lebanon stay by 30 days

REASON FOR MOVE | Israel says it is weighing on whether to move out of southern Lebanon as the latter's army has failed to deploy in the area within the 60-day stipulated period in the ceasefire deal

180 mn denied voting rights, says Bangla CEC

Bangladesh's Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin on Sunday said that almost 180 million people have been denied their voting rights and the Election Commission wants to end their deprivation, The Dhaka Tribune newspaper reported.

Israel Razes Gaza Neighborhood Overlooking Sderot

Israeli forces in the northern Gaza area of Beit Hanoun demolished a neighbourhood overlooking Israeli territory.

Chenab bridge faces safety questions ahead of R-Day launch

World's tallest rail bridge bypasses mandatory load-deflection test and risks becoming a symbol of mismanagement

China's Border Game

China knows how to provoke its neighbours when they least expect it. Beijing's actions contradict the spirit of dialogue and diplomacy

India must recalibrate 'look east' strategy amid Arakan resurgence

Arakan victories reshape Myanmar dynamics. India must carve out its sphere of influence in the Arakan region

Dalai Lama arrives at Bylakuppe

Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, arrived at Bylakuppe Tibetan settlement in Mysuru district on Sunday as part of his South India tour.

Youth Held for Cutting Cake with Long Knife

Udayagiri Police have arrested a youth from Ghousianagar area of the city for allegedly brandishing a 'long knife' at his birthday party and posting the picture on his Instagram account.