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WHY INDIA WILL BENEFIT FROM CRYPTO

The advent of Bitcoin as a functionally superior ‘store of value’ seems to have taken the shine away from gold.

Smarting in isolation, Congress to fight political battles solo

Grand old party plans to go it alone for all electoral battles.

Mohammed Shami controversy: When accountability and responsibility go missing

On careful scrutiny it was discovered that much of this vilification emanated from across the border in Pakistan; an orchestrated attempt to sow dissension in our country.

Rs 5,000 crore spent by Delhi in 27 years, but Yamuna continues to die

Twenty-seven years have passed, several promises made, multiple deadlines missed, three Yamuna Action Plans devised and implemented”, over Rs 5,000 crore spent, yet the 22 km stretch of Yamuna that passes through Delhi remains choked and dying.

Priyanka Powers Congress But Power May Be Elusive

Observers believe that Congress may go for an alliance with SPat some later stage

Agencies Crack ‘Data For Bribe' Ring In Indian Navy

Navy and the CBI have been tight-lipped on what information has been leaked.

Amid Standoff With China, India Expedites Securing Border Areas

The standoff between India and China is taking turns that is seeing India speeding up to secure border areas and territorial integrity.

Crucial Bypolls Will Decide Nitish Kumar's Next Move

Lalu will tryʻrealpolitik’in case of a favourable outcome.

PLA, Pak Army working together along India's western border

The growing collaboration between the Pakistan Army and Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA)so that India is forced to stretch its resources across two fronts-that was being executed covertly all these years, is now being done overtly.

Festive season to boost demand, sales in real estate sector

Favourable economic and market sentiments will propel demand for residential and commercial real estate'

AMID PANDEMIC, DENGUE OUTBREAK CREATES HAVOC

The first instance of the epidemic was recorded in Madras, now Chennai, in 1780, and the first virologically proven epidemic of dengue fever emerged between 1963 and 1964 in Kolkata and in the eastern coast of India. Dengue fever cases were on the rise in various countries in 2020.

The vaccination journey: It's a bridge not too far

100 crore vaccinations in 270 days are simply breathtaking.

THE ICONIC REGGAE BAND UB40 ON THEIR FOUR-DECADE JOURNEY

Jimmy Brown, Drummer of British reggae band UB40 spoke to us about the new album, the writing process and more.

RAHUL MOVES AWAY FROM POLITICS OF CONCESSIONS TO ALLIES

The Congress-RJD breakup in Bihar means Rahul's new policy is not letting allies ‘blackmail' the Congress.

NUCLEAR NORTH KOREA RAISES THE PROSPECT OF WAR ON THE PENINSULA

China, or its ally Pakistan, likely passed the warhead design, or the warhead itself, to North Korea. China also contributed the transporter-erector-launcher truck used to transport North Korean missiles.

AMARINDER KEEN TO KEEP CONGRESS OUT OF PUNJAB

Splitting the ruling party will be the ex-CM's main agenda; Captain Amarinder Singh may play a key role in ending the farmers'agitation.

Post the pandemic, UK mired in surge in demand for gas

Some UK energy suppliers have faced closure due to rising gas prices and more are on the brink.

NO CELEBRATIONS MINUS DHONI, CSK WILL CELEBRATE IPL WIN AFTER SKIPPER RETURNS TO INDIA: CEO

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) will wait for skipper MS Dhoni to return to India before the franchise celebrates their fourth Indian Premier League title. CSK beat Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) by 27 runs on Friday at the Dubai International Stadium, but the party will happen after Dhoni is done mentoring the Indian team for the upcoming T20 World Cup in UAE and Oman.

Kanya daan is kanya maan

After years of hard effort in the bringing up of this child, it is a huge emotional and physical sacrifice by the parents. Therefore, according to our karma theory, the parents deserve a lot of punya.

DRAVID SET TO TAKE OVER AS TEAM INDIA COACH AFTER T20 WORLD CUP

Dravid was always the preferred choice for BCCI but looks like it took Secretary Jay Shah and President Sourav Ganguly to sit down and talk with the ‘The Wall’ before he agreed.

US TO SEND DELEGATION TO SOUTHEAST ASIA TO DISCUSS MYANMAR CRISIS

The United States said it will send a delegation to Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia next week as part of efforts to address the crisis in Myanmar triggered by a military coup in February.

THIRD PHASE OF CHINA'S ‘COLONISE NEPAL' GREAT GAME AT PLAY

Anti-Indianism is the core theme, with Beijing trying to establish its ‘strategic depth’ over Kathmandu.

‘India's economic reforms seen as a positive step by Biden administration'

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, currently in the US, said the ‘businesses with whom we have been interacting have also welcomed’ India’s economic reforms.

Anger, fear in communities as Kashmir simmers after killings

The majority Muslim community in Kashmir, along with those families of Kashmir pandits who have been living together for the past so many years, are angry and have fears both for their own reasons. While the Kashmiri pandits who have been living here have said that they will not migrate after being persuaded by their Muslim neighbors not to do so, the Muslims here are angry with the government and media for not giving any space or probe to the alleged two fake encounters in which two civilians were killed.

CONGRESS TO HOLD POLLS TO CHOOSE PRESIDENT IN SEPT 2022

Rahul Gandhi unlikely to be challenged, the likelihood of anyone else contesting for the president post is very unlikely.

And the ethnic cleansing continues

In tandem with military efforts to neutralize the terrorists what is required in Kashmir are confidence-building measures by the Muslim majority.

IN BELGIUM: CELEBRATING THE WORLD'S BEST RESTAURANTS

The World's 50 Best Restaurants Awards returned this year and took place in the Flanders region of Belgium, famous for its chocolate, diamonds and beer.

INDIA'S ANTI-TERROR OPERATIVES WORK SILENTLY BUT SURELY

Some of their operations are more stunning than the ones that have been carried out by Western intelligence agencies.

COP26: Time to update policy and practice

COP26 has an ambitious agenda, the UK is making a strong pitch to have domestic green hydrogen policies in place to incentivise investment in decarbonisation; the aim is a thriving hydrogen economy by 2030.

AIADMK aims to make a comeback in Tamil Nadu

After the debacle in Assembly polls, the AIADMK is making an all-out effort in the local body polls.