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"How Low Can Congress Get": BJP Slams "Missing" Post On Piyush Goyal
The temporary absence of Union Minister Piyush Goyal from public view has sparked another Congress versus BJP, with the Opposition party tagging him as "missing".
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Opinion | The Unsettling Iranian 'War Logic' Trump May Be Ignoring
Any attempts by Trump to forcibly "hold" Iranian land are likely to be met with an unprecedented fury, perhaps of the kind that America has never faced before.
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Opinion | 3 Reasons India Shouldn't Sign A Deal With A Court-Defeated Trump
Post the US Supreme Court's order striking down Trump's tariffs, the legal and economic baseline for an India-US deal has shifted sharply.
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"Passed The Baton Of Zeroes": Abhishek Sharma, Ishan Kishan In Spotlight After India's Loss
India were bowled out for 111 in 18.5 overs after South Africa posted 187/7, with Marco Jansen taking 4-22 and Keshav Maharaj claiming 3-24.
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Farah Khan's Pic With Google CEO Sundar Pichai Breaks The Internet
Farah Khan shared some snaps from their meeting on Instagram
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T20 World Cup Broadcaster's 'Cupcake Ad' Comes Back To Haunt India
The host broadcasters of the T20 World Cup 2026 took down a controversial advertisement in which an Indian fan mocked South Africa.
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Opinion | Wanted, Desperately: A 'Fixer' For Rahul Gandhi
With Congress getting blindsided state after state, Rahul needs an 'Ahmed Patel' of his own who can fix things before they blow up into embarrassing crises.
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Viral: Furious IndiGo Passenger Slams Its In-Flight Meal, Internet Says "You Are Not Alone"
The passenger’s food features a sandwich, pepper crackers, mixed fruit juice and a cranberry cookie.
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Blog | Meet The Man Who Got Sunil Gavaskar's Cricket Bat In 1981, And Never Looked Back
Kiran More once remarked that Shyam Bhatia had done more for cricket than even the ICC.
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Opinion | Why TVK Must Be Protesting For Jananayagan - But Isn't
If the TVK cannot - or will not - protest the systemic targeting of its own leader's work, a vital question arises: how will it champion the complex issues of the common man?
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"How Low Can Congress Get": BJP Slams "Missing" Post On Piyush Goyal
The temporary absence of Union Minister Piyush Goyal from public view has sparked another Congress versus BJP, with the Opposition party tagging him as "missing".
-
Opinion | The Unsettling Iranian 'War Logic' Trump May Be Ignoring
Any attempts by Trump to forcibly "hold" Iranian land are likely to be met with an unprecedented fury, perhaps of the kind that America has never faced before.
-
Opinion | 3 Reasons India Shouldn't Sign A Deal With A Court-Defeated Trump
Post the US Supreme Court's order striking down Trump's tariffs, the legal and economic baseline for an India-US deal has shifted sharply.
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"Passed The Baton Of Zeroes": Abhishek Sharma, Ishan Kishan In Spotlight After India's Loss
India were bowled out for 111 in 18.5 overs after South Africa posted 187/7, with Marco Jansen taking 4-22 and Keshav Maharaj claiming 3-24.
-
Farah Khan's Pic With Google CEO Sundar Pichai Breaks The Internet
Farah Khan shared some snaps from their meeting on Instagram
-
T20 World Cup Broadcaster's 'Cupcake Ad' Comes Back To Haunt India
The host broadcasters of the T20 World Cup 2026 took down a controversial advertisement in which an Indian fan mocked South Africa.
-
Opinion | Wanted, Desperately: A 'Fixer' For Rahul Gandhi
With Congress getting blindsided state after state, Rahul needs an 'Ahmed Patel' of his own who can fix things before they blow up into embarrassing crises.
-
Viral: Furious IndiGo Passenger Slams Its In-Flight Meal, Internet Says "You Are Not Alone"
The passenger’s food features a sandwich, pepper crackers, mixed fruit juice and a cranberry cookie.
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Blog | Meet The Man Who Got Sunil Gavaskar's Cricket Bat In 1981, And Never Looked Back
Kiran More once remarked that Shyam Bhatia had done more for cricket than even the ICC.
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Opinion | Why TVK Must Be Protesting For Jananayagan - But Isn't
If the TVK cannot - or will not - protest the systemic targeting of its own leader's work, a vital question arises: how will it champion the complex issues of the common man?
