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At briefing with Swedish counterpart, PM Modi takes veiled dig at Pak, vows to continue fight against terror
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday took a veiled dig at Pakistan and said terrorism remains a problem for the entire humanity, as he vowed to continue India's fight against it.
Indian worker among four killed in one of largest Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia
An Indian worker was among the four people who lost their lives in one of the largest drone attacks by Ukraine on Russia, said the Indian Embassy on Sunday. The drone strikes happened on the intervening night of Saturday and Sunday, and it left dozens wounded.
PM Modi Sweden visit LIVE: 'Rule of law and democracy unite India, Sweden', says PM Modi in Gothenburg
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Gothenburg, Sweden, on Sunday as part of his ongoing six-nation Europe-West Asia tour, with the visit centred on boosting India’s partnership with Sweden and the European Union in areas such as trade, defence, clean energy, artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. Addressing the European Round Table for Industry, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described the proposed India-EU trade pact as the “mother of all deals” and said both sides were committed to signing the agreement by the end of the year. Swedish Prime Minister
'Targeting commercial shipping, impeding navigation in Hormuz unacceptable': India's UN envoy
India's Permanent Representative at the United Nations, Parvathaneni Harish, highlighted India's strategy to address the ongoing energy and fertiliser crisis triggered by the conflict in West Asia, emphasising the importance of both short-term and long-term measures supported by international cooperation.
Did Candace Owens’ producer and manager quit? Ben Shapiro appears to confirm staff exit rumors
Rumors surrounding Candace Owens gained momentum after a viral post claimed her top producer and manager had quit. The speculation intensified when Ben Shapiro referenced the alleged departures while discussing online influence in conservative media. His remarks sparked widespread debate on social media, with users questioning the stability and institutional power of major political commentary brands driven largely by internet audiences.
“Charlie spoke repeatedly against women”: Candace Owens challenges Charlie Kirk succession story surrounding Erika Kirk and TPUSA future
Candace Owens publicly questioned whether Charlie Kirk truly wanted Erika Kirk to lead TPUSA after his death. Responding to a post from Jammles on X, Owens pointed to Charlie Kirk’s past comments about women in leadership roles and raised concerns about alleged AI-generated audio tied to the announcement. No public legal proof or verified evidence supporting those claims has been released so far.
'Netherlands among India's top five investors': PM Modi, Dutch counterpart hold key talks; MoUs signed
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday that Netherlands remains among the top five investors of India, while highlighting that the people-to-people ties between the two nations are extremely deep.
The surprising reason Joan Kroc’s record-breaking Salvation Army gift still changes lives today
Joan Kroc's monumental donation, recognized by Guinness World Records, funded the construction of numerous community centers across the US. These Kroc Centers offer vital recreational, educational, and social services, becoming hubs for community life and fostering social interaction. The legacy ensures sustainable operation, making her gift a tangible and lasting impact on countless lives.
'He couldn’t stop blushing': When Queen Elizabeth II smiled at Prince Harry, his reaction said everything
A heartwarming photograph of Queen Elizabeth II beaming with pride at Prince Harry's 2006 military graduation is captivating social media. The image highlights their tender bond, with experts noting the Queen's affection and Harry's youthful demeanor. This touching moment, showcasing a proud grandmother, resonates deeply with royal fans amidst more formal portrayals.
PM Modi addresses Indian diaspora in Netherlands: 'The Hague has become living symbol of Indian friendship'
PM Modi on Saturday addressed the Indian diaspora in Netherlands and said it seems like The Hague has become a living symbol of Indian friendship. “Netherlands: Addressing a community event in The Hague, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, "Seeing so much love and enthusiasm, I forgot for a moment that I am in the Netherlands, and it felt like I was attending a festival in India only... It seems like The Hague has become a living symbol of Indian friendship..."
RECENT NEWS
- At briefing with Swedish counterpart, PM Modi takes veiled dig at Pak, vows to continue fight against terror
- Indian worker among four killed in one of largest Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia
- PM Modi Sweden visit LIVE: 'Rule of law and democracy unite India, Sweden', says PM Modi in Gothenburg
- 'Targeting commercial shipping, impeding navigation in Hormuz unacceptable': India's UN envoy
- Did Candace Owens’ producer and manager quit? Ben Shapiro appears to confirm staff exit rumors
