Jharkhand cancels 8 trains from Dec 22–24, NE imposes curbs; elephant toll in Rajdhani crash rises to 8 | Guwahati News

Elephant deaths in Assam tragically rose to eight after a Rajdhani Express collision, prompting a speed restriction for trains. Meanwhile, Jharkhand’s railway division cancelled eight trains due to heightened wild elephant movement near tracks, marking the third consecutive cancellation to prioritize animal safety. GUWAHATI/JAMSHEDPUR: Elephant deaths from a Rajdhani Express collision in central Assam rose…

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TN rolls out three new hotspots for camping, glamping | Chennai News

Chennai: With overcrowding and unregulated growth straining Tamil Nadu’s popular hill stations, the state has begun redrawing its tourism map. The Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation (TTDC) has rolled out projects to introduce organized camping and glamping facilities across three hill destinations—Jawadhu Hills, Vathalmalai, Kolli hills and Yelagiri. However private operators point out that without…

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Bangladesh unrest: Hindu worker Dipu Das’s lynching sparks outrage in Bengal; effigies burnt, boycott calls rise | Kolkata News

The lynching of Dipu Das in Bangladesh has ignited protests across Bengal, with Hindu organizations condemning the “barbarism” against minorities KOLKATA/SILIGURI: The lynching of Dipu Das, a worker in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, sparked protests across Bengal even as Hindu organisations in Bangladesh on Sunday called it “barbarism being meted out to minorities”.A team from Bangladesh Sammilita…

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Bangladesh to scale back diplomatic presence in India? What its FM Touhid Hossain said

Protest at Dhaka in Bangladesh (File photo/PTI) The Bangladesh interim government’s foreign affairs adviser M Touhid Hossain on Sunday said Dhaka would “consider scaling back its presence” in New Delhi if deterioration continues in the situation, which turned grim after the anti-India youth leader Osman Hadi succumbed to the injuries he suffered in an assassination…

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‘Huge mistake’: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat warns against viewing Sangh through BJP lens; asserts organisation has no political agenda | India News

RSS chief Mohan Bhgawat (PTI) NEW DELHI: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has no political agenda and viewing the orgnaisation throught the lens of BJP is a “huge mistake,” said Sangh chief Mohan Bhgawat. Addressing the ‘RSS 100 Vyakhyan Mala’ programme in Kolkata on Sunday, Bhagwat cautioned against viewing the RSS through narrow or comparative frameworks….

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Radhika Apte makes SHOCKING claims against South filmmakers; says ‘They wanted more padding on my bums and breasts’ |

While promoting ‘Saali Mohabbat’ with Divyenndu Sharma, Radhika Apte recently recalled the “traumatic” sexism she faced in South Indian cinema during the late 2000s. The actress shared shocking details of objectification, including demands for body padding, highlighting the regressive environment and isolation she endured as a young performer. Radhika Apte had stormed into the evolving…

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After cutting her Amazon stake by half, Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott donated billions in 2025 to …

Billionaire philanthropist and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife, MacKenzie Scott donated over $7.1 billion in 2025, marking her biggest-ever annual give away. As per an essay posted on her website Yield Giving, the donations were made to 186 organizations around the world including universities, environmental nonprofits, and groups fighting for equality. “Since my post last…

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Freedom of the City of London: Indian-origin journalist Shruti Tripathi Chopra honoured; Nehru, Churchill among past recipients

Shruti Tripathi Chopra, an Indian origin journalist based in UK was awarded with the Freedom of the City of London on Saturday in recognition of her contributions to financial journalism and championing diversity, equity and inclusion in the global finance sector.Chopra is Editor-in-Chief of Dow Jones publications ‘Financial News’ and ‘Private Equity News’“Receiving the Freedom…

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