May 11, 2026

Jimmy Kimmel Quote: Quote of the day by Jimmy Kimmel: ‘Some people, of course, you won’t be able to save, but every day you can actively and specifically make this world a better place’. |

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Jimmy Kimmel started out wanting to make people laugh. He hosted game shows, did stand-up comedy, produced content, and appeared in films. Further, he’s been a voice in animated films; basically been everywhere in entertainment, doing comedy in every format you can think of. The artist has spent over two decades behind the desk of…

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Delhi government to launch high-tech labs in four ITIs soon: CM Rekha Gupta | India News

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Delhi govt to launch high-tech labs in four ITIs soon: CM Rekha Gupta NEW DELHI: Delhi chief minister Rekha Gupta on Thursday announced a comprehensive initiative to strengthen technical and vocational education in the capital’s Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs). According to the Delhi chief minister’s office, under this initiative in the field of skill development,…

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Asian stocks today: Nikkei falls over 1,400 points, Kospi plunges 4%; markets continue to fall amid Middle East tensions

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Asian stocks plunged on Tuesday as investors reacted to the ongoing tensions in Iran and its potential impact of regional energy supplies. In Hong Kong, HSI was down 74 points or 0.29% to 25,985. South Korea’s Kospi index also opened sharply lower after Monday’s holiday, plunging 4.88% to 5,939.Shanghai and Shenzhen also fell 0.07% and…

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‘Enjoy what may be your last…’: Trump’s Christmas message for ‘sleazebags’ who loved Jeffrey Epstein; warning shot fired

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US President Donald Trump in his Christmas message on Thursday (local time) launched a sharp attack on his critics, calling them “sleazebags” and accusing them of having close ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein before “dropping him like a dog” and then “blaming Trump.” He also fired shots at Democrats and “fake media coverage”…

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Budget expectations 2026: Recycling industry seeks open scrap trade; flags tariff risks to circular economy

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As global tariff uncertainty reshapes trade flows, leaders from the recycling industry have urged policymakers to prioritise open markets and ease cross-border movement of scrap and reusable materials in the Union Budget 2026, arguing that unrestricted trade is critical to building a resilient circular economy.Speaking at the International Material Recycling Conference (IMRC) 2026 here, industry…

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