Many believed that Aamir Khan’s character Phunsukh Wangdu in 3 Idiots was inspired by Sonam Wangchuk. But Wangchuk has repeatedly distanced himself from the film.
Twenty rebel TMC MPs have claimed a merger with NCPI, but the move has triggered a legal battle over the Anti-Defection Law, Speaker’s powers and party recognition in Parliament.
UK imports like whisky, cars, and engineering goods will gradually become cheaper in India, though sensitive sectors remain protected and full price benefits will take time to reach consumers.
Understanding the Ravidassia community's demand for official recognition in India and its impact on Punjab politics.
India is replacing its ageing Nehru-era ministry buildings with the integrated Kartavya Bhawan complex, marking a major shift in the country's administrative infrastructure and governance model
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Infectious disease experts say the current situation should not be viewed as the start of a new outbreak and describe the cases as sporadic infections that are expected as SARS-CoV-2 continues to circulate endemically, much like influenza and other respiratory viruses
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A gazette notification dated July 13 has, for the first time in India's history, formally prohibited the import of goods produced through forced labour. The move is a legal reform and a calculated trade signal to Washington, where a final Section 301 report is expected this month
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Twenty rebel TMC MPs have claimed a merger with NCPI, but the move has triggered a legal battle over the Anti-Defection Law, Speaker’s powers and party recognition in Parliament.
UK imports like whisky, cars, and engineering goods will gradually become cheaper in India, though sensitive sectors remain protected and full price benefits will take time to reach consumers.
Understanding the Ravidassia community's demand for official recognition in India and its impact on Punjab politics.
India is replacing its ageing Nehru-era ministry buildings with the integrated Kartavya Bhawan complex, marking a major shift in the country's administrative infrastructure and governance model
Meetings between NCP (SP) leaders, the ruling NCP and Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis have revived speculation over Sharad Pawar's next political move amid reports that some party MLAs favour joining the BJP-led NDA.
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Infectious disease experts say the current situation should not be viewed as the start of a new outbreak and describe the cases as sporadic infections that are expected as SARS-CoV-2 continues to circulate endemically, much like influenza and other respiratory viruses
By Pranay Vatsa
A gazette notification dated July 13 has, for the first time in India's history, formally prohibited the import of goods produced through forced labour. The move is a legal reform and a calculated trade signal to Washington, where a final Section 301 report is expected this month
A controversy over silver offerings at the Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine has raised questions about alleged adulteration, testing discrepancies and the investigation into the supply chain.
Draft Report Expected In October: The AAIB expects to complete the remaining investigation within six weeks, with a draft final report to be circulated to participating countries before its public release.
The July 16 protest call came as Wangchuk continued his fast despite worsening health.
Ukrainian forces have targeted over 100 vessels in the Sea of Azov over the past nine days, disrupting Russian shipping and grain exports, as Moscow accuses Kyiv of "terrorism" and restricts maritime movement through the strategic waterway
During a donor group meeting in Brussels, India committed to establishing a speciality hospital, an artificial limb fitment centre and a vocational training institute for Palestine
The Kathmandu district court has jailed former Nepal Ministers Top Bahadur Rayamajhi and Bal Krishna Khand over a scam involving fake Bhutanese refugees.
The filmmaker maintained that his focus remained on Khalra's human rights work and also addressed the controversy surrounding the film's ban.
In an open letter, Tharoor backs protesting students, calls their agitation the “anguish of a generation”, urges Wangchuk to end fast.
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England Vs Argentina: Is it the most bitter rivalry in football history? From Antonio Rattin refusing to leave the Wembley pitch, to Diego Maradona's infamous "Hand of God", David Beckham's ultimate redemption arc and more -- this fixture is never just a game. With two teams set to clash in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final, we look back at the five explosive moments
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