Trump goes into damage control mode, says nothing to worry about US-India ties

After incendiary remarks strained ties with India, President Trump attempted damage control, affirming the “special relationship” despite disappointment over India’s Russian oil purchases, threatening a 50% tariff. This came after India rejected US demands, asserting its right to choose its oil sources. While some US officials adopted a confrontational stance, others signaled a desire to…

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Kriti Sanon and Varun Dhawan reunite at event; ‘Bhediya’ fans joke actress’s boyfriend Kabir Bahia is ‘third-wheeling’

Kriti Sanon attended a sporting event with rumoured beau Kabir Bahia, reuniting with ‘Bhediya’ co-star Varun Dhawan. Fans playfully teased Bahia for ‘third wheeling’ on what appeared to be a date between Dhawan and Sanon’s characters, Bhaskar and Anika. The ‘Bhediya’ sequel, ‘Bhediya 2’, was postponed from its August 2026 release due to production delays.

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MNS workers vandalise entrepreneur Sushil Kedia’s Mumbai office after ‘30 years here, still won’t speak Marathi’ post, dare to Raj Thackeray; watch

Entrepreneur Sushil Kedia faced backlash after his social media post about not learning Marathi despite living in Mumbai for 30 years. MNS workers vandalized Kedia’s Mumbai office, prompting condemnation from BJP leaders. Kedia claimed he was being tracked by police under the guise of protection. The incident sparked debate about language pride and the limits…

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‘One caste, one religion, one language, one God’: Aishwarya Rai at Sri Sathya Sai Baba centenary alongside PM Modi

Actor Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the birth centenary celebrations of Sri Satya Sai Baba in Puttaparthi. Both paid tribute to the spiritual leader’s teachings on service, compassion, and unity, with Bachchan highlighting his message of universal humanity and Modi emphasizing his global influence and the core philosophy of service.

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Tariff war: Lutnick says India and Brazil need to be ‘fixed’

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick controversially stated the US needs to “fix” India, Brazil, and Switzerland for trade deals, imposing high tariffs for their “incorrect” responses. His “mafioso-like” language drew sharp criticism, with commentators likening him to a “mafia consigliere.” India, however, has responded coolly, asserting its national interest in trade negotiations.

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