‘Can be started again’: What defence minister Rajnath Singh said on phase 2 and 3 of Operation Sindoor – watch
‘Can be started again’: What defence minister Rajnath Singh said on phase 2 and 3 of Operation Sindoor – watch
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What Donald Trump’s hand bruises might reveal about his health and its link with chronic venous insufficiency
Recent bruises on Donald Trump’s hands have sparked online speculation, despite White House explanations attributing them to frequent handshakes and aspirin use. The initial mark, covered with makeup, and subsequent bruises, including one during a golf outing, have fueled curiosity. While doctors confirmed Trump’s chronic venous insufficiency, experts note it typically affects the legs, not…
‘If only she had spoken up sooner’: Satara police say timely action could have prevented Maharashtra doctor’s death
A woman doctor’s suicide in Satara, Maharashtra, could have been prevented if her complaints were addressed promptly, according to police. She accused a sub-inspector of rape and mental harassment, and a software engineer in her suicide note. Police have arrested the engineer, while the sub-inspector is absconding.
Canada selects ‘The Things You Kill’as official entry for Osacars: Creator Alireza Khatami says the country ‘is making space for…’
Canada has officially selected Alireza Khatami’s ‘The Things You Kill’ as its entry for the Best International Feature category at the Oscars. The film, which received acclaim at Sundance, tells the story of a Turkish professor seeking revenge for his mother’s death. Khatami expressed his delight and emphasized the importance of Canada supporting BIPOC filmmakers.
Marjorie Taylor Greene hits back at Trump on H-1B with 8 objections; ‘America First and America Only’
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene strongly opposed President Trump’s suggestion to increase H-1B visas for skilled foreign workers, asserting her belief in American talent. She declared her firm stance against replacing American labor and criticized the admission of foreign students for financial gain.
3-day state mourning declared as Assam prepares to receive Zubeen’s body
Assam is in mourning following the death of Zubeen Garg in Singapore, prompting the government to declare three days of state mourning. All official entertainment and public celebrations have been cancelled, and educational institutions will be closed for his last rites.
ESPN’s Ryan Clark sparks backlash after comparing Joe Flacco to Jesus Christ on live TV
ESPN analyst Ryan Clark sparked controversy by comparing Joe Flacco’s NFL comeback to the resurrection of Jesus Christ during Monday Night Countdown. Clark’s dramatic analogy, calling it “the greatest resurrection since Jesus the Christ,” ignited social media with jokes, memes, and criticism. While some defended it as lighthearted banter, the comment has branded Flacco’s return…
Who is Tea Tyme? TikToker accused of hitting Zion man during live stream as shocking clip goes viral
TikTok creator Ty Nesha, known as Tea Tyme, is under scrutiny after reportedly hitting and killing a pedestrian, Darren Lucas, while livestreaming. The incident occurred in Zion, Illinois, and Nesha remained at the scene, cooperating with authorities. The investigation into the fatal crash is ongoing, with no charges yet announced.
Rare surgery: Delhi doctors reconstruct 20-year-old’s thumb; use toe from amputated leg
In a remarkable feat of medical innovation, doctors in New Delhi have successfully reconstructed a young accident victim’s thumb using his own second toe. The patient, who lost his leg and thumb in a severe road accident, underwent a complex microsurgical procedure.