‘Usual platitudes and …’: Congress takes a jibe at PM Modi ahead of Monsoon session; demands debate on Trump’s claims

Just before the Monsoon Session, Jairam Ramesh attacked PM Narendra Modi. He questioned Modi’s presence in Parliament. Ramesh alleged Modi prioritizes foreign trips. He mocked Modi’s address and infrequent parliamentary appearances. The session anticipates debates on internal security and foreign relations. Discussions include the Pahalgam attack and Trump’s mediation claims. Further criticism targeted Modi’s travel…

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Gemini Daily Horoscope Today, November 29, 2025: Cosmic forces are preparing your next leap, take it boldly

Today’s focus is on celebrating small achievements, fostering confidence and a lighter mood. In love, playful energy enhances connections through simple gestures. Career-wise, creativity and consistent progress are key, with minor efforts potentially bringing recognition. Financially, simple organization and minor adjustments build stability. Health benefits from light, consistent care and mindful breaks.

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Phillies Karen scandal takes shocking turn as woman who took Harrison Bader home run ball finally breaks silence

A home run snagged by a young Phillies fan turned sour when a woman forcibly took the ball, sparking outrage online and the moniker “Phillies Karen.” A New Jersey woman, Cheryl Richardson-Wagner, was wrongly identified and faced online harassment. She vehemently denied involvement, supported by friends and her local school district.

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When Art Plays Cupid: Experience Immersive Art Dates With Your Loved Ones

Couple’s Art Dates are gaining popularity. These dates offer a unique way for partners to connect. They engage in creative activities together. Couples are finding these experiences more meaningful. They prefer it over typical outings. Activities like painting and pottery foster bonding. These dates help create lasting memories. Organizers note increased interest in such intimate…

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‘Possessed by armed forces’: 9mm cartridges recovered at Delhi car blast site

Nine-millimeter caliber cartridges, prohibited for civilian use, were recovered from the Red Fort blast site, adding a new dimension to the investigation. Police are probing the source of the ammunition and potential links to terror networks. The National Medical Commission has also cancelled the registration of four doctors from Jammu and Kashmir in connection with…

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