In a landmark meeting, Meghalaya’s cabinet has approved pivotal initiatives, allocating Rs 500 crore for enhancing rural electrification and ushering in an Internal Revenue Generation scheme tailored for engineering colleges.
Veteran Bollywood actor Dharmendra passed away on Monday, November 24, 2025, leaving the film industry and the nation in mourning. Known for his charm and golden heart, his demise marks the end of an era. Celebrities like Rajinikanth, Allu Arjun, and Amitabh Bachchan paid tribute, with his funeral attended by many prominent figures.
Despite headwinds, Arvind Ltd profit jumps 70% yoy to Rs 107 crore. The company anticipates US tariffs to impact Rs 25–30 crore of Q3 EBITDA.
Former cricketer Atul Wassan slammed Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed’s suggestion that Sarfaraz Khan’s exclusion from India A squads was due to his religion. Wassan expressed shame over communal narratives entering cricket, emphasizing meritocracy and India’s inclusive history in the sport. He stressed that selection debates are cricketing matters, not communal ones.
US President Trump defended his federal intervention in Washington, DC’s policing, suggesting some might favour authoritarian rule, though he denied being a dictator. He signed executive orders targeting crime and immigration, including prosecuting flag burning and creating a special National Guard unit.
A tragic road accident occurred in Jaunpur district. Two brothers, Priyanshu and Ayush Yadav, died after a speeding truck ran over their motorcycle. The incident took place in the Dhamour Nasibsarai market. The brothers were on their way to deliver groceries to their sister. Police have seized the truck and are searching for the driver.
Donald Trump visited Scotland for five days. He spoke about immigration in Europe. Trump criticised wind energy and praised his administration’s immigration policies. He visited his golf courses. Trump is scheduled to meet UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He has family ties to Scotland. A state visit is planned for September.
With NATO threatening secondary sanctions and Trump issuing ultimatums, India is standing its ground — on energy security, sovereignty, and multipolar diplomacy
