White House East Wing demolition begins as Donald Trump builds first ever presidential ballroom

President Donald J. Trump has broken ground on a $250 million, 90,000-square-foot White House ballroom, marking a historic East Wing renovation. Privately funded by Trump and major donors, the project will host up to 650 guests and preserve the mansion’s neoclassical style. Demolition has begun, with completion expected by January 2029, reflecting Trump’s ambitious vision…

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‘Deeply saddened’: PM Modi condoles Medina tragedy; assures full support and coordination with Saudi authorities

A devastating bus crash in Medina, Saudi Arabia, has claimed the lives of over 40 Indian Umrah pilgrims. The bus, en route from Mecca, collided with a tanker, with many victims reportedly from Hyderabad. Indian authorities, including the Prime Minister and External Affairs Minister, have expressed deep sorrow and are providing assistance to affected families.

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NHL Update: Tage Thompson fights Stefan Noesen in Buffalo Sabres at New Jersey Devils game

Buffalo Sabres forward Tage Thompson and New Jersey Devils’ Stefan Noesen engaged in a fiery on-ice fight. During the latest NHL matchup. The heavyweight tilt had fans on edge as both players traded blows. Thus, showcasing raw physicality and old-school grit. Thompson ultimately gained the upper hand. But the bout highlighted the intensity and unpredictability…

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‘Unko pasand nahi tha filmo mein aana’: When Hema Malini revealed Dharmendra once opposed Esha Deol’s Bollywood journey

Hema Malini revealed on ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’ that Dharmendra initially opposed Esha Deol’s Bollywood aspirations, fearing the industry’s uncertainties. However, witnessing Hema’s graceful performances and public admiration gradually changed his mind. This shift allowed Esha to pursue her acting and dancing dreams, ultimately forging her own path in cinema.

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Boys vs. girls: Whose education expenses are higher in India? NSS 2025 survey answers

The National Statistics Office (NSO) has released findings from the Comprehensive Modular Survey: Education (CMS:E) 2025, highlighting gender-wise differences in education expenditure across India. The survey shows that boys’ education expenses are consistently higher than girls’ in both rural and urban areas, covering government and private schools. Spending on tuition fees, uniforms, transport, textbooks, and…

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