There may be a swing or a miss, but we play with straight bat: PM Modi

Prime Minister Modi emphasized that the CETA agreement will significantly improve market access for Indian textiles, seafood, and engineering goods in the UK, benefiting India’s youth and MSME sector. The agreement will also make UK medical devices and aerospace components more accessible in India. Furthermore, the Double Contribution Convention will ease the burden on Indian…

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Kajol’s daughter Nysa’s heartwarming gesture towards Nani Tanuja at Durga Puja pandal wins hearts

Nysa Devgan’s heartwarming moment with grandmother Tanuja at a Mumbai Durga Puja pandal has captivated audiences, with a video of their sweet hug going viral. Nysa, dressed in a ghagra choli, also posed with her aunt Tanishaa Mukerji, highlighting the Mukherjee family’s traditional celebrations. Her mother, Kajol, graced the festivities in a purple-pink saree.

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The future of free movement: Building trust between nations and travellers

In today’s interconnected world, seamless mobility hinges on trust, transparency, and mutual respect between nations and travelers. India’s outbound travel is surging, fueled by innovations like biometric enrolment and personalized services such as Visa At Your Doorstep. Collaborative efforts and responsible innovation are crucial to sustain this growth, ensuring secure, efficient, and inclusive cross-border movement.

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Fabio Wardley’s referee stoppage over Joseph Parker sparks corruption claims as judges had Parker winning on the cards

Fabio Wardley’s controversial 11th-round stoppage win over Joseph Parker has ignited fury among boxing fans, who are crying foul and labeling the sport corrupt. Parker, who was ahead on scorecards, insisted he was fit to continue, fueling widespread accusations of biased officiating when British fighters are involved. Wardley is now set to challenge Oleksandr Usyk.

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