Congress’ Udit Raj backs Navarro’s remark

Congress leader Udit Raj endorsed Peter Navarro’s controversial remarks about Brahmins, sparking outrage. He claimed upper castes dominate Indian oil refining and benefit from cheap Russian oil, aligning with his party’s focus on non-upper caste coalitions. Karti Chidambaram referenced ‘Boston Brahmins’ as societal elites, highlighting the complex intersection of caste, politics, and discrimination.

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“That n*gga ugly”: Antonio Brown tears into King Harris online after he says he’ll be bigger than Michael Jackson

King Harris, son of T.I., boldly stated his aspiration to surpass Michael Jackson’s fame, sparking debate. Antonio Brown responded with a harsh insult about Harris’ appearance, igniting further controversy online. The incident drew criticism towards Brown for his personal attack, while some defended Harris’ right to dream big despite the ambitious goal.

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No “real relationship” left: Tom Brady’s comments about parenting has deepened rift with Gisele Bündchen

Tom Brady’s newsletter about fatherhood reportedly reignited tensions with Gisele Bündchen post-divorce. Bündchen felt Brady perpetuated a narrative of sacrifice she didn’t agree with, leading to strained co-parenting. Their interactions are now limited to logistical matters concerning their children. Meanwhile, Bündchen has embraced a new chapter, welcoming a child with Joaquim Valente and focusing on…

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Modi’s visit to strengthen India’s ties with SCO: Rajnath

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh praised PM Modi’s China visit. He highlighted India’s diplomatic skill in reshaping geopolitical realities. The visit strengthened India’s connection with the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. BJP circles were excited over SCO’s condemnation of the Pahalgam terror attack. PM Modi reminded nations of India’s opposition to double standards on terrorism. BJP’s response initially…

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‘Thousands still trapped under rubble’: Eyewitnesses describe Afghanistan earthquake horror; over 800 dead

A devastating 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan, resulting in at least 812 fatalities and nearly 3,000 injuries. Entire villages were flattened, leaving thousands trapped and survivors recounting scenes of chaos and devastation. Rescue efforts are hampered by blocked roads and the remoteness of affected areas, while international aid begins to arrive to support the victims.

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