US-Iran war: At nearly $700bn, how India’s forex are strong armour against global crises

Fundamentally, foreign exchange reserves tell us about a country’s ability to service its external debt. The more robust the cover, the better a country’s position of economic strength. So how strong is India placed in terms of foreign exchange reserves?

Pakistan-linked handler targeting youth, two men arrested in Bijnor tell police

Two men arrested in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh, revealed a Pakistan-linked handler is building a network in India. The handler, based in Saudi Arabia, used social media platforms like Instagram. He allegedly spread inflammatory content and incited youngsters against Hindus. Police are searching for the handler and other associates involved in anti-national activities.

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‘Victims sexually harassed, forced to eat beef’: What we know about Nashik IT firm case

A special investigation team is probing multiple sexual harassment allegations at a Nashik IT firm, leading to seven arrests, including an HR official. Victims report mental and sexual harassment, with claims of forced religious practices and blackmail. The probe is examining potential wider patterns and compliance with the PoSH Act.

What if PM Modi still loses?: Kejriwal alleges cutting of votes ahead of Bengal polls

Arvind Kejriwal has accused Prime Minister Modi of institutional takeover and manipulating votes ahead of the West Bengal elections. This comes as the state braces for polls amidst sharp exchanges between the TMC and BJP over voter lists and electoral preparedness. The BJP, meanwhile, has promised Uniform Civil Code and action against infiltration if elected.

Justice Varma saves himself from ignoble first

Former Allahabad High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma resigned, avoiding parliamentary removal proceedings. This follows a history of judges facing removal motions, with some resigning and others escaping proceedings. The constitutional process for judge removal involves parliamentary address based on proved misbehaviour or incapacity.

No renovation needed: 5 easy colour swaps for fresh, airy-feel spring home decor

Spring brings a desire for lighter homes. Art therapists share simple colour swaps for every room. These changes, from living room throws to kitchen linens, require no major redecorating. Small accessory updates can instantly lift the mood. Experts suggest pastel shades and fresh tones to welcome the season. These easy updates make spaces feel airy and renewed.

‘I know my limits’: Stalin plays down national role, projects big win in upcoming polls

Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin downplayed national ambitions, stating he knows his limits, while confidently predicting a DMK-led alliance sweep of over 200 seats in the upcoming Assembly elections. He highlighted welfare schemes and attacked rivals AIADMK and BJP, accusing the former of lacking ideology and being controlled by Delhi.

Sooryavanshi, boy wonder, scripts IPL history; only batter with 300+ strike rate to...

With two scores of fifty or more at a strike rate of 300 or above, Sooryavanshi has become the only player in IPL history to record multiple half-centuries at that strike rate after the completion of innings (whether out or not out).

How often should you get a haircut for healthy hair growth?

Haircuts do not make hair grow faster, but they are essential for healthy, thick-looking hair. Regular trims prevent split ends and breakage, helping you retain length. For most people, a trim every 8 to 12 weeks is ideal. Focusing on scalp health, nutrition, and gentle handling also promotes growth. Wise trims save hair from damage.

CSK vs DC: Chennai let them go, now Ngidi, Sameer Rizvi return to hurt them

Rejected by the franchise, Ngidi & Rizvi have impressed for opponents Delhi Capitals

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Weight-loss injections deliver in real life: 4 in 10 Indians shed 10% body weight

New weight-loss injections are proving effective for Indian patients, with over 40% shedding at least 10% of their body weight in a recent Delhi hospital study. While results vary, especially for those with diabetes, the therapies offer significant health benefits. Experts emphasize these are not quick fixes but valuable tools when combined with lifestyle changes for sustained weight reduction.

Disfigured but mentally alert? Iran supreme leader Mojtaba injured severely - report

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