Was Yung Miami warning Cardi B the whole time? Stefon Diggs drama explodes online

Cardi B has removed all traces of Stefon Diggs from her Instagram account. This action has fueled speculation about a breakup. Fans are recalling a past warning from Yung Miami. Miami had previously labeled Diggs a "hoe" in a tweet. This tweet is now seen as a warning to Cardi B. Cardi B and Diggs were rumored to be dating. Fans believe Cardi B ignored red flags. The internet is buzzing with theories about the split. Some suggest Diggs was a rebound after Offset. The situation remains unconfirmed. Fans are closely watching for further developments.

Brics backs India line on terror & UNSC reforms, slams tariffs

The Brics nations, including India, strongly condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack and advocated for concerted action against UN-designated terrorists. They supported a comprehensive reform of the UN Security Council and criticized attacks on Iran, expressing concern over the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly Israeli actions in Gaza.

India was confident of Pahalgam consensus

India approached the Brics summit with confidence in its ability to navigate competing interests and secure condemnation of the Pahalgam attack. Bolstered by its economic growth and digital infrastructure, India aimed to leverage its enhanced standing to address terrorism and promote multilateral institutional reform.

J&K govt, biz seek 5% GST on handicraft items

The Jammu & Kashmir government is advocating for a reduction in the GST on handloom and handicraft products, including pashmina shawls and silk carpets, to make them more accessible to Indian consumers. Currently, a 12% tax is levied on items costing Rs 1,000 or more, and the proposal aims to lower it to 5% across all products.

4 killed as taxi plunges near Rohtang; flash floods ravage Himachal Pradesh

A tragic taxi accident near Rohtang Pass claimed four lives due to foggy conditions, while flash floods in Chamba and Mandi districts of Himachal Pradesh have caused widespread devastation, raising the monsoon death toll to 78 and resulting in significant infrastructure damage estimated at Rs 573 crore. Rescue operations are underway, and stranded tourists have been evacuated from Seraj valley.

Amid import fears, govt to review protection for homegrown apples

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal addressed concerns about rising apple imports, stating the government will review protections for domestic growers while balancing consumer needs. This comes amid US demands for lower tariffs on agricultural goods. Goyal highlighted existing protections like a minimum import price and import duty, but acknowledged the need to ensure affordability for consumers.

Fog, bad weather affect heli-service for Vaishno Devi on 3rd consecutive day in Katra

Heli-services from Katra to Sanji Chhat remain suspended for the third consecutive day due to dense fog and adverse weather conditions in the Trikuta Hills. Pilgrims are resorting to trekking or using pony and palanquin services to reach the Bhawan.

Ahmedabad crash fallout: DGCA issues advisory; AI, IndiGo told to hold post-trauma workshops

Following the tragic AI 171 crash, the DGCA has directed Air India and IndiGo to conduct mental health workshops for flight crews due to the significant psychological impact. Pilots are particularly anxious due to the lack of a preliminary accident report, leading to increased stress and safety concerns.

Microsoft exits Pakistan after 25 yrs; former country head reacts; calls it more than just business

After 25 years, Microsoft is reportedly exiting Pakistan, a move confirmed by the founding head of Microsoft Pakistan, Jawwad Rehman, via a LinkedIn post. The company commenced operations in June 2000 but has gradually reduced its presence.

Fifth batch of 7,208 Amarnath pilgrims departs from Jammu

A significant batch of 7,208 pilgrims embarked on the Shri Amarnath Yatra 2025 from Jammu, chanting "Bam Bam Bhole." Unfortunately, the journey faced a setback when a bus collision near Chanderkote injured 36 pilgrims due to brake failure. Despite the incident, the convoy of 310 vehicles continued under tight security towards the holy cave via Baltal and Pahalgam routes.

Wearing keffiyeh, Farooq Abdullah joins Muharram procession

Farooq Abdullah showed solidarity with Palestine and Iran during a Muharram procession in Srinagar, advocating for Muslim unity against tyranny. Simultaneously, L-G Manoj Sinha participated in a separate procession, emphasizing peace and selfless service. Shia leader Aga Syed Mohammad Hadi cautioned against arrests of Muharram participants, following reports of police action against provocative displays and violation of procession conditions.

‘No Hindi vs Marathi’: Aaditya Thackeray plays down language row, accuses BJP of spreading ‘poison’

Aaditya Thackeray downplayed the Hindi vs. Marathi controversy in Maharashtra, attributing it to biased media and concerns about the burden of three languages on young students. He asserted that while Maharashtra embraces diverse languages, insults to Marathi would not be tolerated. Thackeray also criticized the BJP for comparing Maharashtra to terrorists, highlighting the strained relationship between the parties.

Himachal floods: Congress targets Kangana over ‘don’t have any cabinet’ remark, calls it ‘insensitive’

BJP MP Kangana Ranaut faced criticism from the Congress party for her perceived insensitive remarks during a visit to flood-affected areas in her Mandi constituency. The Congress shared a video where Ranaut downplayed disaster relief efforts, stating she lacks an official cabinet.

Texas flood kills 59; 27 girls still missing after camp washed away, rescue efforts enter day 3

UAE rolls out new golden visa: Lifetime residency at Rs 23 lakh, India among first to benefit