India Russia Relations: Russia to take 70,000 Indian skilled workers this year, Jaishankar tells panel | India News

EAM S Jaishankar poses for a group photo with other dignitaries after a consultative committee meeting on India-Russia relations NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Saturday briefed a parliamentary consultative committee on India’s “multifaceted” engagement with Russia, covering bilateral trade, investment and energy cooperation as well as New Delhi’s diplomatic efforts to contribute…

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Abhishek Sharma equals Yuvraj Singh’s big record against Pakistan, breaks Chris Gayle’s six-hitting mark | Cricket News

Abhishek Sharma (Image credit: Reuters) NEW DELHI: Abhishek Sharma produced another attacking innings as India made a strong start against Pakistan in the gold medal match of the Asian Games 2026 at the Korogi Athletic Park in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, on Saturday.India opted to bat first after winning the toss, and Abhishek gave the team the…

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200 for Shubman Gill: India captain becomes only second batter after Rohit Sharma with multiple ODI double centuries | Cricket News

India captain Shubman Gill created history on Wednesday, becoming only the second batter in the history of ODI cricket to score multiple double-centuries in the format.Gill reached the milestone in the 39th over, during India’s mammoth chase of 406 runs in the second ODI against West Indies in Guwahati.Before Gill, only Rohit Sharma (3) had…

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‘Gyanesh must quit right away’: Opposition backs Justice Bhuyan’s ‘SIR strikes at Constitution’s heart’ remark | India News

Opposition backs Supreme Court of India Judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan NEW DELHI: Congress leader Jairam Ramesh and Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra backed Supreme Court judge Ujjal Bhuyan after his remarks on voting rights and the disenfranchisement of citizens at an event in Hyderabad.Sharing a video of Bhuyan’s speech in an X post, Ramesh targeted…

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Wangchuk fears ‘encounter’ after accusing govt of Ladakh atrocities | India News

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk SRINAGAR: Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk said Thursday he feared he could be subjected to an “encounter” for speaking out against what he called atrocities in Ladakh, a year after police firing killed four protesters in Leh.Drawing a comparison with Tibet, Wangchuk said Ladakhis had chosen India because of its democracy. “Today,…

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Can Aadhaar mistake one twin for another? Twin sisters from UP’s Rampur face bizarre biometric problem after one twin flagged duplicate just before Class 10 board registration, fingerprints and retina match

Khijra Zubair and Tuba Zubair had their Aadhaar cards made when they were around four. Two Class 10 twin sisters in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, found themselves caught in an unusual Aadhaar problem when the biometric details of one sister were reportedly matched with those of the other. Khijra Zubair and Tuba Zubair, students in Class…

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Pitru Paksha 2026: Signs Your Ancestors May Be Trying to Give You a Message

During Pitru Paksha, many individuals may experience significant memories and emotions related to deceased family members. Repeated dreams about ancestors and sudden recollections of long-forgotten relatives can occur. Finding old photographs or objects often prompts reflections on family history and connections. Some may feel an urge to visit ancestral places or become aware of recurring…

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‘Hasta la vista, robots’: Watch humanoid robots jump to their ‘death’ in molten metal in bizarre Terminator-style farewell

Robotics company Figure has used an unusual approach to retire much of its F.02 humanoid robot fleet, sending the machines into a 75-ton electric arc furnace at a foundry in Imatra, Finland.(Image: Figure/Screenshot) What do you do when your humanoid robots have become outdated?Apparently, you melt them.US robotics company Figure has given its retired F.02…

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83-year-old woman got Rs 12.28 lakh after son’s death, but sought Rs 15,000 maintenance from college-going granddaughter and a share of family pension from son’s widow; why Kerala HC rejected plea

The Kerala High Court observed that the grandmother could not be expected to make such unreasonable demands. (Image for representative purpose only) Is a woman entitled to seek maintenance from her granddaughter and late son’s widow if she herself already receives pension? In a recent judgement, the Kerala High Court has ruled that a grandmother…

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