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PM Modi is India's longest serving head of govt
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become the longest-serving head of government, surpassing the record previously held by Pawan Kumar Chamling. This milestone marks 25 continuous years in leadership, beginning with his tenure as Gujarat Chief Minister in October 2001 and continuing as Prime Minister since May 2014.
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Lamborghini stunt in Bengaluru leads police to underworld figure Muthappa Rai’s son
A Lamborghini's pre-dawn drifting stunt on Bengaluru's MG Road has led to police scrutiny, with the high-end car traced to Ricky Rai, son of late underworld figure Muthappa Rai. Authorities have seized the vehicle and issued notices to Rai, who has yet to respond. The incident, captured on video, is being investigated for dangerous driving and other violations.
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Tankers with US LPG & Russian oil arrive at New Mangalore Port
Two vessels, the LPG tanker Pyxis Pioneer from the US and the Russian crude oil tanker Aqua Titan, arrived at New Mangalore Port on Sunday. The port, which boasts India's largest underground LPG storage, waived cargo charges for these shipments. The Aqua Titan's course change from China to India remained unclear.
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CCS recognises 'significant impact' of West Asia conflict
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet committee on security discussed measures to diversify import sources for key sectors like chemicals and pharmaceuticals due to the West Asia conflict's global economic impact. The government is preparing short-, medium-, and long-term strategies to safeguard citizens and ensure the availability of essential goods like fertilizers and coal.
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If America strikes us, we should attack Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai: Ex-Pak envoy
Former Pakistani envoy Abdul Basit stated that striking Indian cities like New Delhi and Mumbai would be Islamabad's "default move" if Pakistan were attacked by the US. He asserted that Pakistan's nuclear deterrence is India-specific, not aimed at the US, and that any aggression would be met with retaliation against India.
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Back in Ladakh to rousing reception, Wangchuk calls for ‘give and take’ solution
Released activist Sonam Wangchuk urged the Union government for "win-win" talks with Ladakhi leaders, emphasizing a "give and take" approach. He vowed to continue his struggle if necessary, highlighting his fight for Ladakh's culture and environment. Wangchuk expressed hope for justice regarding the September 24 firing and the release of arrested individuals.
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Iran war not to end soon? Treasury's Bessent says US has 'plenty of money to fund this war'
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Koneru Humpy withdraws from Women’s Candidates, cites safety concerns
Top Indian Grandmaster Koneru Humpy has withdrawn from the FIDE Women's Candidates Tournament, prioritizing her personal safety and well-being. Citing security concerns despite assurances, Humpy's decision opens a spot for Anna Muzychuk. While India retains representation with R Vaishali and Divya Deshmukh, Humpy's withdrawal raises questions about potential FIDE penalties and impacts Indian chess.
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IPL 2026: CSK induct Suresh Raina, Matthew Hayden into first-ever Hall of Fame
Chennai Super Kings inducted Suresh Raina and Matthew Hayden into their inaugural Hall of Fame at the "Roar’26" fan event. Raina, 'Chinna Thala', was instrumental in four title wins and remains CSK's leading run-scorer. Hayden contributed to the 2010 IPL victory and was the first CSK player to win the Orange Cap.
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The 50 Winner: Shiv Thakare lifts the trophy; takes home Rs 50 lakh for a lucky fan
Shiv Thakare has clinched the inaugural season of 'The 50', triumphing over formidable competitors like Mr Faisu and Rajat Dalal. His victory, marked by a Rs 50 lakh prize for a fan, underscores his enduring popularity.
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Pathan explains ‘identification of talent’ as reason why DC, PBKS haven’t won IPL yet
Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan believes Delhi Capitals' past struggles with talent identification, citing instances like letting go of AB de Villiers and Andre Russell, contributed to their title drought. In contrast, Punjab Kings' recent progress, marked by strong leadership, strategic auction buys like Shreyas Iyer, and improved squad depth, has propelled them towards success, reaching the IPL final.
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'Pop a pill and carry on': The workplace silence on India's menstrual leave debate
Millions of women navigate monthly hormonal cycles impacting energy and resilience, yet modern workplaces expect consistent performance. The debate around mandatory menstrual leave in India highlights concerns about potential hiring bias versus the need for biological accommodation. Experts and individuals offer varied perspectives.
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Will Trump's 48-hour ultimatum to Iran leave him red-faced again?
As a 48-hour deadline looms, Iran has retaliated against President Trump's threat to "obliterate" its power plants. Tehran warns that energy facilities in countries hosting US bases are now "lawful targets." The escalating conflict, now in its fourth week, has already seen cross-border attacks and rising casualties, with oil prices surging.
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Candace Owens speaks out after Joe Rogan call as video resurfaces
Candace Owens supported Joe Rogan after his comments about Erika Kirk resurfaced online. She said Rogan speaks what people already think, which is why he stays popular. The issue started from an old video where Kirk discussed serious topics. Now, the debate has shifted to free speech, public opinion, and whether such comments go too far.
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Iran's missile map decoded: Who falls within its expanding strike range
Iran's extensive missile program, ranging from short-range tactical systems to long-range weapons covering much of the Middle East, serves as a core element of its deterrence and retaliation strategy. With capabilities reaching up to 2,500km, Tehran can target regional adversaries and US bases, projecting power and ensuring a retaliatory capacity.
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Jannik Sinner faces drama in Miami Open win after fan disruption
Jannik Sinner won his Miami Open 2026 second-round match but faced an unexpected moment when a loud fan disrupted play. Damir Dzumhur complained, and the umpire called security to handle the situation. After the match, Sinner apologized for the incident. He also matched Novak Djokovic’s record of 24 straight Masters 1000 sets and now moves to the third round.
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‘We will help fulfil Chaudhary Charan Singh’s dream’: KC Tyagi after joining RLD
Senior JD(U) leader KC Tyagi has joined the Rashtriya Lok Dal, aiming to uphold Chaudhary Charan Singh's legacy. Tyagi, whose political roots are in western Uttar Pradesh, stated his move signifies continuity, not change, emphasizing the ideological closeness between JD(U) and RLD. He clarified his departure wasn't driven by personal friction or Rajya Sabha ambitions.
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Watch: Iran claims it struck 'enemy' F-15 fighter jet intercepted near Hormuz Island
Iran's air defense claims to have intercepted and struck an enemy F-15 fighter jet near Hormuz Island, firing ground-to-air missiles. This incident follows a recent report of a US F-35 stealth fighter being damaged over Iran and missile launches towards Diego Garcia, escalating regional military tensions.
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