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Trump warns of action against Lisa Cook after Supreme Court blocks bid to fire Federal Reserve Governor | World

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Trump warns of action against Lisa Cook after Supreme Court blocks bid to fire Federal Reserve Governor | World

Washington: Following Supreme Court backing his powers to fire members of independent government agencies, US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he will take action against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, saying his administration is committed to ensure that such people are not involved in decision making in the United States. "The Cook Lawsuit, having to do with her suitability in sitting on the Board of the Federal Reserve, was sent back by the Supreme Court on a strictly procedural basis, he said on Truth Social, "we will take appropriate action immediately to make sure that someone who has…

BRA vs JAP FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE: Fierce clash awaits as both sides hope to book RO16 ticket | Football

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BRA vs JAP FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE: Fierce clash awaits as both sides hope to book RO16 ticket | Football

Houston: The stage is set for one of the most exciting clashes in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026. Five-time champions Brazil will be taking on Japan in a bid to reach the round of 16 of the tournament. It is worth noting that Brazil finished in first place in the standings with two wins and one draw in three matches. Despite some shaky performances, the side pulled through and would hope for more of the same as they take on Japan. As for Japan, the side finished in second place in the standings. With the Netherlands and Sweden in…

‘I feel incredibly lucky’: Ben Stokes opens up after playing the final international game of his career | Cricket

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‘I feel incredibly lucky’: Ben Stokes opens up after playing the final international game of his career | Cricket

New Delhi: An era has come to an end for English cricket as veteran all-rounder Ben Stokes played the final international game of his career. It is worth noting that Stokes announced his retirement from international cricket mid-game, leaving the cricket fraternity shocked. After missing out on the second Test of the series, Stokes made a return to the playing XI for the third Test and was unfortunately unable to help his side to a win. After the game, Stokes took centre stage and gave his take on his illustrious career. “I feel lucky that I've seen what Joe Root's…

Centre to lift restrictions on sale, distribution on petrol, diesel from July 1 | Business

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Centre to lift restrictions on sale, distribution on petrol, diesel from July 1 | Business

New Delhi: The central government said on Monday that it has decided to lift restrictions on sale and distribution of petrol and diesel from July 1. The development comes days after the United States (US) and Iran signed a framework to end the over three-month-long conflict that disrupted global supply chains. In a notification issued this evening, the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas said the decision to lift the temporary regulatory measures governing the sale and distribution of Motor Spirit (MS) and High Speed Diesel (HSD) was taken following a review meeting of the supply situation of petroleum products…

Thota Vaikuntam: A grocery shop owner’s son from a village who became one of India’s most celebrated artists; his paintings are hung from National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi to Peabody Essex Museum in Massachusetts

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Thota Vaikuntam: A grocery shop owner’s son from a village who became one of India’s most celebrated artists; his paintings are hung from National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi to Peabody Essex Museum in Massachusetts

From a humble grocery shop in a Telangana village, Thota Vaikuntam's artistic journey blossomed. Despite early doubts, his dedication led him to international acclaim. Inspired by his mother and the women of his village, his distinctive paintings, featuring dusky-toned figures adorned with traditional elements, now grace museums worldwide. His unwavering commitment to his craft continues even in his eighties. Art has the most beautiful way of finding its people. Not always in galleries or art schools, but sometimes in the middle of a paddy field, at the edge of a village stage, or in the silent determination of a mother…

Deepika’s Kannada debut paved the way for Om Shanti Om

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Deepika’s Kannada debut paved the way for Om Shanti Om

Long before Deepika Padukone established herself as one of India's biggest film stars and highest-paid actresses, her journey began on the badminton court. Filmmaker Indrajit Lankesh, who introduced Deepika to the silver screen with the 2006 Kannada film "Aishwarya", recently looked back on her early years, recalling how a disciplined state-level badminton player transformed into a supermodel before making a successful transition to cinema. He also revealed how the film's success eventually caught the attention of Shah Rukh Khan. Lankesh reflected on Deepika's remarkable rise from sport to stardom and expressed pride in everything she has achieved over the years.…

WTC updated points table after New Zealand secure historic Test series victory against England | Cricket

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WTC updated points table after New Zealand secure historic Test series victory against England | Cricket

Nottingham: New Zealand registered a historic win against England in the third and final Test of the series. After winning the second and third Test of the series, the Black Caps managed to make the best of their performance and dominated the hosts to win the third Test, clinching the series. The clash began with New Zealand coming in to bat first, and thanks to a marvellous opening stand of Tom Latham and Devon Conway, who scored 151 and 157 runs, respectively, New Zealand managed to post a total of 438 runs in the first innings of the game. England…

WB to defer tabling of UCC bill; Panel to be formed

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WB to defer tabling of UCC bill; Panel to be formed

The proposed Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, which was scheduled to be tabled in the West Bengal Legislative Assembly on Monday, is unlikely to be introduced immediately, according to last-minute developments. Sources indicate that the state government is not keen on rushing the process and may instead adopt a more consultative approach. Reports suggest that the government plans to constitute a committee to draft the framework of the proposed legislation. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari is expected to formally announce the panel, which will likely be chaired by retired Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai. The committee is also expected to include…

Defence stock surges 7% as company fixes date to consider issue of equity shares, check details | Markets

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Defence stock surges 7% as company fixes date to consider issue of equity shares, check details | Markets

Mumbai: Shares of Apollo Micro Systems Ltd (AMSL), which offers technology-based solutions in sectors such as infrastructure, transportation, aerospace, and defence, are in focus after the company announced that a meeting of its board of directors is scheduled for July 6, 2026. According to the exchange filing, the board will meet to consider the issue of equity shares or convertible securities on a preferential basis. Amid this, the stock started the trading session in the green, even as benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty opened lower amid renewed hostilities between the US and Iran. The 30-share BSE Sensex declined 63.65 points…

5 Indian-born cricketers who have played in other countries feat. Jai Moondra and Saurabh Netravalkar | Cricket

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5 Indian-born cricketers who have played in other countries feat. Jai Moondra and Saurabh Netravalkar | Cricket

New Delhi: As India lost the T20I series to Ireland in a major upset on Sunday, a name took over the headlines by storm: Jai Moondra, an Indian-origin left-arm fast-medium bowler. Moondra made his international debut for Ireland during the 1st T20I against India in Belfast, as the two teams began a new era in the format. The Men in Blue were clear favourites to win the series, as they had completely dominated the format in the past three years, including two T20 World Cup wins. Yet, the Irish pacer had different plans. On his debut in the 1st T20I,…