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‘PM Modi a good friend of mine’: What Donald Trump said on trade deal with India | World

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‘PM Modi a good friend of mine’: What Donald Trump said on trade deal with India | World

Washington: Describing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a "good friend" once again, President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the United States (US) and India are expected to finalise the trade deal between them "soon". His remarks come a day after a US delegation concluded its four-day India visit aimed at finalising the interim agreement. Though Trump - who was speaking to reporters in his regular press briefings at the Oval Office of the White House - claimed that New Delhi has taken "advantage" of Washington's policies, charging "tremendous tariffs". But the exact reverse is happening now and the US…

Shania Twain biopic in the works, singer to produce film

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Shania Twain biopic in the works, singer to produce film

A biographical film based on the life and career of global music icon Shania Twain is reportedly in development. Titled ‘Shania’, the project will chronicle the singer’s remarkable journey from her humble beginnings in Canada to becoming one of the most successful and influential artists in country music history. The film will be written and directed by Leah M. McKendrick. Twain is also set to be involved behind the scenes as a producer alongside Amie Karp. McKendrick, known for directing Scrambled and the upcoming Netflix romantic comedy Voicemails for Isabelle, expressed her enthusiasm for the project in a heartfelt…

New Zealand wilt under England assault on Day 1 of Lord’s Test; Jamieson, Robinson dominate proceedings | Cricket

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New Zealand wilt under England assault on Day 1 of Lord’s Test; Jamieson, Robinson dominate proceedings | Cricket

London: England faced the wrath of New Zealand bowlers in the first innings. They were bundled for 140 runs in the first innings, resulting in the experts calling out the home team once again, especially as the result followed an embarrassing 4-1 defeat to Australia in the winter. After which, Brendon McCullum’s job was under the scanner, but the ECB management backed him for the role. Rob Key and McCullum then held multiple meetings to decide the future of the team and during which they considered finding a new approach as Bazball wasn’t working any longer. For the same reason,…

No handshake, no photo: What happened in Roland Garros semis between Mirra Andreeva and Marta Kostyuk? | Tennis

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Jun

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No handshake, no photo: What happened in Roland Garros semis between Mirra Andreeva and Marta Kostyuk? | Tennis

Paris: Mirra Andreeva booked a place in her first Grand Slam final on Thursday after defeating Marta Kostyuk 6-1, 6-3 in the French Open semifinals at Court Philippe-Chatrier in Paris. The 19-year-old Russian completed the victory in straight sets and sealed the contest on her first match point while serving for the match. The win sends her into the biggest final of her career and ends Kostyuk's impressive clay-court run this season. "I am happy that I am in my first-ever Grand Slam final. All of these feelings combined, it is amazing. I just told myself no matter what happens,…

India, Russia will reach 0 billion in bilateral trade soon: Why Putin considers India as reliable partner? | World

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Jun

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India, Russia will reach $100 billion in bilateral trade soon: Why Putin considers India as reliable partner? | World

Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday said he considers India as a reliable partner and expressed confidence that both the countries will reach $100 billion in bilateral trade in the coming years. “India is among world's major economies and is currently demonstrating an impressive rate of economic growth,” he said. "We hope that in the upcoming years we will reach 100 billion US dollars in mutual trade. It's about 58 or 60 billion US dollars, but we have all the foundations to work more actively and to reach more ambitious goals. We are not only talking about our plans…

England batters show no signs of improvement after Ashes embarrassment as Jamieson crushes hosts at Lord’s | Cricket

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Jun

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England batters show no signs of improvement after Ashes embarrassment as Jamieson crushes hosts at Lord’s | Cricket

London: England were humiliated in the Ashes 2025-26, as the Ben Stokes-led side suffered a 4-1 embarrassment. Since then, the Three Lions planned to play a modified version of Bazball, but in the first Test against New Zealand, the batting unit flopped again, resulting in another disappointing performance. At Lord’s, England endured a difficult opening day as early movement and disciplined seam bowling left the hosts struggling at 118 for 8 by the third session. Harry Brook saved the day for the longest period, scoring 56 runs, before Nathan Smith dismissed him in the 32nd over of the day. Meanwhile,…

Malcolm X Quote: Quote of the day for kids by Malcolm X: “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to…”

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Jun

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Malcolm X Quote: Quote of the day for kids by Malcolm X: “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to…”

Malcolm X was one of the most influential civil rights leaders of the twentieth century. Born in 1925 in the United States, he dedicated his life to advocating for equality, justice and empowerment for African Americans. Despite facing many hardships during his early years, Malcolm X transformed himself through learning and self-education. His journey showed that knowledge has the power to change lives and open doors to new opportunities. Even today, his speeches and writings continue to inspire people around the world to value education, self-improvement and determination. The quote, “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs…

NIA raids ex-TMC MLA’s residence; son detained for questioning

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Jun

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NIA raids ex-TMC MLA’s residence; son detained for questioning

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday conducted a raid at the residence of Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader and former MLA Shoukat Mollah in the Jibantala area of South 24 Parganas. These raids were carried out in connection with investigations into post-poll violence and a pre-election explosion case. A special team of the central agency, accompanied by paramilitary forces and local police, cordoned off the area early in the morning before launching the search operation. However, Mollah was not found at his residence during the raid. According to sources, in the absence of the TMC MLA, NIA officials…

BCCI finalises Suryakumar Yadav’s replacement as India T20I captain, Sooryavanshi set for maiden call-up | Cricket

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Jun

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BCCI finalises Suryakumar Yadav’s replacement as India T20I captain, Sooryavanshi set for maiden call-up | Cricket

New Delhi: Shreyas Iyer is set to replace Suryakumar Yadav as India's T20I captain for the upcoming tours of Ireland and England. The move is part of India's long-term planning for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and the next T20 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Suryakumar, who led India to the T20 World Cup title in March, is likely to be left out of the squad altogether. Notably, his position came under scrutiny after scoring 242 runs in nine innings at the T20 World Cup and enduring a disappointing IPL season in which he managed 270 runs from…

Shaun Tait quits as Bangladesh pace bowling coach, reveals reason | Cricket

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Jun

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Shaun Tait quits as Bangladesh pace bowling coach, reveals reason | Cricket

New Delhi: Shaun Tait has stepped down as Bangladesh's fast bowling coach with immediate effect. He joined the Bangladesh squad in May last year. On Thursday, June 4, the former Australia pacer announced his decision to step away, citing a desire to spend more time with his young family after serving the Bangladesh team for the first 12 months. "My 12 months with the BCB and the Bangladesh national team was fulfilling. I want to thank the BCB. I really enjoyed working with the players. I have a great relationship with the fast bowling group. They were good to work…