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Trump orders US military to reduce drills with South Korea, says they send โ€˜hostile’ signal
17
Aug
By The Press Editor
World

Trump orders US military to reduce drills with South Korea, says they send โ€˜hostile’ signal

Washington: US President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to substantially reduce planned joint military exercises with South Korea, just as the annual drills were set to begin. Trump linked the decision to his relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and also criticised South Korea for declining to support US efforts to denuclearise Iran. The announcement came on Sunday, August 16, ahead of the 11-day Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises, which were scheduled to begin on August 17. Around 18,000 South Korean troops were expected to participate in the drills, which are designed to strengthen the allies' readiness against…
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Why some people enter your life only to leave: 5 spiritual reasons
16
Aug
By The Press Editor
Lifestyle

Why some people enter your life only to leave: 5 spiritual reasons

Why some people enter your life only to leave: 5 spiritual reasons Some people arrive in our lives so naturally that we never stop to question why. A new friend, a first love, a colleague who unexpectedly becomes important, or even someone we meet for a short but unforgettable period.Then one day, things change. People move away, relationships end, conversations stop, and someone who once felt like such a big part of your life becomes a memory.The hardest part is often not the goodbye itself. It is wondering what the connection was supposed to mean.From a spiritual perspective, not every…
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Lok Sabha MP from Srinagar Syed Aga Ruhullah has strongly criticized Centre’s policy at handling statehood issue for J&K and pointed fingers at BJP-RSS for pursuing ‘agenda based political project’ for the same.
16
Aug
By The Press Editor
Politics

Lok Sabha MP from Srinagar Syed Aga Ruhullah has strongly criticized Centre’s policy at handling statehood issue for J&K and pointed fingers at BJP-RSS for pursuing ‘agenda based political project’ for the same.

Srinagar MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi has accused the RSS and BJP of pursuing a political project that, he alleged, seeks to keep Muslims โ€œdisenfranchisedโ€ and Kashmiris politically marginalised. ย  Speaking in an interview, Ruhullah said the issue was not limited to electoral politics but concerned the broader question of political representation and the rights of people in Jammu and Kashmir. Pertinently, Mehdi believes that fighting for mere statehood is insufficient and risks normalising the post-2019 constitutional changes. He maintains that the primary political struggle in Jammu and Kashmir must uncompromisingly focus on the restoration of Article 370 rather than…
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16
Aug
By The Press Editor
Entertainment

Samantha Ruth Prabhu to lead โ€˜Celebrity MasterChef Tamilโ€™

Actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu is all set to headline popular cooking reality show 'Celebrity MasterChef Tamil'. ย  As announced by Sony Pictures Networks India on Saturday, the show will be available to all Tamil audiences across Sony VIZHA and Sony LIV. ย  'Celebrity MasterChef Tamil' will see some of Tamil entertainment's most recognisable faces step away from the sets and into the kitchen, as they take on demanding culinary challenges, unexpected twists and the pressure of creating dishes that win both the challenge and the audience, the makers said, as per a press release. ย  A promo for the show…
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Iran offers USD 30,000 for killing or capturing US soldiers, double for women
16
Aug
By The Press Editor
World

Iran offers USD 30,000 for killing or capturing US soldiers, double for women

Tehran: Iran's military on Sunday (August 16) announced a bounty equivalent to USD 30,000 for killing or capturing US soldiers, with the reward doubling if the act is carried out by a woman, amid continued tensions between Tehran and Washington.ย Army Chief Amir Hatami said the plan was drawn up following a 'large number of requests' from people seeking to participate, according to an AFP report citing Iran's state-run IRNA news agency. Seventeen US military personnel have been killed since the start of the conflict, with the latest deaths reported in July. All of the US personnel killed have died outside…
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Bangladesh says India should create ‘conducive environment’ for PM Rahman’s visit, why is Dhaka worried?
16
Aug
By The Press Editor
World

Bangladesh says India should create ‘conducive environment’ for PM Rahman’s visit, why is Dhaka worried?

Dhaka: Ahead of his likely visit to India, Bangladesh on Sunday said it wants New Delhi needs to create a "conducive environment" for Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's possible visit, local media reported. The statement from Dhaka came amid uncertainties over Tariq Rahman's visit to New Delhi for the BRICS summit on September 12-13. It should be noted that Rahman met Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi last week, and sought former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's extradition to Bangladesh. But there was no clarity on whether he would visit New Delhi. ย Appropriate environment needs to be created for Rehman's visit: Bangladesh Bangladesh's…
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Govt sets LPG production targets for refiners amid Middle East conflict, Reliance gets largest quota
16
Aug
By The Press Editor
Business

Govt sets LPG production targets for refiners amid Middle East conflict, Reliance gets largest quota

New Delhi: The government, for the first time, has set maximum cooking gas LPG production targets for individual public- and private-sector refineries and upstream companies as it seeks to create a domestic supply buffer after the West Asia conflict highlighted India's vulnerability to disruptions in imported cooking gas. In an order issued on August 13, the Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry specified maximum LPG production levels for 21 refineries and upstream companies. Their combined production capacity has been set at 63,810 tonnes per day, more than twice India's domestic LPG output in the financial year ended March 31, 2026, and…
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16
Aug
By The Press Editor
Entertainment

โ€˜Lock Uppโ€™ winner Shreya Kalra hits back at โ€˜undeservingโ€™ claims

The winner of 'Lock Upp: Sach ya Sazaa', Shreya Kalra, has finally responded to viewers who questioned her victory and called the reality show "scripted" and "biased". During a recent Ask Me Anything session on Instagram, Shreya was asked by a fan whether she felt she deserved to win the show. The contestant directly questioned the backlash and pointed to the twists and changes that took place during the season. ย  The fan asked, "People are saying you didn't deserve it. It was biased." ย  Responding to the question, Shreya asked why similar questions were not raised when other contestants…
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A mother taught her 3-year-old to dial the police helpline in a fun game; it turned out to save her life when she actually collapsed
16
Aug
By The Press Editor
Lifestyle

A mother taught her 3-year-old to dial the police helpline in a fun game; it turned out to save her life when she actually collapsed

Photo: South Yorkshire Police/ BBC Most of us think of toddlers as the ones who need looking after and to be taken care of, and not the ones who come to the rescue. But sometimes even small children do something so surprising and quick-witted that it seems extraordinary.One such incident happened when a three-year-old remembered exactly what he'd been taught and acted on it without hesitation, in a moment of real danger.A 3-year-old James called the police helpline after his mother collapsedA video doing rounds on social media shows the recording between the police and the little baby, who dialed…
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Law will decide: Shivakumar over NICE project controversy
16
Aug
By The Press Editor
Politics, States

Law will decide: Shivakumar over NICE project controversy

Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Sunday said the State government would "do whatever is required as per the law" on Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy's letter seeking a takeover of the Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprises (NICE) project and an immediate halt to toll collection. ย  "We will do whatever is required as per the law. I have just come to know that he has written a letter. I will look into the letter," Shivakumar told reporters while responding to a question on Kumaraswamy's demand. Kumaraswamy, who is also the Karnataka Pradesh Janata Dal (Secular) president, wrote to Shivakumar on August…
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