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US intelligence debunks Russia’s claim of Ukrainian drone attack on Putin’s residence: Report

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US intelligence debunks Russia’s claim of Ukrainian drone attack on Putin’s residence: Report

US President Trump also seemed to downplay Russia’s claim by posting a link on Truth Social to a New York Post editorial that questioned whether the strike had actually taken place. Washington: US security officials have dismissed Russia's claim that Ukraine launched drone strikes on Vladimir Putin’s residence in an attempt to assassinate the Russian leader. The conclusion draws on an evaluation by the Central Intelligence Agency, which determined that there was no conclusive evidence of an attempted attack on Putin, ANI reported citing The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). However, the intelligence agency of the United States has declined to…

Are stock markets open today on New Year 2026? Check list of BSE, NSE holidays this year

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Jan

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Business

Are stock markets open today on New Year 2026? Check list of BSE, NSE holidays this year

BSE, NSE holidays 2026: According to the list of holidays available on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), there will be 15 stock market holidays in 2026. Mumbai: Most stock markets around the world - China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, France, Germany, the UAE, the UK and the US - remain closed on January 1, 2026, to mark the New Year. Stock markets in China and Japan will remain closed on January 2, 2026, and they will observe an extended New Year break. Amid this, investors in India are uncertain about the trading status of the bourses today. As there is…

Australia announce 15-member squad for T20 World Cup 2026, 3 injured players selected

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Jan

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Sports

Australia announce 15-member squad for T20 World Cup 2026, 3 injured players selected

Australia have announced their squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup that will be played from February 7 to March 8 in India and Sri Lanka. Pat Cummins, Hazlewood and Tim David have all been selected despite being injured and subject to fitness clearance in time for the mega event. New Delhi: Australia have announced their 15-member squad for the T20 World Cup 2026 that will be played in India and Sri Lanka from February 7 to March 8. Mitchell Marsh will lead the 2021 champions, even as three injured players - Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Tim David -…

Donald Trump ends National Guard deployment in Chicago, Los Angeles and Portland: ‘We will come back…’

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Jan

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World

Donald Trump ends National Guard deployment in Chicago, Los Angeles and Portland: ‘We will come back…’

The Trump administration had started deploying National Guard in several cities from June last year, citing crime and the 'inability' of local law enforcement bodies in maintaining law and order. Washington: The National Guard will be withdrawn from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland, US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday (local time). Announcing his decision on Truth Social, the 79-year-old Republican leader said the presence of the National Guard have helped in significantly reducing crime in the above-mentioned cities, adding that they would have been 'gone' had the Federal government not intervened. However, the US president said that the National…

Missed out on a lot of work, says Chitrangda Singh

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Jan

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Entertainment

Missed out on a lot of work, says Chitrangda Singh

While looking back at missed opportunities early in her career that led to some introspection and the determination to make better choices, actress Chitrangda Singh says, “You live and learn.” Singh made her acting debut in 2005 with Sudhir Mishra's political drama “Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi” and grabbed attention with her commanding presence in the movie, also starring Shiney Ahuja and Kay Kay Menon. Singh said she was offered a slew of interesting films like “Gangster”, “Tanu Weds Manu”, and “Mangal Pandey”, but she didn’t take them up for various reasons. "I've missed out on a lot of work and that…

Winter headaches causes, symptoms and home remedies to ease cold-triggered pain |

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Jan

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Lifestyle

Winter headaches causes, symptoms and home remedies to ease cold-triggered pain |

Winter headaches show up more often when the temperature drops and the air turns sharp enough to sting the cheeks. Cold days tighten blood vessels before anyone even notices, and long heating indoors pulls moisture out of the air until breathing feels dry and scratchy. Many people wonder why headaches feel heavier once coats and scarves come out, but winter quietly stacks small triggers together. Chilly winds catch the forehead, running into a warm room straight after the cold, or that sudden pressure behind the eyes when dry air hits the sinuses; each thing nudges the head little by little.A…

BJP is likely to summon state party presidents to Delhi after January 15 for the election of its next national president, with the process expected to conclude between January 18 and January 20.

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BJP is likely to summon state party presidents to Delhi after January 15 for the election of its next national president, with the process expected to conclude between January 18 and January 20.

The Bharatiya Janata Party is set to elect Nitin Nabin as its new national president on January 20. In what can be seen as marking a generational shift with the 45-year-old becoming the youngest leader to hold the post, Nabin will become the youngest leader to take responsibility as national president of the party. As per the sources, BJP is likely to summon state party presidents to Delhi after January 15 for the election of its next national president, with the process expected to conclude between January 18 and January 20. Nitin Nabin’s tenure as BJP national president is expected…

US imposes more sanctions on Venezuelan oil firms as tensions rise

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Jan

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US imposes more sanctions on Venezuelan oil firms as tensions rise

President Donald Trump has accused Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's regime of being a 'nacro-terrorist' government that is trying to destabilise the US. Washington: The United States (US) has decided to impose sanctions on Venezuela with an aim to isolate its oil sector, said the Trump administration in a release on Wednesday (local time). In an official release, it said the sanctions are aimed at four companies and their oil tankers, which are accused on transporting the Venezuelan oil. "President Trump has been clear: We will not allow the illegitimate Maduro regime to profit from exporting oil while it floods the…

What are the most famous art and history museums to visit in Chennai for culture enthusiasts?

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Nov

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Media StoryChannei, Museums

What are the most famous art and history museums to visit in Chennai for culture enthusiasts?

Chennai, the cultural capital of South India, is a city where a rich heritage entwined with modern art exists, and is proud of its traditions in classical music, Bharatanatyam dance and temples of Dravidian architecture. Chennai boasts several museums of art and history that primarily feature profound expressions about the city’s past - spanning the glories of ancient kingdoms to the artistic stylistic of contemporary Indian artists. For the culturally inclined, it’s akin to a travel back in time through various galleries and sculpture parks that tell the story of the transition of Tamil Nadu. Let’s travel through the popular…

What are the most famous Sun temples in Rajasthan that mirror engineering precision similar to South Indian craftsmanship ?

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Media StoryRajasthan, South Indian, Temple

What are the most famous Sun temples in Rajasthan that mirror engineering precision similar to South Indian craftsmanship ?

Rajasthan is known for its royal palaces and golden deserts, and is famous for its Rajput architecture and imposing forts. But buried in its vast space are temples devoted to Surya (the Sun God) that express fervent devotion and creative genius comparable to the Sun temples of South India. While South India is associated with fame and monumental Dravidian temples, such as Konark (Odisha), Modhera (Gujarat), or Suryanar Kovil (Tamilnadu) that are engineering feats, Rajasthan's Sun temples have enticing combinations of Rajput, Nagara and Dravidian influences. Their stunning patterns of intricate carvings, scientific alignments, and precision of architectural engineering suggest…