Deesha Manwani

Trump’s memo referred to the protests as a “form of rebellion.” By invoking the same clause Lyndon B. Johnson once used in 1965 to protect civil rights protesters in Alabama, Trump flipped the script: this time, troops weren’t defending dissent—they were suppressing it.

Landour’s forests, silence and slow rhythm gave it a timeless allure. Today, selfie-seekers, blaring SUVs and weekend chaos threaten to drown all of that.

A deadly stampede outside Bengaluru's M Chinnaswamy Stadium during Royal Challengers Bengaluru's IPL victory celebrations claimed 11 lives and injured 75. Heart-wrenching stories emerge, including a father's inconsolable grief at his son's grave.

Congress leader Pawan Khera has strongly criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi, suggesting his tenure is nearing its end and highlighting perceived failures in governance and international relations. Khera pointed to Pakistan's continued diplomatic and military gains, despite recent terror attacks, citing Chinese arms deals, investments from Azerbaijan, and financial support from the World Bank and IMF.

Fourteen years after India's 2011 World Cup victory, Virat Kohli remains the sole active player from that iconic squad, following Piyush Chawla's recent retirement. The departure of Chawla marks the end of an era, with legends like Dhoni, Tendulkar, and Yuvraj having already retired. Kohli's enduring presence symbolises the passage of time and the legacy of India's cherished triumph.

Kohli didn’t leave because he stopped loving the game. He left because the game stopped understanding the kind of love he gave it.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella advises aspiring tech professionals to prioritize computational thinking fundamentals, even with AI's growing influence. He emphasizes the importance of logically breaking down problems and designing systematic solutions. Nadella also revealed that AI now contributes significantly to Microsoft's code, writing up to 30% of it.

Bikaner police have arrested Shribhagwan, a 50-year-old man, for allegedly raping two minor sisters, aged 7 and 9. Investigations revealed a disturbing past, as Shribhagwan was previously convicted of murdering five family members during a 1993 robbery. Released in 2013, he lured the girls with promises before the assault, threatening them afterward.