Arvind upadhyay

Supreme Court seeks Ram mandir fund probe status report in a week | India News

NEW DELHI: Virtually taking over supervision of the ongoing investigations into Ayodhya Ram mandir donation embezzlement controversy, Supreme Court on Monday asked the UP govt-constituted Special Investigation Team to submit its probe status report within a week.A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana entertained four PILs which have…

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‘What happened to Rachael Ray?’ : Celebrity chef’s appearance in new cooking video leaves fans worried, many say they barely recognized her | English Movie News

‘What happened to Rachael Ray?’: Celebrity chef’s appearance in new cooking video leaves fans worried, many say they barely recognized her Rachael Ray has once again found herself at the center of online conversation after sharing a new cooking video that left many fans concerned about her appearance.The 57-year-old celebrity chef recently posted a clip…

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United States Military Strikes On Iran: US launches third straight night of strikes on Iran as Strait of Hormuz tensions escalate

File photo: An explosion at Bandar Abbas Naval Base, Iran, as three Corsair unmanned surface vessels fired by the US military, hit the port The United States launched a third consecutive night of strikes against Iran on early Tuesday (local time Monday), targeting Iranian military assets as tensions continued to rise over control of the…

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Quote of the day by former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe: “My opinion is that politicians should be humble in the face of history. And whenever history is a matter of debate, it…” – a thoughtful reflection reminds us that history deserves humility, evidence and careful scholarship, not political convenience | World News

Politicians are usually the ones telling a country what its own history means. Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, argued that this was not really their job to begin with. “My opinion is that politicians should be humble in the face of history,” he said. “And whenever history is a matter of debate, it should…

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Anti-graft bills not aimed at undercutting non-BJP governments, says ministry of home affairs | India News

The legislative majority of the party in office — as well as the democratic mandate — remains unaffected by the bills, MHA said NEW DELHI: The home ministry has rejected the opposition’s charge that its anti-corruption bills undermine federalism and are aimed at destabilising state govts run by BJP’s rivals, asserting that the provisions seek…

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Clavicular: Clavicular claims Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s advisers suggested a gym livestream to reach younger voters

Looksmaxxing streamer Clavicular has claimed that advisers to Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked him to help improve the leader’s image among younger people. During a recent livestream, Clavicular said the advisers suggested doing a gym livestream with Netanyahu because they believed many young people see him as “old and out of shape.” However, there…

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Citing former PM Manmohan Singh, BJP says Congress has habit of discrediting Election Commission | India News

NEW DELHI: BJP cited ex-PM Manmohan Singh‘s anguished remarks that he would “commit suicide” after then chief election commissioner S Y Quraishi conveyed the poll watchdog’s pain at loose comments of his ministers as proof of Congress‘s habit of attacking the institution, as it alleged that the party’s playbook had remained unchanged even in opposition.“When…

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Alaska: Scientists find that humans and dogs have such a friendly relationship because early ancestors fed salmon to canines 12,000 years ago

Humans Fed Salmon to Canines 12,000 Years Ago, Study Suggests, Hinting at the Origin of Our Relationship With Dogs Early humans in Alaska were sharing their salmon catches with ancient canines 12,000 years ago. This shows that close relationships between humans and dog ancestors developed 2,000 years earlier than anyone previously thought in the Americas.The…

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Comprehensive Sex Education: ‘Comprehensive sex education’ coming soon to schools, government tells Supreme Court | India News

The government told the Supreme Court it is agreeable to introduce “comprehensive sex education” in schools/colleges NEW DELHI: The long-standing taboo around sex education is finally set to end in India, with the subject poised to become a formal part of school curriculum.The government on Monday told the Supreme Court it is agreeable to introduce…

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