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The emergency marriage summit Mike Vrabel called after the Dianna Russini scandal — every detail revealedThe controversy involving Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini escalated after intimate photos surfaced, sparking widespread speculation. As publ...- Jeannie Seely, country icon and Opry staple, dies at 85; a look at her career, fortune, and family lifeCountry music legend Jeannie Seely, known for her Grammy-winning hit "Don't Touch Me" and trailblazing presence at the Grand Ole Opry, pass...
- ‘Canada won't be for sale’: Carney-Trump showdown at the White HouseMark Carney met Donald Trump in Washington. Carney stood firm that Canada's sovereignty is non-negotiable. Trump wants a closer US-Canada r...
- As Prince Harry-Meghan Markle divorce rumours spread, a big update on 'professional split'Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are battling divorce rumours. Ex-royals Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are reportedly really leading separat...
- Prince Harry says he 'apparently divorced 12 times' with Meghan Markle amid 'professional split'Are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle headed for a divorce? Reports suggest that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are following professional spl...
- Bharat’s coming of age in a world of conflict: 12 headlines that defined 20232023 turned out to be a pivotal year for India, despite global concerns of recession due to slowing demand and geopolitical tensions betwee...
- 'Wed in India': PM Modi's call to the rich to hold destination weddings in countryModi had given a similar call during his last Mann Ki Baat programme to affluent business families to hold destination weddings in the coun...
- Narendra Modi’s latest sojourn to America intends to make the India-US embrace long-termIndia is in a geopolitical sweet spot. A year ago, it was in the crosshairs of global opprobrium for refusing to condemn Russia's invasion ...
- Look forward to in 2022: Polls in 7 states, redone Rajpath, balancing at home & abroadThe imponderables that could change all plans is the looming threat of another Covid-19 wave and growing belligerence of China, which could...
- View: To be more than a satrap, Yogi Adityanath needs to be more originalAs an MP since 1998, Yogi Adityanath displayed recurring interest chiefly on ‘Hindu affairs’ in parliamentary debates and questions. Outsid...
- Larry King, broadcasting giant for half-century, dies at 87King died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, Ora Media, the studio and network he co-founded, tweeted. No cause of death was gi...
- Sushma Swaraj: The uncompromising leaderWhether one agreed with Swaraj or not, she stuck to her guns and refused to be bullied by critics.
- Chinese nationals employed in CPEC accused of trafficking Pakistani womenChinese traffickers are running centres across key Pakistani cities to trap women from economically backward families under the pretext of ...
- View: Relax, India. There’s a bigger China bet than PakistanEven though China has pledged the largest sum to Pakistan, another country has quietly raced ahead of the pack in securing Chinese money.
- Use of modern contraceptive methods: Government eyes 48 million new users"We plan to mostly focus on states like UP, Bihar, MP, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh as the population growth is high," Kumar said.
- E-tailing to log in robust growth, become $56 bn mkt by 2023Apart from urban and semi-urban centres, demand will also come from emerging towns where primary source of livelihood has moved from agricu...
- Euro zone worries has pushed commodity prices downThe rupee's 1.3% fall cushioned the dip in gold and oil which India imports because a weaker rupee makes imports costlier.
- Global landmarks go dark for Earth Hour campaignMajor landmarks plunged into darkness on Saturday as a symbolic energy-saving exercise unfolded across the globe, calling for action on cli...
- Split over US nuclear deal may trigger early Indian pollsIndia looks headed for early elections due to a worsening split between the ruling Congress party and its left-wing allies over a nuclear d...
- 'Indians truly unstoppable, home and away'India, as we all know, has really come into its own since liberalisation began in 1991, and by the same token Britain has also thrived, goi...
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