‘Peddling lies and frivolous narratives’: India rejects Pakistan remarks on banned terrorist organisation | India News

NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday strongly rejected Pakistan’s statement backing a banned terrorist organisation, asserting that Islamabad has “no locus standi” to comment on the country’s internal matters. He urged it to ‘introspect on the systematic human rights violations” it continues to perpetrate instead of “peddling lies and frivolous narratives.“Responding to media queries, ministry of…

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‘International cricket will expose you’: Mohammad Amir tears into Abhishek Sharma again | Cricket News

Veteran Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir has issued a stern warning to India opener Abhishek Sharma after the batter registered three consecutive ducks at the start of the T20 World Cup 2026. Before India’s high-profile clash with Pakistan last Sunday in Colombo, Amir had labelled Abhishek a “slogger,” and the batter’s early struggles have now drawn…

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8 subtle signs of lung disease you need to recognise that go beyond cough |

Lung diseases are among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Despite this, many lung conditions begin silently, often showing only subtle signs before progressing to severe impairment. Early recognition of these symptoms is essential because timely intervention can slow disease progression, improve quality of life, and reduce complications.Medical research shows that relying solely…

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Equity Mutual Funds Inflows: Equity fund inflows lose steam as geopolitical risks weigh on markets, hit 12-month low of Rs 22,908 crore in May

Equity mutual funds saw a sharp slowdown in inflows in May, falling to their lowest level in a year as geopolitical tensions in West Asia, rising crude oil prices and market volatility weighed on investor sentiment, according to data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI).Net inflows into equity schemes stood at…

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AI-171 crash: Air India begins process to return victims’ belongings; over 22,000 items listed | India News

NEW DELHI: Air India said on Monday it is in the process of returning personal belongings of the AI-171 crash victims, seven months after 260 people were killed in the country’s worst aviation disaster in nearly three decades.According to an Air India spokesperson, 22,000 belongings have been preserved and listed on a dedicated portal. Of…

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