The Eri ‘Ahimsa’ silk stole worn by Ursula von der Leyen carries a powerful message

Prime Minister Modi and EU leaders sported matching Northeastern Eri silk stoles, a thoughtful Republic Day gift highlighting India’s rich craft traditions. This ethical ‘Ahimsa silk,’ known for its warmth and durability, signifies a commitment to sustainability and cultural heritage on the global stage, subtly weaving India’s story into international diplomacy. When Prime Minister Narendra…

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‘Players upgrade… I can’t be the same as I was’: ‘Smarter’ Shivam Dube sends warning to bowlers ahead of T20 World Cup | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: On Wednesday, Shivam Dube didn’t just dismantle New Zealand’s bowling attack — he delivered a statement about his evolution as a T20 cricketer ahead of the much-awaited T20 World Cup at home. The India all-rounder’s explosive 65 off 23 balls was powered as much by a sharpened mindset as brute force, with Dube…

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US set to strike Iran’s top brass? Tehran threatens to hit ‘heart of Tel Aviv’

US President Donald Trump is strongly leaning towards a major new strike against Khamenei-led Iran after talks between Washington and Tehran on curbing Iran’s nuclear programme and ballistic missile development failed to make meaningful progress, people familiar with the matter told CNN.Two US officials briefed on the discussions told Reuters that Trump wants to create…

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Can someone convert to avail minority quota: SC | India News

New Delhi: Supreme Court suo motu decided Wednesday to examine whether a person born to upper-caste affluent parents can convert to claim minority status and, thus, become eligible for admission to a minority educational institution.A brother-sister doctor duo from an affluent village got through NEET-PG and wanted to pursue their post-graduate medical courses in a…

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