When East meet West: Indian woman performs Bharatanatyam on Bath Street London to the beats of a violin; internet falls in love, video inside

A recent video has surfaced on the internet, where an Indian woman is seen performing Bharatanatyam on Bath Street London. To make it more wholesome, a violinist plays the piano alongside, making the internet melt with pride. Sharing the video, she wrote, “He played the violin 🎻 The streets of Bath moved around us I…

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Trade friction: China takes India’s solar and IT policies to WTO; consultations initiated

China has escalated trade tensions with India by launching a dispute at the World Trade Organization (WTO) over New Delhi’s policies covering solar cells, solar modules and information technology goods, seeking formal consultations under the global trade body’s dispute settlement mechanism, Reuters reported.The WTO said on Tuesday that China has requested dispute consultations with India,…

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Raja Beta Syndrome isn’t cute: A therapist explains how overlove turns into a lifetime burden

In a thought-provoking discussion, Therapist Snowy Rahi delves into ‘Raja Beta syndrome,’ a detrimental parenting style where young boys are overly coddled, leaving them ill-prepared for adulthood and reliant on others. This cycle, perpetuated through lenience in mistakes and a lack of chores, ultimately burdens partners with emotional and physical responsibilities. Therapist and psychologist Snowy…

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Saudi Arabia’s oil giant Saudi Aramco crosses 70% localisation milestone, $280 billion boost to GDP: Global firms rush in as iktva creates over 200,000 jobs | World News

Saudi Aramco Achieves 70% Local Content Milestone in Supply Chain, Boosting Saudi Vision 2030 Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest integrated energy and chemicals company, has announced a major breakthrough in its In-Kingdom Total Value Add (iktva) programme by achieving a 70% local content benchmark in its supply chain, a milestone that underscores the Kingdom’s push…

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Sukhoi Su-30MKI crash: IAF Pilot who died in tragedy had taken part in Operation Sindoor | India News

NEW DELHI: Flight Lieutenant Purvesh Duragkar — one of the pilots killed in Assam’s Karbi Anglong in a Sukhoi crash — was part of Operation Sindoor.Speaking to reporters, Purvesh’s father, Ravindra Duragkar, remembered his son as a dedicated officer who was deeply committed to his country. IAF Loses Two More Pilots To Sukhoi 30MKI Fighter…

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Georgia E-Visa: With a 40% surge in Indian treavellers visting Georgia, all about the e-Visa process, eligibility, documents, fees and validity for short-term travellers |

Georgia is one of those pretty destinations that is gradually becoming popular among Indian travellers. And to cater to the growing demand, here we discuss the e-visa process that can help one enter the country legally for short-term purposes without visiting a Georgian embassy or consulate. According to tourism officials, the first six months of…

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Yale increases campus security and access restrictions after Brown University and Sydney shootings

Yale University implements heightened security measures and ID access for most buildings following weekend shootings at Brown University and a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney. Yale University announced increased campus security and expanded ID access at multiple buildings and gate entrances following weekend shootings at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, and a Hanukkah celebration in…

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US tariffs: Garment exporters stay bullish

NEW DELHI: Shishir Kapoor, an ethnic womenswear exporter from Lucknow, asserts that he is not offering any discount to American buyers, and his business has not seen any impact due to the 50% tariffs on Indian exports. For MLK Exports, more than half its exports are to the US.“My buyers are in the upper and…

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