Flood: Patiala boy dies after drowning in Ambala, missing man found dead, two brick kiln labourers washed away | India News

Flood: Patiala boy dies after drowning in Ambala, missing man found dead, two brick kiln labourers washed away (Pic credit: ANI) AMBALA: A 13-year-old boy died as he drowned in Tangri river crossing area in Bhuni village of Naggal police station jurisdiction in Ambala district on Saturday.The deceased has been identified as Manvir, 13, Class…

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From embassies to bazaars, new festival celebrates Delhi as museum | India News

Although Satish Gujral—celebrating his centenary this year—is best known as a pioneering Indian artist, few know about his impact on Delhi’s post-independence architectural landscape.One of his most celebrated creations is the Belgian Embassy in New Delhi. Completed in 1983, the embassy was among the first prominent diplomatic buildings in the capital’s Chanakyapuri enclave to be…

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‘Will eat 1 roti less’: Manish Tewari says India’s stand on US tariffs is about self-respect; slams Donald Trump, his aide Peter Navarro | India News

Congress MP Manish Tewari (File photo) NEW DELHI: Reacting to Donald Trump’s remark that the United States has “lost India to China” in the context of the US-India tariff dispute, Congress MP Manish Tewari on Saturday asserted that India is a nation that values dignity and self-respect above all.Also Read | ‘Stated a fact’: Rahul…

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‘We remain engaged’: Jaishankar on PM Modi’s response to Trump; what he said about their ‘personal equation’ | India News

NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Saturday hailed India-US relations after Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to the compliments given by US President Donald Trump.Amid the ongoing tussle over tariffs, Jaishankar said that PM Modi attaches “enormous importance” to the partnership between New Delhi and Washington. PM Modi Responds To Donald Trump’s ‘Will…

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‘Like a rhythmic wave’: Army chief says India-Pak conflict didn’t finish on May 10; claims Operation Sindoor continued for ‘long time’ | India News

General Upendra Dwivedi (File photo) NEW DELHI: Releasing a book on Operation Sindoor, Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Friday said the India-Pakistan conflict did not end with the May 10 ceasefire understanding but “continued for a long time.”The book, “Operation Sindoor: The Untold Story of India’s Deep Strikes Inside Pakistan”, has been authored by…

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