Lack of empathy over terror concerns, trade ‘bump’: Jaishankar explains what weighs on India-US ties | India News

Jaishankar said the two sides had reached “more or less an understanding” on the trade agreement. NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday flagged a lack of “understanding or appreciation or empathy” in the US towards India’s concerns over cross-border terrorism, saying the issue has affected bilateral ties.Speaking at the Asia Society in…

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Meet Elizabeth Brown, the 22-year-old Missouri chef who earned a WorldSkills Medal for Excellence in Shanghai; she was one of 18 competitors worldwide to receive the distinction in cooking after competing among 45 finalists

The 48th WorldSkills Competition took place in Shanghai recently, where nine US competitors from the SkillsUSA team showcased their skills against the best of the best from across the world from September 22-27, 2026. Among them was Elizabeth Brown, a 22-year-old cooking competitor from Missouri who won the competition. Brown showcased world-class culinary technique, speed…

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‘Excluding Citizens Intentionally’: Congress calls ECINet BJP’s ‘star campaigner’ amid SIR row | India News

Congress leader Surjewala questions ECINet over voter roll revision, alleges centralised control NEW DELHI: Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala on Tuesday alleged that the Election Commission’s centralised ECINet software was restricting the powers of ground-level election officials and could lead to the exclusion of eligible voters during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.Surjewala…

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Rahul Gandhi backs Gen Z protests: ‘Stop punishing women for crimes against them’ | India News

“Stop punishing women for the crimes committed against them,” Rahul Gandhi said in a post on X. NEW DELHI: Leader of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday backed the ongoing student-led protests over women’s safety, accusing the government of responding to violence against women by restricting their movement instead of making public spaces…

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Neeru Dhanda: From tin cans and a borrowed gun to World Cup history and Asian Games gold | Asian Games 2026 News

India’s Neeru Dhanda celebrates after helping the women’s trap team win silver at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya. Dhanda also qualified for the individual final after finishing joint-second in qualification with a score of 118/125. From being inspired by her cousin Lakhsay Sheron’s Asian Games medal to winning one herself, Neeru Dhanda has completed…

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A Wisconsin family will keep owning and logging nearly 1,800 forest acres while a $1.6 million deal permanently blocks development and opens almost 1,500 acres to hikers, hunters and anglers

The forest includes northern mixed hardwood, forested wetlands and meadows A Wisconsin family will continue to own and manage nearly 1,800 acres of forest in Langlade County after the state moved closer to securing a $1.6 million conservation easement on the property. The agreement would prevent the land from being developed while allowing timber production…

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‘Nothing has changed’: Rohit Sharma opens up on his special bond with Virat Kohli | Cricket News

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli (AFP Photo) NEW DELHI: Rohit Sharma has opened up on his long-standing bond with Virat Kohli, describing a relationship built on camaraderie, mutual respect and a shared commitment to the Indian cause, while insisting that little has changed between the two despite their evolving roles.Rohit Sharma, speaking to JioStar ahead…

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Rs 95,000 monthly stipend: How IIT Madras learner Aditya Mishra landed a software engineering internship

IIT Madras BS student Aditya Mishra lands Rs 95,000 monthly internship For Aditya Mishra, learning programming concepts was only the beginning. The IIT Madras BS student has secured a Software Engineering and Data Science project-based internship at Best Deal Paisa in Noida, with a monthly stipend of Rs 95,000.According to the IIT Madras BS programme’s…

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Floating solar panels sharply reduce light reaching the seabed in French Polynesia while having no detectable effect on lagoon water temperature |

Floating photovoltaic (FPV) platforms in a French Polynesian lagoon substantially reduced the amount of light reaching the seabed but produced no detectable change in water temperature, according to a year-long study. Researchers monitored four FPV platforms and a control area in the lagoon of Tumaraa on Ra’iātea from August 2024 to September 2025. The platforms…

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