India ‘playing Hasina card’, says Bangladesh home minister

Tarique Rahman’s government thinks Hasina is conspiring against the current government and making provocative statements from Indian soil. Amid growing discussions in the country’s political arena over former prime minister Sheikh Hasina‘s planned homecoming in Dec this year, Bangladesh on Saturday accused India of “playing the Hasina card” even as it sought friendly ties with…

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Rahul Gandhi: ‘Not going to let him get away’: Rahul Gandhi targets Amit Shah over police action on NEET protesters; BJP says ‘prove it or apologise’ | India News

File photo: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi and Union home minister Amit Shah NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha on Wednesday plunged into bedlam after leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi blamed home minister Amit Shah for police’s alleged excesses against protesters, including firing, riling up treasury benches as Union minister Kiren Rijiju demanded that he either furnish proof…

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From a UN agency invitation to patents in 4 countries: The extraordinary story of 9-year-old Ritanya Kaushik and exclusive parenting tips from her parents

Most nine-year-olds spend their days juggling school, homework, and playtime. But Ritanya Kaushik is not like most children. At an age when many children are still discovering their interests, Ritanya has already built an impressive portfolio as an inventor, artist, writer, and global citizen. Her achievements span multiple countries and disciplines, from intellectual property rights…

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Apple names John Ternus as next CEO: Why what CEO Tim Cook told employees in memo that ‘now is the right time to exit’ has analysts asking questions

Apple has named John Ternus as its next chief executive, ending Tim Cook’s 15-year run at the top of the world’s most valuable consumer technology company. Ternus takes over on September 1, with Cook shifting into the role of executive chairman. the keys to John Ternus. The hardware engineering chief, who has spent 25 years…

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Inside Rs 182 crore ‘jihadi drug’ seizure linked to Middle East networks

NEW DELHI: Captagon, widely known as the ‘jihadi drug’ for its rampant use by extremist networks active in the conflict zones across the Middle East/West Asia, enables its users to remain awake for extended periods, suppress fear and exhaustion, increase aggression and risk-taking behaviour, thus sustaining prolonged combat-like activity under stressful conditions.According to sources in…

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