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Shravan Kumar Vishwakarma’s journey is a true rags-to-riches story that inspires. Once a loader and tempo driver on the streets of Kanpur, he faced repeated failures in small businesses but never gave up. His breakthrough came in 2014 with the cement trade, followed by expansion into mining and transport. Today, as the owner of Shankh Air—India’s newest airline—his story stands as a powerful reminder that with persistence, patience, and belief, even the humblest beginnings can soar to the skies. Read more
Shravan Kumar Vishwakarma’s journey is a true rags-to-riches story that inspires. Once a loader and tempo driver on the streets of Kanpur, he faced repeated failures in small businesses but never gave up. His breakthrough came in 2014 with the cement trade, followed by expansion into mining and transport. Today, as the owner of Shankh Air—India’s newest airline—his story stands as a powerful reminder that with persistence, patience, and belief, even the humblest beginnings can soar to the skies.
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New York City Mayor Mamdani condemned the US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, calling it an “act of war” and a “violation of international law,” escalating tensions and drawing global attention to the controversial operation. Read more
New York City Mayor Mamdani condemned the US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, calling it an “act of war” and a “violation of international law,” escalating tensions and drawing global attention to the controversial operation.
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Kolkata Knight Riders have released Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman from their IPL 2026 squad following a directive from the BCCI, marking a significant development amid ongoing discussions around the participation of overseas players. Read more
Kolkata Knight Riders have released Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman from their IPL 2026 squad following a directive from the BCCI, marking a significant development amid ongoing discussions around the participation of overseas players.
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Former US President Donald Trump shared an image showing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro blindfolded and handcuffed, claiming it was taken after recent US military strikes in Venezuela. The post sparked global reactions, with Washington justifying the action as part of an operation against alleged criminal activities, while Venezuela and several countries condemned it as a violation of sovereignty. Read more
Former US President Donald Trump shared an image showing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro blindfolded and handcuffed, claiming it was taken after recent US military strikes in Venezuela. The post sparked global reactions, with Washington justifying the action as part of an operation against alleged criminal activities, while Venezuela and several countries condemned it as a violation of sovereignty.
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BJP leader Dilip Ghosh says, On BCCI asks KKR to release Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rahman, he says, 'Thanks to BCCI, just like the Pakistani players, Bangladeshi players should not be allowed to play in India...'. Read more
BJP leader Dilip Ghosh says, On BCCI asks KKR to release Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rahman, he says, 'Thanks to BCCI, just like the Pakistani players, Bangladeshi players should not be allowed to play in India...'.
   
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On Bangladesh unrest, BJP leader Dilip Ghosh says, 'Whatever is happening in Bangladesh is not right. The central government is doing whatever it should from our side, but the people of West Bengal are deeply saddened by the inhuman atrocities on Hindus there... We want elections to happen there and the government to come into power so that this can stop...' Read more
On Bangladesh unrest, BJP leader Dilip Ghosh says, 'Whatever is happening in Bangladesh is not right. The central government is doing whatever it should from our side, but the people of West Bengal are deeply saddened by the inhuman atrocities on Hindus there... We want elections to happen there and the government to come into power so that this can stop...'
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Déjà vu in the Americas — The US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro echoes the 1989 Panama operation when Manuel Noriega was seized and flown to the US, reviving debates on military intervention and extraterritorial justice Read more
Déjà vu in the Americas — The US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro echoes the 1989 Panama operation when Manuel Noriega was seized and flown to the US, reviving debates on military intervention and extraterritorial justice
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A heartwarming moment from China has touched millions online after a husband was seen crouching down to let his heavily pregnant wife sit on his back while waiting at a crowded hospital. With all benches occupied and the woman visibly exhausted after standing for long hours, the man chose comfort over convenience, offering silent support through a simple yet powerful act of love. Shared widely on social media, the clip drew praise for his selflessness, reminding viewers that true care is often shown through everyday gestures. Read more
A heartwarming moment from China has touched millions online after a husband was seen crouching down to let his heavily pregnant wife sit on his back while waiting at a crowded hospital. With all benches occupied and the woman visibly exhausted after standing for long hours, the man chose comfort over convenience, offering silent support through a simple yet powerful act of love. Shared widely on social media, the clip drew praise for his selflessness, reminding viewers that true care is often shown through everyday gestures.
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Bangladesh has approached the ICC for intervention after pacer Mustafizur Rahman was removed from the IPL 2026 squad following a BCCI directive, raising concerns over the participation of Bangladeshi players in Indian leagues. Read more
Bangladesh has approached the ICC for intervention after pacer Mustafizur Rahman was removed from the IPL 2026 squad following a BCCI directive, raising concerns over the participation of Bangladeshi players in Indian leagues.
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On BCCI asks KKR to release Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rahman, BJP leader Navneet Rana says, '... There should be no Bangladeshi cricketer playing in India or taking part in any of our cricket matches or leagues. Bangladesh is targeting Hindus and other minorities in their country, and therefore no cricketer or film celebrity whatsoever should be entertained in India...'. Read more
On BCCI asks KKR to release Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rahman, BJP leader Navneet Rana says, '... There should be no Bangladeshi cricketer playing in India or taking part in any of our cricket matches or leagues. Bangladesh is targeting Hindus and other minorities in their country, and therefore no cricketer or film celebrity whatsoever should be entertained in India...'.
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