UK court orders Nirav Modi to pay ₹100 cr to Bank of India in loan recovery case
The ruling was in connection with a loan extended to a Dubai-based company, wherein Nirav Modi undertook personal responsibility of repayment.
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'Rahul owes nation explanation': BJP says IAF support tender for 36 Rafales exposes Pakistan propaganda
The BJP has strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of echoing Pakistan's propaganda regarding the Rafale jets during Operation Sindoor. The party highlighted a recent IAF tender for support for all 36 Rafale jets as proof that Pakistan's claims of shooting them down were false. BJP leaders argue Gandhi questioned the Indian government instead of demanding evidence from Islamabad, thereby legitimizing an adversary's disinformation campaign.
Jaishankar, South Korean FM discuss deepening strategic partnership in Seoul
The talks focused on follow-up measures in the key areas of trade, investment and finance, agreed during South Korean President Lee Jae-myung’s state visit to India in April
Fiscal prudence, the need of the hour for Tamil Nadu’s power utilities
The approach of successive governments to not hike user or service provider charges regularly has led to power sector entities accumulating debt
'They use religion to defame me': Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann rejects 'sacrilege' allegations
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has vehemently denied allegations of "sacrilegious conduct," calling them a "dirty politics" campaign by rivals. He stated that a viral video controversy, linked to an alleged Rs 10 lakh deal for a forensic report, is being exploited to tarnish his image. Mann insists the person in the video is an actor, not him, and accuses opposition parties of using religion for political gain.