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01.03 / 11:23

UPS Booking Waters Food wellness Instagram Amp up summer recipes with the protein-packed 'sattu'

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. You cannot scroll on Instagram without coming across a few high-protein sattu recipes. For all the people who fear or dislike whey protein, sattu is marketed as the desi protein powder.

01.03 / 11:23

Action Fighting Assurant Bill President Courts Powers of Trump and Congress collide in government shutdown fight

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. WASHINGTON : President Trump has spent his first weeks back in office undoing much of the handiwork of Congress—freezing spending that lawmakers authorized, idling agencies that were already funded and bypassing laws regarding immigration and independent agencies. A budget fight now brewing in Congress is becoming the first test of whether lawmakers will try to claw back any of their powers—or whether they accede to a new power alignment in Washington that centralizes far more authority in the White House.

01.03 / 11:23

markets economy Trade President reports testing Department Worries mount that Trump agenda is testing economy’s resilience

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The U.S. economy has proved pessimists wrong so many times, it’s tempting to think nothing can stop it.

01.03 / 11:23

Art wellness Justice show social travelers Features ‘Lines of Flight’: Shilpa Gupta examines borders in her first solo in West Asia

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. In the third gallery at Ishara Art Foundation in Dubai, you walk into a dimly-lit room with five suspended microphones. Instead of being listening devices, these mics have been transformed into speakers reciting poetry from across time and space—Hum Dekhenge by Faiz Ahmed Faiz, which has become a protest anthem in some Indian universities, a martyr’s song in Gondi, and a rendition of text by Nigerian poet-environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa.

01.03 / 11:23

Fighting security President War Relationships peace Trump and Zelensky both suffer setbacks after Oval Office blowup

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. WASHINGTON : The complex task of negotiating an agreement to halt the Ukraine-Russia war now faces another daunting obstacle—the fractured relationship between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. A meeting intended to be a display of unity descended into an on-camera clash, with Zelensky arguing that Moscow couldn’t be trusted to make peace, and Trump, along with Vice President JD Vance, indicting Zelensky’s handling of the war and failure to thank them for U.S.

01.03 / 11:23

Citi President country reports volunteers politician Russia stifles what’s left of opposition at Moscow memorial site

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. For years, mourners and members of Russia’s pro-democracy movement have flocked to a bridge near the Kremlin each February to remember Boris Nemtsov, an opposition politician who was shot dead there in 2015. This week, at the 10th anniversary of the killing, a far smaller crowd turned out, with the leading lights of the opposition either dead or driven into exile.

01.03 / 10:51

markets FIVE Aviat RAI Inside evacuation Uttarakhand avalanche: Of 50 workers rescued, four die; search on for five labourers

Indian Army Aviation, two of the IAF and one civil copter hired by the Army, are engaged in the rescue operations, an Army spokesperson said. Thirty-three were rescued by Friday night. The avalanche hit the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) camp between Mana and Badrinath between 5:30 am and 6 am on Friday, burying 55 workers inside eight containers and a shed, according to the Army.

01.03 / 10:51

markets Digital Software RAI reports Gross GST collections grow 9.1 pc to about Rs 1.84 lakh crore in February

GST collections grow 9.1 pc to about Rs 1.84 lakh crore in February. GST collections for January reached Rs 1.96 lakh crore, marking a 12.3% increase compared to the same period last year. In December, GST collections stood at Rs 1.77 lakh crore, reflecting a 7.3% year-on-year rise. This was a slowdown from the 8.5% growth recorded in November, attributed to reduced consumption following the festive season.

01.03 / 10:51

markets UPS Fighting President Schools TN CM Stalin turns 72, says opposition to "Hindi imposition" is his birthday message

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday turned 72 and the DMK President underlined his commitment to state autonomy, two-language policy and opposition to Hindi imposition as his birthday message. Stalin, who cut a cake with his family members and party workers, administered to cadres an oath of «one goal» which is to protect the interests of Tamil Nadu and oppose Hindi imposition at all times to come. «Tamil Nadu poradum, Tamil Nadu Vellum,» (Tamil Nadu will fight, Tamil Nadu will win) Stalin said, which was repeated by party workers. «Anna Arivalayam,» the DMK headquarters here wore a festive look as party cadres and office-bearers turned up in large numbers to greet their party chief. «Dravida Nayagar,» (Dravidian Hero) was among the phrases used by DMK workers and supporters to greet Stalin on social media. The Dravidian party chief underscored the principles of state autonomy, opposition to Hindi imposition, and commitment to two-language policy as his birthday message and reiterated that he would protect mother Tamil and uphold the rights of Tamil Nadu.

01.03 / 10:51

UPS Citi Man social Traffic Videos Watch this Bengaluru man beat the city's heavy traffic on his daring ride. Viral video

The video, which surfaced on X (formerly Twitter), captures the commuter skillfully balancing on a single wheel while wearing a helmet and carrying a backpack. Despite the chaos of ORR’s bumper-to-bumper traffic, he appeared unphased as he glided past cars and buses. The clip, originally shared by user '@dipunair,' quickly gained traction online, racking up thousands of views and sparking a heated discussion.

01.03 / 10:51

Hyundai WhatsApp Department Hyundai gets Rs 15 cr tax demand notice

Hyundai Motor India on Saturday said it has received a tax demand notice of Rs 15 crore from GST authorities. The automaker on February 28 received an order from Additional Commissioner, Central GST Department, Tamil Nadu, for the period FY 2020-21 and FY 2021-22 wherein a tax demand has been raised under Section 73 of Central Goods and Service Tax Act, 2017 and Tamil Nadu Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, the company said.

01.03 / 10:51

markets FIVE CBS social reports Department US federal workers receive second email on justifying jobs

Trump's initiative to slash spending, media outlets reported. It came a week after Elon Musk, the billionaire appointed by Trump to downsize the government, engineered a first mass email to the federal government's two million employees, ordering them to justify their work or risk being fired. The message, sent from the US Office of Personnel Management (OPM), the government's HR department, had created confusion among an already anxious workforce, as multiple federal agencies told staff to ignore it.

01.03 / 10:51

Analysis wellness Trade President War consequences rights With Trump and his tariffs, world is looking at a geopolitical disaster: Manoj Joshi

Manoj Joshi, Distinguished Fellow, ORF, says right now we are only seeing the first stages in Mr Trump's economic outlook towards the world. Yesterday, he has announced a whole set of new tariffs. The reciprocal tariff system is yet to come in. I think it will come in in April. And so, yes, certainly the world is looking at a geopolitical disaster as well as an economic disaster. There is no doubt about that. ET Now: What do you make of what transpired last night in the Oval Office? Many foreign policy experts saying that this was unprecedented, but it was not altogether surprising, given the kind of statements that Donald Trump has made in the past with respect to Russia and, of course, the Ukrainian leader in particular.

01.03 / 10:51

markets Celebrity stage information reports Karnataka Deputy CM Shivakumar's visit to Sadhguru's event divides Congress

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar's visit to Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev's Isha yoga centre in Tamil Nadu for Mahashivaratri celebrations has refused to die down with leaders in the state Congress unit sharply divided over the issue. Cooperative Minister K N Rajanna questioned the justification behind Shivakumar sharing the stage with those who have been critical of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. «Sadhguru had himself said he does not know Rahul Gandhi. Isn't it? He (Shivakumar) knows better than me what people speak about our leader Rahul Gandhi in the Lok Sabha. Let him answer how justified it is to share stage with such people,» Rajanna told media in Hassan. However, former MP D K Suresh backed his brother, saying Shivakumar has always kept the party informed before attending any event.

01.03 / 10:51

markets Software RAI country innovations reports UAE sends AI-equipped drones to spot Ramadan moon

moon marking the start of Ramadan, the Muslim holy month, official media said on Friday. The «world-first» innovation puts a new twist on a centuries-old tradition where people scan the skies for the first glimpse of the newly visible moon. «The use of AI-powered drones extends the concept of direct visual observation, which remains the primary method for confirming the sighting of the crescent moon,» the WAM news agency said, citing the UAE Council for Fatwa.

01.03 / 10:21

markets UPS security wellness Trade rights peace Trump’s trade tensions shift focus to Europe, reshaping global geopolitics: Alastair Newton

Alastair Newton, CEO, Alavan Business Advisory Ltd, we can park Asia largely because Donald Trump has not really turned his attention to Asia, other than he had quite a warm meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister and as I mentioned a moment ago, had a very warm meeting with Narendra Modi. But for the moment, Donald Trump's attention seems to be largely, largely on Western Hemisphere, Panama, Mexico, Canada. He had that spat with Columbia right at the beginning of his current term of office, and in particular on Europe. ET Now: What really happens now, what do you anticipate will be the next set of steps because Donald Trump has stated that this was something that we had a very fruitful meeting in the White House. Much was learned that could have never been understood without conversation under such fire and pressure. Do you think that there will be a resumption of peace talks anytime soon between Ukraine and the United States?

01.03 / 10:21

markets security War peace Turkey to repeat offer to host Ukraine-Russia peace talks at London summit, source says

NATO-member Turkey hosted initial talks between the sides months after Russia's 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, helping secure a deal for the safe passage of grain exports in the Black Sea. It has said any future peace talks must include both countries. While repeatedly calling for a ceasefire since 2024, Ankara has welcomed the U.S. initiative to end the war, which was derailed by a public argument between the presidents of Ukraine and the United States in Washington on Friday.

01.03 / 10:21

markets UPS Assurant Analysis Trade Experts reports Midcaps hammered in February, plunge up to 30%. IREDA, Delhivery among biggest losers

Midcap stocks got hammered through February falling by as much as 30% as investors scurried to book profits or cut losses. The low-key sentiments on D-Street were on account of both the global and local factors. While Donald Trump's threats on reciprocal tariffs and fears of US economic slowdown weighed on the markets, nearly a third of the midcaps missing their Q3FY25 estimates and valuations were among local factors that pulled the pack. The BSE Midcap index fell by 4,500 points or 10% in February and this week's decline was more prominent as the 132-stock index plunged 4.4% or nearly 1,800 points. In this, 123 stocks ended the month in the red while just 9 stocks managed a positive closing.

01.03 / 10:21

markets Digital Software Experts RAI chess Gukesh attains career-best No 3 ranking; Praggnanandhaa back in top 10

Gukesh, who lost the Tata Steel Masters in Wijk aan Zee to Praggnanandhaa on tiebreak, is behind second-placed Hikaru Nakamura (2802) while and Norway's Magnus Carlsen (2833) continues to be the top-ranked chess player in the world. The Indian Grandmaster has overtaken compatriot Arjun Erigiasi and USA's Fabiano Caruana.

01.03 / 10:21

markets security President War show social Russia revels in Zelenskyy’s Oval Office dressing down

Donald Trump is making all of Vladimir Putin’s dreams come true in Ukraine, but even at the Kremlin officials find the head-spinning turn of events hard to believe. Friday’s extraordinary Oval Office humiliation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy by the US leader and his vice president, JD Vance, exceeded anything Russia could have expected. The response out of Moscow was swift. Former President Dmitry Medvedev, now deputy chairman of Russia’s security council, said Trump told Zelenskiy “the truth to his face” before adding: “But it’s not enough — military aid should be stopped.” On the X social media platform, Medvedev called Zelenskiy an “insolent pig.”

01.03 / 10:21

markets Election Bill President Cycling reports Courts Out of your scope: Law ministry to parliamentary panel on ONOE on reverting to ballot papers

ballot papers does not fall under the ambit of the joint committee of Parliament examining the two bills on simultaneous polls to the Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies, the Union law ministry is learnt to have said. Reverting to the ballot paper system was a «suggestion» made by some of the members of the joint committee and the law ministry was to respond to it in writing. While the ministry's Legislative Department gave elaborate responses to a variety of questions posed to it by the committee, it did not give a direct reply on the suggestion on the ballot paper system. The ministry is learnt to have said that the suggestion on the use of the ballot paper system was «out of scope» of the parliamentary panel.