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It can be a wake-up call and force you to count your blessings and not take it for granted, feels Shreyas Talpade’. The ‘Iqbal’ star, who recently underwent an angioplasty after suffering a massive heart attack, opened up about his ordeal in an interview with Bombay Times.

Melissa Hoskins, an Australian Olympic track cyclist and former world champion, died after she was hit by a vehicle while out for a ride over the weekend, and now her husband has reportedly been charged in her death.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has again vetoed legislation that would have changed the state’s wrongful death statute by letting families recover damages for emotional suffering from the death of a loved one

Montreal police issued an Amber Alert for a missing a baby girl who authorities believe was allegedly abducted by her 18-year-old mother on Tuesday.

₹300 crore, and 250 restaurants in the next four years, with $250 million in annual revenues, Thomas said. “We have added 17 restaurants in the last year, and have 13 more in the pipeline. We have aggressive plans and 80% of the funding will go into acquiring new properties and expansion.

Revolutionary Peoples’ Front (RPF), stated that shootout in Lilong, resulting in the loss of four innocent lives and injuring eight others was in self-defence. Chief minister N Biren Singh warned that these elements should be held responsible, if the government takes any stringent action including reimposition of the unwanted AFSPA. On Monday four people were shot dead, and injuring others injured in Manipur’s Thoubal district. Curfew was reimposed in the three districts of the state. The RPF clarified their mission was an attempt to apprehend a drug lord who had persistently flouted warnings to halt illegal drug trading which the locals of the area intervened without understanding the mission, resulting in the shootout in self-defence.

Here's how analysts read the market pulse: «A bearish candle has emerged on the daily Nifty chart, indicating a potential bearish trend in the near future. Sentiment is expected to stay bearish as long as it remains below 21,750. Any upward movement toward 21,750 could encounter selling pressure. However, a clear breakout above 21,750 could shift sentiment in favor of the bulls. Support is established at 21,500 on the lower end,» said Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities. Ajit Mishra of Religare Broking, said, «The underperformance of the banking majors is largely weighing on the sentiment amid consolidation, and a decisive close above 21,800 in Nifty would prompt the next leg of the up move. Meanwhile, we feel it is prudent to prefer defensive viz. FMCG, pharma and stay selective in others.» That said, here’s a look at what some key indicators are suggesting for Wednesday's action:

With the coming of the new year comes new changes in many sectors. Along with changes in the finance sector, UPI rules have also changed. The new regulations promise significant enhancements to the online banking and payment transaction experience.

It is hard to quit smoking. However, new research reveals that smokers who want to quit smoking are likely to succeed more if they take a pill that can decreases nicotine cravings.

security forces personnel are in a critical stage and are receiving treatment in Imphal. Manipur CM visited the injured soldiers in the hospital and said that the state government is “committed to tackling those bent on destabilizing Manipur, ensuring justice for the victims with decisive actions against the responsible parties." While speaking on the recent attack on security forces, N Biren Singh said, "Search and combing operations are widely going on.

Ajay Bhalla will hold a meeting with the representatives of All India Transport Congress (AITC) in New Delhi at 7 PM Tuesday amid a nationwide strike of drivers and truckers against the stringent hit-and-run provision under the new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, news agency ANI reported. Earlier, the hit-and-run cases were filed under various sections of the IPC, with a maximum punishment of two years.

Vladimir Putin on Monday after an unprecedented Ukrainian attack over the weekend on the Russian city of Belgorod that killed 25 people including five children. This came after Moscow launched a large-scale attack on Ukrainian cities. Kyiv also said Russia had targeted the country with a "record" number of drones on New Year's Day, AFP reported.

COVID-19 cases were recorded in Uttarakhand over the weekend, officials said on Monday. A 77-year-old man tested positive for COVID-19 at Max Hospital on Saturday and a 72-year-old woman tested positive at Doon Hospital on Sunday, Health Secretary Rajesh Kumar said.

woman infected with coronavirus died on Sunday, the first Covid death in the district in about six months, an official said. The woman, who was undergoing treatment at a private hospital for six days, was also suffering from diabetes, high blood pressure and other health issues, he said.

Melissa Hoskins, a revered Australian Olympic track cyclist and former world champion, tragically passed away at the age of 32 in a devastating incident. Confirmation from the South Australian Police revealed that she was struck by a vehicle in Adelaide, Australia, leading to fatal injuries despite immediate care at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Known for her remarkable achievements in track cycling, Hoskins secured the world champion title and set a global record in 2015 as an integral part of Australia’s women’s team pursuit quartet. Her dedication shone through in her appearances at the 2012 and 2016 Olympic Games, narrowly missing a medal in the 2012 London Games by a mere 0.181 seconds.

₹388 to ₹475 per share by Japanese broking firm Nomura. As of 10:55 am, the stock was trading at ₹443.95 apiece on the NSE, reflecting a 5.90% increase. Also read: GST collection in December rises 10% YoY to ₹1.65 lakh crore Nomura expressed confidence in the company's potential for margin expansion, citing various levers in place.

tragic incident occurred off Maui's northern shore, leading to the death of a surfer following a shark encounter, as reported by the Maui Police Department. While authorities refrained from labeling it as an attack and did not detail the nature of the injuries sustained by the individual, the Ocean Safety Officers swiftly responded. Upon the incident, the Ocean Safety Officers promptly intervened, using a jet ski to transport the injured surfer to shore. Responders initiated life-saving measures until medical personnel arrived and subsequently transferred the victim to a hospital for further medical attention, detailed a police news release.

Embracing regulatory transformation and innovation, the year 2023 was nothing short of a milestone for the insurance industry. The dynamic customer needs served as a catalyst of change and the industry rose to the occasion with several customer-centric policy changes. The regulatory authority is already steering the sector towards Insurance 2.0 with initiatives like Bima Trinity bringing about better accessibility and inclusivity to the insurance industry.

Union Budget: India, as a land of diversity, architectural wonders, and vast and varied landscapes, makes for an ideal destination for leisure and business tourism. Travellers seek the country not only for cultural and heritage tourism but also on offer is a varied portfolio of niche tourism products — river cruises, adventure, medical, wellness, sports, MICE, eco-tourism, film, rural, and religious tourism. For a few years, the sector was marred by the pandemic, but has now made a massive comeback and holds great potential for growth and contribution to the Indian economy. The travel and hospitality industry in India is a multi-billion diverse sector driven by factors like disposable income and has attracted the attention of global investors.

travel sector, despite soaring costs and increased expenses. Tourists became a driving force, reshaping the global tourism scene. This resurgence breathed life into the hospitality industry.

invade Gaza, one question keeps coming up: who should take control of it after they have rooted out Hamas—if, indeed, they are able to do so? Many, especially Israel’s allies, are looking to the Palestinian Authority (PA), which was thrown out of Gaza by Hamas almost two years after Israel withdrew its troops and dismantled its settlements there in 2005. But the PA seems to be in no position to take charge of the coastal enclave.