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    Will Trump kill Netflix-Warner Bros deal?Ā 

    Netflix’s plan to buy Warner’s film, TV and streaming businesses has triggered concern across Hollywood and among regulators in the United States and Europe. Actors, directors and writers fear the move could further weaken theatres, while others are uneasy about how Netflix will handle Warner’s legacy as one of Hollywood’s most influential studios. Despite Netflix.

    A tale of two milletsĀ 

    Fonio in West Africa and Sikiya in central India share a common identity as wild millets from the crabgrass family, long valued by rural and tribal communities. Fonio grows across the West African savannas, while Sikiya thrives in Madhya Pradesh’s Dindori district. Both are traditional foods, but their journeys have diverged sharply. Fonio has gained.

    Final hurdles slow long-awaited peaceĀ 

    The United States Special Envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, said on Saturday that negotiations aimed at ending the war in Ukraine have reached an advanced stage, with a potential settlement now closer than ever. However, he cautioned that two major unresolved issues continue to block the conclusion of a deal. Kellogg made the remarks at.

    Three decades after Babri demolitionĀ 

    The demolition of the Babri Masjid on 6 December 1992 became one of the most defining and contentious moments in modern India. What unfolded in Ayodhya that afternoon reshaped political narratives, social relations, and public discourse for decades to come. It was the culmination of a long, organised mobilisation by groups that believed the sixteenth-century.

    Krishna in AdversitiesĀ 

    K SIVA PRASAD A senior IAS officer in the Punjab Government The Gita contains many master keys which can open up many doors and overcome hurdles we face on the path of self realisation. One such master key is seeing ourselves in others and others in ourselves. Krishna implores us to realize that it is.

    Soul of GlassĀ 

    DrĀ Tanu jain Chief executive officer Bareilly cantonment board Ministry of defence The soul is like glass — fragile, transparent, and beautiful. It breaks a thousand times, and yet somehow, it finds a way to heal. How many times have you noticed that it isn’t the great storms of life that shatter you, but the small.

    Inside Gurpreet Rehal’s controversial networkĀ 

    A British Sikh businessman has come under intense scrutiny after the United Kingdom government imposed sanctions on him for allegedly supporting a pro-Khalistan terrorist organisation. Gurpreet Singh Rehal, who has been associated with the London-based global sports investment firm Panjab Warriors and its recent takeover of Morecambe Football Club, has been accused of promoting and.

    Protecting nature becomes shared duty as environmental champions guide progress

    In India, the environmental movement has been shaped not only by policies or global treaties, but by individuals who dedicated their lives to safeguarding rivers, forests, wildlife and communities. These pioneers—scientists, activists, filmmakers and grassroots leaders—continue to inspire collective action against pollution, ecological loss and climate change. While the 2024 UN theme #BeatPlasticPollution highlights a.

    Ragpickers deserve dignity for their crucial environmental work

    Every morning, before most of the country wakes up, a silent workforce begins its day. They walk through streets, garbage dumps, markets and landfills, collecting what society throws away — plastic bottles, paper, cardboard, glass, metal scraps and other reusable material. These invisible workers are India’s ragpickers. For decades they have played an essential yet.

    Amarjit Singh questions Sukh Dhaliwal on Kanishka victims, urges Canada to answer

    Retired Indian Foreign Service officer Amarjit Singh has issued a pointed response to Canadian MP Sukh Dhaliwal, questioning his selective memory regarding historical events and urging Canada to address the unresolved cases of the 329 victims of the Air India Kanishka bombing before commenting on India. Amarjit Singh’s remarks come following Dhaliwal’s post on social.

    A step Indian Railways must implement nationwide

    The introduction of OTP-based authentication for Tatkal ticket booking on selected trains of Central Railway marks a major technological and ethical milestone for Indian Railways. Beginning 6 December 2025, passengers must verify their mobile numbers through a one-time password before a Tatkal ticket is issued—whether booking online via IRCTC, at PRS counters, or through authorized.