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'It’s blood money, people are dying': Peter Navarro slams X again over India’s Russian oil buys
Peter Navarro called India's Russian oil purchases "blood money". He claimed India didn't buy much Russian oil before the Ukraine conflict. Navarro criticized India's tariffs and its oil purchases benefiting Russia. He also attacked Elon Musk for community notes on his posts. India defended its oil procurement as driven by national interest.
ASEAN benefits when China, India engage: Singapore minister
Singapore minister says India and China drive Asia's growth. ASEAN benefits from their engagement. ASEAN offers trade opportunities. China is ASEAN's top trading partner and investor. India can integrate supply chains with ASEAN. Singapore has strong ties with both nations. India-Singapore ties are growing. China is Singapore's top trading partner. Singapore is a hub for trade and connectivity.
India responds to anti-immigrant protests in Australia, says diaspora welfare remains priority
India is closely monitoring anti-immigrant protests in Australia, sparked by the "March for Australia" rallies against Indian migration. The Indian government has conveyed concerns to Australia, emphasizing the importance of multiculturalism and the Indian community's contribution. Australian leaders have condemned the protests, reaffirming their commitment to diversity and social cohesion, denouncing the rallies as racist and divisive.
Mockery of legal, deliberative processes: Sonia Gandhi slams govt on Nicobar project
Sonia Gandhi criticizes the Great Nicobar project. She calls it a planned misadventure. The project threatens indigenous tribes and the island's ecosystem. Rahul Gandhi also voiced concerns. Jairam Ramesh highlighted ecological and tribal rights issues. Sonia Gandhi says the project disregards tribal rights and environmental laws. She urges voices to be raised against this injustice.
International Literacy Day 2025: The history and significance of a day that reshaped global education
International Literacy Day 2025 emphasizes literacy as vital for dignity and opportunity, highlighting progress since its 1966 inception. While global literacy rates have risen, significant gaps persist, especially among women and marginalized communities. This year's theme, "Literacy for a Transforming World," addresses the need for functional, digital, and financial literacy in a rapidly changing world, urging inclusive education policies.
Musk vs Navarro: X CEO breaks silence after Trump aide gets fact-checked by Community notes on India charge
Elon Musk defended X's Community Notes and Grok after Peter Navarro, Trump's advisor, was fact-checked on claims about India's Russian oil purchases. Navarro attacked X, alleging Indian special interests were distorting US debate. India refuted Navarro's remarks as inaccurate, amidst growing strain in India-US relations over trade and energy ties.
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Recruiter gets offended by candidate's 'informal' reply, gets roasted by netizens for 'double standards'
A recruiter on Indian Workplace subreddit chided a job seeker for being too informal. The recruiter took issue with the candidate's "Okay, cool" response. The recruiter felt the candidate's communication skills were lacking. The candidate clarified that the recruiter had contacted him first. Redditors largely sided with the candidate. They mocked the recruiter's overreaction to casual language.
North Kashmir's unmarked graves: Over 90 pc belong to foreign, local terrorists, study finds
A new study in north Kashmir challenges the mass grave narrative. The report says most unmarked graves belong to foreign and local terrorists. NGO Save Youth Save Future Foundation conducted the study. Researchers inspected graveyards in Baramulla, Kupwara, Bandipora and Ganderbal. The study identified graves of foreign terrorists and local militants. Researchers found only a few civilian graves.
Upskirting: From shoe-cams to spy devices, the threat facing India’s public spaces
The arrest of a south Delhi pilot accused of secretly filming women with a shoe-mounted camera has spotlighted upskirting, an invasive form of voyeurism once seen as a Western concern but now a growing threat in India. The practice, which involves covertly recording under women’s skirts, has thrived globally with the rise of hidden cameras and online markets.
Khalistani terror groups raise funds in Canada: Local Govt report
In a significant acknowledgment, a Canadian Department of Finance report identifies Khalistani extremist groups operating within Canada and receiving financial backing. Echoing Indian concerns, the report highlights these groups, including Babbar Khalsa International and the International Sikh Youth Federation, as entities that promote violence for political objectives.
'Propaganda': Peter Navarro slams Elon Musk after his X post on India’s Russian oil purchases gets fact-checked
Peter Navarro, former Trump advisor, lashed out after being fact-checked on X for spreading misinformation about India's Russian oil purchases. He accused Elon Musk of allowing "propaganda" and reiterated his claim that India is exploiting the situation for profit. Navarro insisted India didn't buy Russian oil before the Ukraine invasion.
Preparations in full swing in Manipur ahead of likely Prime Minister’s visit
Preparations are underway in Manipur for a potential visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Imphal and Churachandpur are seeing significant activity. Security measures are heightened, including drone restrictions. The PM is scheduled to visit Assam and Mizoram around the same time. Manipur has been under President’s Rule since February. The state has faced ethnic clashes since May 2023.
Khalistani groups receive financial support from Canada: Report
A Canadian report reveals funding for terror groups from Canada. Khalistani extremists are among those receiving financial support. Groups like Babbar Khalsa International are implicated. They exploit funding networks, including non-profits. Funds are raised from diaspora communities. CSIS acknowledges Canada as a base for extremist activities. These activities include promotion, fundraising, and planning violence in India.
Behind the facade: China accused of using schools to erase Tibetan identity
China has opened a new boarding school in Tibet for children aged 9-12, sparking concerns about forced cultural assimilation. Critics argue that these schools separate children from their families and immerse them in a Mandarin-dominated environment, undermining Tibetan identity.
South Korean YouTuber Daedo Library found dead at 47, had 1.44 million subscribers
Na Dong-hyeon, the popular YouTuber known as Daedo Library with 1.44 million subscribers, was found dead at his Seoul home Friday morning, September 5. Police discovered no suicide note or murder evidence. The 47-year-old was considered a pioneer of South Korean internet broadcasting and gaming content creation
CAIT to launch campaign to boost consumption of Swadeshi products
Confederation of All India Traders will soon launch a campaign. This encourages traders to promote 'Swadeshi' products. The aim is to boost local consumption.
Where the world’s Indians live: Half of overseas Indians reside in just 10 countries
India's diaspora, the world's largest at 3.43 crore, is almost evenly split between PIOs and NRIs, with nearly half residing in ten countries, including the US, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. In 2024-25, the diaspora sent a record $135.46 billion home, a 14% increase, solidifying India's position as the top recipient of remittances.
Mediation key to bridging access to justice, resolving disputes with dignity: Justice Surya Kant
Justice Surya Kant highlighted mediation as a constitutional value, bridging access to justice and ensuring dignified dispute resolution at the International Mediation Conference in Visakhapatnam. He emphasized mediation's role in fostering cooperative solutions and urged lawyers to embrace it, noting technology's potential to enhance inclusivity while preserving confidentiality and relationships.
'I am not willing to believe it': Mahmood Madani slams foreign narrative of Muslim 'genocide' in India
Mahmood Madani, president of Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, dismissed foreign narratives of Muslim genocide in India. He credited civil society for preventing unrest after the Pahalgam attack. Madani praised law enforcement's increased professionalism and advocated for inclusivity. He endorsed India's disengagement policy with Pakistan, citing a lack of benefit from past engagement.
Employee gets emotional about his manager's 'very wholesome' gift after he completed a year at his company. Netizens react: 'How sweet'
An employee on Indian Workplace subreddit shared a positive experience. The employee received flowers from his manager on completing one year at work. The manager worked from a different location. The employee shared a screenshot of their conversation. Redditors reacted with appreciation and humor. Some users mentioned similar gestures at their workplaces. Others joked about salary increments.
Centre defers decision on Vedanta's proposal to divert 708 hectares of forest land for Sijimali Bauxite Mines
The Union Environment Ministry has delayed Vedanta's bauxite mining project in Odisha due to concerns over community consent and ecological impact. The Forest Advisory Committee cited issues with fraudulently obtained Gram Sabha resolutions and the project's location within elephant habitat. Odisha must address these concerns, including erosion control and compensatory afforestation, before the project can proceed.
'One side of skull removed': Minneapolis shooting victim's nurse mother was treating others when her daughter, 12, was shot at
When the tragedy struck Annunciation church and school in Minneapolis, the mother of Sophia Forchas, one of 15 children injured in the deadly shooting, was already on duty as a nurse. She was treating other children in the hospital beforing learning that her own daughter was injured in the attack. Part of her skull was removed, according to a statement Rep. Ilhan Omar shared with Sophia's family's permission.
G Fuel shutting down? Fans panic, but there’s a shocking catch you need to know
G Fuel shocked gamers with a post saying it was the “end of an era,” making fans think the brand was shutting down. The energy drink is popular in eSports and with streamers. Now, people believe it may be a rebrand with a new look and Formula 2.0, but fans are still waiting for answers.
Is this the end for G fuel? Viral 'end of an era' post sparks panic and rumors among fans.
Is G Fuel, the popular energy drink among gamers, shutting down? On Tuesday, a cryptic post by a company sent shockwaves among fans, creating confusion and disappointment. G Fuel has been one of the fastest-growing private companies in the US. Many fans are struggling to understand why G Fuel is shutting down.
Rs 2 crore savings for Rs 1 crore home: Buy in cash or take loan? Young investor's dilemma sparks hot debate
A 28-year-old investor with Rs 2 crore in savings sparked an online debate after seeking advice on whether to buy a Rs 1 crore home outright or take a home loan while investing the remaining funds. The discussion, shared on Reddit, drew varied opinions—from paying cash for debt-free ownership to leveraging a loan for investment growth. Experts and community members highlighted the trade-off between financial security and liquidity.
Rs 1.3 crore Bengaluru job Vs US life: 32-year-old prioritizes ageing parents, but scared about quality of life
A 32-year-old Indian-origin woman living in Denver is facing a difficult choice between a high-paying job in Bengaluru worth Rs 1.3 crore annually and her comfortable life in the US. While the offer would allow her to be closer to her aging parents, she is concerned about lifestyle changes, safety, and quality of life in India. The story, shared on Reddit, drew mixed reactions, with many highlighting challenges like traffic, pollution, and societal differences
RTE exemption for minority institutions may weaken universal elementary education, says SC
A two-judge bench, hearing pleas from Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra on whether passing the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) should be mandatory for appointment in minority-run schools, referred the matter to the Chief Justice of India to consider forming a larger bench. The court said putting minority institutions outside the Act’s ambit “would weaken the idea of inclusivity.”
'Objectionable' cartoons on PM, RSS: Supreme Court gives anticipatory bail to cartoonist Hemant Malviya
The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail to cartoonist Hemant Malviya, accused of sharing objectionable cartoons of PM Modi and RSS workers. Justices Aravind Kumar and N V Anjaria acknowledged Malviya's apology on social media, allowing police to seek bail cancellation if he doesn't cooperate with the investigation.
OBCs will hit streets if their quota is diluted for Marathas: Chhagan Bhujbal
Chhagan Bhujbal warned of OBC protests if Maratha reservation impacts them. He opposed OBC status for Marathas, citing limited quota for numerous communities. Bhujbal highlighted Maratha beneficiaries in EWS quota. He cautioned against tampering with OBC quota, fearing injustice. Bhujbal met Devendra Fadnavis, conveying OBC concerns. He opposed granting Marathas OBC status through Kunbi certificates.
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