Spread the love Most Indians in the Gulf are employed in sectors like construction, retail, warehouses and automobiles, where occupational risks are high. HYDERABAD: Over 800 Indian expats died in workplace accidents between 2023 and 2025, according to MEA data. Of these, 55% occurred in Gulf countries, which recorded nearly three deaths a week on an average. The latest incident...
Berlin Pride attack suspect shot, killed during police operation
Spread the love Perpetrator in Berlin violence shot by police (Image: Berlin Police) The suspect in Saturday night’s deadly Pride attack in Berlin was shot and killed by police during a operation at a garden complex in Spandau on Sunday evening, authorities confirmed.Berlin police said the suspect, identified as 21-year-old Abdul Ballout, was located in an allotment garden facility in...
‘Con job’: Netanyahu celebrates ICC prosecutor’s dismissal after arrest warrant battle
Spread the love Israel PM Netanyahu revels over dismissal of ICC judge Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has welcomed the dismissal of International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan, calling him a “con job” after Khan was removed over allegations of sexual misconduct.“I welcome the decision, supported by an overwhelming majority of countries, to remove Karim Khan,” Netanyahu said in a...
Jantar Mantar volunteer alleges police picked him up, left him in Mussoorie
Spread the love The protester, Junaid, claimed he was kept blindfolded throughout the night. NEW DELHI: A man who was distributing food to protesters at the Jantar Mantar protest has alleged that he was picked up by police Friday night, questioned, blindfolded and taken to Mussoorie.The protester, Junaid, claimed he was kept blindfolded throughout the night. The next morning, an...
p-tau217: What the new Alzheimer’s blood test can — and can’t — do
Spread the love 4 min readNew DelhiJul 26, 2026 10:00 PM IST Diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease has traditionally involved a combination of cognitive assessments, brain scans, and, in some cases, invasive spinal fluid tests—an often lengthy process that can delay clarity for people experiencing memory loss and cognitive decline. Now, a simple blood test measuring a protein called p-tau217 is offering...
Gold’s next test: Fed verdict, crude oil and geopolitical tensions in focus
Spread the love After ending the previous week on a stronger note, gold and silver are now headed into a week packed with major domestic and geopolitical events. The US Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, movements in crude oil prices and the evolving US-Iran conflict will be the key drivers for bullion in the days ahead, according to analysts.Market’s attention...
India return to winning ways with 3-0 sweep over after ENG and IRE setbacks
Spread the love Vaibhav Sooryavanshi India completed a 3-0 series sweep over Zimbabwe with a 35-run win in the third and final T20I in Harare on Sunday, thanks to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s 81 and a disciplined bowling effort led by Mayank Yadav.The series victory also marked a turnaround for India after losing their previous two T20I series against England (0-4) and...
‘Had to do a tummy tuck surgery’: Farah Khan on how she lost ‘extra skin’ post child birth
Spread the love 4 min readNew DelhiJul 26, 2026 09:00 PM IST Farah Khan recently opened up about undergoing a tummy tuck years after giving birth to triplets during a conversation on Soha Ali Khan’s podcast. Recalling her experience, she said, “At one point, after 4-5 years, I had to go and do a tummy tuck surgery because it was...
Why India’s tiles and marble industry isn’t worried about the Red Sea crisis
Spread the love The positive outlook comes as India’s residential real estate market continues to record healthy growth (representative image) India’s tiles and marble industry is expected to maintain its growth momentum despite rising freight costs and supply chain disruptions triggered by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with strong demand from the country’s housing and construction sectors providing a...
From Jantar Mantar to Parliament: Govt, oppn brace for fight over NEET row, other issues
Spread the love Monsoon session of Parliament NEW DELHI: The protests are over. Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned as Union education minister. A slew of reform measures have been announced. Jantar Mantar is now clear of protesters. So, is the fight against NEET-UG paper leak over? Perhaps not. While the CJP led by Abhijeet Dipke has promised to keep a close...
