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G-23 leaders call for ‘collective and inclusive leadership’
In a sign of deepening fault lines within the Congress, the group of 23 leaders (G-23) on Wednesday met at former Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad’s residence here to discuss the party’s debacle in the recent Assembly polls and declared that “collective and inclusive leadership is the only way forward”.
Biden calls Vladimir Putin ‘a war criminal’
President Joe Biden on Wednesday called Russian President Vladimir Putin a war criminal as the atrocities in Ukraine mount and the president there begged the U.S. Congress for more help.
Amid Ukraine crisis, Delhi receives a flurry of NATO allies and Quad partners
Amidst a global call by NATO countries and western allies to join sanctions against Russia, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to hold back–to–back summits with Quad partners, including an in–person summit with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Saturday and a virtual summit with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Monday.
Neutrality for Ukraine is on the table, says Russian Foreign Minister
Sharad Pawar emphasizes united efforts to resolve social tension in Beed and Parbhani after recent tragic incidents.
Australian Open tennis Championship 2025: Day 1 on January 12, 2025: Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen advances to second round of Australian Open with victory over Anca Todoni in 2025.
Remember how Anne Frank didn’t miss a day to write in her diary which she named, Kitty? Anne wasn’t just scribbling dates and events — she was writing about her hopes, dreams, feelings and fears — like painting her world with words on paper. During the most difficult phase of her life, Anne found solace in her journal which became a way for her to stay connected to herself and it gave the world a glimpse into her immensely powerful resilience. In today’s world, where everyone is constantly scrolling the screens — journaling has become a sweet escape and a digital detox. Surprising, right? The old-school practice of picking up a pen and writing your thoughts in a diary has made a major comeback.
Minister Manohar vows NDA support for Andhra Pradesh real estate sector, emphasizing its importance for state development.
Fog blankets Delhi, IMD warns of thunderstorms, night shelters provide refuge with meals, bedding, and blankets.
Local bodies in Ernakulam demand inclusion of tidal flooding as a disaster for quicker relief and mitigation measures.
Ariqt opens global innovation hub in Hyderabad, plans to expand workforce, and leverage city's thriving ecosystem for growth.
Former Canadian Prime Minister condemns Trump's remarks about Canada becoming the 51st state, emphasizing Canadian sovereignty and independence.
ISRO overcomes setback, SpaDeX satellites 15m apart for docking experiment, photos and videos released, historic feat imminent.
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