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Scindia hits back over Rahul's jibe at 'royals'
January 29, 2025
|Hindustan Times Gurugram
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's remarks that "only maharajas enjoyed rights" before Independence have evoked a sharp response from Bharatiya Janata Party MP Jyotiraditya Scindia, who accused the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha of harbouring narrow thinking and understanding.
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Addressing a rally in Mhow district of Madhya Pradesh on Monday, Gandhi had added that Dalits, backwards and tribals had no rights until Independence. "The BJP-RSS wants an India of pre-Independence, where common people had no rights and only the likes of Adani and Ambani had rights. They want the poor to suffer in silence and not dream while the country is run by billionaires," he said.
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King’s Baton Relay for Glasgow 2026
Union sports minister Mansukh Mandaviya (C), Indian Olympic Association president PT Usha (L) and British High Commissioner Lindy Cameron during the unveiling ceremony of the King’s Baton Relay for Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, in New Delhi on Tuesday.
1 min
November 12, 2025
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Doc says Prem Chopra hospitalised over viral infection, should be fine in three-four days
Veteran actor Prem Chopra was admitted to Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai on Saturday due to a viral infection and age-related complications.
1 min
November 12, 2025
Hindustan Times Gurugram
Thematics top MF menu, but investor appetite dips
India’s mutual fund industry is facing a curious paradox, with asset managers doubling down on thematic and sectoral funds even as investors in new fund offers (NFOs) turn lukewarm towards them.
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November 12, 2025
Hindustan Times Gurugram
Why Bihar’s government finances are in doldrums
Remarks made at the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting in Canada
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November 12, 2025
Hindustan Times Gurugram
'All my grace and poise come from ballet'
Starting at the age of five, actor Tara Sutaria trained as a ballerina for over a decade. On World Ballet Day today, she shares how the discipline and training continue to guide her every day: \"I learnt from the pioneer of classical ballet in India, Mrs Tushna Dallas. She trained several known names, including (choreographer) Shiamak Davar. My training completely shaped how I sit and stand, walk and talk, how I present myself and greet people. All the grace and poise I possess come from my ballet training.
1 min
November 12, 2025
Hindustan Times Gurugram
Climate finance, trade measures and 1.5°C ambition loom over COP30 talks
Though not part of the official UN Climate Meeting (COP30) Summit agenda, certain themes may linger on for the next two weeks, and eventually find themselves in the cover decision from Brazil's Belem.
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November 12, 2025
Hindustan Times Gurugram
India raises climate finance, dangers to multilateralism at COP30 meeting
India made it clear that unilateral trade measures can restrict multilateralism and that finance will be the key issue for climate action in the developing world. It also emphatically said the developed world should leave the remaining carbon space in favour of developing countries, invest significantly more in negative emission technologies and fulfil their obligations under the UN Climate Convention.
1 mins
November 12, 2025
Hindustan Times Gurugram
'Suspect acted in panic after crackdown'
Investigations into Monday's suspected suicide bombing near the Red Fort have revealed that the attacker acted in “panic and desperation” following a sweeping multi-state crackdown on a “white-collar terror module” linked to the Pakistan-backed Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), according to officials familiar with the probe.
1 mins
November 12, 2025
Hindustan Times Gurugram
Centre examining alternatives to hanging, SC informed: 'Looking for more humane methods'
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November 12, 2025
Hindustan Times Gurugram
If not them, then who killed our kids, ask victim families
Families of the Nithari killings' victims on Tuesday said they were \"not surprised\" by the Supreme Court's acquittal of Surendra Koli, which paved the way for his release, but found it hard to accept that neither Koli—who worked as a domestic help at the time — nor homeowner Moninder Singh Pandher was guilty.
1 mins
November 12, 2025
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