Elon Musk, a staunch supporter of Donald Trump, celebrates the billionaire’s return to the White House. Musk’s influence is expected to soar in a Trump 2.0 administration, potentially securing him a role in shaping policy and overseeing government spending.
Indian markets surged on Tuesday, with the Sensex closing above 80,000 points, fueled by a global rally following Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election. Investors are optimistic about potential pro-business policies under a Trump administration, despite concerns about his stance on renewable energy and potential impact on H-1B visa rules.
Election officials have confiscated over Rs 588 crore worth of illicit goods intended to sway voters in upcoming elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand, as well as bypolls in 14 other states. Seizures, including cash, alcohol, drugs, and freebies, have significantly increased compared to the previous elections in 2019, indicating a heightened effort to curb...
The Supreme Court has allowed the Ajit Pawar-led NCP faction to use the ‘clock’ symbol for the Maharashtra assembly elections. This decision comes after the faction assured the court that it would publish a disclaimer in leading newspapers, clarifying that the legal battle with Sharad Pawar over the party’s control and symbol is still...
India engaged in its first meeting with Taliban’s acting defense minister, Mohammad Yaqub Mujahid, in Kabul on Wednesday. The meeting aimed to strengthen bilateral relations, focusing on humanitarian cooperation and other key areas. India is considering increasing its role in Afghanistan’s reconstruction, encouraged by the Taliban’s assurances of preventing anti-India activities on Afghan soil.
Former Australian cricketer Michael Clarke believes fatigue played a role in India’s recent loss to New Zealand, but expects a strong comeback in the Border-Gavaskar series. Meanwhile, Aaron Finch disagrees with Sunil Gavaskar’s suggestion that Jasprit Bumrah should captain India for the entire series if Rohit Sharma misses games due to personal reasons.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz dismissed Finance Minister Christian Lindner, leading to the collapse of the ruling coalition. Scholz cited policy clashes and plans to seek a vote of confidence in January, potentially triggering early elections amid economic concerns and global uncertainty.