Canada plans to cap its immigration numbers, reducing new permanent residents from 485,000 in 2024 to 365,000 in 2027. This policy shift, influenced by political pressure and housing concerns, responds to public sentiment on immigration and recent diplomatic tensions with India. Read More
Vivek Ramaswamy condemns Kamala Harris for comparing Trump to Hitler, calling it reckless and warning it could incite violence. This follows Harris’s remarks about Trump’s dangerous rhetoric and alleged admiration for Hitler, urging the need for apologies 13 days before the election. Read More
India made significant changes for the second Test against New Zealand in Pune, bringing in Akash Deep, Washington Sundar, and Shubman Gill. New Zealand, having won the first Test in Bengaluru, chose to bat first. Both teams made strategic adjustments due to injuries and pitch conditions, aiming for better performances in Pune. Read More
BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari criticized Priyanka Gandhi’s decision to contest from Wayanad, attributing it to a high Muslim vote bank and following her brother Rahul Gandhi’s success. He labeled Congress as a ‘modern Muslim League,’ alleging attempts to divide Hindu society. Meanwhile, Priyanka expressed gratitude and assured to address Wayanad’s concerns. Read More
England’s cricket team demonstrated exceptional teamwork by rearranging chairs after their team photo ahead of the third Test against Pakistan. With the series tied 1-1, England aims to regain momentum despite facing spin challenges. Captain Ben Stokes emphasizes strategic adaptations, while Pakistan remains confident with an unchanged XI. Both teams seek a crucial victory... Read More
Canadian MP Chandra Arya acknowledges the issue of Khalistani extremism, citing personal experiences and calling for serious action from law enforcement. Tensions between Canada and India have escalated over allegations of Indian involvement in the death of terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, which India refutes. Read More
Marriage rituals worldwide vary widely, from napping dishes in Germany symbolizing teamwork to Scotland’s messy ‘blackening the bride’ tradition. Indian weddings often include a playful ritual of stealing the groom’s shoes. Some customs, like bride kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan and Bihar, are thankfully now illegal, emphasizing diverse ways cultures celebrate marriage. Read More
