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'Better to ally with me': PM Modi's jovial dig as CM Reddy seeks support for Telangana 'like Manmohan Singh did for Gujarat'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday made a strong political pitch to Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, saying he was ready to extend to the state the same level of central support given to Gujarat over the past decade, saying it would be better if you ally with me…

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PM Modi sees ‘saffron surge’ in Karnataka; celebrates BJP gains in Bengal, across other parts of India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the Bharatiya Janata Party's electoral successes across India. He credited the victories in Puducherry, Assam, and West Bengal to nationalistic politics and development. Modi noted the BJP's significant growth in West Bengal and Gujarat. He contrasted this with the Congress party's electoral decline over the…

The Economic Times

5 Must-Visit Hanuman Temples in India Over 1000 Years Old

Across India, some of the most powerful centers of devotion dedicated to Hanuman are not just places of worship, but living historical landmarks where centuries of belief, rebuilding, and uninterrupted prayer continue to define spiritual life. While many temple structures have been renovated over time, several sites trace their origins…

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7 Most Powerful Hanuman Temples to Visit on Bada Mangal 2026

As the holy Tuesdays of the Jyeshtha month arrive, the spiritual intensity surrounding Lord Hanuman reaches a level that devotees across North India deeply feel rather than simply observe. Bada Mangal is not just another festival day, but a time when faith, service, and devotion come together in a powerful…

Times Life

A new saffron geography: BJP’s Bengal breakthrough extends its eastern dominance

The BJP has swept West Bengal and cemented Assam. The trends now point to something larger: a continuous saffron arc running from the northeast to Gujarat’s coast.

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4.4.6.4.6 ... Aussie Test great cops the IPL treatment

Josh Hazlewood doesn't get taken to the cleaners very often but he suffered a rare old mauling in Bengaluru's defeat to the Gujarat Titans.

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Trains Cancelled Till April 26 Check Your Route Now

Imagine reaching the station ticket in hand, bags packed Only to hear your train isn’t coming. No warning. No clear announcement. Just confusion. Right now, thousands of passengers across Bihar are facing this reality as major disruptions hit Indian Railways. Between April 18 and April 26, several trains are cancelled,…

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5 Krishna Temples Where You Can Feel Closest To Lord Krishna

“वसुदेवसुतं देवं कंसचाणूरमर्दनम्। देवकीपरमानन्दं कृष्णं वन्दे जगद्गुरुम्॥” There are some places in India where Lord Krishna does not feel like a distant deity from ancient stories. Instead, He feels present in every chant, every bell, every flower offered at His feet, and every devotee who arrives with faith in their…

Times Life

4 Lord Vishnu Temples in South India Over 2000 Years Old

Lord Vishnu, who is believed to be one of the most powerful and important deities in Hinduism, is worshipped as the Protector and Preserver of the universe. Often referred to as Hari or Narayana, Bhagwan incarnates on earth in order to restore Dharma and cosmic balance during periods of evil.…

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5 Revealing Clothes That Were Not Shameful for Women in Ancient India

If your waist shows, it’s “attention-seeking.” If your back is bare, it’s “too bold.” If your body simply looks feminine - curved, alive, unapologetically itself - it becomes something that needs to be controlled before it can be accepted. So you adjust. Not because you’re uncomfortable. But because you’ve been…

Times Life

Why Ashwatthama Is Believed To Still Roam The Earth

Among all the mysterious characters of the Mahabharata, Ashwatthama remains one of the most fascinating. Many people believe that he still roams forests, temples, and remote places across India, carrying the curse given to him by Lord Krishna. Stories about his sightings continue even today, making him one of the…

Times Life

Lyari in India: The Hidden Riverbed in Gujarat That’s Gaining Attention

A new keyword has quietly started trending across social media and search platforms — “Lyari in India.” At first, the term creates confusion, as many people associate it with Karachi in Pakistan. However, the reality behind this trend is entirely different and deeply connected to nature.

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Mahabharata Real or Myth? What Ancient Evidence Reveals Today

For centuries, the Mahabharata has stood not merely as a monumental epic of ancient India, but as a story woven into the very fabric of South Asian culture, philosophy and spirituality. Generations have grown up hearing its tales of heroism, tragedy, divine intervention and moral conflict, and yet one question…

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The World’s Only Hill with 900 Temples Where No One Can Stay After Sunset

Some places are not meant to be understood quickly. They are meant to be felt. In Gujarat, near the quiet town of Palitana, stands a hill that looks like a city carved out of light. Hundreds of white marble temples shimmer under the sun, forming one of the most sacred…

Times Life

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5 Powerful Temples Where Maa Durga Is Worshipped Without an Idol

We often go to a temple expecting a face, a weapon, a lion, a familiar image of the Goddess. But some shrines do something deeper. They take away the human-shaped idol and leave us standing before fire, stone, eyes, or a form that almost unsettles the mind. That is where…

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Incomplete Statue, Complete Miracles: Gujarat’s Secret Goddess

In Gujarat lies a hidden miracle a half-finished idol of Maa Ashapura that fulfills every devotee’s desire. Despite its incomplete form, devotees swear by its power, offering prayers that bring children, health, wealth, and protection. The story begins with Shri Devchand Shah, whose devotion led Maa Ashapura to instruct him…

The Times of India

Cargo ship-bound for Kandla port catches fire after Iran attack, 20 rescued, 3 missing

An India-bound Thai cargo vessel was among four ships attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, with the ship heading for Gujarat's Kandla port catching fire. The Indian government deplored the targeting of commercial shipping, emphasizing the need to avoid impeding freedom of navigation and commerce.

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4 Temples That Reappeared After Being Lost

“न हि सत्यं न च धर्मो न श्रद्धा न च साधनम्। यत्र देवालयो नास्ति तत्र नास्ति शुभं फलम्॥” This ancient Sanskrit verse reminds us that a sacred space is not just stone and architecture. A temple carries memory, devotion, and the spiritual identity of generations. Yet history shows that many…

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Sheetala Ashtami 2026: Date, Timings, Rituals & Significance

Sheetala Ashtami is one of the most significant religious festivals in Hinduism. This festival is dedicated to Goddess Sheetala who is believed to be the divine protector of devotees from epidemics and diseases. In fact, the Goddess’s blessing can manifest in our lives in the form of good health, longevity…

The Independent UK

Indians pour into streets to dance, sing and celebrate after historic T20 cricket World Cup win

Crowd of over 100,000 roar in delight at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad in Gujarat as Indian team lifts trophy

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Life Against the Sun: Rare Survivors of India’s Harsh Deserts

When we imagine deserts, we often think of emptiness. Endless sand, burning heat, silence that feels lifeless. But India’s deserts tell a very different story. Beneath the blazing sun and inside the shifting dunes lives a fragile world of animals that have learned to survive where life seems impossible. These…

Times Life

5 Indian Lakes Where Throwing a Coin Into Water Can Fulfill Your Wishes

There is something elemental about water. Throughout human history it has symbolised life, purification, reflection, and the bridge between what is visible and what is deeply felt. People have long walked to water’s edge, closed their eyes, breathed their intentions, and let a coin slip from their fingers into the…

Times Pets

A Historic Step Toward Understanding an Endangered Desert Hunter

In the vast silence of the Thar Desert, where wind draws patterns on sand and life survives quietly against all odds, a historic moment unfolded. For the first time in India, an endangered caracal has been fitted with a radio collar in Jaisalmer. This single act marks a turning point…

Times Life

4 Divine Jyotirlingas That Transform a Shiva Devotee’s Soul

Hinduism considers the 12 Jyotirlinga temples of Lord Shiva as some of the most sacred shrines in existence. In fact, it is believed that Jyotiringas emerged on their own contrary to most other temples where the idols are consecrated. Therefore, a pilgrimage to these spots can result in the transition…

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India Was the World’s Richest Country for 1,000 Years. What Exactly Changed?

For much of recorded history, India was one of the largest economic powers in the world. This is not a cultural claim. It is supported by long term economic research. Economic historian Angus Maddison, whose global GDP reconstructions are widely cited in academic circles, estimated that: Around 1 AD, India…

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