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Meenu Batra is still not in the clear: Attorney says fight to get Green Card or military parole not over

Indian-origin Meenu Batra, who was detained by the ICE for being an undocumented individual in the US living since 1991, is still not in the clear after she was released from six-week ICE detention, his attorney Deepak Ahluwalia said in an interview. The release was a victory and now she…

The Times of India

The five British passport issues that could prevent you from travelling this summer

Damaged passports: British holidaymakers are being urged to check their travel documents for any damage, as a compromised passport could lead to being denied travel. A passport is deemed damaged if crucial information is illegible, pages torn or missing, the cover is detached or ripped, or if is water damaged…

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‘Pocket-sized symbol of colonial loot’: how New York’s mayor revived Koh-i-noor diamond debate

Zohran Mamdani’s suggestion King Charles should return diamond to India has reopened old wounds

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Met Gala 2026: India’s Boldest Looks That Stunned the World

What happens when tradition meets the world’s biggest fashion stage? At Met Gala 2026, the answer was impossible to ignore. Under the theme “Fashion Is Art,” celebrities didn’t just wear outfits they became living expressions of creativity. And this time, India didn’t just show up it stood out. From hand-painted…

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Delivery boy receives ₹2,100 ‘noton ki mala’ at wedding house; users say ‘only in India’

Indian weddings are often described as grand, chaotic, and unforgettable—and for good reason. Spanning anywhere from three to seven days, these celebrations transform households into vibrant hubs of music, rituals, food, and nonstop excitement. Every corner of the home buzzes with activity, and even the smallest moments have the potential…

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‘My goal was not immigration’: Oxford law graduate on why she’s returning to India from UK

An Indian student, Niyati, has shared why she plans to return home just two months after graduating from University of Oxford with a law degree, despite having the option to build a career in the United Kingdom.

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5 Vishnu Temples That Remove Generational Curses

Lord Vishnu, the preserver, is worshipped as the one who restores order where life has become heavy. His temples linked with ancestor rituals feel less like places of fear and more like places of release, where families come not only to pray, but to forgive, remember, and begin again. Vishnupad…

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Can BJP govern Bengal without becoming its old political order?

After weeks of saturation coverage and sustained commentary, election outcomes in India often arrive weighed down by interpretation. A familiar tendency persists to read into them too many meanings and to insert too many subtexts.

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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…

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‘Saffron tsunami’, ‘sunset for the satraps’: Front pages on assembly results

The verdicts are in.

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2 Indians win Pulitzer for graphic report on digital arrest

The Pulitzer Prize Board has awarded the 2026 prize for Illustrated Reporting and Commentary to Anand RK and Suparna Sharma, along with Bloomberg colleague Natalie Obiko Pearson, for trAPPed – a graphic investigation into a neurologist in India held captive by her own phone under what is known as “digital…

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Failed H-1B lottery 7 times, moved to Canada: Indian-origin Microsoft techie gets Green Card through EB-1

An Indian-origin Microsoft techie, Aishani B, shared her story of becoming a permanent resident in the US after trying for an H-1B visa for years. In a LinkedIn post, Aishani shared how she kept trying for the work visa every year between 2019 and 2025 and she did not get…

The Times of India

Top 10 most polluted cities in the world 2026: Abu Dhabi in UAE, Patna in India and more

Air pollution levels in 2026 are raising fresh concerns across different parts of the world. The Air Quality Index (AQI) has become a simple but worrying signal of how safe the air really is to breathe. In some cities, the numbers are climbing into severe and unhealthy zones, which might…

The Times of India

Sugar Prices Supported by a Surge in Gasoline Prices

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN26 ) on Monday closed up +0.34 (+2.27%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) did not trade as markets in the UK were closed for the May Day holiday. Sugar prices settled sharply higher on Monday for a second day, with NY...

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Narendra Modi’s BJP wins election in West Bengal for the first time

Result in key Indian state is set to have significant implications for the country’s political landscape

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Soaring Gasoline Prices Lift Ethanol and Boost Sugar Prices

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN26 ) today is up +0.27 (+1.81%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) is not trading with markets in the UK closed for the May Day holiday. Sugar prices are sharply higher today for a second day, with NY sugar posting a...

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'20 years on H-1B': Major row over Indian man's viral post on not getting to see dying mother

After Gautam Dey's LinkedIn post on how he could not travel to India to see his dying mother one last time because of consular issues, a major controversy erupted as many people pointed out that he should have chosen his mother back home instead of his life in the US.…

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Raghu Rai obituary

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Celebrations as Modi’s ruling party poised to take control of India's West Bengal state

Supporters of Indian prime minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) celebrate as trends released by the Election Commission show BJP leading in 176 out of 294 seats in West Bengal.

The Times of India

It was not racist: New Zealand woman says police came to her house for her 'Welcome to New India' FB post

Renee-Rose Schwenke, a New Zealand woman, has claimed that police came knocking on her door, accusing her of a racist attitude after she posted a photo on Facebook with a caption reading: 'Welcome to New India'. It was a photo of herself with two men of Indian appearance in the…

The Independent UK

Modi’s BJP set for big win in key state elections as support for his fiercest rivals collapses

Modi finally unseats Mamata Banerjee in West Bengal, while popular actor Vijay’s party takes the largest number of votes in Tamil Nadu

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This Indian Electric Motorcycle Is Dirt Cheap, And It Might Be A Game Changer

The Oben Rorr Evo delivers real motorcycle performance at just north of $1,000, making it one of the most accessible EV bikes yet.

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Why BJP’s Bengal Breakthrough Is Bigger Than It Looks

What if an election result is not really about numbers? Seats can be counted. Votes can be measured. But influence that’s harder to see. The recent breakthrough of the Bharatiya Janata Party in West Bengal may look like just another political win. But the real story runs deeper than headlines…

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Ranveer Announces ‘India’s Got Latent’ Documentary After Kapil Show Reunion

YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia has revealed that he is working on a documentary based on the controversy surrounding India’s Got Latent, shortly after his recent appearance on The Great Indian Kapil Show alongside comedian Samay Raina.

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“Living alone isn’t easy”: Indian student in US shares reality of studying abroad

The idea of studying abroad continues to inspire many Indian students, symbolizing opportunity, growth, and global exposure. However, beyond the excitement and social media highlights, there is a quieter, more honest conversation emerging about what life truly looks like after moving away from home.

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