Month: April 2025

[ad_1] 26/11 Mumbai attack plotter Tahawwur Rana (File Image) NEW DELHI: Senior advocate Dayan Krishnan, who spearheaded India's case for 26/11 Mumbai attack plotter Tahawwur Rana's extradition in the United States Supreme Court, will now lead the National Investigation Agency's (NIA) prosecution in Delhi. Rana, who worked closely with 26/11 primary plotter David Coleman Headley (also known as Daood Gilani), a US citizen, is reportedly en-route to India after the US Supreme Court rejected his review petition against extradition on April 4.Krishnan, involved with the extradition process since 2010, will work alongside Special Prosecutor Narender Mann, an experienced criminal lawyer who previously represented the Central Bureau of Investigation at the Delhi High Court.Additional legal representatives include advocates Sanjeevi Sheshadri and Sridhar Kale, along with NIA counsel, according to sources.A significant development occurred in May 2023, with Rana's trial having commenced […]

[ad_1] Sadhguru, known the world over for his life-changing ideologies, has often spoken about parenting your children in the right manner. While most experts believe that when it comes to parenting, there is no one size fits all, however, there are some key tenets to parenting, which according to Sadhguru, can completely transform your parenting style. Here they are...Create a home that is free from stress, anger and anxietyParenting is a difficult task, and one that requires immense patience, and perseverance. Hence, most parents, at some point, have had a meltdown, and lost patience with their children. However, to raise gentle children, one has to create, or rather nurture a loving environment at home - one that is free from stress, anger, and anxiety. This is the primary responsibility of parenting.Children don't need a 'boss', they need parentsAs a parent, […]

[ad_1] NEW DELHI: The newly appointed white-ball captain of the England cricket team Harry Brook has expressed his commitment to prioritising his national team duties over participation in overseas franchise leagues for the time being. The batter, who recently withdrew from the Indian Premier League (IPL), acknowledged the importance of managing his workload as a regular member of England's Test, one-day, and T20I sides."England is the way forward for me and franchise cricket can almost take a step back for a little while," Brook told the BBC.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!While Brook aims to participate in every England series, he recognised the need for occasional breaks to maintain his performance levels. "I enjoy playing cricket for England more than anything else, so to lose a little bit of money here and there - I'd take […]

[ad_1] Lord Hanuman is one of the most beloved for his devotees, and is known to bless people with strength, courage, success in life, resilience, and more. Hanuman Jayanti is one of the most important festivals and days dedicated to him. And as it is said, Lord Hanuman is the only God who is a devotee before being a God, a devotee of Lord Ram. Hanuman Jayanti date and time In 2025, Hanuman Jayanti falls on Saturday, April 12.According to Drik Pancang “Hanuman Jayanti on Saturday, April 12, 2025Purnima Tithi Begins - 03:21 AM on Apr 12, 2025Purnima Tithi Ends - 05:51 AM on Apr 13, 2025”Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated on the Purnima Tithi, which is the full moon day of Chaitra according to the Hindu calendar.According to the Gregorian calendar, it is anywhere between March and April. And as […]

[ad_1] Wildebeest, a gorilla and a giraffe were among the life-size puppets (AFP photos) KINSHASA: A wildebeest, a gorilla and a giraffe were among the life-size puppets to begin a 20,000-kilometre (12,400-mile) trek across the globe Wednesday from the DR Congo capital, to raise awareness about migration due to climate change.The animals are part of The Herds project and aim to have crossed around 10 countries between central Africa and the Arctic by August.Their journey will take them through Nigeria, Senegal, Morocco, France and Norway, among other countries."This project tries to give the public a powerful emotional sense of what's happening to the planet," project producer David Lan told AFP in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The trek includes "now 20, later 40, later 70 animals from all over west Africa, Morocco, Europe who are travelling […]

[ad_1] HYDERABAD: While Riyaz Bhatkal and Yasin Bhatkal were the masterminds behind the Dilsukhnagar blasts that killed 18 in 2013, bomb maker Waqas, a Pakistani, and fake ID creator Aijaz Sheikh were the key lieutenants of Indian Mujahideen terror module.The NIA special court verdict in Dec 2016, which awarded the death penalty to the five IM operatives, and the Telangana HC order on April 8 which upheld that verdict, detailed how Waqas and Sheikh played crucial roles, deserving capital punishment along with Yasin Bhatkal, Asadullah Akhtar and Tahseen Akhtar. Riyaz Bhatkal was never caughtFollowing his arrest, Zia-Ur-Rehman alias Waqas, a native of Mustafabad in Punjab province of Pakistan, disclosed to NIA that he had personally planted the IEDs along with Asadullah and Tahseen. Waqas was 24 at the time."He learnt to make bombs in North Waziristan where he was trained […]

[ad_1] Image used for representative purpose only NAGPUR: Miffed at being denied a loan, a goon recorded a banker's frequent trips to Nagpur's biggest brothel, Ganga Jamuna, and blackmailed him to cough up gold and valuables of Rs 2.35 lakh. Harassed and robbed by the goon, Adesh Samudre, the 55-year-old banker lodged a police case a fortnight later after the accused continued to blackmail him and picked a fight with his wife.On March 15, Samudre followed the banker to Marwadi Chowk, where he compelled him to part with valuables, threatening to expose his brothel trips to his family, said police. Sources said Samudre plotted the blackmail ploy to earn fast money and settle a score, when he was refused a loan by the banker. And Samudre sensed the opportunity on seeing him frequenting Ganga Jamuna brothels.Though the manager handed over […]

[ad_1] Goldman Sachs economists dramatically revised their US recession forecast within minutes, demonstrating the volatile nature of economic predictions amidst shifting trade policies. On Wednesday (April 9) noon, Goldman Sachs predicted a recession following the implementation of new reciprocal tariffs. “We think the White House is unlikely to quickly reverse most of the new tariffs, but our probability of recession would decline if it does,” Goldman Sachs economists led by Jan Hatzius said Wednesday in a note. “This would be less severe than most past US recessions, in part because we do not see major financial imbalances that need to unwind, private sector balance sheets remain strong, and we see some room for trade deals to eventually lower tariff rates somewhat,” Hatzius wrote in the note.Goldman Sachs' note recalling Recession alarm"Prior to President Trump's announcement, we had shifted to a […]