After Raghav Chadha was demoted by AAP in the Rajya Sabha, he stayed mostly quiet and carried on as usual. The silence broke 22 days later when he walked out and merged with the BJP along with six others. Raghav Chadha didn't just respond to his demotion. He outmanoeuvred it. He flipped the script. Completely.
BJP leaders have campaigned on Bengal's streets holding fish, while leaders like Anurag Thakur were seen enjoying machh bhaat during visits. Himanta Biswa Sarma went a step ahead and challenged Mamata Banerjee to a fish-eating contest, and even PM Modi mentioned fish in his speech. The tactics vary, but the message is the same: we are one of you. The question is: does Bengal buy it?
Pakistan is hoping to host a second round of peace talks between the US and Iran tomorrow, but Tehran has yet to signal any willingness to participate. As the ceasefire deadline approaches, tensions are rising once again. With the clock ticking, the question now is: will there be a deal, a last-minute extension from Donald Trump, or a return to full-scale war?
While missiles and drones fall from the skies, Iran is still busy posting memes and managing its image for the world. Because in the modern world, war is no longer just fought on battlefields. It is fought on timelines, in captions, and in who tells the story best. There are no clear winners in the US-Israel-Iran war on the battlefield yet, but Iran is clearly winning the propaganda war. It is projecting itself not as a victim but as fearless, strong, and unapologetically savage.
Why did Melania Trump choose this exact moment, amid war headlines and zero fresh allegations, to revive the Epstein narrative with a five-minute statement? The timing feels less like coincidence and more like a calculated move, raising questions about what might be coming next.
When the White House said Melania Trump would make an announcement, nobody knew what it was about. A statement on America's biggest sex trafficker was the last thing anyone could think of.
As US and Iranian officials prepare to meet in Pakistan on April 11, the talks come amid intensifying Israeli strikes in Lebanon, which Tehran sees as a direct violation of a key ceasefire condition. With Israel, the central actor driving the Lebanon front, absent from the negotiating table, a critical question hangs over the process: can these talks deliver any meaningful outcome?
Vietnam, in its response to an India Today Digital report, assured action after several Indian tourists reported discrimination during their visit. The tourists complained their experiences have been marred by uncomfortable and, at times, hostile interactions with locals.
Vietnam has grown popular among Indian travellers, but some say they faced hostility in shops and markets. Tourists and locals suggest stereotypes about Indians may be contributing to the friction.
Even as the US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire, sirens blared across Gulf countries for incoming missiles. Besides, Netanyahu and mediator Shehbaz Sharif gave contradictory statements on Lebanon. While the truce has been announced, the big question is: will it last?
Gen Z is the chhoti bahu of the corporate world, setting boundaries, prioritising mental health, and refusing to glorify burnout. Millennials, the badi bahu of workplaces, quietly carried the weight of commitment and sacrifice, yet rarely received credit for it.
Trump is set to address the nation tonight, outlining US's next course of action in the Iran conflict. Amid a deepening global oil crisis, world leaders and markets alike are watching closely. With the Strait of Hormuz remaining disrupted, Trump's next move could have far-reaching consequences for energy markets and global stability. As uncertainty lingers, the stakes extend far beyond the battlefield.
Two women, speaking to India Today Digital, recount their deeply disturbing experiences of sexual abuse at the hands of men who claimed to possess supernatural powers. It was their parents' superstition that led them into the clutches of these godmen and the silence that followed that ultimately shielded the perpetrators. These real stories highlight how silence and superstition empower predatory godmen like Nashik's Ashok Kharat.
Pakistan, a country struggling to contain violence within and around its own borders, now wants to broker peace between the US and Iran. The contradiction is glaring.
Men overwhelmed by choices on dating apps, teens placing 2 am pizza orders out of boredom, couples planning vacations because their friends also went and even elderly scrolling endlessly before sleep: technology has taken away more than it has given.
Community travel is taking off among young explorers, revealing something deeper than wanderlust. For a generation that has mastered doing everything alone, these trips offer stolen moments of connection. On crowded buses, over late-night hostel dinners, and through winding streets, where strangers become friends, and a sense of belonging quietly blooms, one shared adventure at a time.
He built a glittering empire of wealth and influence, and hid a machinery of abuse behind its gates. When the walls finally cracked, the fallout reached presidents, princes and billionaires who once moved freely through his world. But how did Jeffrey Epstein build, finance and shield one of the most notorious sex-trafficking networks in modern history? Here is a detailed look inside the evil empire.
Astrology was once about planets and priests. Today, it's about prompts and predictions on ChatGPT. From questions about love life to picking interview outfits, and even forecasting job offers, people are turning to AI as their go-to astrologer. But, how accurate is it?
When Baloch fighters went out to launch decades' deadliest attack on Pakistan, the visuals looked straight out of Dhurandhar. The visual was uncanny: wind-swept desert, militant gear, flowing beard, unhurried swagger, eyes fixed forward, making the internet believe 'Balochistan has its own Hamza Ali Mazari.'
Donald Trump's abrupt shift from tariff threats and sharp criticism of India to warm praise for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and a reduced-tariff trade deal has surprised diplomatic and trade circles. What's behind Trump's change of heart for India?
