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PM Narendra Modi is in Varanasi to file his nomination papers for the Lok Sabha elections. He spoke to Aaj Tak ahead of the nomination when he called BJP's alliance with PDP in Kashmir "mahamilavat". The full interview will be aired on Aaj Tak at 7 pm.

Behind the scenes: PM Modi speaks exclusively to Aaj Tak

Narendra Modi is in Varanasi since yesterday to file his nomination papers for the Lok Sabha elections. 

Narendra Modi is seeking re-election as the Prime Minister for his second term in the Centre.

The Prime Minister said that he didn't have to be an MP to know Kashmir. 

Modi called BJP's alliance with PDP in Kashmir "mahamilavat".

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Shah Rukh Khan’s dance from Anant Ambani’s Bhajan Sandhya in Jamnagar has taken over social media. Videos from the night show a host of celebrities, including Ranveer Singh and Janhvi Kapoor, dancing at the event.

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Viral: Shah Rukh Khan grooves at Anant Ambani’s birthday bhajan sandhya

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.

With its meme machine and continuous trolling of Trump, Iran is way ahead in the propaganda war

The art of being savage ft. Iran

Learn how climate change is reshaping when, where, and how Indians travel.

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Two US Navy destroyers passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, prompting a challenge from Iranian forces, even as high-level talks between Washington and Tehran were underway in Islamabad.

Tense standoff in Strait of Hormuz as Iranian Navy challenges US destroyers trying to sail through

This is the last warning: US warships' secret foray caused tense Hormuz standoff

Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge continues its steady box office run on Day 24 across India and overseas. The Ranveer Singh-starrer is edging towards becoming one of the top 3 Indian all-time grossers.

Dhurandhar 2 removes abuses in new prints after censors passed half-muted cuss words

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Dhurandhar 2 box office Day 24: No competition for Ranveer Singh's film yet

Reporting from the Israel-Lebanon border, India Today's Pranay Upadhyaya describes a landscape dominated by constant blasts, with the sustained thunder of missiles and drones echoing across a region steadily emptied of its civilian population as the Middle East conflict intensifies. The continued shelling in northern Israel has pushed the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to maintain active operations across southern Lebanon, an area where the militant group Hezbollah is deeply entrenched. The military exchanges continue despite a fragile ceasefire framework announced in recent diplomatic efforts involving the United States and Iran. In the visual report from the border region, the terrain across the hills is identified as the launch zone from where Hezbollah fighters are seen firing rockets.

Group Report: Border towns emptied as rockets, drones pound Israel-Lebanon line

A panel discussion highlights the growing confusion surrounding the US-Iran ceasefire agreement, particularly regarding Lebanon's status. While the United States maintains that the Israel-Lebanon conflict is a separate issue, Iran insists Lebanon is included in the truce and threatens to withdraw if strikes continue. Amidst this diplomatic chaos, Israel continues its military operations against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. The conversation also analyzes Pakistan's role as a mediator hosting the US-Iran talks in Islamabad. The analysis suggests Pakistan is merely serving as a staging ground and messenger, with real authority resting with its military leadership rather than the civilian government. Furthermore, the discussion contrasts Pakistan's position with India's strategic approach. India has reportedly avoided a direct mediator role to protect its long-term geopolitical interests, opting instead for quiet diplomatic engagements. This is evidenced by the recent visits of India's External Affairs Minister to the United Arab Emirates, the Petroleum Minister to Qatar, and the Foreign Secretary to the United States.

Ceasefire Chaos As Israel Pounds Lebanon

US-Iran peace talks in Pak spotlight Munir role as questions rise over power balance

The Iran-America talks in Islamabad are facing a delay of a few hours. Initially scheduled to begin at 8 am Tehran time, the negotiations are now expected to commence in the afternoon, which translates to late evening Indian Standard Time. According to reports quoting Iranian media, specifically the Mehr News Agency, the structure of the talks will initially involve separate engagements. The transcript highlights that 'the Iranian and American delegations are expected to hold separate individual meetings' with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif first. Once these initial diplomatic courtesies are concluded, the main round of indirect negotiations will begin. The American delegation, which includes Vance, and the Iranian representatives will not be sitting directly across the table from one another. Instead, the discussions will proceed as indirect negotiations following their respective meetings with the Pakistani Prime Minister. This development marks a significant update on the format and timing of the diplomatic engagements.

Iran-America Islamabad Talks Delayed

Iran-US Islamabad talks delayed, delegations to meet Shehbaz Sharif separately

In this India Today news bulletin, the anchor and Major General Sanjay Soy (Retd) analyse the escalating tensions between the US and Iran under the Donald Trump administration. The discussion focuses on Trump's key objectives, including halting Iran's uranium enrichment, ending support for regional proxy groups like Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis, and ensuring the unrestricted reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Major General Soy suggests that Iran currently holds the upper hand strategically, using energy and the threat of anti-shipping mines in the international waterway as leverage. The segment highlights the arrival of a high-level US delegation in Islamabad, including J.D. Vance, Jared Kushner, and Steve Witkoff, for negotiations. Concerns are raised regarding Trump's 'one-man army' leadership style and whether he is disregarding the advice of his military generals. The analysis also touches upon Iran's use of emotional messaging and the potential impact of the US midterm elections on the ongoing geopolitical standoff.

Trump vs Iran: The Battle for Strait of Hormuz

What does Trump want from Iran? Breaking down US objectives on nukes, missiles

An India Today Global on-ground report from the Israel-Lebanon border reveals a highly volatile situation as military forces intensify strikes against targets in southern Lebanon. The Israeli Prime Minister has firmly stated that military operations will not cease, reflecting the ongoing escalation. Border regions in northern Israel remain largely abandoned, with residents forced to evacuate or take refuge in reinforced concrete shelters due to the persistent threat of rocket fire from neighbouring territories. The military asserts that these operations are necessary to secure the region and allow displaced citizens to return home safely. Over the past forty days, forces claim to have eliminated approximately 1,400 fighters and targeted 4,300 hideouts, including 150 individuals in the last twenty-four hours alone. Consequently, prospects for a ceasefire remain jeopardised. Israeli authorities refuse to halt operations unless opposing forces are disarmed, while Iranian officials insist on a comprehensive cessation of hostilities. The report underscores the severe ground reality, highlighting the widespread devastation and the profound impact on civilian life.

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Behind the scenes: PM Modi speaks exclusively to Aaj Tak

PM Narendra Modi is in Varanasi to file his nomination papers for the Lok Sabha elections. He spoke to Aaj Tak ahead of the nomination when he called BJP's alliance with PDP in Kashmir "mahamilavat". The full interview will be aired on Aaj Tak at 7 pm.

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