In one such video, a young Pakistani girl is openly trolling Pakistani army saying that India is a massive country and if Pakistan goes into war with India, it can end up getting ruined. In one such video, a young Pakistani girl is openly trolling Pakistani army saying that India is a massive country and if Pakistan goes into war with India, it can end up getting ruined. The video starts with the teenage girl talking about Pakistan occupied Kashmir, urging India to give the entire Jammu and Kashmir to Paksitan. But defending the Pakistani army, reporter said, "Our army is strong." 'if war happens, Pakistan would lose badly in War (Pakistan tabah hojaayga).

Governor J.B. Pritzker sent U.S. President Donald Trump an invoice on Friday (February 21, 2026) demanding nearly $9 billion in tariff refunds for Illinois families after the Supreme Court ruled the President's much-touted levies are illegal. U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump tariffs LIVEMr. Pritzker urged the White House to "cut the check" after justices ruled 6-3 that Mr. Trump had exceeded his authority by invoking emergency powers to impose tariffs that reshaped global trade and pushed up prices at home. Mr. Pritzker wasn't alone in seeking payback — both political and literal — for widespread consumer woes. Mr. Pritzker and Mr. Newsom are widely seen as potential Democratic contenders in the 2028 presidential race. Mr. Trump himself acknowledged that any refund process could take years.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Friday (February 20, 2026) received the first copy of Tamil Nadu Legislature – A Journey in Legislating and Policy Making, a coffee-table book published by The Hindu Group, from Speaker M. Appavu, who released the book at the Secretariat. An official press release said the book “recalls landmark legislations and initiatives” such as the Temple Entry Authorisation Act (1939), the Sales Tax Act (1939), the Devadasi Abolition Act (1947), and the law enacted in 1989 to provide equal property rights to women. “The book comprises nine chapters featuring rare historical photographs, Assembly proceedings, and details related to financial statements and budgets,” the release said. Deputy Speaker K. Pitchandi, Government Chief Whip G. Ramachandran, Assembly Secretary K. Srinivasan, and senior officials were present on the occasion.

Nasadiya Sukta, presented by them as a part of the Kalavati Dance Festival 2026 organised by Manipuri Nartanalaya at Gyan Manch recently, was a fine articulation of a complex philosophical hypothesis. The piece turns to that moment before creation when nothing existed and attempts to look at life, death and consciousness as an endless journey. Using the idiom of Manipuri dance, the choreographers borrow from the imagery of Pakhangba, the primordial, snake-like deity of the Meitei people, protector of their land, to embody the cycle of time. ADVERTISEMENTIn Nasadiya Sukta, the story of life’s unbroken cycle unfolds through Sudipto Chakraborty’s haunting music and the evocative set conceived by Hemant Vishwakarma and Mira Singh. The festival, dedicated to the doyenne of Manipuri dance in Calcutta, Kalavati Devi, also featured Subikash Mukherjee in an Odissi dance recital and Paramita Maitra and her ensemble in a Kathak performance.

Indian-origin lawyer Neal Katyal played a key role in the US Supreme Court ruling that struck down former President Donald Trump's global tariffs. On Friday, the US Supreme Court ruled to strike down President Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs, marking a significant setback for the former president. Neal Katyal: Legal Victory for Small BusinessesNeal Katyal, who argued the case on behalf of a group of small businesses, described the Supreme Court ruling as a 'complete and total victory.' Katyal, a former acting solicitor general and a professor at Georgetown University, has argued 50 cases before the US Supreme Court, a record for any minority attorney. The Supreme Court RulingThe 6-3 ruling was seen as a major constitutional check on presidential power.

This is why mother-tongue-based multilingual education (MTB-MLE) is critical. This year, which is the seventh edition (2025), Bhasha Matters: Mother Tongue and Multilingual Education, brought together global research, new national evidence and practical lessons to explore the state of Mother Tongue and Multilingual Education in India. In Odisha, a long-standing multilingual education programme spans 21 tribal languages across 17 districts, supporting nearly 90,000 children. When young people’s voices are heard, multilingual education becomes more than a policy aspiration. India’s multilingual moment has arrived — and its youth are helping to shape its future.

"What forced Prime Minister Modi to ensure President Trump announced the India-US trade deal in the night of February 2...?" "The India-US trade deal is really an ordeal that India is being subjected to by the Prime Minister's desperation and surrender," he said. His remarks came after Donald Trump said there is no change in the trade deal with India and emphasised that "the India deal is on". Under the trade deal, Washington will charge a reduced reciprocal tariff on New Delhi, lowering it from 25 per cent to 18 per cent. The 6-3 decision centred on tariffs imposed under an emergency powers law, including the sweeping reciprocal tariffs Trump levied on nearly every other country.

On Friday at the Udupa Music Festival in Chowdiah Memorial Hall, Vyalikaval, singer Parveen Sultana took the stage to a packed hall. The 75-year-old singer began learning music from her father at the age of four. “My father was a wonderful singer who did not pursue music professionally, but he learned from great masters. You have to know the raga and have to hold on to it properly,” she reminisces, going back to her past finely weaved by music. She shares a word of advice to young musicians, saying, “Eagerness, love of music and dedication to practice are missing.

‘Haven’t said anything against her’: Taapsee Pannu on long-rumoured feud with Kangana Ranaut Taapsee’s latest film ‘Assi’, directed by Anubhav Sinha, is currently running in theatresEntertainment Web DeskActress Taapsee Pannu on Friday dismissed her long-rumoured feud with actor-politician Kangana Ranaut, claiming she has never said a word against her. In an interview with YouTuber Shubhankar Mishra, Taapsee addressed questions about her rumoured feud with Kangana, clarifying that most of the narrative was fueled by speculation rather than reality. A few years ago, Kangana’s sister, Rangoli Chandel, had reportedly called Taapsee a ‘cheap copy’ of Kangana, which was widely believed to have strained their relationship. “Her sister called me a ‘cheap copy’. Coming from outside the film industry with no influential mentors, both Kangana and Taapsee have built their careers independently.

“A militant was arrested in Manipur's Imphal West district. “In another operation in Imphal East district, arms and ammunition were recovered,” they added. Acting against drugs, security forces destroyed 30 acre of illicit poppy cultivation in the Senapati and Churachandpur districts. Illicit poppy cultivation on 10 acre was destroyed at Kangjang Hill Range in the Senapati district. Twenty acre of poppy plantation was destroyed at Mongken in Churachandpur.

Bollywood actor Taapsee Pannu clarified that her disagreement with Kangana Ranaut was never personal. Bollywood actor Taapsee Pannu has opened up about her long-discussed disagreement with Kangana Ranaut, saying she never considered it a real feud. Taapsee explained her position to the public because she had no personal conflict with the other party involved in the case. Taapsee has repeatedly stated that she did not start any conflict with Kangana through personal attacks against her. Taapsee proposed that the public developed their understanding of the 'feud' between the two actors based on their public behaviour instead of actual events that occurred between them.

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Hollywood filmmaker James Cameron recently penned a letter to American Senator Mike Lee, warning that Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. will be “disastrous” as it could cause massive loss to jobs, the theatrical industry and the film export business. As per a Variety report, the Avatar director sent the letter to Senator Mike Lee, chair of the Senate subcommittee on antitrust, last week. “The business model of Netflix is directly at odds with the theatrical film production and exhibition business, which employs hundreds of thousands of Americans,” Cameron wrote. Last year, Netflix proposed to acquire key parts of Warner Bros. Discovery—including the studio, HBO, HBO Max, and major IP like DC Comics—for roughly USD 82.7 billion. Announced in December 2025, the deal is currently undergoing regulatory scrutiny, with Warner separating its linear cable networks before the merger.

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The Dubai meet saw an unprecedented wave of withdrawals and on-court retirements, dramatically reshaping the draw. Sixteen players, including top stars like Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek, Naomi Osaka and Zheng Qinwen, had withdrawn. The top-30 ATP players are required to compete in all four grand slams, eight mandatory Masters 1000s, and four ATP 500 events, with exemptions for injuries. The women’s tour has acknowledged that the calendar “does not feel sustainable”. The WTA has announced a Tour Architecture Council, led by Jessica Pegula, to review and recommend substantial calendar reforms by 2027.