Cong spreading misinformation: BJP on oppn party’s take on reference to PM Modi in Epstein files

New Delhi:  The BJP accused the Congress on Saturday of spreading misinformation against Prime Minister Narendra Modi by “twisting” a generic email fragment of investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein into a political smear, asserting that there is “zero evidence” of any direct or indirect interaction between the two. This came after the Congress posted…

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Kishan”s maiden T20I ton, Arshdeep”s fifer headline India”s 46-run victory over NZ

Thiruvananthapuram: Ishan Kishan’s thrill-a-second maiden T20I hundred compensated for Sanju Samson’s familiar failure, and the knock in conjunction with Arshdeep Singh’s fifer scripted India’s 46-run romp over New Zealand in the fifth and final match here on Saturday. India thus sealed the series 4-1, and wrapped up their preparations to defend the T20 World Cup…

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YSRCP leader Ambati Rambabu arrested in Andhra over ‘derogatory remarks’ on CM

Guntur (Andhra Pradesh): Andhra Pradesh Police on Saturday arrested senior YSRCP leader and former minister Ambati Rambabu here, following his alleged derogatory remarks against Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. High drama unfolded on Guntur roads and also at Rambabu’s home for several hours on Saturday afternoon and running late into the night, where dozens of…

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Columnist M S Shanker, Orange News 9

Not Venezuela, not a Walkover: Why Iran Is a Very Different Battlefield for the United States

For Washington’s strategic planners, the temptation to view Iran through the same prism as Venezuela—or even Iraq—would be a dangerous miscalculation. Iran is not a collapsing petro-state with fractured institutions and limited military reach. It is a hardened, battle-tested regional power with layered air defences, a vast missile arsenal, and powerful allies who have a…

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Power Games in the Deccan: Is Karnataka’s Script Being Rewritten in Telangana?

Politics, as every seasoned observer knows, is rarely about what is said in public and almost always about what is whispered in private. The theatre of Indian federal politics is particularly unforgiving, where symbolism often matters more than statements and timing can be more lethal than intent. Against this backdrop, a seemingly routine development in…

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