‘Agenda to set country on fire’: BJP retorts to opposition’s ‘regime change’ call | India News

‘Regime change’ row escalates as BJP accuses Opposition of fuelling ‘anarchy’, Congress hits back The ruling BJP and opposition leaders on Saturday traded sharp remarks over the use of the phrase “regime change” during protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, with the Congress defending peaceful protests and the BJP accusing the Opposition of attempting…

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New York’s Plaza Hotel opened in 1907 and last shut for a $450 million overhaul; 119 years later, the 282-room landmark will close again for at least four years to restore its historic facade

Photo credit: The Plaza website New York City’s Plaza Hotel is preparing to close again, this time for a restoration of its landmark-protected facade. The hotel, which opened in 1907, will shut from January 2027 for at least four years while crews carry out repair and preservation work on the 119-year-old building. The Plaza said…

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Zelenskyy terms Russian peace moves a ‘parody’, slams Trump deal

Zelensky called his EU counterparts “real leaders” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday sharply criticised US President Trump’s diesel deal with Russia, saying it would send cash back to Moscow, and accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of reducing peace negotiations to a “parody”.Speaking at an EU summit in Brussels, Zelenskyy said Russia did not want…

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Encounter breaks out between security forces, terrorists in J&K’s Kupwara | India News

Representative image (File pohoto NEW DELHI: An encounter broke out between security forces and terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kupwara district on Saturday after troops detected suspicious movement along the Line of Control (LoC), officials said.The exchange of fire took place in the Jumgund area of the Keran sector in north Kashmir after alert troops…

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‘Women ought to be released after sunset’: Neha Bora questions night-long detentions over anti-SIR stir | India News

AISA president Neha Bora, who was detained during the anti-SIR protest in Delhi, questioned the overnight detention of protesters and alleged that police delayed her access to a lawyer NEW DELHI: All India Students’ Association (AISA) president Neha Bora on Saturday questioned the overnight detention of protesters, over the anti-SIR stir, saying women ought to…

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In 1899, Indianapolis built a dam to create a boating lake on the White River; 127 years later, crews are removing it after the structure altered more than four miles of river and blocked aquatic wildlife

Indianapolis has begun removing the Emrichsville Dam from the White River, ending more than a century of disruption to the river’s natural flow and aquatic habitats. According to The Indianapolis Star, the project is intended to improve conditions for wildlife and make the waterway safer for people. The US Fish and Wildlife Service and the…

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In 2020, Canadian entrepreneur David Ingram bought a rare Aston Martin-designed Hudson Valley home at the rendering stage; six years later, the finished 55-acre compound is listed for $19.5 million

Pic credit: Zillow/ OneKey MLS David Ingram, a wellness guru and entrepreneur, has listed his New York residence for $19.5 million, according to a report by Mansion Global. The Toronto-based founder of Sweat and Tonic’s Hudson Valley home is one of only two standalone houses in the world designed by Aston Martin and its partners….

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