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24-year-old model’s last post suggests heartbreak. She was recently engaged. Who was Anjali Varmora?
Gujrat's 24-year-old model and social media influencer, Anjali Varmora, tragically died by suicide at her Surat home. Her family discovered her body after returning from an outing. Anjali's final social media post, "Today, you finally made me feel that I mean nothing to you…", hints at deep emotional distress. Police are investigating the case, while family confirmed she battled depression.
'India is loud at home but lonely abroad': Congress' Pawan Khera slams BJP govt's "muscular foreign policy"
Pawan Khera, a Congress leader, strongly criticizes the BJP government's foreign policy. He claims it has failed. Khera points to several issues. These include China's support for Pakistan and Nepal's territorial claims. He also mentions the OIC's stance on Jammu and Kashmir. Khera asserts India is isolated internationally. He says the government's approach has backfired.
Despite '400 paar' setback in 2024, how Modi 3.0 at 11 is looking stronger than ever
Despite initial doubts after the 2024 elections, Narendra Modi's third term as Prime Minister appears stable, with strong support from allies. The BJP has rebounded with state election wins, while the Congress struggles to maintain momentum. Experts suggest Modi's leadership remains dominant, with no clear alternative in sight, as his government confidently advances its agenda.
Overseas luxury real estate: Here’s why it is catching the eyes of HNIs
Overseas luxury real estate is a high-involvement play. It demands due diligence, regulatory awareness, and trusted local partnerships. Done right, a home abroad can be more than a financial asset. It becomes a gateway to global living, future-proofing one’s wealth, and passing on a legacy with international roots.
Rs 49,59,999 lost in weeks: How a Mumbai woman was lured with 'gift' from abroad and fell victim to online scam
A Navi Mumbai woman lost Rs 49.59 lakh to fraudsters between June and August 2024. The scam began with a UK contact on Instagram promising a gift parcel. Subsequently, a fake customs officer demanded various charges, leading the victim to transfer funds before realizing the deception. Police have registered a case and are investigating the cyber fraud.
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From July 1, GST returns pending three years can’t be filed
Starting July 2025, GSTN will restrict taxpayers from filing returns after three years from the due date, following a Finance Act amendment. Taxpayers are urged to reconcile records and file pending returns for GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, and GSTR-9 promptly. Experts believe this promotes tax discipline, though concerns exist regarding taxpayers facing genuine hardships.
Understanding Operation Travelling Op Sindoor
The author reflects on explaining Indian culture abroad, drawing parallels to a recent government initiative called 'Operation Sindoor' aimed at showcasing India's stance on terrorism. He questions the effectiveness of sending MP delegations to foreign capitals, especially when domestic political rhetoric contradicts their message.
'Vijay Mallya chor hai': Farah Khan's chef Dilip steals the show with fiery remark, flirts with Payal Gaming in new vlog
Farah Khan's visit to S8UL Gamers' headquarters in Navi Mumbai with her cook, Dilip, showcased the lucrative gaming world. Payal Gaming stole the spotlight, while Dilip's humorous interactions and a cooking competition added to the fun. His surprising Vijay Mallya mix-up during a quiz challenge created a memorable moment, highlighting the booming Indian gaming culture.
Vancouver Whitecaps players fall ill after Mexico final; Canada coach suggests possible poisoning
Jesse Marsch, Canada's national soccer team coach, expressed his concern after several Vancouver Whitecaps players fell ill following their CONCACAF Champions Cup final in Mexico. The team reported gastrointestinal symptoms upon returning, raising worries about player availability for upcoming World Cup qualifiers. Marsch is monitoring the situation and considering adjustments to the lineup, emphasizing player health and recovery.
"India received great response from world": Rajya Sabha MP Satnam Singh on Op Sindoor outreach campaign
India's Operation Sindoor outreach campaign garnered global support. An all-party delegation engaged with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Algeria. Discussions focused on India's response to the Pahalgam terror attack. The delegation highlighted India's zero-tolerance policy on terrorism. Partner countries expressed concerns about Pakistan's association with terrorism. They also showed interest in strengthening economic ties with India.
Indian diaspora to benefit as Canada proposes expansion of citizenship by descent
Canada's Bill C-3 aims to eliminate the first-generation limit on citizenship by descent, addressing a court ruling that deemed the restriction unconstitutional. If passed, the bill would grant citizenship to those previously ineligible and allow Canadian parents born abroad to pass on citizenship to their foreign-born children, provided they've lived in Canada for three years.
No boys, no meat, no logic: NRI lambasts Indian-Canadian landlords over 'embarrassing' rental advertisements
An Indian woman in Canada exposed discriminatory rental ads. These ads often specify preferences based on caste, religion, or diet. Landlords seem to ignore Canadian anti-discrimination laws. Some renters shared negative experiences with South Asian landlords. One user cited privacy issues and bizarre requests. The debate continues online, highlighting the need for inclusive housing practices.
Canadian thaw! Mark Carney invites PM Modi for G7 meet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the G7 Summit in Canada later this month, following an invitation from newly elected PM Mark Carney, signaling improved bilateral relations. The summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, from June 15-17, offers Modi a platform to address cross-border terrorism.
'Biggest failure': Congress questions achievements of govt delegations sent abroad
The Congress party criticized the Modi government's foreign policy, citing a lack of high-level meetings for Indian delegations abroad and questioning the benefits gained from these trips. They alleged India is being isolated, with even traditional allies distancing themselves, and Pakistan gaining prominence on the global stage.
Akhil Akkineni marries Zainab Ravdjee, who is much older than him. What’s the age difference?
Tollywood actor Akhil Akkineni, son of Nagarjuna, married artist Zainab Ravdjee in a private Hyderabad ceremony on Friday, attended by close family and friends. The couple, engaged since last November, faced online criticism regarding their age difference, with Zainab being nine years older than Akhil.
10 million tourists picked this Asian paradise over Thailand in 2025
Malaysia topped Southeast Asia in Q1 2025 tourism with 10.1 million arrivals, boosted by visa exemptions for Indian and Chinese travelers. It's also emerging as a popular study-abroad hub, offering affordable tuition, low living costs, and eight top-500 universities.
Canada Citizenship Bill addresses ‘Lost Canadians’ and First Generation Limit’; check features and eligibility
Canada introduced Bill C-3, or the Citizenship Bill, to fix citizenship rules. The Bill addresses issues for 'Lost Canadians'. It aims to grant citizenship to those denied due to old laws. Children born abroad can get citizenship if their parents lived in Canada for three years. This follows a court ruling against the previous law.
Want to work abroad? Forget US or UK, Reddit says these countries are easiest for Indians to find jobs
A Reddit thread exploring the easiest countries for Indians to land jobs abroad has sparked wide-ranging discussions from professionals across sectors. While internal transfers within multinational companies were cited as effective, users pointed out they aren't always common. Gulf countries and Malaysia emerged as easier options due to simpler visa processes, while the U.S. was flagged as the most complicated. Canada remains attractive for those pursuing higher education, offering long-term benefits after securing permanent residency.
Urged Congress to seek Parliament special session after return of multi-party delegations: Supriya Sule
Supriya Sule of NCP (SP) urged Congress to delay demanding a special Parliament session. She wanted to wait until multi-party delegations returned from abroad. Sixteen opposition parties sought the session to discuss the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor. Sule, who led a delegation to several nations, expressed solidarity with India.
'Confidential informal affair': CPI-M MP John Brittas on meeting with EAM Jaishankar
An all-party delegation, after visiting five nations to bolster anti-terrorism efforts following Operation Sindoor, met with External Affairs Minister Jaishankar. The meeting, described as informal and confidential, involved sharing experiences and suggestions. Parliamentarians highlighted the need for reciprocal friendship associations abroad, with the minister assuring careful consideration of the issues raised, reinforcing India's commitment to regional security.
Katra-Srinagar Vande Bharat train service to start operations from Saturday
The Vande Bharat train service connecting Katra and Srinagar is set to commence commercial operations on June 7, with Prime Minister Modi inaugurating the service. Two Vande Bharat train sets will operate four daily trips, offering Chair Car and Executive Class options. The approximately three-hour journey will initially include a stop at Banihal, with potential future stops to be determined.
No objection if Arvind Kejriwal's passport renewed for 10 years: Delhi court
A Delhi court has stated it has "no objection" to renewing former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's passport for 10 years, even as he faces scrutiny in the Delhi excise policy cases. The court order acknowledges Kejriwal's need to seek permission before traveling abroad, a condition already in place due to his bail.
Student deported from US for fake documents; arrested at Hyderabad airport
An Indian student was deported from the U.S. for using fake educational certificates to obtain a student visa. Following his confession, police arrested the managing director of an overseas education consultancy who provided the forged documents.
Indian students look beyond the 'Big 4' for study-abroad dreams
Changing visa rules and concerns over post-study opportunities are prompting Indian students to explore alternatives to the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Germany, France, and other countries are gaining popularity due to affordable tuition, clear career paths, and geopolitical stability. Student intake in Canada, the UK, and the US has decreased, while enrollments in Germany and France have increased significantly.
'Constant fear of...': Indian student in US warns others planning US education, shares struggles on Reddit
A Reddit post by an Indian student in the US highlights the hidden struggles of studying abroad. The student shares feelings of loneliness, racism, and financial pressure. He misses home and family. Social media users offer support and advice. Many relate to his experiences. The post serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by international students.
Major political shift ahead? Shashi Tharoor vows to address Congress criticism over Operation Sindoor comments made abroad
Shashi Tharoor, leading a delegation to promote India's anti-terrorism stance, faces internal criticism for his remarks on Operation Sindoor. He asserted India crossed the LoC for the first time post-Uri attacks, drawing rebukes from Congress leaders like Pawan Khera and Jairam Ramesh.
Rohit Pawar hints at likely NCP merger
Rohit Pawar has ignited speculation about a potential merger between Sharad Pawar and Ajit Pawar factions of the NCP, deferring the final decision to Supriya Sule. He emphasized that Sharad Pawar's decisions are often unpredictable, hinting at a possible alliance with the BJP despite previous ideological differences. All eyes are on Sule's return on May 5th for clarity.
Mallikarjun Kharge asks PM Modi to stop 'self praise', recuse himself from election campaign
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to prioritize national security over self-promotion following Operation Sindoor. Kharge suggested Modi temporarily step back from election campaigning to focus on the country's situation and support the Armed Forces. He emphasized the need for political restraint during sensitive times, referencing past India-Pakistan tensions and Congress's unwavering support for the military.
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