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'You and your loose tongue set the nation on fire', SC slams Nupur Sharma

Supreme Court slammed Nupur Sharma and said she should apologise to the whole country. It further said her outburst is responsible for the unfortunate incident at Udaipur, where a tailor was murdered

Govt raises import duty on gold to 15% from 10.75% to curtail CAD

Last year, the government had cut the tax on gold imports to 7.5% in the Union Budget

Renaming spree in Maharashtra: Aurangabad, Osmanabad set to be renamed

The names of Aurangabad, Osmanabad, and Navi Mumbai Airport will be changed to Sambhajinagar, Dharashiv, and Dinkar Balu Patil Airport respectively

Twitter handle that flagged Alt News' Mohd Zubair's 2018 tweet deleted

Mohammed Zubair of Alt News, 33, is currently in police custody and is being questioned over one of his objectionable tweets which he posted in 2018

Apple iPhone turns 15: Tracing the rise of an influential smartphone

Announced to an eager audience in 2007, the iPhone has revolutionised how we communicate and even how we live day to day

Opec+ struggles to meet its supply targets amid high crude prices

A recovery from Covid-19 and a shortage of refining capacity to make fuels continue to keep prices at record highs

Snubbing Russia, NATO invites Sweden and Finland to join alliance

NATO's 30 allies took the decision at their summit in Madrid and also agreed to formally treat Russia as the "most significant and direct threat to the allies' security"

Maharashtra: Celebrations erupt in BJP camp, leaders congratulate Fadnavis

'Those (rebel Shiv Sena MLAs) who were reaching Mumbai on Thursday, I urge them not to come on Thursday, they should come on the day of oath-taking,' says Maharashtra BJP chief Chandrakant Patil

G7 pledges $4.5 billion to combat global food crisis, says report

The G7 is attempting to rally emerging countries, many with close ties to Russia, to oppose Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine

Russia-Ukraine war: Missiles strike shopping centre, many feared dead

Zelenskiy said more than 1,000 people were in the shopping centre at the time of the attack

Will protect steelmakers from energy costs: UK PM Boris Johnson

"We have a system in the UK where we don't privilege our industry in the way that some other countries do," Johnson told broadcasters

Lanka raises fuel prices by 15%; to enlist foreign firms to ease shortages

The announcement came a day after Energy Minister Kan­chana Wijesekera said there would be an indefinite delay in getting new shipments of oil

India leading the way of innovation, says PM Narendra Modi in Germany

During the speech, Modi also shared his government's achievements and said India will not be left behind in the fourth Industrial Revolution

G7 to halt Russian gold import; missiles hit Ukrainian capital Kyiv

Leaders address soaring inflation, recession threat

Abortion pills under the spotlight as US states impose ban: Report

Abortion pills, already used in more than half of recent abortions in the US, are becoming even more sought-after in the aftermath of Roe vs Wade being overturned

Maharashtra crisis: Pawar meets Thackeray as rebels claim majority

No national party in contact with us, says Eknath Shinde

Elon Musk says he's worried about keeping Tesla out of bankruptcy

Musk engaged in hyperbole elsewhere in the interview, and he may have been doing so when mentioning the risk of bankruptcy

Vienna makes a comeback as the world's most liveable city, says report

Here is a list of the top 10 most inhabitable cities in 2022

Soon, you can post blogs and essays up to 2,500 words on Twitter

The social media platform normally limits posts to 280 characters

Germany on 'gas alarm', sees long-term supply shortages: Report

The Nord Stream pipe, already operating at just 40 per cent of normal levels, will be offline for works on July 11-21, tightening a market that's seen prices soar in recent weeks