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Bob Blackman criticized the BBC for framing the recent consecration of the Ram Mandir as the destruction of a mosque without acknowledging its historical significance as a temple for over 2000 years.

This groundbreaking collaboration marks a significant milestone, with the iconic Eiffel Tower becoming the first merchant in the country to accept UPI payments, revolutionizing the transaction experience for Indian tourists.

In an unexpected move, the late Queen Elizabeth's custom Range Rover has been listed for sale, leaving everyone eager to discover the price attached to the unique vehicle. The Queen's choice of wheels has sparked curiosity about the luxury ride's history and what potential buyers can expect.

Republican party leader Donald Trump has subtly suggested a potential AI link to the enigmatic red marks on his hands, adding a layer of mystery to the ongoing speculation surrounding his health.

In a touching discovery, secret letters penned by the 'Great Escape' captives from World War II have been unveiled, shedding light on a tale of hope and resilience during tumultuous times. These heartfelt messages offer a glimpse into the strength that sustained these heroes amid adversity.

New Delhi is one of the donors to the controversial United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). The agency has been accused of playing a part in Hamas’ attack against Israel on October 7.

Vladimir Putin hardly has any strong opposition in Russia. However, Boris Nadezhdin has stood up and claimed to fight against the incumbent leader. A close associate of Putin revealed shocking details of what could transpire with Boris Nadezhdin.

The India-Maldives diplomatic tensions are set to rise once again after India made its latest move by reducing the development aid allocation to Maldives in their latest financial budget. This comes after both sides faced off against each other post Modi's island tourism push in India.

Detective Superintendent Alexander Castle emphasized ongoing efforts to apprehend the assailant, describing the incident as "awful." The Metropolitan Police are working tirelessly to determine the motive and circumstances surrounding the attack.

The discovery of an Indian student's body in the United States, identified as Shreyas Reddy Benigeri, marks the fourth such incident this year, raising concerns about the safety of Indian students abroad. Benigeri, a student at the Linder School of Business in Ohio, was found dead on Thursday.