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Wonderchef Twister redefines portable blending in India with its robust 150W motor and unique dual-rotation blades, effortlessly crushing ice and creating smooth concoctions. Its 500ml BPA-free jar doubles as a drinking cup, and the 4,000mAh battery offers over 20 blends per charge via convenient Type-C. This blender is a game-changer for on-the-go health enthusiasts.

China has firmly denied a Financial Times article suggesting that President Xi Jinping cautioned Donald Trump about Vladimir Putin potentially regretting his actions in Ukraine. The article, citing unnamed sources, implied this exchange occurred during Trump’s trip to Beijing, offering a dramatic shift from their earlier talks.

When technology can fabricate faces, voices, entire events, the state must ensure that authenticity remains visible & deception traceable – this is the core rationale of India’s 2026 amendments to IT Rules

Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have significantly impacted global bunker fuel supply, leading to soaring prices, particularly in Asia. This is forcing shipping firms to cut speeds and explore alternative fuels, with experts warning of increased freight costs and consumer prices.

Amir Khusro, a 13th-century poet, remains a vibrant cultural force in India, celebrated for his qawwalis and riddles. While a famous couplet praising India as paradise is widely attributed to him, historical evidence points to other claimants. Khusro's deep love for India, evident in his writings, fuels this enduring legacy.

India's beloved chai faces unprecedented challenges. Climate stress, rising costs, and global conflicts are impacting tea production and exports, making your daily cup more expensive. Despite these pressures, the nation's deep emotional connection to tea, a symbol of hospitality and connection, ensures its enduring cultural significance.

Anthropic's paper outlines two scenarios for US-China AI leadership by 2028. In one, the US maintains its compute advantage through tightened export controls, leading to democratic AI norms. The other sees China overtaking the US if policymakers fail to act, resulting in authoritarian AI dominance.

A 1957 discovery in Maine unearthed an eleventh-century Norwegian coin, sparking debate about its presence among Native American remains. Found in a shell midden, the "Maine Penny" suggests indirect trade or Viking expeditions, though its exact journey remains a mystery. This artifact highlights complex transatlantic connections and the enduring enigmas of historical findings.

Eggs and milk are both vital protein sources in Indian diets, but a clinical nutritionist highlights their distinct benefits. Eggs offer superior protein quality for muscle repair, while milk provides a dual protein blend for sustained energy and essential micronutrients like calcium. Understanding their unique properties allows for optimal integration into a healthy diet.

Robotic dogs with the faces of tech billionaires roam Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie, generating AI art and printed interpretations of their surroundings. This installation by Mike Winkelmann, titled Regular Animals, critiques how algorithms and digital platforms now shape our perception of reality, making abstract systems tangible and prompting critical reflection.

I died in a hallway. Then I went back in. Saros, Housemarque's new PS5 exclusive and the spiritual sequel to Returnal, is a roguelike bullet-hell shooter set on the shifting alien planet Carcosa, starring Rahul Kohli as enforcer Arjun Devraj. It's sharper than Returnal, kinder to your time, and fuller of ideas. Twelve hours in, it's the most addictive thing on PS5 right now.

As a two-month conflict with Iran escalates, cracks are appearing in the US-Israel alliance. While both nations initially targeted Tehran, their post-strike objectives diverge, with Washington seeking negotiation and Jerusalem aiming for regime change. This fundamental difference, exacerbated by past events and differing pressures, raises questions about their long-term alignment.

US naval forces intercepted an Iranian-flagged cargo vessel, the Touska, in the Gulf of Oman, suspecting it carries "dual-use" items. The ship, linked to sanctioned IRISL, was boarded after failing to respond to warnings and operating in violation of a U.S. blockade. Iran condemned the action as "armed piracy."

Monsoon brings romanticized scenes but also a public health reality of increased malaria risk, especially for vulnerable groups. Despite significant national declines, malaria persists in localized pockets due to environmental and socio-economic factors. Climate change further complicates transmission patterns, necessitating sustained surveillance and targeted interventions for elimination.

In this interview, economist Ajit Ranade explains why the anger in Noida ran deeper than one wage hike. At the heart of it, he argues, are stagnant incomes, contract labour, rising prices, and a factory economy built on persistent insecurity

Iran reportedly used a Chinese-built spy satellite, TEE-01B, to monitor US military bases in the Middle East during recent conflicts. Leaked documents suggest the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps utilized the satellite for targeting and assessing strike success. China denies providing military support, calling the accusations fabricated.