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Toronto Woman of Indian Origin Killed; Police Seek Partner in Connection

Toronto Woman of Indian Origin Killed; Police Seek Partner in Connection

Toronto (Rajeev Sharma): Toronto police are investigating the death of Himanshi Khurana, a 30-year-old Indian-origin woman, whose body was discovered in a local residence earlier this week. Authorities have issued a Canada-wide arrest warrant for a man believed to be linked to her death. The Indian Consulate in Toronto expressed deep regret over the incident, extending condolences to the family and assuring that all possible support is being provided during this difficult time. Officials stated that they are working closely with local authorities as the investigation unfolds. According to police reports, Khurana was reported missing late on Friday, December 19.…
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India’s LVM3 Rocket Delivers Record-Breaking Commercial Satellite to Orbit

India’s LVM3 Rocket Delivers Record-Breaking Commercial Satellite to Orbit

Sriharikota (Rajeev Sharma): In a major boost to India’s commercial space launch profile, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Tuesday successfully placed the heaviest foreign satellite ever launched from Indian territory into orbit using its LVM3 rocket. The payload, BlueBird Block-2, tipped the scales at around 6,100 kilograms and was carried into Low Earth Orbit during the LVM3-M6 mission. Built by US-based AST SpaceMobile, the satellite is designed to provide direct space-based cellular broadband services to conventional mobile phones, a technology aimed at expanding connectivity beyond traditional ground networks. This mission was undertaken as a fully commercial launch, highlighting…
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Extended Waits for Tests and Specialists Common in Ontario, Survey Finds

Extended Waits for Tests and Specialists Common in Ontario, Survey Finds

Toronto (Rajeev Sharma): A majority of Ontarians are facing prolonged delays when seeking diagnostic tests or specialist care, according to a new public opinion survey that highlights growing pressure on the province’s health-care system. The poll, conducted by Abacus Data and released on Tuesday, found that long wait times are the norm rather than the exception. About one-third of respondents said they waited longer than six months to see a specialist or undergo a diagnostic procedure, while another 37 per cent reported delays ranging from three to six months. These timelines stand in sharp contrast to provincial benchmarks. Ontario Health…
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Zodiac Sign Trends 2026: What the Stars (and Data) Are Telling India's Millennials

Zodiac Sign Trends 2026: What the Stars (and Data) Are Telling India's Millennials

For India’s millennials, astrology has quietly moved from the margins to the mainstream. What was once a quick glance at the newspaper horoscope has now become a daily ritual powered by apps, chatbots, and live astrologers. Platforms like AstroSage, Neo Astro, and AstroTalk are seeing unprecedented traction, as young Indians turn to the stars to make sense of careers, relationships, and life’s big crossroads.   Zodiac Sign Trends 2026 The numbers tell their own story. The astrology app market in India, valued at around $163 million in 2024, is expected to grow nearly tenfold to about $1.8 billion by 2030,…
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With 5519 Patents and 20,000+ Research Publications Chandigarh University ranks amongst India's Top Research – Intensive Universities

With 5519 Patents and 20,000+ Research Publications Chandigarh University ranks amongst India's Top Research – Intensive Universities

The rapid advancements in the world of technology in recent decades have completely transformed the global landscape of higher education and today, the academic institutions world over are laying extensive focus on research in imparting education. As a result, unlike in the past, the universities have been transformed into not just knowledge dissemination centers but also modern hubs of knowledge creation as well. Realizing the importance of research in education, Chandigarh University has nurtured an academic ethos centered on research. Delivering yet another strong performance in research, India’s No. 1 private university, Chandigarh University, has secured the 9th position in…
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ISWAI Launches National Movement – 'I-pledge to Never-Drink-and-Drive'

The International Spirits and Wines Association of India (ISWAI), a key advocate for the Indian Premium Alcoholic Beverage Industry, announced a nationwide digital movement, ‘I-pledge to Never-Drink-and-Drive’ (I-Pledge NDAD), reinforcing its continued commitment to community well-being. The I-Pledge NDAD initiative is aimed at engaging the public to promote a culture of ‘never to drink and drive’, and encourage responsible consumption across India.   Starting with an impactful Never-Drink-and-Drive campaign in Lucknow and Chandigarh earlier this year, the movement now expands its national footprint, leveraging digital media to drive a sustained behavioural change.   To create wider awareness and build on…
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Greaves Cotton Limited Recognised as "Best Governed Company – Listed Segment: Emerging Category" at the 25th ICSI Award

Greaves Cotton Limited Recognised as "Best Governed Company – Listed Segment: Emerging Category" at the 25th ICSI Award

Greaves Cotton Limited, one of India’s leading diversified engineering companies, has been recognized as the “Best Governed Company - Listed Segment: Emerging Category” at the 25th edition of the ICSI National Awards for Excellence in Corporate Governance. The award was announced at a ceremony in New Delhi, attended by senior government officials, industry leaders, governance experts and members of India’s corporate community.   Karan Thapar, Chairman, and Parag Satpute, MD & Group CEO, Greaves Cotton Limited, receiving the Award during the 25th edition of ICSI National Awards for Excellence in Corporate Governance   For the 2025 edition, the Jury was chaired…
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Panasonic Deepens its Bet on India's Residential Tech Ecosystem with the Next Evolution of Ignition Startups – Red Health & Respirer Living Sciences

Panasonic Deepens its Bet on India's Residential Tech Ecosystem with the Next Evolution of Ignition Startups – Red Health & Respirer Living Sciences

Panasonic Life Solutions India (PLSIND), a leading diversified technology company, along with Panasonic Corporation (PC), today announced the winners of the third edition of Panasonic Ignition, the company’s accelerator programme designed to support startups redefining the future of residential living. Red Health and Respirer Living Sciences emerged as joint winners of Ignition 3.0 and will now partner with Panasonic to co-create scalable, tech-driven solutions shaping the future of residential living in India.   Panasonic leadership during Ignition 3.0, reinforcing commitment to co-creating scalable, tech-driven solutions for India’s residential ecosystem   Anchored in the theme “Residential Business Challenges,” this edition of Ignition…
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Mexican Navy Aircraft Crashes Near Galveston, Leaving Five Dead

Mexican Navy Aircraft Crashes Near Galveston, Leaving Five Dead

Texas (Rajeev Sharma): A Mexican Navy aircraft on a medical support mission crashed near the Texas coastline close to Galveston on Monday, resulting in at least five fatalities, authorities confirmed. The incident prompted an extensive response from US and Mexican agencies, with search operations carried out in nearby waters. The plane was carrying eight people at the time of the crash, including a minor who was reportedly being transported for medical treatment. Mexico’s Navy said the group comprised four naval officers and four civilians, though officials have not yet clarified which passengers were among those killed. Two individuals on board…
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Border Vigil Intensified Along Eastern Sector Following Developments in Bangladesh

Border Vigil Intensified Along Eastern Sector Following Developments in Bangladesh

New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): Indian security agencies have tightened surveillance along the eastern border in response to renewed disturbances in Bangladesh, officials said, stressing that the move is preventive in nature. While there has been no major disruption reported along the frontier, forces have been asked to remain prepared for any unforeseen situation. Sources indicated that border formations, particularly in West Bengal, have increased monitoring amid concerns that instability across the border could lead to attempts at illegal crossings or smuggling. The alertness follows reports of an incident earlier this week in Cooch Behar district, where a Border Security Force…
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