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Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 election – and his threat to impose tariffs on all imports to the United States – highlights an important problem for the global economy. The US is a technological powerhouse, spending more than any other country on research and development and winning more Nobel prizes in the last five years than every other country combined. Its inventions and economic successes are the envy of the globe. But the rest of the world needs to do everything in its power to avoid being too dependent on it. And this situation would not have been much different had Harris won. The “America first” approach of Donald Trump has actually been a… Read More »Explained: How The Trump Presidency Will Impact The Global Economy

If patriarchy stopped women from achieving what they want in India, how come Indira Gandhi made it as prime minister, asked Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. She met the students of CMS Business School here on Saturday and discussed various measures undertaken by the Centre to support innovation as well as the government schemes available for young people, including the 1 crore internships for the ‘unemployable youth’ in the age group of 21 to 24. Replying to a question about women empowerment, Ms Sitharaman insisted that patriarchy is a concept invented by the Left. “Don’t get carried away by fantastic jargon. If you stand up for yourself and speak logically, patriarchy will not stop you… Read More »‘Patriarchy Did Not Stop Indira Gandhi From Becoming PM’: Nirmala Sitharaman

Former South Africa wicketkeeper-batter Mark Boucher noted that David Miller seemed at a loss against spin during their 61-run defeat to Team India in the first T20I on Friday, November 8. Boucher, now retired, also commented that the Proteas did not take advantage of the subtle assistance from the pitch. During the middle overs, with Miller and Heinrich Klaasen at the crease, the South African pair struggled to find boundaries while chasing a 203-run target. Both batters were dismissed in the same over by Varun Chakravarthy, dealing a significant blow to their team’s chances. While speaking to JioCinema, he particularly highlighted the 11th over bowled by Ravi Bishnoi, where Miller played five consecutive dot balls… Read More »“Miller Wasn’t Picking A Thing At All” – South Africa Great

<p><strong>Bengaluru News: </strong>Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday challenged the concept of patriarchy, questioning how Indira Gandhi, one of India’s most prominent female leaders, was able to become prime minister if patriarchy was a barrier to women’s success. Addressing students at CMS Business School in Bengaluru, Sitharaman spoke on various initiatives by the Centre aimed at fostering innovation and supporting youth, including the government’s scheme offering one crore internships to the “unemployable youth” aged 21 to 24 years.</p> <p>When asked about women empowerment, Sitharaman said, “Don&rsquo;t get carried away by fantastic jargons. If you stand up for yourself and speak logically, patriarchy will not stop you from achieving your dreams.”</p> <p>”If patriarchy is a… Read More »Nirmala Sitharaman Calls Patriarchy A ‘Leftist Jargon’: ‘Who Stopped Indira Gandhi From Becoming PM’ — WATCH

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has informed the International Cricket Council (ICC) that the team India would not be travelling to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy to be held next year. As per ESPNCricinfo, BCCI told ICC that the central government has advised it to not visit Pakistan for the eight-team competition, which is scheduled to be held from February 19 to March 9 next year. This latest development means that the ICC and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will now have to decide on another plan, which is likely to involve a hybrid model plan as a part of which India will play its set of matches at some other… Read More »On Champions Trophy, Report Claims BCCI Told ICC That Government Has…