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Who is Geert Wilders? The populist right-wing hardliner behind the collapse of Dutch government
The Netherlands faces political turmoil. Geert Wilders ended his party's support for the coalition. This action led to the government's downfall. The dispute centered on asylum policy disagreements. Fresh elections are now expected in the nation. Wilders wanted stricter immigration rules. His partners did not agree with his plan. Dick Schoof resigned as Prime Minister.
Layoffs in the IT sector hit Bengaluru PGs amid new regulations and a sharp drop in the number of guests
Layoffs in Bengaluru’s IT sector and strict BBMP rules have devastated the city’s PG accommodations, leading to a 25% loss for many operators. Areas like Mahadevapura and Marathahalli have witnessed mass closures, leaving students and professionals with fewer affordable housing options. Amid growing pressure, BBMP may ease norms, including the controversial 40-feet road-width requirement, to support struggling PG owners.
Why is Elon Musk obsessed with settling on Mars? SpaceX founder reveals his 'civilizational resilience' plan
Elon Musk is ramping up his mission to colonize Mars, calling it essential for the survival of human civilization. From launching Starbase in Texas to developing spacecraft that could ferry millions, Musk believes a self-sustaining Martian city could act as life insurance for Earth, ensuring our species thrives even if disaster strikes our home planet.
Build satellite towns instead of giving extra FSI to get out of infrastructure 'chakravyuha': Gadgil
Anant Gadgil suggests halting additional FSI in Mumbai and Pune due to infrastructure saturation and increased flooding. He proposes developing satellite townships with incentives for companies to relocate, ensuring employee residency to ease traffic. Gadgil also highlights the replacement of soil with concrete, exacerbating flooding, and advocates for regulations on building renovations to prevent structural issues.
Amid Trump's 'ceasefire' claims, Kamal Nath hails Indira Gandhi for resisting US pressure during 1971 war
Kamal Nath praised Indira Gandhi's strength during the 1971 India-Pakistan war. He highlighted her resistance to US pressure. Nath criticized the current state of Madhya Pradesh. He cited issues like corruption and unemployment. He also mentioned the Congress party's efforts to honor the armed forces. The BJP is celebrating Operation Sindoor. Nath's government collapsed in 2020.
Man killed, another injured as car parking lift collapses at Mumbai residential tower
In Mumbai's Borivali West, a car parking lift collapsed at a residential building, resulting in the death of one man and injuries to another. The incident occurred at Prathamesh Building on Link Road, prompting a rescue operation by firefighters.
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No roof, no rest for over 3 lakh people: Why Delhi still can’t house its homeless
Despite years of state and central schemes, Delhi’s homeless population remains dangerously underserved. Over 3 lakh people are estimated to be without permanent shelter, with many relying on footpaths and flyovers to survive. Experts cite deep flaws in implementation, manpower shortages, and a lack of long-term planning. Official surveys and testimonies reveal that shelters fall short by nearly 90% of need. Voices from the ground urge urgent policy reform, better housing plans and job creation to address the root causes of homelessness.
Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and return potential of more than 21% in 1 year
In a super bullish market, one tends to buy stocks without looking at their fundamentals. Similarly, in a bearish market, one may end up selling promising stocks. But what about a market that is neither? Either just sit with cash and ride out the current phase, or buy for the long term. Also remember: Fear has never paid off in the market, but sensible risk-taking probably will. Our selected stocks for today depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars: Earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.
Weekly Numerology Horoscope (2nd - 8th June 2025): A Week of Re-assess, Realign & Regroup, Check Your Lucky Number for This Week
Weekly Numerology Horoscope (2nd - 8th June 2025): The vibration of this week is to pull back before moving forward. June's first week needs a soft transformation. Birth Numbers 1, 7, and 9 are especially called to walk softly, exercise care in decision-making, and think deeply. Subtle opportunities appear for others, waiting for inner perception before expressing outside. Emotional fluctuations can bring to the surface what still requires healing.
Bernard Kerik, NYPD Commissioner during 9/11, dies at 69; all about him
Bernard Kerik, the former New York City Police Commissioner who led the department during the 9/11 attacks, has died at 69. Once a high-profile figure in US law enforcement, Kerik's career collapsed following federal convictions for tax fraud and corruption. He was later pardoned by President Donald Trump
Doctors say this is the biggest warning sign before silent heart attack, and most people miss it
Silent heart attacks often occur without noticeable symptoms. Unusual fatigue is a key early warning sign. Other subtle signs include mild chest pressure and shortness of breath. Ignoring these silent attacks can lead to serious heart damage. High risk individuals include people with diabetes and high blood pressure. Regular check-ups and a healthy lifestyle are crucial for prevention.
'The Handmaid’s Tale' may be over, but its sequel 'The Testaments' is already underway; All you need to know
Handmaid's Tale Spinoff: The final season of The Handmaid's Tale marks the end of an era for dystopian television. But the show's unsettling themes and unresolved arcs keep the world of Gilead alive. As viewers say goodbye to June Osborne, played by Elisabeth Moss, attention shifts to The Testaments, a new spin-off based on Margaret Atwood’s sequel. The rise of dystopian fiction continues to reflect real-world anxieties, resonating with audiences amid political uncertainty and social upheaval.
Final Destination turns real, women injured as ceiling collapses in theater
Fiamma Villaverde was watching 'Final Destination: Bloodlines' in Argentina. A ceiling collapses in movie theater and fell on her during the movie. She suffered bruises on her shoulder and arm. Cinema staff offered no help after the incident. Villaverde is planning legal action against the theater. Social media users noted the eerie coincidence. Authorities are investigating the incident at Cinema Ocho.
8 killed, 45 injured in heavy storms in Pakistan's Punjab Province
Severe storms across Pakistan's Punjab province have resulted in eight fatalities and 45 injuries, primarily due to collapsing structures. The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) reported the deaths across multiple districts, including Jhelum, Rawalpindi, and Lahore. Authorities have issued weather advisories, urging residents to take precautions against strong winds, dust storms, and potential power outages in vulnerable areas.
Israeli use of human shields in Gaza was systematic, soldiers and former detainees tell the AP
Palestinian civilians report being systematically used as human shields by Israeli soldiers in Gaza and the West Bank, despite the practice being illegal and condemned by rights groups. Soldiers allegedly force Palestinians to enter buildings and tunnels to check for explosives or militants, with some soldiers acknowledging the practice was widespread and tolerated by commanders.
Delhi: Building collapses in Bawana Industrial Area following major fire
A major fire erupted at a factory in Delhi's Bawana Industrial Area on Saturday, triggering a blast that caused a building to collapse. Fire officials deployed 17 fire tenders to control the blaze, reporting no injuries despite the presence of inflammable materials.
Will Trump's ban on international students at Harvard affect America's soft power in Asia?
The Trump administration's policies, including barring international students and strained trade relations, risk alienating Asian nations. China is expanding its influence through trade and aid, filling the void left by US cuts. While America remains a key security partner, these actions jeopardize its standing and soft power in the region, potentially losing future allies.
Trump vowed to ease sanctions on Syria. How quickly that happens is up for debate
President Trump's intention to lift Syrian sanctions has sparked internal debate regarding the pace and conditions. The administration is weighing a swift removal against a phased approach tied to demands like dismantling militant groups and normalizing relations with Israel.
2 killed, at least 11 injured in rain-related incidents in Delhi
Delhi witnessed rain-related tragedies. A youth and a disabled person died in separate incidents. Several others sustained injuries across the city. A high-beam electricity pole collapsed near Lodhi Road, killing a man. A tree fell in Gokulpuri, resulting in another death. Incidents of balcony and foot overbridge collapses injured many. The storm disrupted traffic and uprooted trees, causing widespread chaos.
From college sweethearts to courtside support: inside Tyrese Haliburton and Jade Jones' enduring relationship
NBA star Tyrese Haliburton and Jade Jones have shared a heartfelt journey from Iowa State University to the global basketball stage. Jones, a former cheerleader and aspiring educator, has been a steadfast presence in Haliburton's life, supporting him through his NBA career and international achievements, including the 2024 Paris Olympics
Bangalore rain crisis leaves five dead, several without electricity or relief in Sai Layout and other areas
In Sai Layout, North Bengaluru, floodwaters linger days after record-breaking rains, leaving homes submerged and residents frustrated. Despite clear skies, drainage issues and delayed relief efforts have paralysed the locality. Ground floors remain inaccessible, electricity is cut, and many families are stuck without shelter or aid. Residents blame a years-long stalemate over a blocked railway culvert. With mounting pressure, both the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister are set to visit the area, as the city braces for more rain under an extended IMD alert.
'Bengaluru aspires to join the first world, but...': Sridhar Vembu explains why growth in India's IT capital is killing itself amid flooded streets
Bengaluru’s future is deeply entangled with India’s rural reality. Billionaire Sridhar Vembu has highlighted how unchecked rural migration, fuelled by economic imbalance and poor infrastructure, threatens to overwhelm the city. From underpaid farm work to overloaded hospitals, the gap between rural and urban India is widening. In a detailed post, Vembu calls for a rural manufacturing revolution to fix this divide and ease pressure on cities like Bengaluru, which are buckling under their own growth. His diagnosis is economic—and urgent.
Once hyped as the next Goop, Blake Lively’s ‘Preserve’ reportedly died a messy death fueled by legal woes and toxic culture and drugs
Blake Lively's defunct lifestyle brand, Preserve, is under scrutiny as former employees describe a toxic work environment. They allege chaos, unpaid wages, and legal threats, with Lively's brother, Eric, blamed for unprofessional behavior and mismanagement. Some employees received settlements and signed NDAs, while others express disappointment in Lively's alleged detachment and lack of concern.
'Forget romance, hire a COO': Bengaluru founder warns founder couples to keep spouses out of start-ups
Anurag Singh cautions against mixing marriage and startups, highlighting the high failure rate due to co-founder conflicts and emotional burnout. He emphasizes the importance of separation, especially in the early stages, suggesting founders prioritize professional boundaries and reliable childcare. Singh advises that working with a spouse is only viable post-product-market fit, with clearly defined roles and readily available therapy.
Who is Sai Dhanshika? Tamil star Vishal to marry the actress, his 'friend' for last 15 years
Tamil actor Vishal Krishna is set to marry actress Sai Dhanshika, with the wedding likely to take place in end-August. Vishal confirmed he has found his life partner and described the upcoming wedding as a love marriage.
Nuclear hypersonic missiles from space: US faces its biggest threat from Chinese, Russian FOBS
A recent assessment by the US Defense Intelligence Agency paints a grim picture for the Americans. The threats from China and Russia is increasing with the former, too, now in a position to hit target all across the US mainland. The large variety of missiles with China and Russia make defending the US mainland a herculean task.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad author warns of central bank crisis, urges to ‘bail out’ with gold, silver & Bitcoin
Robert Kiyosaki has warned of a looming financial collapse driven by central bank failures. Urging individuals to "bail yourself out," he recommends investing in gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Kiyosaki believes fiat currencies are failing and predicts Bitcoin could hit $250,000 this year amid rising systemic risks.
Ferrari cracks at home, Hamilton frustrated as McLaren surges ahead at Imola
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was left heartbroken at the Imola Grand Prix as McLaren’s Oscar Piastri claimed pole position. With Lewis Hamilton also disappointed in his car’s pace, the 2025 F1 season continues to expose the performance gap. The tifosi watched in silence as dreams unraveled at Ferrari’s home track
Adam Foote steps into Vancouver spotlight with championship mindset and deep belief in Canucks core
Adam Foote was officially introduced as the Vancouver Canucks’ new head coach, bringing championship experience and a clear plan to revive the team’s playoff hopes. Backed by GM Patrik Allvin, Foote is focused on developing talent like Elias Pettersson and strengthening the Canucks' defence to restore success in Vancouver
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