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Not just the US but the whole world wanted...': US Ambassador Eric Garcetti on Indian purchase of Russian oil "We recognised that oil was a necessity for all economies and all people and it wasn't just India but that all countries should try to buy at a lesser price so that the Russian nation wouldn't be able to pour even more money into a war against the Ukrainian people,” Garcetti said in an interview. Read more . No, I would very positively emphasise again that this is something not just the US but that the world community said amid this aggressive, unprovoked war against another nation violating international borders that we recognised that oil was a necessity for all economies and all people and it wasn't just India but that all countries should try to buy at a lesser price so that the Russian nation wouldn't be able to pour even more money into a war against the Ukrainian people,” Garcetti said.   The US Ambassador also dismissed that his statement c

  Mother's Day 2024: इन तरीकों से मम्मी के इस खास दिन को बना सकते हैं हमेशा के लिए यादगार हर साल मई के दूसरे रविवार का दिन भारत में मदर्स डे (Mothers Day) के रूप में मनाया जाता है। साल 2024 में यह दिन 12 मई को पड़ रहा है। यह दिन दुनियाभर की माताओं को समर्पित है। इस दिन लोग अपनी मां को गिफ्ट्स फूल कार्ड आदि देकर अपना प्यार जताते हैं। वैसे कुछ और भी तरीकों से उनके इस दिन को बना सकते हैं खास। लाइफस्टाइल डेस्क, नई दिल्ली ।  मदर्स डे (Mother's Day) हर साल मई के दूसरे रविवार को मनाया जाता है, जो इस बार 12 मई को सेलिब्रेट किया जाएगा। यह दिन मां के प्यार, समर्पण, त्याग और सहयोग के लिए उन्हें थैंक्स कहने का दिन है। मदर्स डे मनाने की शुरुआत अमेरिका की ऐना एम जॉविस को जाता है। दुनिया के अलग-अलग देशों में इसे अलग-अलग दिनों में मनाया जाता है और कई देशों में तो इस दिन छुट्टी भी होती है। यूरोप और ब्रिटेन में तो एक खास रविवार को माताओं को सम्मानित करने की भी परंपरा है, जिसे मदरिंग संडे कहा जाता है।  मदर्स डे पर बच्चे गिफ्ट्स, चॉकलेट, फ्लॉवर्स आदि देकर उन्हें अपना प्यार जताते हैं, लेकिन कुछ

  Wh at Happens When You Fall Into A Black Hole? Check Out NASA's Simulation Approaching the black hole from 400 million miles away, viewers see dramatic distortions in space-time. Cheak video click here  US space agency  NASA  has created an immersive visualisation on its supercomputer that gives us a sneak peek into the heart of a black hole. With this simulation, viewers can plunge into the event horizon, the boundary beyond which nothing, not even light, can pass.  Astrophysicist Jeremy Schnittman from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centre led the project in collaboration with scientist Brian Powell. The project uses the 'Discover supercomputer' and generates vast amounts of data. The destination is a supermassive black hole, similar to the one at the centre of our Milky Way galaxy, with a mass millions of 4.3 million times more than that of our Sun.  What do you see when you enter a black hole? Approaching the black hole from 400 million miles away, viewers see dr

Would cameras in the courtroom change Donald Trump's New York hush money trial? Not long into the first day of Donald Trump’s historic criminal hush money trial, observers saw the former president’s chin fall to his chest as, eyes closed, his mouth went slack in an impromptu snooze at the defense table. There were no cameras in the Manhattan courtroom to record Trump’s April 15 power nap. Audiences had to rely on the word of reporters who watched it happen. Nor were viewers − and voters − treated to a bracing 2016 recording, played in court on Thursday, of Trump and his former fixer Michael Cohen chewing over the $150,000 price tag for a former Playboy model's silence. That wouldn't have been the case if Trump had been on trial in camera-friendly Georgia, where he faces state election racketeering charges. There, viewers were riveted to dramatic livestreamed hearings in February as Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis fought to save her case against Trump from ta

New Vande Bharat Express will run from these 2 cities to Delhi, route will be announced soon New Vande Bharat Express will run from these 2 cities to Delhi, route will be announced soon Vande Bharat Express: Railway officials say that the operation of Vande Bharat will save five to six hours of time in traveling from Muzaffarpur to Delhi. At present, the superfast train takes about 18 hours. Vande Bharat Express Train : Railway Board can start operating Vande Bharat Train anytime after June 15 from Muzaffarpur and Jaynagar stations of East Central Railway. An official notification regarding this can be issued soon. At present, efforts are underway to increase the track speed to 130 km. It is expected to be completed by the end of May. The ongoing track repair work to increase the speed is also about to be completed. Apart from Vande Bharat, Amrit Bharat Express and Vande Bharat (sleeper version) will also operate from Poomre jurisdiction. A senior railway official said that prepar

  Revisit MET Gala controversies: From Kim Kardashian damaging Marilyn Monroe’s dress to Doja Cat vaping  While we cannot wait for the standouts this year, here`s a look at controversies that surrounded the MET in the past The Oscars of fashion aka the MET Gala is all set to embrace the first Monday of May the iconic steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The theme for this year is 'Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion' and an official dress code of 'The Garden of Time' promises to inspire creativity and innovation from the attendees, who will no doubt pull out all the stops to interpret the theme in their unique ways. While we cannot wait for the standouts this year, here's a look at controversies that surrounded the MET in the past. Doja Cat Vaping Singer Doja Cat broke an important rule at the Met Gala while attending the event in 2023. She was caught vaping on the red carpet at Vogue's prestigious ball despite Anna Wintour's strict ru

  They’re sending a message’: harsh police tactics questioned amid US campus protest crackdowns More than 1,400 people have been arrested as police dismantle campus encampments – but are the tactics used too brutal? More than 1,400 people have been arrested across the US during a week of intense police crackdowns on a sprawling campus movement of pro-Palestine student demonstrations.As Joe Biden defended students’ free speech rights but warned them that “dissent must never lead to disorder”, colleges across the country brought law enforcement to campus to arrest dozens or even hundreds of protesters and clear away their encampments.But the level of force with which some of these law enforcement agencies have responded to protests, which in the overwhelming majority of cases have been peaceful, has shocked some observers – and even some of the people arrested. “ It is a level of repression of campuses in the United States that I have not seen in my lifetime ,” said Annelise Orleck, a