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    Is Hardik Pandya taking fashion cues from ex-wife Natasa? Matching olive green outfits raise eyebrows

    Hardik Pandya's recent Instagram post, featuring an olive green shirt and specific emojis, has fans speculating about connections to his ex-wife, Natasa Stankovic. The pair, who have a son named Agastya, announced their separation in July. Rumors also suggest Hardik may be involved with British singer Jasmin Walia.

    US presidential polls aren't just between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris — here's who else is in the race

    Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are the main candidates in the US presidential election, with independents Jill Stein, Cornel West, and Chase Oliver also participating. Stein advocates for economic rights, West supports public healthcare and military cuts, while Oliver focuses on budgeting and ending military support overseas.

    US Presidential Polls: Are there only two parties in American politics?

    The US primarily operates under a two-party political system with Democrats and Republicans as the major players. Founded in 1792, the Democrats are known for liberal policies and leaders like Obama and Biden. The Republicans, established in 1854, focus on market-driven policies and have had prominent figures like Lincoln and Reagan. Though there are some "third parties," none have won in the US elections so far.

    Egypt working towards increasing Indian investments through multiple incentives

    Egypt has positioned itself as a significant gateway for Indian enterprises looking to expand in Africa, the Arab World, and Southern Europe. With Egypt’s recent entry into BRICS, business collaborations between Egypt and India are expected to strengthen. Indian companies are increasingly investing in sectors such as chemicals, textiles, renewable energy, and ICT in Egypt.

    Al Gore firm invests $150 million in Continuum Green Energy

    Al Gore’s Generation Investment Management's fund invested $150 million in Continuum Green Energy, a company co-founded by Arvind Bansal and Vikash Saraf from IIM Ahmedabad. This investment values the renewable energy firm at $1 billion. The funds will aid Continuum’s expansion of wind and solar projects, aiming to decrease coal dependency and reduce emissions. Earlier this year, the founders bought a majority stake from Morgan Stanley, now holding a 26% stake. Continuum plans an initial public offering, with Deutsche Bank advising on the recent fund raise.

    BPCL plans Rs 1.7 lakh cr spend to expand core biz, new energy foray

    Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd plans to invest Rs 1.7 lakh crore over the next five years to expand its oil refining and fuel marketing businesses and venture into petrochemicals and green energy. The initiative, named Project Aspire, aims for substantial growth and supports India’s energy transition goals, targeting net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.

    • New British Sikh MP wants to strengthen Labour's India connection

      ​​The British Sikh first-time MP was elected from Loughborough in the East Midlands region of England, considered a bellwether constituency which has reflected the national result in UK general elections over the years.

      Trump supporters are now echoing 'Ab ki baar 400 paar'

      Trump supporters, energized by a spirited party convention, are optimistic about potentially achieving an electoral victory surpassing 400 votes, while Democrats face internal turmoil. The US presidential election requires 270 electoral votes from 538 distributed across states, with approximately 20 states reliably favoring either party and around 10 swing states.

      Britain's Treasury chief vows to run the economy with 'iron discipline' amid demands for pay raises

      Rachel Reeves, Britain's new Treasury chief, pledged "iron discipline" in managing the economy while indicating potential above-inflation pay raises for public sector workers to address strikes and unrest. Reeves, of the Labour Party, highlighted challenges inherited from the previous Conservative government, including high taxes and debt levels nearly matching the economy's size.

      Biden fundraisers on hold, July donations plummet, sources say

      Several of U.S. President Joe Biden's reelection campaign fundraisers have been put on hold according to multiple Democratic sources, despite plans to accelerate his nomination and his commitment to the 2024 race. These fundraisers, originally scheduled for Austin, Denver, and California next week, were halted after Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday.

      UK's new Labour government sets out plans to 'take the brakes off' the economy in King's Speech

      Labour Party government to unveil ambitious plans in the King's Speech to revolutionise UK economy and society which might include bold reforms including nationalising railways, regulating AI, and reforming the House of Lords. The King’s Speech is the centerpiece of the State Opening of Parliament which announces the government’s legislative agenda.

      Sojan Joseph: Mental health nurse from Kerala and now UK's new MP

      Joseph, 49, connected with the voters at the doorstep with his pledge to ensure more mental health services in his constituency and succeeded in making a dent in the Conservative stronghold of Ashford in Kent, south-eastern England.

      To a defiant Joe Biden, the 2024 race is up to the voters, not to Democrats on Capitol Hill

      On Saturday, a fifth Democratic lawmaker said openly that Biden should not run again. Rep. Angie Craig of Minnesota said that after what she saw and heard in the debate with Republican rival Donald Trump, and Biden's "lack of a forceful response" afterward, he should step aside "and allow for a new generation of leaders to step forward."

      Biden dismisses age questions in interview as he tries to salvage reelection effort

      President Joe Biden, facing questions about his fitness for re-election, rejected calls for an independent medical evaluation during a pivotal TV interview. He acknowledged his debate missteps, attributing them to distractions from former President Donald Trump. Despite criticisms and internal party tensions, Biden affirmed his readiness to serve another term, emphasizing his daily cognitive challenges and ongoing medical assessments. As Democratic anxieties simmer, discussions about Biden's candidacy persist within the party, underscoring concerns about age and electability heading into the crucial 2024 election season.

      New PM Starmer pledges to rebuild Britain after years of chaos

      Keir Starmer at Downing Street, after Labour’s landslide victory, pledged to restore trust and rebuild Britain. But he warned that it will take time.

      The team set to govern Britain under new PM Starmer

      Keir Starmer leads Labour to victory in the 2024 election, forming a new government with key appointments like Angela Rayner as Deputy PM and Rachel Reeves as Chancellor of the Exchequer. The team aims to implement strategic policies for the country.

      What we learned from the UK's general election that will shape politics over the coming years

      The new government faces huge challenges, including fixing the country's sluggish economic and social malaise resulting in part from the U.K's exit from the European Union, the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine and several Conservative Party scandals.

      Starmer takes power as prime minister as UK Labour Party sweeps to power in historic election win

      Keir Starmer officially became British Prime Minister following a landslide victory for the Labour Party after over a decade in opposition. He took office after a private ceremony with King Charles III at Buckingham Palace, succeeding Conservative leader Rishi Sunak, who resigned after conceding defeat. Labour secured 410 seats in the 650-seat House of Commons, with Starmer acknowledging the mandate as a responsibility to rebuild trust amid economic challenges and societal fractures.

      UK Parliament sees record 29 Indian-origin MPs elected in 2024

      In a historic outcome for Indian-origin representation, the UK Parliament will see a record 29 MPs of Indian descent after the 2024 general election. Labour emerged as the dominant party for People of Indian Origin (PIO) MPs, securing 19 seats, including 12 newcomers. Notable figures like Preet Gill, Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi, and others retained their seats, while the Conservative Party added two new PIO MPs amidst losses in key constituencies. The elections reflect a milestone in British politics, highlighting increased diversity and community influence in parliamentary roles.

      Can the Labour Party bring back Britain’s green groove?

      In the context of Britain's political landscape and its climate ambitions, Keir Starmer, poised to become the next prime minister, has positioned the Labour Party as advocates for transforming the nation into a "clean energy superpower." This aspiration marks a significant departure from Britain's historical role as a major contributor to climate pollution, stemming from its origins in the Industrial Revolution fueled by coal.

      As millions vote in UK polls, future of PM Rishi Sunak and his party hangs in balance

      Millions of voters in the UK cast their ballots in a historic general election where Rishi Sunak, Britain’s first Prime Minister of Indian origin, faces a tough battle against anti-incumbency after 14 years. Sunak and Labour leader Keir Starmer were among the early voters, with polls predicting a possible Labour landslide. Candidates from various parties are contesting for a majority in the 650 constituencies, with the first results expected late on polling day.

      He's derided as dull, but Keir Starmer becomes UK prime minister with a sensational victory

      Starmer has led Britain's Labour Party to a landslide election victory, and on Friday will become prime minister - the first leader from the center-left party to win a U.K. national election since Tony Blair, who won three in a row starting in 1997.

      In the UK election campaign's final hours, Sunak battles to the end as Labour's Starmer eyes victory

      Rishi Sunak, the current UK prime minister, is facing a national election on Thursday, marking the end of his 20-month tenure and the four Conservative prime ministers before him. The Labour Party is expected to elect a government that has not been in power since 2005. Sunak has expressed confidence in the outcome of the election, stating that things have turned a corner. Labour leader Keir Starmer has been campaigning for change, urging voters to support his center-left party.

      UK's Labour Party commits to stamping out anti-India sentiments

      Parties in the UK, including Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, and the Green Party, compete for votes within the Indian diaspora, emphasizing ties with India and key issues like the stalled free trade agreement and cultural exchanges.

      Europe turns right with feet in centre

      European Parliament has shifted centre-right under Ursula von der Leyen-led European People's Party after June elections. Voters are primarily focused on several key issues, such as the economy, the cost of living, the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and its repercussions, and immigration. The response to these concerns will play a pivotal role in shaping the policy agenda of the majority coalition. Stability is paramount, and it will heavily influence the European People's Party (EPP) in selecting its coalition partners.

      Godrej Properties sells 5% in Godrej Green Homes to Godrej Fund Management

      Godrej Properties sells 5% equity stake in Godrej Green Homes to Godrej Fund Management and Investment Advisors for Rs 46.70 crore.

      West Bengal Election Results: TMC on the way to make history, party celebrates in green
      UK workers' union says will proceed with industrial action at Tata Steel plants

      Unite the Union said on Thursday that its workers will begin "working to rule" as well as taking part in a continuous overtime ban from June 18 to "severely disrupt and delay" the company's operations and order book unless the company rows back on the closure. It is calling for the Indian steel major to halt its plans until the July 4 General Election, when it expects the UK's Conservative Party led government will make way for the Opposition Labour Party.

      UK headed for a hung parliament, would be a disaster: PM Rishi Sunak

      The 43-year-old told The Times in the wake of a debacle for the governing Conservative Party, who lost hundreds of local council seats over the weekend, that he was bitterly disappointed but determined to fight back.

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