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Following online rumors of their impending nuptials, Karan Wahi and Jennifer Winget, who have been together on several TV series and are close friends off-screen, are making headlines. According to reports, the co-stars of Dill Mill Gayye are getting married shortly. But Karan Wahi has now spoken up about the rumors. ‘Fake News’: Karan Wahi Denies Marriage Rumours With Jennifer Winget Since the rumors of Karan and Jennifer’s impending nuptials began circulating, their supporters have been rejoicing. Karan stated, “Fake News,” and rejected the rumors in an interview with Hindustan Times. Since their time as Dill Mill Gayye, Karan and…

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Jennifer Winget and Karan Wahi Rumored to Marry Soon Jennifer Winget, a well-known television actress, is the subject of intense rumors that she and actor Karan Wahi may soon get married. Fans were caught off guard by the news, which has generated a lot of enthusiasm on social media. One of the most adored characters on Indian television, Jennifer Winget, has always kept her private life out of the public eye. But these most recent marriage rumors have put her in the news once more. Although neither Jennifer nor Karan have formally acknowledged the rumors, rumors about their romance are…

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Analysts will keep a careful eye on milestone-based deliveries and execution momentum, as well as management comments on growth visibility and updates on the conversion of significant approvals into firm orders, especially QRSAM. Antique is the most gloomy of the brokerages, projecting the lowest net profit of Rs 4,518, while JM Financial is the most enthusiastic with the highest projection of Rs 5,147. In Q3FY26, Bharat Electronics Ltd. (BEL) is anticipated to achieve consistent year-over-year revenue increase, bolstered by execution from its robust order book. On January 28, the defense giant is scheduled to release its Q3 earnings. A Moneycontrol…

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Following a 2.7X oversubscription of its initial public offering, logistics and delivery giant ShadowFaxShadowFax Datalabs_in-article-icon is scheduled to list on the stock exchanges tomorrow. By selling off a portion of their interests during the IPO, the company’s early investors have recorded significant returns on their investments. The company that benefited most from the public offering was Fidelity-backed Eights Roads Investments. By selling 1.58 Cr shares at the top of the price range of INR 124 per share, the company made INR 197 Cr. This resulted in a 10.4X return on the original investment. Following the deal, the venture capital firm…

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Following a strong winter storm that interrupted US petroleum output and exports, oil prices are climbing due to supply concerns. Prices are also being supported by growing tensions in the Middle East. Oil Price Surge Sends ONGC, Oil India Shares Up Nearly 10% Following the steep increase in oil prices, the shares of state-owned Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and Oil India surged up to 10% in trade on January 28. Following the disruption of US petroleum output and exports due to a strong winter storm, supply concerns have arisen. Oil prices were also bolstered by escalating tensions in…

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Prof. Debashish Chakravarty is a distinguished leader in mining technologies, renowned for his brilliance and intellectual versatility. With expertise in mining engineering, he has made significant contributions to advance fields like Mine Mapping and Locational Surveillance, Mine Automation, Robotics & Intelligence, Sustainable and Green mining, and Geo Informatics. Prof. Chakravarty’s academic research focuses on innovative mining technologies, including applied AI, ML, DL techniques, rescue robotics, drones-based applications, SLAM-based robotic surveying/mapping, and extended reality applications that enhance slope stability, situational awareness, production, safety, energy utilization, eco-friendliness with autonomous navigation and efficiency across all phases of mining operations. As the Principal Investigator…

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Life Cut Short: Notable Indians Lost in Travel Disasters India has produced some of the most influential leaders, industrialists, artists, and change-makers of our time. While many lived long, impactful lives, a few journeys were tragically cut short by unforeseen air and road accidents. These incidents not only shocked the nation but also altered political, cultural, and economic trajectories in profound ways. This article looks back at some of the most well-known Indian personalities whose lives ended tragically due to air and road accidents, reminding us how fragile life can be—no matter how powerful or celebrated the individual. Indian Personalities…

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Maharashtra woke up to hear devastating news on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, as Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar was confirmed dead after the aircraft he was travelling in crash-landed near Baramati Airport in Pune district. The Learjet 45 (registration VT-SSK) chartered from Mumbai crashed during its final approach at around 8:45 AM, bursting into flames and scattering wreckage across the field. According to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Pawar, his personal security officer, an attendant and two crew members were on board — and tragically, there were no survivors. The Deputy CM was en route to Baramati…

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By-Anurag Tiwari In the past few days, when we raised questions about the new UGC regulations, some people from one section of society said, “Sir, you used to say caste doesn’t matter. Now look, you’re becoming casteist too. You’re anti-Dalit, anti-OBC, anti-SC/ST.” SC/ST & OBC Controversy Over UGC Regulations: Facts, Concerns & Solutions But really, the question shouldn’t be, “What are you being told?” The real question should be, “Should asking a question automatically end the conversation? And if asking questions is a crime, what use is democracy?” Of course, I’m not bothered by political people—they have their own compulsions.…

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By-Anurag Tiwari UGC 2026 Rules Under Fire: Students Question Govt’s Education Reforms Will education in India’s colleges and universities now be driven purely by merit and hard work, or will students be forced to study under constant fear of surveillance and complaints? This question has become crucial today because the new UGC regulations introduced in January 2026 have triggered a debate that can no longer be ignored. Two contrasting narratives have emerged from this development. On one side is the Modi government and the UGC’s vision, which claims these rules are aimed at making college and university campuses discrimination-free and…

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