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Going out alone was once seen as unusual or even uncomfortable. Today, it is quickly becoming a growing trend, especially among younger generations. From dining at restaurants to travelling solo, more people are choosing to spend time with themselves and calling it a ‘solo date.’ What was once associated with loneliness is now being redefined as a sign of confidence, independence and self-awareness. Social media platforms have played a major role in this shift, with trends around solo living and self-care gaining traction across platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Key reasons behind this shift include: A stronger focus on self-love and personal growth…
Bengaluru: The latest IPL clash has been defined by a stunning performance from Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who has delivered a 15-ball fifty to lead Rajasthan Royals to victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The 15-year-old has scored 78 runs from just 26 balls, including eight fours and seven sixes. The remarkable innings has helped Rajasthan Royals chase down a target of 202 with two overs remaining, maintaining their unbeaten run in the IPL season. Suryavanshi’s explosive start has placed immediate pressure on the opposition bowlers. The IPL contest has seen Suryavanshi dominate experienced players such as Josh Hazlewood and Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Alongside…
New Delhi: The proposed social media rules in India have sought to expand government oversight to include influencers, podcasters and independent creators who share news and current affairs content online. The changes have been introduced by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology as amendments to existing IT regulations. Under the proposal, individuals who are not officially registered publishers but share news-related content could be brought under a code of ethics that currently applies to recognised media organisations. This has marked a significant shift in how digital content is regulated in the country. The social media rules have also proposed…
Washington: The proposed change to the military draft system in the United States has introduced a plan to automatically register eligible men, removing the need for self-registration. The rule has been put forward by the Selective Service System and is currently under review. Under the proposal, men would be automatically registered for the military draft once they turn 18, instead of being required to register within 30 days. Authorities have indicated that the shift could reduce administrative costs and improve efficiency in maintaining accurate records. The military draft requirement currently applies to most men aged between 18 and 25 in…
Washington: The US Iran talks have been set to take place in Pakistan, led by JD Vance, as part of renewed diplomatic efforts following a ceasefire between the two countries. The discussions are expected to begin on April 11, according to the White House. Karoline Leavitt, White House Press Secretary, has stated that the ceasefire has created an opening for negotiations that could lead to longer-term stability. However, key details of the proposals under discussion have remained unclear. The delegation has included special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who will join Vance in talks with Iranian representatives. The agenda…
New York: Major US carriers have raised baggage fees in response to a sharp increase in jet fuel prices driven by ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Airlines have pointed to volatility in oil markets as a key factor behind the decision to increase charges for passengers. Delta Air Lines has followed similar moves by United Airlines and JetBlue, all of which have announced higher baggage fees in recent days. The adjustments have come as jet fuel prices have nearly doubled since the escalation of conflict involving Iran earlier this year. Industry data has shown that the average cost of…
Singapore: Global oil prices have plunged by nearly 15 percent after Donald Trump announced a conditional pause on military action against Iran. The move has been linked to a proposed two-week ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a key global energy route. Brent crude has fallen 14.4 percent to $93.48 (£83.38) per barrel, while US crude futures have dropped 14.7 percent to $96.27 (£76.92). Despite the sharp decline, oil prices have remained higher than levels recorded before the conflict began earlier this year. The agreement has emerged shortly before a deadline set by Trump, with Iran signalling…
Atlanta: The runoff election in Georgia has taken place as voters selected a replacement for Marjorie Taylor Greene, who resigned from the US Congress in January. The result has been closely monitored as it could influence control in the House of Representatives. Voters have been choosing between Republican candidate Clay Fuller and Democratic candidate Shawn Harris. The winner will complete Greene’s term, which runs until January 2027. The runoff election has carried national significance due to the narrow majority currently held by Republicans in the House. Even a minor shift in seats could impact legislative decisions and party control. The…
Budapest: The Hungary visit has been scheduled as JD Vance travels to Budapest to support Viktor Orban ahead of a crucial parliamentary election. The visit has been expected to include two days of bilateral meetings with Hungarian officials. The White House has confirmed that the trip will take place just days before Hungary heads to the polls, where Orban’s Fidesz Party has faced one of its toughest electoral contests in more than a decade. The Hungary visit has followed earlier signals of US backing, including support expressed by Donald Trump for Orban. Marco Rubio has also visited Hungary earlier this…
Mogadishu: The oil drilling initiative in Somalia has entered a new phase as the country prepares to begin its first offshore exploration activities. The development has followed the completion of seismic surveys conducted last year by a Turkish research vessel. Dahir Shire, Somalia’s Petroleum Minister, has described the project as a historic milestone, highlighting the start of offshore energy exploration in the country. A drilling ship operated by Turkish Petroleum Corporation, named Çağrı Bey, is expected to arrive in Somalia’s territorial waters in the Arabian Sea. The vessel will carry out deep-water oil drilling at locations identified through earlier hydrocarbon…
