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Trump's tariffs fuel factory job losses, threaten Republican support ahead of US midterms
Job losses in battleground states have led to political shifts among workers who previously supported Republicans. This includes individuals affected by President Trump's tariffs, which some blame for layoffs and company closures. Many voters are expressing dissatisfaction with the economic impact of these trade policies. Democratic candidates are likely to benefit from this backlash against tariffs in forthcoming elections.
Gaya Pind Daan 2026: How to Book Online, Where It Happens, Cost and Rituals Explained
Gaya is one of the most important pilgrimage destinations for Pind Daan and ancestral rituals. With Pitru Paksha 2026 ending on October 10, many families are looking for where Pind Daan is performed in Gaya, how the ritual is conducted, how much it costs and how to arrange it online. Here is a practical guide covering major ritual sites, booking options, indicative costs and key things to check before travelling.
There wasn’t much to Xi: A red carpet, a fragile truce and the search for US-China stability
During Xi Jinping's state visit to Washington, leaders announced modest tariff cuts and a new dialogue on AI safety. The ongoing US-Iran war significantly affects the strategic relationship between the two powers. A report highlights the US's dependence on Chinese rare earths for military needs amid supply challenges. Strategic stability efforts were explored but ultimately did not yield significant progress toward a lasting agreement.
Trump plans grand spectacle for potentially tense Xi talks
US President Donald Trump is preparing to welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping for a significant three-day visit. The leaders are expected to discuss ongoing tensions related to trade, technology, and relations with Iran. During their meetings, they may address issues involving Taiwan and arms sales as well. Both sides are likely to announce initiatives to lower tariffs and enhance cooperation on drug trafficking.
Quote of the day by Sandra Bullock, 'I've learned that success comes in a very prickly package. Whether you choose to accept it or not is up to you' offers thought-provoking lesson on success, resilience, career growth, life challenges and why accepting hard parts can transform your journey
Quote of the day by Sandra Bullock offers a mature definition of achievement. Success is not a flawless gift wrapped in admiration and applause; it can be complicated, demanding and occasionally uncomfortable. The “prickly package” may contain opportunities alongside pressure, recognition alongside criticism and freedom alongside responsibility. What matters is understanding what comes with the achievement and consciously deciding whether it is worth embracing. For people chasing ambitious goals, that lesson can change the way they view difficult moments. Instead of asking why success is not easier, they can ask whether the challenges are helping them build a life they genuinely value. Sometimes the thorns are not evidence that the dream is wrong—they are simply part of what makes meaningful achievement real.
The biggest lie we tell our children about college
Many parents tend to focus more on securing college placements for their children instead of nurturing their overall growth. This article emphasizes the importance of investing in a child's potential to add value. It suggests that developing innate qualities like curiosity and resilience is vital for achieving career success. As AI continues to innovate the job landscape, the need for rapid learning takes precedence over mere academic qualifications.
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Manipur Police arrest multiple militants; seize contraband including suspected WY tablets
Security forces in Manipur have apprehended multiple active militants from various Valley-Based Insurgent Groups, including PREPAK PRO, PLA, and KCP (MFL). Alongside these arrests, significant contraband, including suspected WY tablets and tobacco products, was seized in coordinated operations across the state.
Japan's cabinet approves $140 billion stimulus package to spur growth
The stimulus lays out fiscal spending of 21.9 trillion yen ($140 billion) on measures to support sustained wage gains and cash handouts for low-income households, subsidies for gas and electricity bills, and investment into the semiconductor and AI sector, according to the Cabinet Office on Friday.
Medical and agricultural colleges, cow conservation project, incubation centre announced for Marathwada
A conservation project for 'red kandhari' and 'devni' cows will be set up in Ambajogai in Beed, while Marathwada will get an additional provision of Rs 1,076 crore for works associated with progress and empowerment of women, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde added.
Japan Cabinet OKs $200B spending plan to counter inflation
The stimulus package includes subsidies for households that are largely seen as an attempt by Kishida to lift his plunging popularity. His government has been rocked by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's close ties to the South Korean-based Unification church, which surfaced after the assassination of former leader Shinzo Abe in July.
Ukraine stabilises counter-offensive gains, Biden sees long haul
In a Tuesday evening address, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said around 8,000 square km (3,100 square miles) have been liberated by Ukrainian forces so far this month, apparently all in the northeastern region of Kharkiv.
Ukraine and neighbours to get big new aid, Antony Blinken says in Kyiv
In Kyiv, Blinken said the administration would provide $2.2 billion in long-term military financing to Ukraine and 18 of its neighbors "potentially at risk of future Russian aggression." That's on top of a $675 million package of heavy weaponry, ammunition and armored vehicles for Ukraine alone, announced by Austin and Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, earlier in the day.
Ford India workers waiting for good compensation for loss of jobs
"The management said they will come out with their offer on Wednesday afternoon. We are waiting for the same. If the offer is acceptable, then it is fine and if not, we will continue our protest," the union official told IANS, preferring anonymity. According to him, around 1,000 workers are inside the plant at Maraimalainagar near here and about 700 are outside the gates.
Protest held against Karbi Accord in Diphu
These organisations want the hill district to declared as 'autonomous state' under the provision of Article-244 (A) of the Constitution.
Government signs peace accord with 5 insurgent groups of Assam
The insurgent groups which signed the peace accord include Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front, People's Democratic Council of Karbi Longri, United People's Liberation Army and Karbi People's Liberation Tigers factions.
Afghanistan and the American identity crisis
But America, disillusioned with itself, is now withdrawing. And there’s a strong possibility that this withdrawal will produce a strategic setback and a humanitarian disaster. The Taliban are rapidly seizing territory. It may not be too long before Afghan girls get shot in the head for trying to go to school.
How flexible packaging became an extension for branding & marketing
Flexible packaging is all about light weighting and space and energy conservation when compared to the rigid counterparts.
Centre failed to provide succour from mining ban impact: Goa Governor
The Governor said the ban on mining by Supreme Court has put a severe strain on the revenues of the state apart from affecting the livelihood of close to 1.5 lakh people.
Government eases visa norms for conferences, seminars
The new norms will not apply if the visitors are traveling to restricted or protected areas in India or areas affected by terrorism, militancy and extremism.
Centre to assist farmers in flood-hit Uttarakhand under MNREGA
Rural Development Ministry will provide all assistance to farmers in flood-ravaged Uttarakhand for restoration of their ponds and clearing fields.
Bhutan's tourism initiative yielding gain for Eastern India tourism sector too
Tourism sector in Eastern India has started getting indirect gain out of Bhutan's ambitious move to touch 1 lakh mark in premium class Foreign Tourist Arrival(FTA) by 2013.
North Bengal: A preferred corridor for extremist groups
Recent arrests of members of extremist groups in North Bengal foothills is an indication of gradually increasing consolidation of the underground outfits.
Euro at year low against dollar below $1.31
The 16-nation euro on Tuesday hit lows last seen more than a year ago, sliding to $1.3088 in European afternoon trading as concerns about the massive bailout package for Greece weighed on markets.
India, China, Brazil need to take more responsibilities: USTR
As among the fastest growing economies of the world, India, China and Brazil not only have developed a new level of influence at the global level.
Japan to launch fresh stimulus package: party official
Japan is to launch a fresh stimulus package as the world's second largest economy faces a sizeable contraction, a ruling party official and local media said.
Market rides on talk of fuel price cut, fiscal sop
Domestic equities rose for the second straight session on Tuesday, as talk of a liberal fiscal stimulus package, further cuts in auto fuel prices and interest rates boosted sentiment.
World leaders warn tough economic times lie ahead
As world leaders prepared to unveil to fresh plans to tackle the global financial crisis, oil exporter Venezuela called on Sunday for action to halt falling price of crude.
Mauritius, Malaysia market beachfront villas for Indians
With the Mauritius government providing ‘permanent residency’ facility to those investing $500,000 in resorts, nearly 30 Indians are looking at investment opportunities at the resort villas being developed by Four Seasons at Anahita.
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