Not worried about Hastinapur, only his Duryodhana: Maithili on Lalu Yadav
BJP MLA Maithili Thakur criticised RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav in the Bihar Assembly, comparing his tenure to characters from the Mahabharata. Referring to Lalu and his son Tejashwi Yadav, Thakur said that the period before 2005 reminded her of Dhritarashtra's Hastinapur, where the king cared more for Duryodhana than the kingdom. She alleged Bihar suffered greatly during that time.
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02:27 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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BJP MLA Maithili Thakur criticised RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav in the Bihar Assembly, comparing his tenure to characters from the Mahabharata. Referring to Lalu and his son Tejashwi Yadav, Thakur said that the period before 2005 reminded her of Dhritarashtra's Hastinapur, where the king cared more for Duryodhana than the kingdom. She alleged Bihar suffered greatly during that time.
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02:27 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Rabri Devi criticises Bihar govt following girl student's death
RJD leader Rabri Devi has expressed strong criticism of Bihar govt led by CM Nitish Kumar following death of a girl near AIIMS Patna. She raised concerns regarding state’s law and order, emphasising increasing incidents of violence against women. Referring to the situation, Rabri Devi questioned, “Is this Ram Rajya?” highlighting need for urgent government action to address these issues.
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02:18 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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RJD leader Rabri Devi has expressed strong criticism of Bihar govt led by CM Nitish Kumar following death of a girl near AIIMS Patna. She raised concerns regarding state’s law and order, emphasising increasing incidents of violence against women. Referring to the situation, Rabri Devi questioned, “Is this Ram Rajya?” highlighting need for urgent government action to address these issues.
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The Hundred franchises owned by IPL team owners to not buy Pakistan players: Report
The Hundred franchises owned by IPL team owners won't bid for Pakistan players during the auction, The Telegraph reported. Manchester Super Giants, MI London, Southern Brave and Sunrisers Leeds are fully or partly owned by companies that also have their respective teams in IPL. The reason behind the decision is attributed to geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan
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News By: Anmol Sharma
02:16 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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The Hundred franchises owned by IPL team owners won't bid for Pakistan players during the auction, The Telegraph reported. Manchester Super Giants, MI London, Southern Brave and Sunrisers Leeds are fully or partly owned by companies that also have their respective teams in IPL. The reason behind the decision is attributed to geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan
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02:16 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Congress workers create ruckus & stage shirtless protest at AI Summit; detained
Indian Youth Congress workers created a ruckus at Bharat Mandapam, where the global event India AI Impact Summit is being hosted. They staged a shirtless protest and raised slogans against the US-India trade deal. A video shows police officials detaining them and escorting them away from the venue. Police assured it would take legal action against them.
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02:15 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Indian Youth Congress workers created a ruckus at Bharat Mandapam, where the global event India AI Impact Summit is being hosted. They staged a shirtless protest and raised slogans against the US-India trade deal. A video shows police officials detaining them and escorting them away from the venue. Police assured it would take legal action against them.
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02:15 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Big black cloud inspired by Kalidasa's poem 'Meghdoot' unveiled at B'luru airport
A large suspended black monsoon cloud was unveiled at Bengaluru airport's Terminal 2. Designed by artist Shanthamani Muddhaiah, the structure is inspired by the 4th-5th century Sanskrit author Kalidasa's famous poem 'Meghdoot' (a messenger from the clouds). "The cloud acts as a messenger for passengers transiting through a busy lounge," the airport said on X.
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News By: Garima Garg
02:43 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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A large suspended black monsoon cloud was unveiled at Bengaluru airport's Terminal 2. Designed by artist Shanthamani Muddhaiah, the structure is inspired by the 4th-5th century Sanskrit author Kalidasa's famous poem 'Meghdoot' (a messenger from the clouds). "The cloud acts as a messenger for passengers transiting through a busy lounge," the airport said on X.
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Epstein was raging narcissist who used different forms of abuse, Trump knew a lot: Survivor
A woman who faced abuse by Jeffrey Epstein described the convicted sex offender as a "raging narcissist" who relied not only on physical control but also on psychological domination. She said, "It was not just physical abuse. It was psychological, emotional." Referring to US President Donald Trump's name mentioned in the Epstein files, she said, "He definitely knew a lot."
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News By: Dharini Mudgal
02:43 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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A woman who faced abuse by Jeffrey Epstein described the convicted sex offender as a "raging narcissist" who relied not only on physical control but also on psychological domination. She said, "It was not just physical abuse. It was psychological, emotional." Referring to US President Donald Trump's name mentioned in the Epstein files, she said, "He definitely knew a lot."
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02:43 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Burj Khalifa lights up in tricolour to celebrate India's AI Summit
The world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa, lit up in tri-colours to celebrate the success of the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi. "The iconic Burj Khalifa shines bright for the India AI Impact Summit 2026. A powerful symbol of the growing India-UAE partnership in tech, innovation & AI," the Indian Embassy in UAE said while sharing a video.
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02:41 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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The world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa, lit up in tri-colours to celebrate the success of the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi. "The iconic Burj Khalifa shines bright for the India AI Impact Summit 2026. A powerful symbol of the growing India-UAE partnership in tech, innovation & AI," the Indian Embassy in UAE said while sharing a video.
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Chitrak: Powerful Ayurvedic herb with multiple health benefits
Chitrak, a potent Ayurvedic herb, is traditionally used for digestive, respiratory and skin disorders. Its root has anti-inflammatory, antifungal and anti-diabetic properties, helping in cough, worms, joint pain and wounds. It may balance doshas, but experts advise medical consultation before use due to its strong medicinal effects.
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02:31 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Chitrak, a potent Ayurvedic herb, is traditionally used for digestive, respiratory and skin disorders. Its root has anti-inflammatory, antifungal and anti-diabetic properties, helping in cough, worms, joint pain and wounds. It may balance doshas, but experts advise medical consultation before use due to its strong medicinal effects.
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Gut fatty acids linked to inflammation in cystic fibrosis kids
A study of 64 children with cystic fibrosis found early-life changes in stool short-chain fatty acids linked to gut inflammation and digestive problems. Low butyrate levels were associated with higher inflammation markers. Poor fiber intake and unhealthy fats disrupted the microbiome, suggesting targeted nutrition may help stabilise gut health in cystic fibrosis patients.
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02:28 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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A study of 64 children with cystic fibrosis found early-life changes in stool short-chain fatty acids linked to gut inflammation and digestive problems. Low butyrate levels were associated with higher inflammation markers. Poor fiber intake and unhealthy fats disrupted the microbiome, suggesting targeted nutrition may help stabilise gut health in cystic fibrosis patients.
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India A beat Sri Lanka, reach Women's Rising Stars Asia Cup final
India A defeated Sri Lanka A in the semi-final of Women's Asia Cup Rising Stars by five wickets in the match played in Bangkok on Friday. Captain Radha Yadav picked four wickets and smashed 31*(18) in the game. Sri Lanka posted a target of 119 runs in 20 overs which India achieved in 13.3 overs.
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02:52 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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India A defeated Sri Lanka A in the semi-final of Women's Asia Cup Rising Stars by five wickets in the match played in Bangkok on Friday. Captain Radha Yadav picked four wickets and smashed 31*(18) in the game. Sri Lanka posted a target of 119 runs in 20 overs which India achieved in 13.3 overs.
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It’d cost ₹45 lakh to rename SC metro station ‘Sarvoch Nyayalay’: DMRC to HC
The Delhi High Court, while hearing a PIL seeking to change the name of Supreme Court metro station to 'Sarvoch Nyayalay', was told by DMRC that it'd cost ₹40-45 lakh of public funds. It further said that it could open the door to "multiple litigations" from commuters seeking similar renaming relief. However, the court rejected the financial argument.
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03:04 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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The Delhi High Court, while hearing a PIL seeking to change the name of Supreme Court metro station to 'Sarvoch Nyayalay', was told by DMRC that it'd cost ₹40-45 lakh of public funds. It further said that it could open the door to "multiple litigations" from commuters seeking similar renaming relief. However, the court rejected the financial argument.
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Provocative but inaccurate: Cisco CPO as Khosla calls firm's experienced staffers 'unemployable'
Cisco's Chief Product Officer (CPO) Jeetu Patel has responded after billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla stated that he considered employees who have worked at the firm for 15-20 years "unemployable". "Vinod is provocative in ways sometimes that are interesting, but not completely accurate," Patel said. He added that Cisco has seen a "burst of innovation" in past 18 months.
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News By: Medhaa Gupta
03:02 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Cisco's Chief Product Officer (CPO) Jeetu Patel has responded after billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla stated that he considered employees who have worked at the firm for 15-20 years "unemployable". "Vinod is provocative in ways sometimes that are interesting, but not completely accurate," Patel said. He added that Cisco has seen a "burst of innovation" in past 18 months.
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03:02 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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National shame: BJP on Congress' shirtless protest at AI Summit
BJP leader Amit Malviya reacted after Congress workers created a ruckus and staged a shirtless protest at Bharat Mandapam, where the AI Impact Summit is being hosted. Calling it a "national shame", Malviya said, "At a time when India is hosting a prestigious global AI Summit, showcasing its innovation and leadership in technology, the Congress party chose disruption over dignity."
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03:01 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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BJP leader Amit Malviya reacted after Congress workers created a ruckus and staged a shirtless protest at Bharat Mandapam, where the AI Impact Summit is being hosted. Calling it a "national shame", Malviya said, "At a time when India is hosting a prestigious global AI Summit, showcasing its innovation and leadership in technology, the Congress party chose disruption over dignity."
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What are 'ATM jackpotting' attacks, which FBI says are on rise?
ATM jackpotting is a crime where hackers exploit physical and software vulnerabilities in ATMs and use malware to force them to dispense all their cash. As per a new security bulletin by the FBI, the cases of ATM jackpotting have increased across the US. Over 700 such attacks took place in 2025, resulting in around $20 million in stolen cash.
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03:29 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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ATM jackpotting is a crime where hackers exploit physical and software vulnerabilities in ATMs and use malware to force them to dispense all their cash. As per a new security bulletin by the FBI, the cases of ATM jackpotting have increased across the US. Over 700 such attacks took place in 2025, resulting in around $20 million in stolen cash.
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03:29 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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SC junks plea that sought ban on naming of mosques after Babur
The Supreme Court refused to entertain a PIL seeking to restrain the construction or naming of any mosque or religious structure in the name of Mughal ruler Babur. The petitioners referred to suspended TMC MLA Humayun Kabir, who announced the construction of a Babri Masjid replica in West Bengal. The bench showed disinclination, prompting the petitioner to withdraw the plea.
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03:28 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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The Supreme Court refused to entertain a PIL seeking to restrain the construction or naming of any mosque or religious structure in the name of Mughal ruler Babur. The petitioners referred to suspended TMC MLA Humayun Kabir, who announced the construction of a Babri Masjid replica in West Bengal. The bench showed disinclination, prompting the petitioner to withdraw the plea.
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Man convicted after leaving girlfriend on Austria's highest peak
An amateur mountaineer has been found guilty of manslaughter after his girlfriend died on Austria's highest peak. The 33-year-old woman froze to death after Thomas P left her on Grossglockner to find help. A court heard he failed to wrap her in an emergency blanket during bad weather and didn't clearly indicate they needed rescue in a call to police.
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03:28 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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An amateur mountaineer has been found guilty of manslaughter after his girlfriend died on Austria's highest peak. The 33-year-old woman froze to death after Thomas P left her on Grossglockner to find help. A court heard he failed to wrap her in an emergency blanket during bad weather and didn't clearly indicate they needed rescue in a call to police.
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03:28 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Vaishnaw takes 'potato chips' jibe at Opposition as India joins Pax Silica
As India formally joined US-led Pax Silica initiative on AI and supply chain security, Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw took a jibe at the Opposition. "There are some people who talk about ‘chips’ which only remind me of ‘potato chips'," Vaishnaw added. "Let them be, they will keep crying. Sometimes they cry in the Parliament," he stated.
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News By: Saurav Joshi
03:22 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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As India formally joined US-led Pax Silica initiative on AI and supply chain security, Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw took a jibe at the Opposition. "There are some people who talk about ‘chips’ which only remind me of ‘potato chips'," Vaishnaw added. "Let them be, they will keep crying. Sometimes they cry in the Parliament," he stated.
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03:22 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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'AI is a tsunami hitting labour markets, 26% jobs in India to be hit,' warns IMF chief
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warned that AI disruption will put 40% of total jobs globally, particularly entry-level jobs, at risk, calling the AI-led shift a "tsunami hitting labour markets". She noted that the number could rise to 60% in advanced economies, but will likely settle at 26% for India. She also praised India's deep structural reforms to prepare for AI.
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03:20 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warned that AI disruption will put 40% of total jobs globally, particularly entry-level jobs, at risk, calling the AI-led shift a "tsunami hitting labour markets". She noted that the number could rise to 60% in advanced economies, but will likely settle at 26% for India. She also praised India's deep structural reforms to prepare for AI.
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Indian truck driver arrested in US after 3-vehicle collision kills man
A 25-year-old Indian man, Sukhdeep Singh, was detained by ICE after a crash in Indiana that killed a 64-year-old man. Singh, who was driving a semi-truck, allegedly ran a red light, triggering a three-vehicle collision. Authorities said an investigation is ongoing and it remains unclear whether alcohol or drugs were factors.
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03:15 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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A 25-year-old Indian man, Sukhdeep Singh, was detained by ICE after a crash in Indiana that killed a 64-year-old man. Singh, who was driving a semi-truck, allegedly ran a red light, triggering a three-vehicle collision. Authorities said an investigation is ongoing and it remains unclear whether alcohol or drugs were factors.
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Railways may ease rules for passengers regarding boarding stations
Indian Railways may ease rules for passengers regarding boarding the train from another station for their convenience, the Indian Express reported. The option to change the boarding station is now available till the preparation of the first chart, and the proposal suggests extending it till second chart is prepared. The Centre for Railway Information Systems was asked to assess feasibility.
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03:43 pm Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Indian Railways may ease rules for passengers regarding boarding the train from another station for their convenience, the Indian Express reported. The option to change the boarding station is now available till the preparation of the first chart, and the proposal suggests extending it till second chart is prepared. The Centre for Railway Information Systems was asked to assess feasibility.
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