Walk past enough doorsteps and you might notice a faint, sharp smell that has nothing to do with cooking: a light spritz of vinegar, sprayed right where guests step in. What started as an old-fashioned kitchen cleaning staple has quietly turned into a genuine doorstep habit for a lot of households, part pest control, part … Read more
A woman passes homes damaged after the breach of Liulan Reservoir in Hengzhou, China, on July 8, 2026. Greg Baker/AFP via Getty Images The Chinese regime has raised the official death toll from July’s catastrophic flooding in Guangxi to 159, but people interviewed by The Epoch Times say the number remains far below what they … Read more
Trump’s 50% tariff net catches 550+ Canadian goods Honey, makeup, Christmas decorations and a host of other everyday products have fallen victim to the latest US-Canada trade crossfire.More than 550 Canadian goods are now facing a steep 50% US tariff that came into force on Saturday. The list also includes kitchenware, smartphones, golf equipment, cosmetics, … Read more
The latest exchange comes after Himanshi spoke about her relationship with Asim during Paras Chhabra’s podcast. She didn’t name Asim directly, but when asked about reports that religion had played a role in their breakup, she said the subject was complicated and could easily become controversial. Himanshi explained that Asim had never misbehaved with her. … Read more
Burnham made top appointments to his cabinet, making John Healey his chancellor in an move that took Westminster by surprise. Rachel Reeves had already confirmed she would be leaving the role and would not be serving in Burnham’s cabinet, turning down the offer of another job. In other top moves, former energy secretary Ed Miliband … Read more
Visitors paying tribute to Kotnis’s statue in Shijiazhuang | In circle: Dr. Dwarkanath Kotnis in Army uniform (Photo courtesy: China Daily and Xinhua) At a time when India and China were themselves struggling under the shadow of war and colonial rule, a young Indian doctor travelled thousands of kilometres to help wounded Chinese soldiers. He … Read more
Three Bambiha gang operatives deported from Malaysia in major crackdown, says Amit Shah NEW DELHI: In a major operation against the Bambiha criminal network, Indian agencies have executed a coordinated crackdown on its key overseas operatives, deporting three of its members from Malaysia who were ordering hits and carrying out extortions in India on behalf … Read more
A lemon rarely gets used all at once. One half may find its way into a cup of tea, a salad, or a recipe. The other often ends up in the refrigerator. That half lemon can soon lose its freshness if left uncovered. The cut surface dries out, and its bright citrus aroma fades with … Read more
Dhruv Jurel marked his century on Day Two of the second Test with a salute, before pointing to the tattoo on his biceps, ‘Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan’ — former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri’s tribute to India’s soldiers and farmers during the 1965 Indo-Pak war.Jurel is the son of Kargil War veteran Nem Singh Jurel, … Read more
