With 80% patients entering a hospital carrying drug-resistant bacteria, India now sits at the centre of a silent global crisis, forcing doctors to use last-line medicines, raising risks inside hospitals and triggering urgent questions on public health. https://t.co/MFtLC9ULXO

Trump has tried to minimize their friendship, but documents and interviews with more than 30 former employees of Epstein, victims of his abuse and others who crossed paths with them reveal an intense and complicated relationship. https://t.co/t434kZhplN

Our closest peers aren’t always the ones we imagine when we talk about growth and development. These 6 charts show how inequality works in India — and where you stand. https://t.co/c5huM1QB6q

Rio Grande LNG is committed to hiring locally in the Rio Grande Valley, supporting the employment of residents from 40+ communities around the region. ​ Data is from July 2023 – September 2025.

Long before the Ranveer Singh-starrer spy thriller, Indian intelligence agencies executed many covert operations abroad, which reshaped conflicts, delayed nuclear ambitions, and dismantled terror networks. https://t.co/my8dCqdzAo

India’s newest and buzziest consumer internet category has gone from zero to several hundred thousand weekly orders in a matter of months. This early momentum, however, has come with a fast-rising bill. https://t.co/bhspvr72IG

Anger and hot flashes and sagging, together it’s all liberating. Trying to impress others is the past, comfort is the new mantra. What itches and pokes, discard. You are finally where you always wanted to be. https://t.co/MpUeuAsR4n

There’s $5tn worth of gold idling with households. If RBI buys it at 100% spot price, paying 65% in cash and the rest in 29-year bonds, it can create a real wealth effect while earning revenue for govt. https://t.co/lAOQVkDBDT

The rupee’s slide is seeping into corporate profitability, triggering forex losses on overseas loans. It’s not a crisis yet — but currency stress is quietly building, and the warning signs are hard to ignore. https://t.co/3CMB54UAnj

Codenamed ‘Madeleine,’ she was known in French Resistance circles as a mysterious figure who seemed to appear & vanish like smoke. France recently honoured her with a commemorative postage stamp for her crucial role in the fight against the Nazi regime. https://t.co/Z8Ty9JI9Gi

The data centres used for work on artificial intelligence can cost tens of billions to build. Tech giants are finding ways to avoid being on the hook for some of those costs. https://t.co/QAltDHuF82

The usually publicity-shy chief of staff offered an unfiltered look at the instincts, grudges and personalities driving his presidency. https://t.co/wsy9lqeR4k

A Cambridge study comparing sibling patterns across humans and other mammals reveals we’re far more monogamous than our reputation suggests. In fact we're closer to the meerkat and the beaver than our primate cousins. Do you agree? https://t.co/TRGQy86ipU

The law passed by Karnataka’s Congress-led government empowers the state to take preventive action against hate speech and imposes prison sentences of up to 10 years for repeat offenders. https://t.co/D4JrJ6Rnx5

India will now locally manufacture the French-origin Hammer precision-guided weapons, while the Army has placed a ₹5000-crore order for indigenous kamikaze drones, capable of operating in heavy spoofing and jamming environments. https://t.co/WGiVklVwhZ

Big QSR brands are losing their edge. Westlife and Jubilant stocks have fallen even as valuations stay rich, while Zomato quietly reshapes the market. Scale no longer guarantees power. The question arises: who really controls the customer now? https://t.co/fFVsxTvhiY

How the bodies of the actor-director and his wife were discovered and the relationship Rob Reiner shared with his son, whose film he had produced. https://t.co/MMcDZNhFPJ

Last month, a 19-year-old ended his life allegedly after an altercation involving Marathi language during his commute. While Mumbai remains a melting pot, it’s the nature of travel on local trains that’s under the lens for sparking discord over lingo. https://t.co/Kg11h4ve2l

Till 2020, Goa had 20 nightclubs. Now, it has over 200, with many built illegally. The Dec 6 fire at North Goa’s Birch by Romeo Lane laid bare years of regulatory lapses in a tourism-driven economy. https://t.co/P1Fr8AV1Ih

Tracing the life, family and radicalisation of the Indian man at the centre of Australia’s deadliest terror attack in decades. https://t.co/uq77qd48F1

From heart rhythm emergencies to missed cancer diagnoses, doctors across Indian cities warn that casual, long-term use of acidity medicines is causing grave damage to vital organs and masking serious illnesses. https://t.co/EMNNldGeb6