0, 100, 200: How Trump's latest generic medicines tariffs could affect India

US President Trump has announced a phased tariff plan on imported generic medicines, starting with zero tariffs from August 2026, escalating to 100% in 2028, and 200% by 2029. This shift aims to encourage pharmaceutical companies, particularly Indian exporters, to relocate manufacturing to the US, potentially disrupting India's $10 billion generic drug market.

Nolan Wells update: Ex-cop says teen's friend's version will ‘shock you’

Brandon Tatum, a YouTuber and former police officer, announced on X that he will interview a boy involved in the Nolan Wells case in Mississippi, suggesting this account will “shock” those following the story. Tatum promises to present a perspective that may prompt apologies for accusations against the boys. The investigation follows Wells’ mysterious death and ongoing racial commentary.

Tarot Horoscope Today, July 22, 2026

Aries Today emphasizes making heart-centered choices to gain clarity in relationships and goals. Each zodiac sign is offered specific rituals and crystal remedies to enhance personal growth and decision-making. From Aries’ wish with bay leaves to Pisces’ focus on career stability, these insights aim to empower individuals through practical actions and self-belief, fostering positive transformations.

Can homebuyers seek a refund of the clubhouse charges if it is not constructed?

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has mandated a Mumbai developer to refund a homebuyer ₹5 lakh for an unbuilt clubhouse, underscoring that amenities must be delivered within a reasonable timeframe. The ruling emphasizes the need for timeline transparency in agreements post-2024, guiding buyers to verify amenity completion deadlines before purchase to protect their investments.

'Uncompromising and firm stand': Vijay's TVK demands complete scrapping of NEET

Tamil Nadu’s Chief Minister Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) demanded the abolition of the NEET exam and greater state control over medical education. Amid ongoing student protests, TVK criticized political rivals for misleading voters on NEET promises. The party seeks constitutional reforms to ensure states handle educational policies effectively, maintaining its firm stance for structural changes in the education system.

Activists protest in New York, San Jose in support of Sonam Wangchuk

Activists from Hindus for Human Rights demonstrated in New York and San Jose in support of Sonam Wangchuk, who is on an indefinite hunger strike in New Delhi over alleged NEET exam irregularities. The protests included calls for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and echoes of similar events in London and Dublin, demanding accountability from the Indian government. Wangchuk was hospitalized after a health crisis from fasting, highlighting escalating tension and opposition support for his cause.

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma inaugurates first MBA batch of IIM Guwahati

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma inaugurated the MBA program at IIM Guwahati, marking a significant educational milestone for the region, with 52 students from 18 states enrolled. The institute, backed by IIM Ahmedabad, will eventually relocate to a permanent campus covering 574 bighas. The establishment reflects a commitment to enhance higher education in Assam and the North East.

Civil rights body condemns lathi-charge during students' protests

A civil rights organization, Jan Hastakshep, condemned the police's lathi-charge and tear gas use during a student protest against alleged corruption in higher education. The protest, which highlighted issues like mismanagement and privatization, followed a month of ignored demands by the government. The group's leaders called the government's actions undemocratic and harmful to students and youth.

IBPS PO, SO Recruitment 2026: Registration date extended till July 26

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection has extended the IBPS PO and SO Recruitment 2026 application deadline to July 26, 2026. This recruitment aims to fill 7,715 total positions. Candidates must apply online at ibps.in, with an application fee of Rs 850 for most and Rs 175 for SC/ST/PwBD. Eligibility and selection criteria are detailed online.

‘Tribunal rejected ED’s central premise': Lalit Modi reacts to FEMA case relief

Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi received significant relief from the Appellate Tribunal regarding the 2009 Foreign Exchange Management Act case, with penalties against him set aside due to a lack of evidence proving his responsibility for alleged violations. The case arose after IPL 2009 was relocated to South Africa amid general elections, which Modi argued was crucial for the league's future sustainability.

Vijeta Dahiya opens up about being removed as CJP spokesperson after burger row

Vijeta Dahiya has been removed as spokesperson of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) amid controversy over accusations he ate a burger during protests against police violence. The CJP condemned his actions as insensitive. Dahiya defended himself, stating he was hungry post-protest, but acknowledged the party's decision as prioritizing the movement over personal interests, highlighting the protests' significance.

CWG 2026 full schedule: Sports, venues and IST timings

Glasgow is set to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games from July 23 to August 2, attracting over 3,000 athletes from 74 nations competing for 215 gold medals across 11 sports. The event marks Glasgow's vibrant cultural and historical prominence while featuring various competitive events, including marquee athletics. The Games exemplify the city’s dynamic legacy and forward-looking ambitions.

Aamir Khan's stepbrother Hyder Ali Khan struggles for food and lives in chawl

Actor Eva Grover, known for her roles in various shows, revealed experiences of physical abuse during her marriage to Hyder Ali Khan, Aamir Khan's stepbrother. Married after only 18 days of dating, she faced violence and divorce after five years. Despite their troubled past, she expresses sympathy for Hyder, who now struggles with difficult living conditions and mental health issues. Hyder, not biologically related to filmmaker Tahir Hussain, previously worked for Qatar Airways.

US hits Iran again, Trump says strikes ‘not finished’, oil prices rise: Updates

The U.S.-Iran conflict escalated as President Trump authorized ongoing airstrikes against Iranian targets, including nuclear sites, amidst rising tensions following Iran's missile attacks on U.S. bases, impacting oil prices. Iran retaliated, threatening U.S. interests in the region, while diplomatic efforts to revive ceasefire talks lagged. The situation raises global oil supply concerns amid heightened military activities.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani calls on US govt to join ICC warrant against Netanyahu

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has called on the U.S. government to enforce the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, labeling him a “war criminal” responsible for widespread atrocities. Amidst these claims, Mamdani highlights the targeting of Palestinian hospitals and the extensive suffering inflicted on civilians, including children. The ICC's warrant stems from allegations of genocide during ongoing conflicts.

Can a spoonful of peanut butter help you sleep? Physician Dr Kunal Sood explains

Consuming peanut butter before bedtime may alleviate anxiety and improve sleep quality, according to Dr. Kunal Sood. He notes its unique nutrient composition—tryptophan, healthy fats, and magnesium—can stabilize blood sugar and promote relaxation, although results vary. To avoid digestive issues, eating it two hours before bed is advised. Always consult a physician for health concerns.

Khadki stone labyrinth reveals ancient Mediterranean links

Archaeologists have discovered India’s largest ancient stone labyrinth, a 15-circuit structure in Khadki, revealing insights into the Satavahana-era trade network connecting India to the Roman world. Unearthed in late 2025, it measures 50 feet in diameter and showcases a unique circular design. The researchers emphasize its preservation due to its protected location and call for conservation efforts.

Jhundan backs Waris Punjab De, expelled from SAD (Punar Surjit) for 6 years

The Shiromani Akali Dal (Punar Surjit) faced a major setback as senior leader Iqbal Singh Jhundan and 15 supporters pledged allegiance to Shiromani Akali Dal (Waris Punjab De). Jhundan was expelled for anti-party activities shortly after, amid ongoing party splits including MLA Ayali's shift to Waris Punjab De and former minister Rakhra joining AAP. The Punar Surjit group, formed in 2025, aimed to be a reformist Panthic force.

No compromise with farmers’ interests: Kewal Singh Dhillon on India-US trade deal

Punjab BJP president Kewal Singh Dhillon reassured farmers regarding the India-US trade agreement, emphasizing that Prime Minister Modi guarantees protection of their interests, with crucial crops excluded. Despite ongoing discussions, no agreement is finalized, he stated. This comes as farmers were blocked from a protest in Delhi. Dhillon criticized opposition parties for misleading farmers while asserting BJP's commitment to their welfare.

Indian man in Europe reveals harsh reality students face abroad

An Indian man's video highlights the challenges faced by international students in Europe, prompting significant support on social media. Rahul Mahajan emphasizes the financial, academic, and emotional burdens, as many students work demanding jobs while struggling with enormous student loans. This reality contrasts sharply with their comfortable lives in India, leading to immense pressure and stress.

Delhi protest: MPs detained, imagine students’ fate, says Congress leader Randhawa

Lok Sabha MP Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa condemned the detention of MPs and Congress workers protesting alleged NEET examination irregularities, stating it reflects broader injustices faced by students. He called for the resignation of Prime Minister Modi and key ministers, emphasizing that silencing students endangers democracy. Randhawa affirmed Congress’s commitment to hold the government accountable for youth welfare.

July 22 BRICS health ministers’ meet in Chandigarh: Focus on TB, infectious diseases, digital health

India will host the 16th BRICS health ministers’ meeting in Chandigarh from July 22 to 24, focusing on nine health areas, including tuberculosis research and pandemic preparedness. Attended by 11 nations, representing nearly half the global population, the meeting aims to enhance collaboration to tackle shared health challenges. The theme emphasizes resilience and sustainability, following priorities set at the 2025 summit in Brazil.

Kapurthala explores dolphin tourism along Beas

The Kapurthala district administration is considering eco-tourism initiatives along the Beas River, focusing on dolphin-viewing points to attract tourists. Deputy Commissioner Akash Bansal emphasized the area's potential, noting the presence of three Indus River Dolphins. Collaboration with WWF-India and local communities will be vital, ensuring tourism infrastructure respects the dolphins' natural habitat and supports conservation efforts.

Punjab: CBI court rejects key accused’s bail plea in ₹13 lakh graft case

A special CBI court in Chandigarh dismissed Vikas Goyal's bail request in a ₹13-lakh bribery case, citing prima facie evidence of his conspiracy role using a fake complaint generated via ChatGPT. The judge noted the severity of the allegations and potential witness tampering. Goyal was arrested after a successful CBI sting operation on May 11.

Five Punjab hockey veterans picked for Masters World Cup

Five hockey players from Punjab, selected by Alliance International Hockey Club for the 2026 Masters Hockey World Cup in the Netherlands and Belgium, will compete in the 55+ category. The players include Dr. Hardeep Singh Shahi, Kamaljit Shahi, Rupinder Singh Gill, Avtar Singh, and Narinder Singh. This tournament, organized by World Masters Hockey, features players aged 35 to 80 representing various countries.

Centre must look into students’ concern: Sukhbir

Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal urged the central government to address the grievances of protesting students who faced suppression during their recent march to Parliament. He criticized the state government for double standards on paper leak issues while accusing it of failing to act against recruitment irregularities. Badal also announced his party’s participation in the upcoming “Khalsa Vaheer March” and conducted reviews in flood-affected areas. This follows multiple recruitment scams undermining the chief minister's claims of merit-based examinations.

Terror conspiracy busted: 17 arrested for grenade attack at Moga police station, train bombing plan

Police arrested three individuals linked to a grenade attack on Moga’s Sadar police station, along with 14 others planning a bombing on a train. Masterminded by UK-based Iqbal Singh, the group allegedly executed the July 8 attack. Investigations reveal connections to organized crime and attempted murder, with ongoing efforts to uncover the broader network behind the plot.

To ease storage crunch, Punjab demands 12 LMT monthly foodgrain lifting

The Punjab government plans to request the Centre to increase wheat and paddy lifting to 12 lakh metric tonnes monthly to ensure adequate storage before the procurement seasons. A recent Group of Ministers meeting highlighted current foodgrain movement of 75.67 LMT and underscored the necessity for timely procurement adjustments. The state targets 180 LMT of paddy and anticipates procurement specifications for the rabi marketing season.

Private schools oppose cap on fee hike, urge Punjab government to hold talks

The Punjab government faces strong opposition from the National Independent Schools Alliance and Recognised Affiliated Schools Association against capping private school fee hikes at 5% and mandating refunds beyond this limit. Both organizations warn this could jeopardize schools' financial stability and quality education. The government, citing the need for regulation, remains firm on its decision, planning further legislative action.

Two arrested after exchange of gunfire in Barnala

Two individuals, including Arshdeep Singh, who has multiple criminal cases, were arrested after a gunfight with police in Barnala’s Mehal Kalan on Tuesday. The police stopped their vehicle, leading to a shootout; no injuries occurred. Authorities seized firearms and initiated an investigation under relevant laws. Background on Arshdeep highlights a history of drug-related offenses.