In today’s episode of Nation Wants To Know with anchor Shreya Dhoundial on Times Now’s prime-time debate show, the spotlight is on Donald Trump’s dramatic trade threat against India.With his latest declaration of slapping 50% tariffs on Indian exports, reportedly in retaliation for India’s continued oil trade with Russia, Trump has sparked a fresh wave of political and economic tension. Critics call it nothing short of “economic blackmail”, with some labelling it a “Trumpanzee Trick”, high on theatrics, low on logic.As the White House flexes its tariff muscles, India is standing firm. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has responded confidently, stating “India is ready”, signaling no compromise on national interest, especially for farmers and fishermen.Is this just a trade warning, or the beginning of a full-blown trade embargo? And if Trump goes ahead, should India hit back with tit-for-tat tariffs? Watch the full debate, only on Times Now.#trump #donaldtrump #tariff #tariffwar #russia #putin #timesnow #tradewar #trumpnews

Meet Dr. Geet Oberoi, founder of Orkids Foundation and pioneer of early screening tools like the First Screen app. A global voice in learning disabilities, she champions inclusive education for all.

In today’s episode of Blueprint: Explosive Exclusive with anchor Madhavdas G. on Times Now’s prime-time debate show, the focus is on Delhi’s controversial move against overage vehicles, a policy that has seen multiple twists in less than a month.On July 1, 2025, the Delhi government announced its bold "No Fuel for Old Vehicles" policy, aimed at tackling rising pollution levels. However, just two days later, on July 3, the policy was abruptly paused following intense public backlash. Officials cited logistical challenges and a lack of infrastructure as key reasons for the rollback.By July 8, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) stepped in and deferred the fuel ban enforcement for overage vehicles to November 1, 2025.Now, in a fresh twist, the Delhi government has moved the Supreme Court on July 26, challenging the blanket nature of the refuelling ban, raising questions about legality, practicality, and impact on daily commuters.From policy to pause to court battle, the fuel ban story is far from over. Watch Times Now for more updates#delhi #fuelban #delhinews #timesnow #car #caqm #delhicm #rekhagupta

In today's episode of Breaking Ground with anchor Swati Joshi on Times Now’s prime-time debate show, the discussion centers on the Opposition’s escalating attack on the Election Commission of India (ECI), now reaching its crescendo.After days of allegations from the Opposition, claiming that the ECI allowed "100% cheating" during the elections, Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi's much-hyped "EC atom bomb" appears to have fizzled out. During a press conference, Rahul Gandhi accused the ECI of publishing incorrect voter details and acting at the behest of the BJP. He claimed to have proof and promised more revelations.In response, the Chief Electoral Officer of Karnataka issued a formal letter to Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi, stating: "It is understood that during a press conference held today, you had mentioned the inclusion of ineligible electors and exclusion of eligible electors in the Electoral Rolls cited at Para 3. You are kindly requested to sign and return the enclosed Declaration/Oath under Rule 20(3)(b) of the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960, along with the name(s) of such elector(s) so that necessary proceedings can be initiated."Despite claiming he had evidence, when asked if he would submit proof to the Election Commission, Rahul Gandhi said his press conference and public statement were his "oath."Did Rahul's EC ‘bomb’ backfires? 'Vote Theft' claim falls flat as Chief Electoral Officer dares LoP. Watch Times Now for more updates.#breakingground #electioncommission #eci #timesnow #englishnews #ec #swatijoshi #rahulgandhi #opposition #leaderofopposition

Responding to the Karnataka CEO, Rahul Gandhi asserted that his statement is equivalent to an oath. He also pointed out that the Election Commission has not denied the accuracy of the voter-related information he shared.Stay tuned to Times Now for more updates.#rahulgandhi #electioncommission #ceo #oath #timesnow #englishnews

The Punjab State Women’s Commission has initiated an inquiry into artists Karan Aujla and Honey Singh for allegedly using objectionable language against women in their songs Millionaire and MF Gabhru.#punjab #womencommission #karanaujla #honeysingh #songs #timesnow #englishnews

Since Putin is coming to India, there is a lot of political churning. Donald Trump is punishing India with 50% tariffs from August 27 for buying oil from Russia. Prime Minister Modi has also made it clear that India will not compromise on the interests of its farmers and fishermen. If he has to pay the price personally, then so be it.#pmmodi #modi #doanldtrump #india #russia #putin #vladimirputin #russianews #russianpresident #trump #us #usnews #tariffwar #oiltrade #farmers #timesnow #englishnews

Torch-it, an Ahmedabad-based startup, is transforming lives with inclusive, affordable tech. Their smart device, Saarthi, attaches to any white cane, turning it into a smart mobility tool for persons with visual impairment.

NSA Ajit Doval confirms that Russian President Vladimir Putin will be visiting India. Sources suggest we can expect Putin's visit to India by the end of this year. Stay tuned to Times Now for further updates.#putin #russia #india #vladimirputin #timesnow #englishnews #worldnews

The Election Commission has responded to Rahul Gandhi’s allegations, demanding he provide specific names of voters and submit a signed undertaking. The EC also reminded that poll results can be legally challenged. Stay tuned to Times Now for more updates.#electioncommission #rahulgandhi #voter #ec #timesnow #englishnews