Second time in the last 24 hours, the US President Donald Trump has ramped up his tariff tirade against India. He also accused India not being a good trading partner and announced that he will raise tariffs very substantially. Watch the video to know more. #donaldtrump #uspresidentdonaldtrump #tariffwar #indiaustariffwar #indiaustradedeal #timesnow #englishnews

Panic gripped the area as tonnes of rocks tumbled onto a road in Uttarakhand. Locals can be seen fleeing for safety in spine-chilling visuals.#uttarakhand #haridwar #uttarakhandlandslide #haridwarlandslide #landslide #uttarakhandtragedy #timesnnow #englishnews

Congress MP Karti Chidambaram responds sharply to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on Indian exports. Speaking exclusively to Times Now's Priya Bahal, Chidambaram highlighted that any such tariffs would end up hurting American consumers due to their dependence on Indian supply chains.He emphasized that while India values its relationship with the U.S., it must prioritize its own economic and security interests. “For America to dictate who we trade with is unacceptable,” he asserted. Addressing Trump’s “dead economy” remark, Chidambaram dismissed it as one of many “impulsive” statements made by the former U.S. President.Chidambaram reminded viewers that India is not just a partner but a critical player in the global supply network, one that America also relies on.#trump #tariff #kartichidamabaram #donaldtrump #india #russia #tariffwar #tradewar #us #usnews #modi #pmmodi #congress #congressmp

In today's episode of NewsHour Agenda with Madhavdas G. on Times Now’s prime-time debate show, the focus is on the Uttarkashi cloudburst and flash floods that have triggered widespread devastation. The central question raised: Is this an unavoidable natural calamity or a man-made disaster?Experts on the panel highlighted both global climate trends and local mismanagement. Climate scientist Raghu Murtugudde noted that while global climate change plays a role, local factors are significantly amplifying the damage: “There are global drivers, but we also have local amplifiers. Climate is changing much faster than expected.”Climate policy expert Harjeet Singh, Claimate Activist emphasized the urgency of action: “We haven’t learned from past mistakes. This disaster is a brutal warning that our planet is in crisis.”As Uttarkashi recovers from the aftermath, the debate intensifies: Are we prepared to face the climate emergency, or are poor planning and policy failures worsening the impact?#uttarkashi #pushkarsingdhami #uttarkashicloudburst #timesnow #englishnews #amitshah #uttarakhand #uttarakhandcloudburst

In today's episode of NewsHour Agenda with Madhavdas G. on the Times Now prime-time debate show, the discussion revolves around U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff warning to India.Trump has threatened to hike tariffs on Indian pharmaceuticals by as much as 250% and accused India of aiding Russia’s war efforts by continuing to buy Russian oil. In response, India hit back strongly, exposing the hypocrisy of the United States, which itself continues to import critical minerals from Russia despite enforcing sanctions.The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) firmly responded to Trump’s remarks, taking a strong diplomatic stand. Adding to the pushback, the Indian Army’s social media post highlighted past instances of U.S. duplicity, effectively holding a mirror to Washington’s double standards, preaching peace while profiting from war.Experts argue that Trump’s aggression stems from India’s growing strategic and defense capabilities, especially its close ties with Russia. Some believe India’s successful deployment of the BrahMos missile during Operation Sindoor, and speculation, reported by The Wall Street Journal, that the U.S. suspects India may have fired a nuclear-armed BrahMos at Pakistan, may have further escalated Trump’s frustration. Watch full debate on Times Now.#newshour #trump #tariff #india #donaldtrump #us #putin #pmmodi #modi #russia #tariffwar #oil

In today's episode of NewsHour Debate with Navika Kumar on the Times Now prime-time debate show, the discussion revolves around the Supreme Court’s "True Indian" remark directed at Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi. The apex court strongly rebuked Rahul Gandhi over his China-related claims.As the Congress party rallies to defend him, Rahul himself has continued to dodge direct questions on the issue. Priyanka Gandhi stated that her brother holds the Indian Army in the highest regard and insisted that it’s the role of the Opposition to question the government.But the key question remains: Does Rahul Gandhi want to be taken seriously, or will he continue to dismiss every constitutional authority that questions him?#rahulgandhi #donaldtrump #us #usnews #trump #opposition #timesnow #china #supremecourt #idnainarmy

In today's episode of NewsHour Debate with anchor Navika Kumar on the Times Now prime-time debate show, the discussion centers on U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariff warning to India.Trump has accused India of aiding Russia’s war efforts by purchasing Russian oil and has threatened more tariffs. In response, India hit back strongly, calling out the hypocrisy of the U.S., which continues to import critical minerals from Russia despite sanctions. India reminded Washington that its actions reflect double standards, preaching peace while profiting from conflict.The Indian Army’s social media post recalling past instances of U.S. duplicity added further weight to India’s stance. Meanwhile, the silence of Opposition leaders, especially Rahul Gandhi, has raised eyebrows. Critics ask why the Congress party, which often speaks up quickly on global issues, has chosen to remain silent as India faces international pressure. Watch Times Now for full debate.#newshour #trump #tariff #india #donaldtrump #us #putin #pmmodi #modi #russia #tariffwar #oil

In today's episode of India Upfront with anchor Pranesh Roy on the Times Now primetime debate show, the discussion revolves around the CISF presence in Parliament. Opposition leaders slammed the presence of CISF personnel in Parliament. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge questioned why the opposition is being treated like terrorists.The CISF is a highly trained professional force, usually deployed at airports, nuclear facilities, monuments, and metro stations.Congress leader Renuka Chowdhury mocked the CISF, saying they "can't nab terrorists but are in Parliament to intimidate opposition leaders."On the other hand, the government claimed that marshals were deployed in Parliament purely for security reasons.But the question remains: why is Congress insulting the CISF and Indian security forces? Why is the party seemingly opposing the presence of a national security force in Parliament?#cisf #parliament #loksbaha #rajyasabha #mallikarjunkharge #congress #indiabloc #indiaalliance #rahulgandhi #timesnow

In today's episode of India Upfront with anchor Pranesh Roy on the Times Now prime-time debate show, the discussion revolves around U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff threat against India.The current occupant of the White House, Trump, has once again stirred controversy, this time by accusing India of fueling Russia’s war machine and profiting from discounted Russian oil. While Trump vilifies India, the U.S. continues to import critical minerals from Russia, even after sanctions were imposed. This glaring double standard reveals the hypocrisy of America’s war-and-trade-driven foreign policy.Trump's rhetoric is being seen by many as theatrical and inconsistent. A former U.S. ambassador admitted in 2024 that Washington had encouraged India to maintain energy trade with Russia to help stabilize the global energy market amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Trump's sudden reversal now exposes his political opportunism.India responded strongly, issuing a firm statement that effectively held up a mirror to Trump's claims. The government made it clear that U.S. interventions have historically destabilized nations while turning a blind eye to civilian casualties whenever convenient. Critics say Trump telling India how to act is ironic, given America's own ongoing involvement in conflicts around the world.Interestingly, the opposition's silence is also raising questions. Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, who was quick to criticize the Modi government when Trump called India a “dead economy”, has remained silent this time. Is the INDIA bloc’s silence exposing its own double standards?Catch the full debate and analysis, only on Times Now.#donaldtrump #us #tariffwar #rahulgandhi #eam #randhirjaiswal #jaishankar #bjp #congress #indiabloc #indiaalliance #india #russia #putin #russiaukrainwar #tradewar #tariff #modi #pmmodi #timesnow #englishnews #worldnews #usnews #trump

In today's episode of Nation Wants to Know with anchor Shreya Dhoundial on the Times Now prime-time debate show, the discussion revolves around the devastating cloudburst and flash floods in Uttarkashi’s Dharali village.A cloudburst over the upper catchment of the Kheerganga river triggered massive flash floods, causing widespread destruction. Shocking visuals show the scale of devastation, homes, hotels, and guesthouses were swept away, collapsing like a pack of cards. The initial cloudburst was followed by two more in quick succession. As of now, four people are confirmed dead and 50–60 are reported missing. Authorities fear the toll may rise.Dharali village is located approximately 4 km from an Army camp. Within just 10 minutes of the disaster, 120 Army personnel reached the spot and launched immediate search and rescue operations. Following this, teams from the SDRF, ITBP, local administration, and the BRO also joined the rescue mission.According to NDRF DIG Mohsen Shahedi, three NDRF teams were dispatched immediately and are currently engaged in ground-level operations.Watch the full coverage and expert analysis, only on Times Now.#uttarkashi #pushkarsingdhami #uttarkashicloudburst #timesnow #englishnews #amitshah #uttarakhand #uttarakhandcloudburst