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The Times of India Vikrant Massey announces retirement from acting: 'Time to go back home ...'

Bollywood actor Vikrant Massey shared a heartfelt Instagram post hinting at his retirement from acting. Expressing gratitude for his successful career, he announced plans to step away from the limelight by 2025. Fans reacted with mixed emotions, praising his work and expressing hope for his eventual return to cinema.

The Times of India Who is Massad Boulos? Trump's pick for adviser on Arab, Middle Eastern affairs

President-elect Trump has appointed Massad Boulos, Lebanese-born and Tiffany Trump's father-in-law, as Senior Advisor for Arab and Middle Eastern affairs. Boulos, a legal expert and peace advocate, aims to strengthen U.S. interests in the region. Previously, Trump offered a role to Charles Kushner, Ivanka's father-in-law.

The Times of India 'Escort' takes techie for a ride, extorts Rs 8.1 lakh with help of fake cop

A 29-year-old IT professional in Bengaluru was extorted Rs 8.1 lakh after booking an escort online, who posed as a police officer. She, along with a fake IPS officer, threatened and extorted money in multiple installments. When the victim sought help, she accused him of misbehavior but was detained and arrested by real police.

The Times of India What’s behind Trump’s threat of 100% tariff on Brics?

US President-elect Donald Trump threatened 100% tariffs on BRICS countries if they pursue new currency alternatives to the US Dollar, citing its dominant role in foreign exchange reserves and trade. However, experts argue that such tariffs could harm US consumers and global trade, with many nations driven to 'de-dollarise' due to geopolitical and economic incentives.

The Times of India Long queue at border checkpost as Bangladeshi nationals rush to go back home

Hundreds of Bangladeshi nationals, including Sudharani Mondal, are rushing back to Bangladesh through the Petrapole border, fearing political turmoil may lead to the closure of the border. Although BSF officials deny any border closure, they remain vigilant against illegal infiltration. The situation remains tense, with families seeking to reunite amid the unrest.

The Times of India Bangladeshi patients cancel surgeries at Kolkata hospistals amid turmoil

Scheduled surgeries and appointments of Bangladeshi patients in Kolkata's private hospitals are being canceled or deferred due to ongoing turmoil. Hospitals like Peerless, Desun, BP Poddar, and Manipal have reported significant declines in Bangladeshi patients, leading to an increased use of online consultations. Hospitals are ensuring continuity of care through telemedicine services.

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