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Trump reports .3 billion income, India deals yield over million | World News

Trump reports $2.3 billion income, India deals yield over $10 million | World News

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3 min readJul 1, 2026 02:28 PM IST United States President Donald Trump reaped at least of $2.3 billion from his various assets after returning to the White House, including a whopping $1.4 billion from his family’s cryptocurrency businesses, his latest asset disclosures showed. His annual filing for 2025 with the US Office of Government Ethics revealed that his firms received almost $800 million from World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture he co-founded with his sons. This includes over $520 million in income from crypto token sales and about $250 million from the sale of interests in the World Liberty businesses. Trump mentioned gaining another $635 million from the sale of his Trump memecoins. How much has he gained compared to his income last year? A year ago, the president had reported $57.35 million from token sales at World Liberty, which then jumped ninefold in this year’s filing, indicating how crypto has transformed his fortunes. Trump’s family enterprises that pulled in a minimum of $622 million in 2024, before he returned to the presidency, have …

Audit of fundamental rights’ effectiveness could yield ‘uncomfortable’ findings: J. Chelameswar

Audit of fundamental rights’ effectiveness could yield ‘uncomfortable’ findings: J. Chelameswar

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Former Supreme Court judge J. Chelameswar on Saturday (May 30, 2026) expressed doubts over how effectively the Constitution’s fundamental rights protect common people. He said an audit on the matter could yield “very uncomfortable” findings. He made the critical remarks while inaugurating a two-day national conference at the Government Law College, Ernakulam, on ‘Shaping the Future of Legal Education: Innovation, Practice and Reforms’. “The Constitution textually guarantees fundamental rights. However, if a proper audit is conducted on how the guarantees work to protect the common man in practice, the report would be very uncomfortable. I do not have any statistics. I am speaking from my life experiences,” Mr. Chelameswar said. “All that it requires to deprive the liberty of an individual is that somebody in the government must believe that the activity of the person is detrimental to the sovereignty of the country,” he added. He stressed that in which direction the constitutional system is progressing is a matter for each one in the judicial fraternity to examine. He said it was important to understand …

Hard work of DMK cadre will yield desired result on May 4, says Stalin

Hard work of DMK cadre will yield desired result on May 4, says Stalin

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Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin at a Labour Day event at the May Day Park in Chennai | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Due to the hard work of DMK cadre in the run-up to the Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, the party would secure the desired result on counting day on May 4, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin said in Chennai on Friday (May 1, 2026). Addressing party workers on the occasion of International Workers’ Day or May Day, Mr. Stalin said there would be no change (in the government), and that he was not saying it on the basis of the exit polls, but because he understood the feelings of the party workers. Published – May 01, 2026 03:40 pm IST Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Despite rain, country’s wheat yield to cross last year’s target: ICAR DG

Despite rain, country’s wheat yield to cross last year’s target: ICAR DG

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Director general (DG) of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) Mangi Lal Jat on Wednesday said that despite adverse weather conditions including rain and heat, the country is surpassing last year’s annual wheat production target. Speaking about the recent rain and hailstorm in the region and its likely impact, he said that overall there has been a negligible impact due to sporadic rain and hailstorm. (HT Photo) The DG stated that with 40% harvesting complete, India’s wheat production is estimated to cross 119 million tonnes (MT), surpassing last year’s total annual production of 117.94 MT. The DG said that despite adverse weather conditions in the past few months, the production of Haryana and Punjab will also rise. The Union government has set the annual production target for 2025-26 at 121 MT, up nearly 2% from the last year. India is the world’s biggest wheat producer after China, and the area under wheat stands at 33.4 million hectares. The DG was speaking to reporters during his Karnal visit to the ICAR–Central Soil Salinity Research Institute …

Capricorn Horoscope Today, 24 February 2026: Your advice or decisions are likely to yield good results | Horoscope Today

Capricorn Horoscope Today, 24 February 2026: Your advice or decisions are likely to yield good results | Horoscope Today

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2 min readFeb 24, 2026 05:55 AM IST Capricorn Horoscope Prediction Today, 24 February 2026: If you’re preparing for international studies, today is ideal to begin paperwork and planning. Whether student or professional, the day pushes you to organise tasks, prioritise goals and complete pending work systematically. Those associated with the stock market may find favourable conditions developing. Ganesha encourages disciplined execution: write down what needs to be done and get through it methodically. Productivity rises as you channel your focus with purpose. Astrology Predictions: Capricorn Love Horoscope Today Your creative streak shows up on the love front, and your partner is impressed. Fresh ideas or a new place to visit together lift the relationship’s tone. The evening feels satisfying and quietly exciting. Let your imagination lead, but keep it grounded in what your partner enjoys most, tonight, too. Astrology Predictions: Capricorn Finance Horoscope Today Your mind is sharp and eager to learn. Use this energy to study investing or speculation before acting. You might also fund a creative course or tool that can pay …

Two Kaziranga wetlands yield more birds than many Ramsar sites in India

Two Kaziranga wetlands yield more birds than many Ramsar sites in India

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River tern, a threatened species. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Two interconnected wetlands in the 1,300 sq. km Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve have recorded more birds than many Ramsar sites in India, the latest waterbird census has noted. India has 89 Ramsar sites, which are wetlands deemed to be of international importance under the 1971 Ramsar Convention held in Iran. The sixth waterbird census covering 189 beels (wetlands with still water) in the tiger reserve encompassing smaller protected areas and a section of the Brahmaputra River was conducted over two days in January. The report was released on Sunday to mark the World Wetlands Day. The population estimation yielded 124 species of water and wetland-dependent local and migratory birds totalling 1,12,062 individuals – 23,352 more than the number counted in 2024 – from 25 families. Of the 124 species, 62 were winter migrants. A total of 47,133 individuals belonging to 88 species were recorded from the Rowmari and Donduwa beels. Connected by a narrow channel, these two beels are in the Laokhowa Wildlife Sanctuary under the Nagaon Wildlife Division …

Better yield and post-harvest management must for scaling up millets produce, says Ashok Dalwai

Better yield and post-harvest management must for scaling up millets produce, says Ashok Dalwai

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CEO of Nutrihub, B Dayakara Rao (right), felicitating Uttarakhand Agricultural Minister Ganesh Joshi during International Nutri Cereal Convention 6.0 (INCC) in Hyderabad on Friday. Also seen are Director General of the National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj (NIRD&PR) G. Narendra Kumar, V.P. Sharma and others. | Photo Credit: Nagara Gopal “There’s an immediate need to address the concerns in post-harvest management of millets if their production and consumption are to be scaled up and food security is to be sustained in a populous country like India,” former Chief Executive Officer of the National Rain-fed Area Authority (NRAA) Ashok Dalwai said. “The green revolution has failed on the post-harvest management area resulting in poor returns to the producer (farmers) most of the times and wastage of the produce some times,” Mr. Dalwai said at a discussion on “Status, Issues, Strategies on Mainstreaming Millets as Commodity of the Decade” as part of the sixth edition of the International Nutri Cereal Convention in Hyderabad on Friday (October 18, 2024). He stated that production of millets was …

Haryana assembly election verdict: Maharashtra to yield same results, Andhra CM

Haryana assembly election verdict: Maharashtra to yield same results, Andhra CM

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Going by the assembly poll trends in Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir, the states of Maharashtra and Jharkhand will also yield the same results, Andhra Pradesh (AP) Chief Minister (CM) N Chandrababu Naidu said on Wednesday, according to PTI. Addressing a press conference after coming back from a two-day Delhi tour, Naidu showered praises on Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi and also called for support for the idea of `one nation one elections` as frequent polls would hamper the developmental work. “Because of the decisions taken by the NDA (National Democratic Alliance) government in Jammu Kashmir, not only has normalcy been restored, but also, BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) has emerged as the largest single party [in the polls in terms of vote share]. This is good. Narendra Modi has given the administration by blending development, welfare and good governance. It is yielding good results. If we observe these [poll] results, Maharashtra and Jharkhand would also yield the same result, I don`t have any doubt. I am confident that it will happen,” said Naidu. The saffron …

Bengaluru’s annual Mango Mela begins as sellers worry of crop yield

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Written by Aditi Nadig Bengaluru’s annual Mango Mela, held at the Lalbagh Botanical Garden, is up and running with over twenty different varieties of mangoes waiting to be relished this summer. The mela is awash with different shades of yellow and green of mango varieties like Alphonso, Mallika, Kesar, Dasheri, Raspuri, Totapuri, Imam Pasand and Badami among others. Mango enthusiasts from all parts of the city were seen indulging in hefty purchases of organically grown mangoes from different parts of Karnataka. With 70 stalls situated in the lanes of the botanical garden, the mela will be on for about fifteen days. “I have been coming here since its commencement, The rates are not cheap but they are reasonable and there are a number of varieties to choose from,” said Ravi, a visitor at the mela. However, farmers selling their produce at the fair expressed concern about a low crop yield due to scanty rainfall this season, which is likely to affect their profits. The low crop yields this year are evident in the decrease in …

‘Law Must Yield to Justice’: Allahabad HC Allows Woman with 4 Biological Children to Adopt Minor Girl

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Reported By: Salil Tiwari Last Updated: February 15, 2024, 01:22 IST The Allahabad High Court. (File image/Shutterstock) The court acknowledged that legal restrictions exist against such adoptions, but emphasised that the child recognised the woman as her mother, and there was a reciprocal bond of love. The Allahabad High Court recently permitted a woman, who is a mother of four biological children, to adopt a girl child. The court acknowledged that legal restrictions exist against such adoptions, but emphasised that the child recognised the woman as her mother, and there was a reciprocal bond of love. Consequently, it ruled in favour of the child’s best interests, allowing the woman to officially adopt her. The bench of Justices Saumitra Dayal Singh and Manjive Shukla said, “While the law could not prevent the petitioner from giving birth to another child, it has been relied to deprive the petitioner from bringing up another child as her own. To take away X from the petitioner is the easiest part in law but it is not possible for law to …