Why was Tyler Oliveira deported and banned from Israel? YouTuber’s airport ordeal sparks backlash and debate | World News

YouTuber Tyler Oliveira was denied entry into Israel after landing in Tel Aviv on May 12, 2026. He claimed authorities deported him over alleged “anti-Semitic” content linked to his controversial documentary about Jewish communities in New Jersey. Videos from the airport showed Oliveira questioning whether he would clear security while critics confronted him publicly. Streamer…

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Untold stories of Pokhran-II on its May 11 anniversary: Why Abdul Kalam loved Khetolai and Pokhran | Jaipur News

“I love Khetolai… I love Pokhran because the moonlit nights over the sand dunes are beautiful. I want to spend some moments alone under the full moon. Pokhran is a better platform for creativity and freedom.”These words reflected the deep emotional connection that renowned scientist and former President of India A. P. J. Abdul Kalam…

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‘Reprehensible’: Olympics medallist Bajrang Punia slams police action on protesting students | Chandigarh News

Jhajjar: Olympics medallist and Congress functionary Bajrang Punia on Wednesday condemned the alleged police crackdown on students protesting at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, calling the reported lathicharge “reprehensible” and accusing the authorities of suppressing peaceful democratic dissent.In a video message posted on X and in a telephonic conversation with TOI, Punia said students, including women, were…

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Famous chimpanzees solved puzzles that changed how humans understood intelligence, but their move to Berlin had a tragic ending

Chimpanzee Sultan (Image Credit: Zentrum für Geschichte der Psychologie, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg via University of Auckland) More than a century ago, a small group of chimpanzees helped revolutionise the way scientists understood intelligence. Through a series of pioneering experiments on the Spanish island of Tenerife, these apes demonstrated that they could solve problems using insight rather…

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From X-ray machines to medicines: How tender ‘irregularities’ created an Rs 640-crore hole in Delhi’s health budget | Delhi News

(L) Dr Vatsala Aggarwal, former director general of health services (Image- Social Media), (R) Representative Image NEW DELHI: Delhi govt’s Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) has arrested Dr Vatsala Aggarwal, former director general of health services (DGHS), and Neeraj Chopra, former deputy controller of accounts, in connection with a Rs 640-crore procurement scam involving medicines, surgical items,…

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