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US President makes controversial remarks on India and Pak, White House defends

US President makes controversial remarks on India and Pak, White House defends

US President Joe Biden’s “xenophobia” comment on May 01 at a fundraiser campaign triggered a diplomatic row. US President said “xenophobia” from China, India, and Japan is stopping the economic growth of these countries. President Joe Biden made this controversial remark while advocating for the US immigration policy. He said, “Folks, this election is about freedom, America, and democracy.  That’s why I badly need you. You know, one of the reasons why our economy is growing is because of you and many others.  Why?  Because we welcome immigrants.  We look to — the reason — look, think about it.  Why is China stalling so badly economically?  Why is Japan having trouble?  Why is Russia?  Why is India?  Because they’re xenophobic.  They don’t want immigrants.”  The remarks, from Joe Biden came after The White House hosted Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for a State visit. Notably, The White House welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a state visit last summer. However, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean Pierre defended President Biden’s statement. She said that the President’s comments were part of a broader message emphasising the strength of America's immigrant heritage. Our allies and partners know very well how much this President respects them...He was making a broad comment speaking about this (US) country, speaking about how important it is to be a country of immigrants and how it makes our country stronger. Notably, The US will go to polls later this year, and country's economy, immigration are the top issues for voters.

03 May,2024 05:08 PM IST
Bigg Boss 17 Runner-Up Abhishek Kumar Thanks Riteish Deshmukh for His Support

Bigg Boss 17 Runner-Up Abhishek Kumar Thanks Riteish Deshmukh for His Support

Post the grand finale of Bigg Boss 17, Abhishek Kumar received a grand welcome from his family and fans, complete with a garland and dance to dhol beats. He expressed gratitude for the support from audience, especially from celebrities like Riteish Deshmukh, who had shown kindness during episodes where Abhishek faced provocation from Isha Malviya and Samarth Jurel. In a recent media interaction, Abhishek, the first runner-up, shared that although he hoped to win, he wasn't dejected by Munawar Faruqui's victory, acknowledging the comedian-musician as a deserving winner. Abhishek also mentioned his eagerness to meet former contestant Khanzaadi soon

30 January,2024 03:47 PM IST
This mother’s love for her son led to India’s first gay matrimonial ad

This mother’s love for her son led to India’s first gay matrimonial ad

Just like the majority of mothers, Padma Iyer wanted to see her son happily married. The only difference lay that Mrs Iyer wasn’t looking for a bride but a groom for her son. In May 2015, an ad published in the Mid-Day newspaper created a huge stir. This groundbreaking ad by Mrs Iyer was India’s first gay matrimonial ad. On the occasion of Mother’s Day, we bring to you the story of a mother who evolved from a simple homemaker to one starting a social media revolution. Today, Mrs Padma Iyer stands as a proud rainbow parent and has turned into one of the biggest cheerleaders of LGBTQIA+ activism - all out of love for her son Harish.

14 May,2023 11:03 AM IST
Being aware of your phobia is most difficult thing: Radhika Apte

Being aware of your phobia is most difficult thing: Radhika Apte

Actor Radhika Apte is coming back on silver screen with what team calls a psychological thriller 'Phobia'. While speaking about her character in the film, the actress said that the most difficult thing for anyone is to recognise and accept is - the phobia they have, if they do.

26 April,2016 07:54 PM IST

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