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President Donald Trump set social media ablaze after delivering a surprisingly personal and eyebrow-raising tangent during his North Carolina rally. What was meant to be an economy-focused event centered on inflation, drug prices, and household struggles took an unexpected detour when Trump launched into a vivid retelling of the 2022 FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago, specifically focusing on agents entering Melania Trump’s private closet. Trump described the moment in striking detail, recounting how agents allegedly searched through her drawers and examined her meticulously organized wardrobe. He painted Melania as someone who keeps everything “perfectly folded, wrapped, arranged,” even going so far as to joke that she “steams her undergarments” a remark that immediately triggered laughter, shock, and disbelief both online and at the rally. WATCH
Updated 12 days ago
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has placed immediate port restrictions on certain goods imported from Bangladesh. This includes items like ready-made clothes and processed food, which can only enter India through specific seaports. The move follows a directive from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). The decision came after Bangladesh’s interim Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus, referred to India’s northeastern states as “landlocked” during a speech in China. Indian officials saw this as challenging the region’s connectivity and sovereignty. In response, the government in New Delhi introduced the port restrictions as a corrective step. An official press release confirmed the changes and emphasized the need to protect national interests and maintain regional respect.
Updated 7 months ago
Karan Johar expresses his views on saree being an elegant garment
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Major fire at garment shop in Lucknow
Updated 10 years ago
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Updated 9 years ago
Bhiwandi garment factory fire: Rescue operations underway
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Man attempts breaking Guinness record by ironing 2,100 garments in 101 hours
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