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'Like a rugby player': Elon Musk hit Scott Bessent's ribcage after being called a 'fraud', Trump called it 'too much'
'Like a rugby player': Elon Musk hit Scott Bessent's ribcage after being called a 'fraud', Trump called it 'too much'

Time of India

time2 days ago

  • Politics
  • Time of India

'Like a rugby player': Elon Musk hit Scott Bessent's ribcage after being called a 'fraud', Trump called it 'too much'

Elon Musk and Scott Bessent's fight was not just a push or shove, Musk punched Bessent like a rugby player. A more salacious account of the beginning of the Elon Musk - Donald Trump feud has now surfaced, courtesy MAGA activist Steve Bannon, who claimed that the physical fight between Elon Musk and Scott Bessent was not just a push or shove. But Elon Musk hit Bessent's ribcage like a rugby player and Bessent too hit Musk. Multiple people had to step in to break up the fight as they reached the then NSA Mike Waltz's office. Bannon earlier narrated the physical fight but now presented more details of it after Trump, Musk's ultimate showdown. Bannon said when Trump heard about it he said it was "too much". But this episode had no contribution to Elon Musk's recent black eye as this took place weeks ago when Waltz was the National Security Adviser but the episode can be earmarked as the beginning of the end. Mid-April, Musk and Bessent went to the Oval officer to make their respective cases about their preferences for the acting IRS commissioner. Trump supported Bessent's choice which rankled Musk. After they exited the Oval Office, they started exchanging insults. Bessent called Elon Musk a fraud. That led to the exchange of blows. Before this, Musk expressed his feelings about Trump's tariffs and made personal appeals to Trump to revese the tariffs. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like A stress-relief game that everyone around me is playing Elvenar - Play on Browser Learn More Undo After his exit from the White House, Musk started to attack Donald Trump's Big, Beautiful Bill and their public spat brought their relationship to an end with Elon Musk calling Trump ungrateful, liar and also a pedophile as he hinted that Trump's name is there in Epstein Files. He also called for Trump's impeachment. Donald Trump reacted in a measured way threatening to cut federal funding for Musk's companies. Elon Musk. A day later, Musk deleted his most damning post linking Trump to Epstein but Trump issued another threat that Elon Musk will face very serious consequences if he starts bankrolling Democrats for office.

This 86-year-old vada pav outlet has the heart of every Mumbaikar. Here's why?
This 86-year-old vada pav outlet has the heart of every Mumbaikar. Here's why?

Time of India

time02-06-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

This 86-year-old vada pav outlet has the heart of every Mumbaikar. Here's why?

Shambhu, a 68-year-old taxi driver,, winds up his day with a humble vada pav and cutting chai from an 86-year—old outlet near CST station every every dayaround 55 years. Shambhu recalls the days when Aram was a small outlet with a long queue of students, office workers, and and daily wageworkers who waited for hours to just grab a bite of that authentic Batata Vada with a piping hot cup of cutting chai. After so many years, the queue outside this outlet has been growing by leaps and bounds, and so is its popularity! For many Mumbaikars, watching Aram turn into a brand has been a nostalgic journey. Here's the story of a vada pav outlet, which has the heart and soul of every Mumbaikar. Shaping of the brand Located opposite Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Aram has been the lifeline of people struggling to satiate their hunger before boarding a local or reaching home. For most Mumbaikars, enjoying batata vada/vada pav from Aram is pure nostalgia. The history of Aram dates back to the year 1939, when Shrirang Tambe, locally known as Bhau, started a street shop selling some of the classic Maharashtrian foods. In conversation with a leading daily, the third-generation owner of Aram, Kaustubh Tambe, shared that 'My grandfather spotted a shut shop in the Capitol Cinema building. He approached the owners expressing interest in starting an Uphar Gruha and started what was then called the Aram Milk Cooperative.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The must-play game of 2025 Elvenar - Play on Browser Learn More Undo Interestingly, what was started as an outlet selling primarily milk-based items such as tea, basundi, gulab jamun and a few savory snacks like batata vada has grown into a popular name for enjoying the best of Maharashtrian snacks, sweets and beverages. Close to the roots Mubaikar's love their classic foods, and Aram reflects the same love for authentic Maharashtrian cuisine. Even after eighty-six years, the menu of this outlet revolves around Maharashtrian cuisine and a menu expansion, which includes homestyle dishes like Kothimbir Vadi, a fritter made with green chilies, spices, gram flour and fresh coriander leaves; Thalipeeth, another healthy dish, which is basically a multigrain paratha made with bajra and rice flour; and Zunka Bhakri, a dry and spicy gram-flour sabzi paired with a rustic jowar bhakri, among many other delicacies that reflect the regional taste and preferences. Food and family Kaustubh Tambe told the digital daily about how his mother trained the kitchen staff to recreate these authentic dishes every day. He further added that' My mother, Shree Tambe, personally taught the kitchen staff these dishes, always insisting on quality ingredients and consistency. We are also well known for our Upvas (fasting) menu, which includes Sabudana Khichdi, Upvas Misal made from peanuts, and Upvas Pattice made from potatoes and peanuts. A few years ago, we even introduced an Upvas Thali, which included rajgira puri, batata sabzi, misal, pattice, and rajgira roll, to name a few. Growth in the pipeline In 1995, a separate vada pav counter was located just outside the main eatery. In fact, it cost Rs 5. Now it's Rs 25; what keeps the queue growing? 'According to Kaustabug, our vadas are bigger than most. So are our pavs, specially made for us. We use Samrat besan, single-fry the vadas, and cook in refined sunflower oil. The recipe is simple, but the quality and consistency are what built us this reputation. It is also the goodwill and management practices of my grandfather, father (Madhav Tambe) and uncle (Madhukar Tambe) that built this place. Most of our staff have been with us for 30-40 years. They feel a sense of apnapan. They know the batata vada must have a thin coating, and if someone new joins, another will step in and guide him.' What's next? With a seating capacity of 48 people, the Aram outlet began with a separate vada pav counter, located just outside the main eatery, which was introduced in 1995. According to Tambe, Aram underwent a minor refurbishment last year under the guidance of Kaustubh's wife, Bijal Tambe, ahead of its 85th anniversary. The space was made brighter, ventilation improved, and induction cooking added to the kitchen. But the real shift is yet to come. In a nutshell In a nutshell, it can be concluded that 'We are setting up a central kitchen to maintain consistency and plan to open another outlet later this year. It will be somewhere between CST and Dadar.' When asked if that's just the beginning, he smiled and finally shared, 'We'll have 25 outlets across Mumbai in the next three years.' Can't eat your food without snapping a picture first? Join our Food Photography Contest and stand a chance to win exciting prizes! Click HERE for details. Join our WhatsApp Food Community to discover delicious recipes, enjoy fascinating food stories, and stay updated with the latest food news! Click here

Wild card entry: 'Well behaved' rhino crashes Nepali wedding, internet grunts
Wild card entry: 'Well behaved' rhino crashes Nepali wedding, internet grunts

Time of India

time28-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Wild card entry: 'Well behaved' rhino crashes Nepali wedding, internet grunts

Rhino crashes the wedding A video has gone viral in which a full-grown rhino is seen crashing a wedding in Nepal. His playful loitering left the attendees both startled and stunned, as his wedding walkin took the internet by storm. For many, weddings are often one of the most memorable days in their lives, they usually stand out for their stunning decorations, emotional vows, or show-stopping dances. But at this celebration, it certainly wasn't the couple who grabbed attention, rather the majestic rhino. Though the video has taken the internet by storm, the exact time and place of the incident are still unclear. Originally posted by the Instagram handle 'nepalinlast24hr', the clip has quickly gone viral, drawing thousands of views and buzzing reactions. Wild card entry As expected, social media didn't miss a beat. Users pounced on the bizarre moment with peak meme energy. One called it a 'wild card entry,' another dubbed it 'the ultimate grand entrance,' and a third nailed it with: 'When the invite says 'everyone's welcome' and mother nature RSVPs personally.' Adding to the laughs, one user joked, 'He clearly came to bless the newlyweds,' while another quipped, 'Forget baraatis, this was a full barah-ton entry!' Some couldn't resist speculating on the wild guest list, with one commenting, 'When you book a venue next to the jungle, don't be surprised if the jungle shows up.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like A stress-relief game that everyone around me is playing Elvenar - Play on Browser Learn More Undo The punchlines just kept rolling in. 'Maybe he was hunting for the dance floor,' one user joked. Another declared, 'the real VIP just rolled in!' Someone wondered, 'hope they had a return gift ready for the big guy,' while another laughed, 'guess the rhino missed the dress code memo.'

'Dimaag khaata rehta hai': Virat Kohli takes cheerful jibe at 'annoying' RCB teammate
'Dimaag khaata rehta hai': Virat Kohli takes cheerful jibe at 'annoying' RCB teammate

Time of India

time28-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

'Dimaag khaata rehta hai': Virat Kohli takes cheerful jibe at 'annoying' RCB teammate

Virat Kohli poked fun at Swastik Chikara after RCB pulled off a thrilling chase against Lucknow Super Giants (Image via X/@RCBTweets) As Royal Challengers Bangalore created history against Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL on Tuesday night, the post-match celebrations in the RCB dressing room featured a moment that has gone viral on social media. After what was a high-octane chase against Rishabh Pant-led LSG, Kohli was approached by one of his younger teammates for a picture. In a clip posted on RCB's official X handle, the 36-year-old jokingly says on camera that Swastik Chikara has been 'annoying' him. After the 20-year-old nudged Kohli for a selfie, the latter turned to the camera and said, "Dimaag khaata rehta hai hamesha" (he keeps annoying me). In the next frame, Chikara excitedly shows the picture that he clicked with Kohli. Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Kohli's cheerful jibe did not restrict the youngster from showing the picture to the camera, as he jokingly added, "Bade bhai hai hamara. Jab mann kare, tab photo le dete hain" (He's my elder brother. Let's me click a picture with him whenever I want to). 'Jitesh Sharma was spectacular': Mayank Agarwal after RCB's win vs LSG Chikara is yet to make his IPL debut. Kohli played a part in RCB's record-breaking chase against LSG as he put up 54 in 30 balls, opening alongside Phil Salt. The Challengers confirmed a top-two spot with the win and created history. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like A stress-relief game that everyone around me is playing Elvenar - Play on Browser Learn More Undo Who's that IPL player? The successful 228-run chase with eight balls to spare means that Bengaluru bettered their biggest chase record. The previous record stood at 206 against Gujarat Titans. Poll Is Kohli the best player in IPL history? Absolutely! He is one of the best. Not sure, there are many greats. No, there are better players. The win also means that RCB will now have a direct spot in the final if they manage to win Qualifier 1 against Punjab Kings. Get IPL 2025 match schedules , squads , points table , and live scores for CSK , MI , RCB , KKR , SRH , LSG , DC , GT , PBKS , and RR . Check the latest IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap standings.

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