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Actor To Pause After First Schedule of Pralay, To Be With Deepika Padukone

Four council meetings to set stage for no-confidence battle at Pala

The move has added a fresh political dimension to an already bitter power struggle between the Congress and the independent collective

Private bus drivers on-road rage for increased revenue kills couple

Construction workers demand housing, welfare benefits, stage protest in Vijayawada

Police seize 1.25 liters of hash oil, arrest three peddlers and two consumers in Jubilee Hills

After KOYO, Technopark-based HEX20 lines up six satellite missions, including MAYA-V1 and DINK-N1

Thiruvananthapuram-based space-tech start-ups launches in the coming months include NILA III, SAISI, COSPAR-1, and a lander module

Telangana: Mahbubabad Police Push For Drug-Free Villages, Mandatory Helmet Use

The campaign featured a Wall of Promise, where villagers and youth pledged to stay away from ganja and narcotic drugs, follow the law, and contri

SASTRA to offer courses in optometry

Development of four lakes at a cost of 536 crore

The funds will be used to develop Fox Sagar (Jeedimetla), Ameenpur Lake, Amber Cheruvu (Nizampet), and Saroornagar Lake

Electricity store hamali union announce State-wide dharna on July 15

The union is seeking implementation of equal pay for equal work, extension of EPF and ESI benefits, regularisation of contract employees, a minim

Centre bolstering SCCL through coal block allocations: Kishan Reddy

State government must clear 54,000 crore dues, says Union Minister for Coal and Mines

Wooden Horses Ready As Puri Gears Up For Rath Yatra; Centuries-Old Craftsmanship Takes Centre Stage

The restoration began with the Rupakara servitors, who repaired and strengthened the wooden horses before handing them over to the Chitrakara ser

Expedite ropeway projects in 13 tourism destinations: Minister to officials

The feasibility studies for all 13 ropeway projects have been entrusted to Rail India Technical and Economic Service

Omar, Mehbooba Slam Curbs on July 13 Tributes; J&K Remains Divided Over 'Martyrs' Day'

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and PDP president Mehbooba Mufti strongly criticised the restrictions imposed in Srinagar to preve

Three killed in road accident in Kalaburagi

Their motorcycle went out of control and crashed into a roadside boulder near Panegaon

Quote of the day by Keanu Reeves: 'When the people you love are gone, you're...' - emotional quote by The Matrix Reloaded and Constantine actor teaches lessons on valuing relationships, human connections, pain of losing loved ones and why people you love are life's greatest treasure

Quote of the day by Keanu Reeves: Keanu Reeves' quote highlights the profound meaning people give to our lives. Their presence offers support and

Survey for Bidadi Township ends in chaos as women farmers chase officials with brooms

With this, the row over Bidadi township, championed by Chief Minister D. K. Shivakumar and has become a political flashpoint with Union Minister

Kerala court defers bail pleas of nine people in ED officials attack case

ED has strongly opposed the bail pleas and maintained that granting bail at the present stage could adversely affect the ongoing investigation

Ladakh to set up autonomous hill development councils for all seven districts: Chief Secretary

Ladakh Administration has decided to constitute Autonomous Hill Development Council in each of the seven districts. It is a major step towards de

Watch: Why is VAR controversial?

Egypts dramatic FIFA World Cup exit to Argentina has once again put Video Assistant Referee (VAR) at the centre of controversy. Why was Egypts go

Can a simple drop tell if your battery is dead? Heres what the bounce test suggests

What if a single drop could reveal whether an AA battery is dead? The viral battery bounce test has fascinated millions because it appears almost

GOP Senators explode over COVID cover-up at fiery hearing: 'CIA showing us a big middle finger!'

Tensions Rise in UP Alliance as Fazlur Rahman Criticizes Imran Masood

Saharanpur, July 13: Senior leader of the Samajwadi Party, Haji Fazlur Rahman, has responded to Congress MP Imran Masoods recent statements, accu

India's exports to West Asia region evened out in June: Commerce Secretary

India's exports to West Asia grew 7.29 percent to USD 5 billion in June. Shipments to the UAE increased while those to Saudi Arabia saw a decline

'Depravity of Radical Left!': Docs reveal why Tim Walz pardoned child offender deported by Rubio

Area sown to kharif crops remains 16% on weak monsoon; paddy, pulses acreage down: Agriculture Ministry

Kharif crop sowing is 16 percent lower this season. This delay is attributed to a weak monsoon and El Nino effects. Area under pulses and coarse

Quote of the Day by Demi Moore: You have to acknowledge a problem exists before you Inspiring lessons on reality, awareness, accountability, personal growth and why acceptance is the beginning of change by the American actress known for her deep insights on life and overcoming challenges

Quote of the Day by Demi Moore: Demi Moores quote, You have to acknowledge a problem exists before you can actually go about finding a solution,

Atchannaidu accuses Jagan of politicising fishermens issues

Fisheries Minister says coalition government cleared pending ex gratia claims and diesel subsidy dues, restored subsidised electricity connection

Data centre row: farmers stage protest as police detain CPM leaders

YIMS students commemorate S. Janaki

Vice-principal Rev. Joseph Olikkalkoonal delivered the commemorative lecture

Colleagues, students mourn teachers death in accident

He learned one lesson at his family's Michigan business. Now it's a $1 billion AI startup

Apurva Shrivastava, an Indian-origin entrepreneur who studied in MIT, founded Avoca after observing missed customer calls. This AI startup now he

LDF, UDF criticise Sugathans Viyyur jail swearing in

Nagaland IED blast: Assam Rifles jawan killed, four injured in second Northeast attack in a week

Child rights panel files case against Jaleel over student reprimand

The former Minister allegedly rebuked a student and held his ear during a felicitation function. He says he often use humour, friendly admonition

Farmers seek release of water to eight irrigation tanks through Kannadiyan Channel

State govt. focus is on drinking water supply, says Yathindra

CM D.K. Shivakumar is closely monitoring the evolving situation through regular reviews with departments and district administrations

Wild elephant found dead in Keralas Chinnakkanal

Devikulam range officer says preliminary post-mortem findings indicate a herpes virus infection may be behind elephants sudden death

First-of-its-kind mud volleyball tournament draws crowds to Muttukad paddy fields

The tournament was organised with great enthusiasm by a group of local youths under the banner of the BCC Arts and Sports Club

'Islamic takeover in Minnesota...': Trump's post on Somali kindergarteners sparks political storm

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GVMC launches Cycling Mondays in Visakhapatnam

Andhra Pradesh health experts study Odishas medicine supply system

CPM alleges forced land acquisition in Amaravati, demands justice for Undavalli farmers

Rainfall strongest environmental factor linked to elephant occurrence in southern Western Ghats: CWS study

The same conditions that make an area attractive to elephants, including rainfall, water, and proximity to forests for food requirements, are oft

Ayodhya Ram temple invites applications for CEO amid donation controversy

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has invited applications for the post of CEO to oversee the administration of the Ayodhya Ram Templ

Karnataka HC slams adjournment culture as trial in POCSO case remains pending for 12 years

Noting that the proceedings had languished for over a decade, meandering from one adjournment to another, the High Court said such procrastinatio

Daali Dhananjaya and gang on the making of Mother Promise

The caste and crew of the quirky comedy drama Mother Promise open up to The Hindu on what went into the making of the film.

AI transforming engineering, says expert at ALC lecture

Export growth key to strengthening rupee against dollar: Mysuru Industries Association general secretary

An Export Facilitation Centre is coming up near the Seshadripuram Institution on Mysurus Ring Road.

Kin demand probe after prisoner dies in Nagercoil district jail

BJP never interferes in internal affairs of NSS, says Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan had said that the president or general secretary of the NSS should not believe that they are everything

GVMC chief warns against littering; suspends supervisor for negligence

Indiramma housing scheme gathers pace in Mulugu, residents name colony after Seethakka

India's exports to US dip 1.21% in June, imports rise 33.86%

India's exports to the US saw a slight dip in June, while imports increased significantly. Merchandise exports declined marginally during April-J

Two injured in chemical leak at a pharma in Vizag

Psychology says people who talk really slowly aren't nervous or underconfident, they may be choosing their words more carefully

Psychology says that people who talk really slowly aren't necessarily shy, anxious, or lacking confidence. Understanding why someone speaks slowl

Assam CM Himanta drives road roller over seized 472-cr drugs; vows tougher action against cartels

Owners of lands acquired for STRR project in Hosur urged to claim compensation

Report alleges irregularities in Keralas Break the Chain campaign during COVID-19

A report of the Finance inspection wing recommends an audit to ensure the accuracy of asset records at Kerala Social Security Mission, the implem

Afcons Launches 1st Segment, using launching girder for Bhopal Metro Blue Line

Afcons Launches 1st Segment, using launching girder for Bhopal Metro Blue Line

Ranbir Acquires Rs 16.42 Cr Land Near Pune

The actor has purchased 25.7 acres in Mulshi taluka

Andhra Pradesh launches digital platform to monitor 800 urban water projects in real time

The platform will monitor every stage of project implementationfrom water sources and treatment plants, pipelines, reservoirs, household connecti

Army seeks to add organic pulses to troops diet

The Indian Army has requested organic pulses for its personnel, initiating a pilot program. Government cooperatives Nafed and NCCF will identify

BRS Ignored Experts, Damaged Barrages: Bhatti

Deputy CM Bhatti alleged the BRS ignored expert advice, leading to damage to Kaleshwaram barrages.

Yadgir farmers urged to take up less water-intensive, short-term crops

Due to poor water availability in the reservoirs in the district, supply is sufficient only to meet drinking water requirements, says official

Govt. sanctioned 15.05 crore for Bonalu festival at 3,427 temples from July 16: Ponnam Prabhakar

Power shutdown in Tiruchi on July 14

Menus Curated by Chefs, Crafted by Wordsmiths

Restaurant menus are turning into storytelling boards with details of the food and phrases like Grandmas recipe, Chefs special, and Signature dis

When PM Manmohan Singh told then-CEC Quraishi, '... will commit suicide'

Devendra Fadnavis Visits Pawan Kalyan in Mumbai After Surgery

Maharashtra CM enquires about Andhra Pradesh Deputy CMs health following successful shoulder surgery.

Wayanad to host National Tourism Summit 2027

Slaven Bilic Returns As Head Coach of Croatia

Dalic stepped down last week after a tenure that included a runner-up finish at the 2018 World Cup

Ministers inspect Devadula project, assure funds to speed up works

Passing-out parade of 99 district armed reserve police constable trainees held in Udupi

Unauthorised patient pick-up, drop-off through private ambulances banned in Salem GHs

450-million-year fossil record reveals warming seas are shrinking marine animals again, scientists sound alarm

Marine animals have consistently shrunk during intense global warming periods. This ancient pattern is now observed in today's warming oceans. Wa

Mysuru: Congress leader bats for kambala during Dasara

Describing kambala as a spectacular and adventurous sport, the Congress leader said it is not merely a sport of Tulunadu, but an integral part of

Centre offers all help to Kerala govt. to protect rights of retrenched tech employees

More than 800 employees were retrenched by U.S. technology firm CorroHealth Infotech Private Limited from its Kochi and Kozhikode centres recentl

Three held with 95 kg marijuana being transported from Odisha to Karnataka

Environmentalists raise concerns over waste dumped in feeder channel to Krishnampathi Lake in Coimbatore

MLA lays foundation stone for road construction work

A 2-km strech of mud road from behind the City Municipal Councils office to Don Basco School in Yadgir will soon have a tar road

No US Interference: Iran Military Vows Control Over Strait of Hormuz

Under no circumstances will allow... the United States to interfere in the management of the strategic waterway, while warning Gulf countries tha

Argentina vs England match will be more than just football, because Messis team sings Por Malvinas

After they beat Switzerland, and after that ridiculous comeback against Egypt, the Argentina players did what they always do now when they win, t

No Truth In Reports On India Rejected Trade Agreement With US: Piyush Goyal

The ministers statement came after the media reports that India rejected a quick trade agreement with the US in recent talks and is holding out f

Tamil Nadu: Goods Exports Rise 14.35 Pc To $40 Bn In June As Trade Deficit Widens To $30 Bn

On a y-o-y basis, goods exports grew 14.35 per cent to $40.4 billion. However, sequentially it was down from $45.20 billion in May: Reports

Restoration of colonial-era Victory Memorial Blind School enters final phase

The building at the Victory Memorial Blind School is being restored at a cost of 24.20 crore; PWD has completed nearly 80% of the work to restore

Vizhuthugal Integrated Service Centres to be launched in Ariyalur district

How India counts its dead

As India approaches universal registration, greater attention should shift from overall completeness to identifying populations that may remain u

Vijayendra seeks 50,000 an acre compensation for drought-hit farmers in North Karnataka

TheBJP State president says the Congress-led State government has failed to respond to the distress being faced by farmers in the region