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CBI Takes Action in Foreign Funding Case, FIR Filed Against Timothy Initiative and Seven Others

The CBI has filed an FIR against the Timothy Initiative and seven individuals for alleged violations of foreign funding laws. CBI Takes Action in

Japanese Proverb of the Day: The reputation of a thousand years may be determined by the conduct of one hour A timeless reminder that trust and reputation take years to build but can be put at risk by a single moment of poor judgment, making self-control and integrity especially important when facing difficult situations

Japanese Proverb of the Day: A Japanese proverb highlights how a thousand years of reputation can be shaped by one hour. Years of trust-building

Quote of the day by Clint Eastwood: 'Always keep your ego in check and not be afraid to listen. Listening is a great art form.' Life lessons from inspirational quote on humility, success, respect, learning, growth and true wisdom

Quote of the day by Clint Eastwood says, Always keep your ego in check and not be afraid to listen. Listening is a great art form. The saying foc

NC-BJP confrontation mars prospectus for Panchyat, ULB polls in J

Arvind Sharma Jammu Tawi, Sept 16:The preparations for the long-pending Panchayat and Urban Local Body (ULB) elections in the Union Territory (UT

Chhattisgarh Court Sentences Ten Maoists to Death in Jhiram Valley Case

A Chhattisgarh court has sentenced ten Maoists to death for their role in the Jhiram Valley massacre, a decision hailed as a victory for justice.

Illegal mining continues unabated in Sunderbani, Questions raised over official monitoring

Ajay Sharma Sunderbani, September 16: Despite allegations of continued illegal mining in parts of Sunderbani tehsil of Rajouri district, tipper t

Nationalism beyond borders, the question of loyalty

The RSSs global outreach revealed contradictions in the Sanghs ideas about the people and territory that make up a nation

What Americas $100 billion Venezuela oil investment could mean for climate change, oil spills and vulnerable communities

A significant United States investment in Venezuela's oil sector raises environmental concerns. Increased oil production could worsen existing is

Chinas strategy amid West Asias security realignment

The Chinese Presidents visit to Egypt has outlined Beijings approach

TMC Faces Internal Strife Ahead of By-elections as Election Commission Hears Claims

The Election Commission of India will hear rival factions of TMC regarding the party name and symbol ahead of crucial by-elections. TMC Faces Int

Currency conundrum: On the BRICS New Delhi Declaration

Boosting local currency trade in BRICS is not a simple choice for India

No question of rollback of 0.4% MDR charges on UPI transactions over Rs 2,000

New Delhi, Sep 16: There is no question of a re-think on the issue of imposition of 0.4 per cent MDR charges on Unified Payments Interface (UPI)

After notices, landowners asks Rohingyas/BDs to vacate rented settlements

Jammu Tawi, Sep 16: Private landowners have started vacating settlements rented out to illegal immigrants as the Jammu administration has begun m

Assams Lok Sabha bypoll could define contours of Opposition politics in the State

Trump Commends Modis Efforts in Combating Drug Trafficking

President Trump praises Prime Minister Modis initiatives against drug trafficking during a global report announcement. Trump Commends Modis Effor

Omar incites Ladakh leaders not to rely on Centre

Srinagar, Sep 16:Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday advised the leadership in Ladakh not to rely merely on verbal assurances from the Cent

LoP Sharma calls CM

Srinagar, Sep 16:Describing Chief Minister Omar Abdullah as political SRO 43 beneficiary, Leader of Opposition (LoP) Sunil Sharma on Wednesday qu

Tata Sons to discuss RBI's listing rule, Chandrasekaran's reappointment at Board meeting

Tata Sons board meets Thursday with legal opinions on RBI listing directive and chairman's reappointment. The nomination committee seeks N Chandr

Maharashtra farmers hold protests, seek drought aid; doing everything possible, wont let them suffer: CM

Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam emerging as mantra for peace, collective welfare: Sinha

Srinagar, Sept 16:Stating that what our ancestors envisioned millennia ago is now being embraced by nations worldwide, Lieutenant Governor Manoj

CBI Files FIR Against Former Income Tax Commissioner and CISF DIG for Alleged Disproportionate Assets

The CBI has filed an FIR against a former income tax commissioner and his wife for allegedly amassing assets beyond their known income. CBI Files

Allahabad HC frees man confinedafter conversion, relationship with Muslim woman, cites Articles 21, 25

Supreme Court to hear Centre's plea on I-T reassessment order

The Supreme Court is preparing to address a crucial appeal from the government on Friday, challenging a recent High Court order from Punjab and H

Bessent says U.S. open to discussing shared AI risks with China: report

U.S. Treasury Secretary said he would meet with Chinese Vice Premier this weekend ahead of a meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi

Yavat Police Bans Notorious Criminal for Two Years

Yavat Police has banned notorious criminal Dutta Shinde from the area for two years due to his extensive criminal record. Yavat Police Bans Notor

Chess Olympiad: Erigaisi stunned by little-known Thai as Indian men start with a 3-1 win

Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 17 (IANS) Defending champions India made a winning start in the 46th Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, but t

Man shoots dead teacher in Bijnor for encouraging love jihad

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Promises Opportunities for Youth at Yuva Sankalp Diwas

Chief Minister Dhami pledges to create opportunities for Uttarakhand youth, ensuring they dont leave home to pursue their dreams. Uttarakhand Chi

Election Commission of India not responding to concerns of Opposition: Venugopal

Hog in the limelight: On Assams pygmy hog programme

The survival of the pygmy hog depends on a thriving ecosystem

Utah couple spent 14 years saving 25.5-acre farm from development

A couple from Utah dedicated their passion to maintaining their twenty-five-acre farm by entering into a fourteen-year conservation easement. Thi

Anti-Corruption Branch Files 12,000-Page Charge Sheet in Delhi Health Department Scam

The Anti-Corruption Branch has filed a charge sheet in a major health department scam in Delhi, naming three key accused. Anti-Corruption Branch

Quote of the day by Jean-Jacques Rousseau: 'There are always four sides to a story: your side, their side, the truth and what really happened.' Life lessons from inspiring quote on human perception, objective reality, quick judgment, humility and deeper listening

Quote of the day by Jean-Jacques Rousseau explores how people can see the same event in different ways. The saying points to four parts of a stor

Mining amendment is unfair to States

A State that bears the infrastructural and social consequences of mineral extraction must retain a meaningful stake in the economic value generat

CBI books US-based missionary group TTI for alleged FCRA violations over Rs 92.55 crore funds

The CBI has initiated an investigation against The Timothy Initiative due to suspected violations of the FCRA. Allegations suggest that 92.55 cro

In 1980, Al Pacino took a controversial role in Cruising; years later, he revealed that he donated his entire paycheck to charity

Al Pacino has revealed in his memoir Sonny Boy that he donated his entire paycheck from the 1980 film Cruising to charity. Pacino recalled that t

Samajwadi Party Appoints New District Presidents Ahead of 2027 Elections

The Samajwadi Party has appointed new district presidents in six districts, including Umesh Yadav in Banda, to strengthen its organization ahead

MDR on UPI transactions faces PIL in Supreme Court

A Public Interest Litigation challenges the government's new UPI charges. These charges apply to merchant payments exceeding two thousand rupees.

Anant Nag honoured with Dadasaheb Phalke Award 2024, says Kharge

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DGFT to set up central unit for trade applications

The government is establishing a Central Processing Department within the Directorate General of Foreign Trade. This new unit will centralize the

Blue Dart appoints RS Subramanian as MD to succeed Balfour Manuel

Subramanian will take charge on November 30, subject to approvals, while outgoing managing director Balfour Manuel will remain with the company a

In 2008, Virginia began paying fishermen to pull ghost traps from Chesapeake Bay; six years of cleanup helped unlock an estimated $21 million in extra crab catches

Virginia's six-year program removed thousands of lost crab pots from Chesapeake Bay. This cleanup effort generated an estimated $21.3 million in

Uttar Pradesh ATS arrests Tamil Nadu youth for allegedly planning terror activities

Maqsood Ali, who was allegedly in touch with Pakistani hackers and had developed a secure communication network for others like him, was arrested

National Herald case: ED's 2015 circular puts FIR under spotlight

The Delhi High Court is currently reviewing an appeal from the Enforcement Directorate linked to the National Herald case. This appeal centers on

NCP Holds Major Meeting in Delhi to Boost Youth Engagement and Organizational Growth

The NCP convened in Delhi to discuss youth engagement and strengthen organizational presence ahead of upcoming programs. NCP Holds Major Meeting

Seminar on world peace to be held on September 20

Swachhata Hi Seva-2026 campaign kicks off today in Vizag

Congress calls UPI move 'anti-national', alleges US pressure

The Congress party has voiced strong opposition to the implementation of a merchant discount rate (MDR) on UPI transactions, alleging that this d

GTB Hospital to get 244.87-cr. worth super-speciality, trauma block by 2028, says CM Gupta

On Risk From Superintelligence, Top AI Expert's Chimpanzee-Nukes Analogy

Stuart Russell said it was disappointing that Donald Trump and Mark Zuckerberg did not agree with calls for slowing down AI development.

Security heightened in Indore ahead of VIP visits from Nitin Nabin, Mohan Bhagwat and Rahul Gandhi

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China may have found a way to tackle glut in car market

Two state-owned cos, which make Toyota models, plan to combine ops in a sign that car sector is headed for consolidation.

UPI fee issue raised at finance panel meet; crypto report in final stage

A parliamentary committee convened to evaluate the fees associated with UPI transactions and explore revenue strategies. Opposition members expre

What Indias growth really means

India should counter energy risks through diversified suppliers, long term contracts, strategic reserves, renewables, domestic exploration and ef

India clears 642 UK car imports under FTA in two months of implementation

India has approved import quotas for 642 passenger vehicles from Britain. These imports will benefit from concessional tariffs under a new trade

Special Feature on Vishwakarma Jayanti

Lord Vishwakarma: Considered the First Engineer of Creation Ramesh Sarraf Dhamora Vishwakarma Puja is a major festival celebrated across India. O

Students, daily wagers suffer as DTC strike enters Day 2; DMRC steps up

2 Dead In 2 Days During Clashes Over Ganesh Chaturthi Procession In Tamil Nadu

The latest incident was reported in the villages of Keelkarapattu and Melkarapattu in Cuddalore district.

DMKgovt. mooted heritage structure in place of Kings Barracks at Fort St. George

The proposal to build amulti-storeyedstructure could not be implemented, as it did not receive the approval of the defence authorities retaining

Vijender Singh warns Asian Games will be tougher than CWG for India

India won seven gold among 10 boxing medals at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, but Vijender said that success should not be taken as a guarant

Photography, videography movement seeks to reshape disability representation

The initiative seeks entries from photographers, videographers, and visual storytellers documenting the everyday and joyful realities of people w

Breakthrough in POCSO Act case against granite baron Veeramani after police identify survivor

Investigators say some more minors were exploited by businessman Veeramani

Amaal Mallik warns trolls over family attacks amid credit dispute

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Ladakh must seek written safeguards from Centre: Omar Abdullah

Omar Abdullah, the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, recently encouraged leaders from Ladakh to secure written commitments from the central go

Indore secures arrangements for BJP chief Nitin Nabin and Rahul Gandhi events

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Iranian strikes damaged 3 US bases in Gulf: Report

Images show extensive damage to American military assets in the Middle East. Iranian strikes destroyed hundreds of buildings and structures at US

JNUSU accuses university of infrastructure neglect; demands hostel audit

Sembakkam lake continues to face sewage pollution despite repeated representations

Residents say the lake continued to be vulnerable to sewage pollution due to inadequate action by the government authorities. The absence of an u

Exclusive: After Survey Flags 2,800% Pharma Profit, Tukaram Mundhe Calls For Transparency

While pharma or any other industry will not work to incur losses, Tukaram Mundhe said there needs to be transparency. A trade margin of 2800 per

Carlos Alcaraz Qualifies for ATP Finals, Joining Sinner and Zverev in Turin

Carlos Alcaraz secures his spot in the ATP Finals 2026 alongside Sinner and Zverev, following a successful season. Carlos Alcaraz Qualifies for A

Oil ministry to automakers: Give us a road map for flex-fuel vehicle launch

The ministry has also asked OEMs to make customers more aware of FFVs, as sales have not picked up to the expected level

Say goodbye to chalky limescale with this simple aluminium foil hack to clean stubborn white deposits around your faucet

Hard water minerals create stubborn limescale buildup on faucets. Crumpled aluminum foil can gently scrub away these deposits effectively. Dampen

Countrys growth should be based on economic justice: Prof. Shanmugasundaram

Centre eases export compliance for shipments up to Rs 3 lakh, seeks 5-year RoDTEP extension

Exporters will not need a registration certificate for shipments valued up to three lakh rupees. This change reduces compliance burdens for new a

Trump praises PM Modis opium crackdown, but India stays on US drug transit list

President Trump welcomed Prime Minister Modi's efforts to curb opium poppy cultivation in India. Washington designated India among 23 countries a

Alleging Houthi attack on Mecca, Saudis hit Yemen

Saudi warplanes pounded Yemen while Houthi fighters launched drones and missiles at Saudi cities. The United States tightened its travel warning

US officials met Iran-backed Houthis in Oman over the weekend, sources say

US officials met with Yemen's Houthis in Oman over the weekend. The Houthis assured American officials they would not attack US vessels. They als

Gujarat Government Cracks Down on Misuse of Government Names by Private Entities

The Gujarat government is intensifying efforts against private entities misusing government names and symbols, ensuring compliance with the 1950

Mohammad Rizwan challenges NCCIA summons in Lahore High Court

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Sacred Groves stand ignored

Traditional conservation and the need for greater Govt attention ! Bhushan Parimoo Learning brings joy, wisdom and a sense of discovery. One of t

Zelensky Says Russia Tried To Attack His Plane Twice To 'Intimidate' Him: Report

Speaking to CBS News on Tuesday, Zelensky said his aircraft was in Moldova when the first incident took place. He claimed a similar incident occu

Adidas cuts technology roles in India to simplify operations

Adidas has reduced roles in its India technology team as part of efforts to simplify operations, with the impact below 20% of the organisation.

Clashes, heightened security mark final days of DUSU campaigning

Power cuts have become the norm in State: Anbumani Ramadoss

The PMK president said the reason for the power cuts is that the Tamil Nadu government has not made adequate arrangements for electricity to meet

Two of Five Rescued Orangutan Infants in Odisha Diagnosed with Anemia

Two of five rescued orangutan infants in Odisha show signs of anemia, prompting health monitoring by experts. Two of Five Rescued Orangutan Infan

Arbitrage funds yet to warm up to Sebi's 1% leeway for CAS exposure

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) had eased rules for arbitrage funds in a bid to boost participation from the 3 trillion mutual

Pulses, oilseed prices rise as rain deficit hits crops

Key pulse and oilseed prices have risen sharply compared to last year. Scanty rains are affecting the current kharif crop and raising rabi season

Federal Reserve hikes key rate for first time in three years, defying Trump demands for cut

The move comes as Americans are already struggling with high costs for groceries, gas, and housing. Affordability has taken on a leading role in

The stories Bhimbetka left behind!

Long before cameras and screens, prehistoric artists recorded fragments of human life on stone. Thousands of years later, their images still spea

In 2025, J&K Saw No Stone-Throwing Incidents, Only 1 Terrorist Recruited

The Defence Ministry said local youth have abandoned the path of violence and are increasingly opting for government welfare and employment schem