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Destiny of Music lies with non-musical people: Shankar Mahadevan backs AR Rahman
Destiny of Music lies with non-musical people: Shankar Mahadevan backs AR Rahman
SIR: Openly display names of people on discrepancies list, SC tells EC
The Supreme Court on Monday, January 19, directed the Election Commission (EC) to display the names of those on the logical discrepancies list at gram panchayat bhavans, block offices of talukas and ward offices in West Bengal in the next three days and call them for a hearing within 10 days of publication of the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
How many people may be made jobless by the AI? Goldman Sachs warns dire consequences
AI's rapid use has steadily reshaped employment across many industries, prompting companies to restructure their workforces, leading to large?scale layoffs and job displacement. By early 2025, more than 14 million jobs worldwide had been lost directly to AI?driven technologies. It is being predicted that up to 800 million roles could be at risk by 2030. Tech giants Microsoft, Amazon, and Google together cut about 49,000 positions since 2023 due to AI efficiency gains. Not only IT, across other sectors like Manufacturing & logistics, Retail & customer service, AI-automation has also displaced several jobs, leading to a rise in mental?health claims among displaced workers. Amid this, a new report by Goldman Sachs suggests that the machine-led disruption could be far-reaching.
College student earns Rs 35 lakh side income by teaching people how to ride a bicycle
A master's student has earned approximately $39,000 (Rs 35 lakh) in two years by teaching adults and children how to ride bicycles. Leveraging his sports education background, he offers a success-guarantee package, with most adults mastering the skill in just two sessions.
Shankar Mahadevan On AR Rahman's 'Communal' Remark: 'Non-Music People Decide Fate Of Your Music'
The Oscar-winning composer recently reflected on a power shift he has observed over the last eight years
Ex-Wipro CEO Azim Premji is known for how he transformed the company under his leadership and vision. Despite his vast personal wealth, Premji continued to be recognized for his modesty, lack of extravagance, and charity. In one of his quotes, he says if your dreams feel comfortable and universally accepted, they may not push you far enough. You should aim for extraordinary as it brings out the best in you, he says.
Stand United with Denmark and People of Greenland: German Chancellor Merz
Several European countries expressed support and solidarity with Denmark and Greenland amid rising tensions with US President Donald Trump
Pakistan: Blaze in Karachi kills six people, injures 20 others
Rescue officials said the victims died due to suffocation caused by dense smoke inside the building, and the injured, several of whom are reported to be in critical condition, were shifted to Civil Hospital Karachi
Spanish official says authorities estimate more than 20 people were killed in high-speed train crash in southern Spain
Forget security guards, an Australian town is using classical music to stop people hanging around
Swan Hill, Australia, is deterring vandalism and late-night hangouts at public toilets by playing classical music. The local council opted for this unusual sound-based approach, featuring pieces like Wagner's 'Ride of the Valkyries,' to make the area less inviting for disruptive behaviour. Early results indicate a noticeable drop in incidents.
Two high-speed trains derail in Spain, police sources say 21 people killed
Mumbai will get Mahayuti Mayor: Eknath Shinde; 'People chose development over emotional issues'
Taking a dig at Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena (UBT), Mr. Shinde said voters had chosen development over emotional issues
Old images of KVD temple used to mislead people about Manikarnika
At Least 6 People Dead, 22 Others Injured in Fire Caused by a 'Short Circuit' at Shopping Mall
Rahman says people gaslighted him into believing he's not making good music
AR Rahman revealed a deliberate strategy to work on 20-30 films between 2019-2025 to connect with a new generation and counter nostalgic perceptions of his music. He emphasized reinventing himself, dropping formulas, and prioritizing future work over past accolades to maintain motivation and a fresh perspective.
CPI public meeting: Speakers express solidarity with people of Venezuela
Gods live in the pain and dreams of ordinary people: Mari Selvaraj
A conversation on transforming lived realities into powerful cinema, where memory, identity, and social truth shape stories that resonate far beyond the screen. Mari Selvaraj in conversation with Stalin Rajangam
Art and cultural festival draws hundreds of people in Ramanathapuram
BJP is peoples first choice, Congress has lost the nations trust: PM
PM cites poll results for Bihar Assembly, Mumbai local body, and Thiruvananthapuram mayor to claim a national trend; accuses Congress of handing over Assam land to infiltrators, neglecting Kaziranga National Park
The Last Free Naga author Jim Kasom says the central theme of the stories was freedom to practice the Naga way of life, which many mistook for the demand for Naga sovereignty and the political struggle
Education enables development of personality and humaneness among people, says Siddaramaiah
Unfiltered photos of a rainy Paris, which was taken by a retired Chinese tourist named Zhang, has unexpectedly went viral. What makes his ordinary, unedited images starkly contrasted with the typically idealised online portrayals of the city, sparked widespread commentary on social media's impact on travel expectations.
People Still Arent Into Buying Cars Online
A new report shows that only 7 percent of new-car buyers in the US completed their purchase online, despite a major push by automakers, Amazon, and others to move past the dealership.
Immanuel Kants quote highlights the link between self-respect and how individuals are treated by others, stressing that dignity begins from within. Through strong imagery, he warns that consistently accepting disrespect can invite further disregard, not because mistreatment is justified, but because self-worth has been undermined. Rooted in his moral philosophy, the idea reinforces Kants belief that respecting oneself is a moral duty tied to human reason and autonomy.
'BJP people's 1st choice': PM Modi hails major BMC win; hits out at Congress in Assam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the BJP's continuous rise, highlighting recent electoral successes in Bihar and Mumbai's BMC elections, where the party secured a historic mandate. He also laid the foundation stone for the Kaziranga Elevated Corridor in Assam, aimed at enhancing wildlife safety and boosting ecotourism. PM Modi's remark comes days after BJP pulled off a massive victory in Mumbai's BMC elections, wresting power from the ally-turned-rival Uddhav Thackeray.
Sigmund Freud believed most people avoid true freedom. This is because freedom demands responsibility. People prefer to follow others rather than face decisions and consequences. Owning choices means accepting both success and failure. Freud suggested that true freedom requires effort, much like a gym membership. It offers tools but demands work. Freedom without responsibility remains a mere fantasy.
Watch: People look at the poly in polyamory, but forget about love: Arundhati Ghosh
The Economic Offences Wing (EOW), Crime Branch Kashmir, has registered a criminal case against seven individuals for allegedly cheating and duping innocent people, particularly unemployed youth, on the pretext of providing government jobs. The case originated from a written complaint received by the EOW, wherein it was alleged that certain persons were fraudulently inducing []
Pakistan: Massive fire engulfs dozens of shops at Gul Plaza Mall in Karachi, killing 3 people
Indonesian Plane with 11 People Vanishes in Mountainous Region
Multiple search and rescue teams, supported by air force helicopters, drones and ground units have been deployed
Daylight exposure may benefit people with diabetes
IANS Daylight can help improve metabolic health, enabling people with type 2 diabetes to achieve better glycaemic control, according to a study. Researchers from the University of Geneva (UNIGE) in Switzerland and Maastricht University in the Netherlands found that people exposed to natural light had blood glucose levels in the normal range for more hours []
People celebrate Kaanum Pongal amid heightened security
Congress accuses BJP and AAP of cheating people
Non-Creative People Now Decide Things: A. R. Rahmans Remarks Spark Debate, Industry Reacts
Rahman's remarks have sparked a debate in Bollywood, with industry veterans like Hariharan and Leslie Lewis acknowledging the changing music landscape.
People Are Sharing The Subtle Signs That A Man Is Red-Pilled, And They Got Incredibly Specific
Munneru-Palair Link to stabilise NSP ayacut, save people from flood fury: Uttam Kumar Reddy
Minister for Irrigation says it seeks to utilise 50 tmc ft water annually through gravity flow, save some power costs
Regional passenger aircraft with 11 people missing in Indonesia; search underway
The plane was last tracked at 01:17 p.m. the Leang-Leang area of Maros, a mountainous district of South Sulawesi province
'People haven't rejected Ajit dada, rather ... ': Fadnavis on Pune win; hails leadership of PM Modi
Over 5,000 people book in Chennai-bound TNSTC special bus services
Please protect the people: CM Mamata urges CJI Kant to safeguard Constitution, judiciary, democracy
These days, there is a trend of media trials before disposal of cases; this must stop, too, the Bengal CM said
15 people taken into custody over Puranapul temple violence in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: The police took at least 15 people into custody on Saturday, January 17, in connection with the vandalism of a temple and subsequent violent incidents at Puranapul Darwaza in Hyderabads Old City. The previous day, the man who had allegedly damaged the flexi and the Plaster of Paris (POP) idol at the temple was Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Scientists Put Flu Patients in a Room With Healthy PeopleNo One Got Sick. Why?
Basarnas confirms 11 people aboard missing ATR 42-500 in Sulawesi
Indonesian SAR agency Basarnas confirmed that the Indonesia Air Transport (IAT) ATR 42-500 aircraft, which went missing ...
PM Modi sought to reassure refugees such as the Matuas, who had migrated to India after facing religious persecution, amid the ongoing controversy over the SIR exercise
Technology Must be Used for Welfare of Society, People Should not Become Slaves to It: Bhagwat
Technology is unavoidable and it is not bad in itself, but we must ensure we do not become dependent on it to the extent that it controls us, Bhagwat said
New hangout trend: What is 'Admin Night', why are people choosing it?
A new trend called 'admin night' is gaining traction, transforming mundane tasks like bill payments and appointment booking into social gatherings. This low-key trend, popular on social media, offers an affordable and comforting alternative to traditional nights out, combating burnout and isolation by making productivity a shared experience.
Mozambiques Institute for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction said 103 people had died in an unusually severe rainy season since late last year
Why some people get hangry faster than others, scientists explain
A study tracking glucose levels and daily moods showed that individuals with better awareness of their bodys internal signals, known as interoception, experienced fewer mood swings.
Aishwarya Pathare registered a record-breaking victory from Ward No. 3, winning by a margin of over 15,000 votes, while Surendra Pathare emerged victorious from Ward No. 4. With both wards returning BJP candidates, the party has significantly strengthened its footprint in the Vadgaon Sheri constituency.
Hakeem Yaseen greets people on Mehraj-ud-Nabi (SAW)
SRINAGAR: Peoples Democratic Front (PDP) President and former Minister, Hakeem Mohammad Yaseen, on Friday extended warm greetings to the people on the auspicious occasion of Mehraj-ud-Nabi (SAW). In his message, Hakeem Mohammad Yaseen said that Mehraj-ud-Nabi (SAW) is a sacred night that symbolizes faith, patience, and unwavering devotion to Almighty Allah. He highlighted that the []
Rana reaffirms commitment to people-centric governance
Holds public outreach programme in Mendhar MENDHAR, (POONCH): Minister for Jal Shakti, Forest, Environment, Ecology and Tribal Affairs, Javed Ahmed Rana, on Friday conducted a public outreach programme at Mendhar, assessing the ground-level challenges confronting the people. During the interaction, the Minister patiently listened to a wide range of grievances and demands raised by the []
US President Donald Trump claims he brokered peace between India and Pakistan. He stated Pakistan's Prime Minister thanked him for saving millions of lives. India, however, maintains the ceasefire was agreed upon directly between the two nations' military operations directors following an Indian operation targeting terror bases.
In a resounding affirmation of their governance, the BJP-led Mahayuti alliance triumphed in Maharashtra's civic elections, clinching victories in 24 out of the 29 municipal corporations. Prime Minister Modi praised the outcome, crediting it to the NDA's commitment to transparency and progress.
City empties out as people go home for Pongal
Anthropic launches Claude Cowork, a version of its coding AI for regular people
If you follow Anthropic, you're probably familiar with Claude Code. Since the fall of 2024 , the company has been training its AI models to use and navigate computers like a human would, and the coding agent has been the most practical expression of that work, giving developers a way to automate rote programming tasks. Starting today, Anthropic is giving regular people a way to take advantage of those capabilities, with the release of a new preview feature called Claude Cowork . The company is billing Cowork as a simpler way for anyone not just developers to work with Claude. After you give the system access to a folder on your computer, it can read, edit or create new files in that folder on your behalf. Anthropic gives a few different example use cases for Cowork. For instance, you could ask Claude to organize your downloads folder, telling it to rename the files contained within to something that's easier to parse at a glance. Another example: you could use Claude to turn screenshots of receipts and invoices into a spreadsheet for tracking expenses. Cowork can also navigate websites provided you install Claudes Chrome plugin and make can use Anthropic's Connectors framework to access third-party apps like Canva. Cowork is designed to make using Claude for new work as simple as possible. You dont need to keep manually providing context or converting Claudes outputs into the right format, the company said. Nor do you have to wait for Claude to finish before offering further ideas or feedback: you can queue up tasks and let Claude work through them in parallel. If the idea of granting Claude access to your computer sounds ill-advised, Anthropic says Claude cant read or edit anything you dont give it explicit access to. However, the company does note the system can take potentially destructive actions, such as deleting a file that is important to you or misinterpreting your instructions. For that reason, Anthropic suggests it's best to give very clear guidance to Claude. Anthropic isnt the first to offer a computer agent. Microsoft, for example, has been pushing Copilot hard for nearly three years, despite seemingly limited adoption . For Anthropic, the challenge will be convincing people these tools are useful where others have failed. The fact Claude Code has been universally loved by programmers may make that task easier. Anthropic briefly made Cowork preview only available to users of its pricey Claude Max subscription. That changed on Friday when the company expanded access to include customers of its $20 per month Pro plan. If you want to try Cowork for yourself, you'll need a Mac with the Claude macOS app installed. Update 01/16/26 2:30PM ET : Updated to reflect Claude Cowork is now also available to Claude Pro customers. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/ai/anthropic-launches-claude-cowork-a-version-of-its-coding-ai-for-regular-people-193000849.html?src=rss
Fadnavis hails peoples trust as Mahayuti leads Maharashtra polls
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday hailed the peoples trust in the BJPShiv Sena Mahayuti after the alliance recorded a sweeping victory in Maharashtras civic body elections. The Mahayuti dominated polls across the State, including the high-profile Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, and is set to form mayors in 25 of the 29 municipal corporations. Fadnavis attributed the strong mandate to the alliances development-focused governance agenda.
CPI(M) pledges to build pan-India resistance against Centres anti-people policies
Over two lakh people likely to attend Udupi Paryaya Mahotsav celebrations, says Udupi MLA
Five achievers from various fields to be honoured with Sri Krishnanugraha Award on the Paryaya Day
Democratic institutions need to be transparent, responsive, accountable to people: Speaker Om Birla
Consensus and dissent are both strengths of democracy, but must be expressed within the framework of parliamentary propriety, the Speaker said; conference discusses Parliamentary challenges in the age of AI and social media
'People Have Rejected Anti-Development Politics': Eknath Shinde On NDA's Maharashtra Civic Poll Win
Eknath Shinde says BMC election results show Mumbai voters rejected anti-development politics, endorsing Mahayutis growth model and for the citys transformation.
The Ashleigh Gardner: Gujarat Giants' all-rounder Sophie Devine admitted her side had fallen short in the field in their narrow loss to defending champions Mumbai Indians, but has drawn encouragement from the fact that different people are standing up to perform for the side, which she thinks is a huge positive. The Ashleigh Gardner-led Gujarat Giants, who have four points currently, are seeking a win after suffering their first defeat of the season to MI. It was probably one of those games where we certainly werent at our best, particularly in the field. But to think that we pushed the Mumbai Indians so closely and nearly snuck across the line again in that final over, there are still plenty of positives, said Sophie in a chat with the broadcasters, ahead of the clash against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at the DY Patil Stadium here on Friday. I think the batting has been outstanding. We actually spoke about it post-game - weve been able to score big totals, but theyve all come in slightly different ways. Weve had real strengths in different phases, and different people keep standing up, which is a huge positive, she added. She also said the challenge of containing opposition line-ups on high-scoring surfaces is huge, but added that GG were building confidence within the group. With the ball, we know its always going to be tough on these kinds of wickets, quick outfield and short boundaries. So weve got to keep finding ways to restrict teams. It would be nice to have an easier game, but we know thats not going to be the case against RCB tonight. It really grows confidence within the group, she added. Devine singled out Anushka Sharmas composure at number three in the opening match as a boost to the squad and spoke of the enjoyment of opening the batting alongside Australia batter Beth Mooney. Even in the first game, the way Anushka went out there at No.3, it gives other players confidence that theyre good enough to be here and can perform at this level by backing their strengths. Im really enjoying batting with Moons (Mooney) again. Ive played a lot of cricket with her at the Perth Scorchers, and having someone at the other end youre really familiar with brings a lot of confidence and calmness to my game, she said. Devine singled out Anushka Sharmas composure at number three in the opening match as a boost to the squad and spoke of the enjoyment of opening the batting alongside Australia batter Beth Mooney. Even in the first game, the way Anushka went out there at No.3, it gives other players confidence that theyre good enough to be here and can perform at this level by backing their strengths. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Were very fortunate to have great analysts on board, but at the end of the day, you can have all the plans in the world, if you dont execute them on the field, they dont mean much, she said. Article Source: IANS
The Mahayuti has broken all records in the civic polls, Fadnavis said, adding that Mumbai will get a Mayor from the Mahayuti
IITian to moved to Bengaluru shares secret of making friends in new city: We were just people
Relocating to a new city for work can lead to isolation, even when surrounded by people. An entrepreneur found that traditional networking felt superficial, but participating in group physical activities like boxing and dance classes fostered genuine connections.
More than 422,000 people signed contracts with Russian army in 2025, a drop from the previous year
Russia's armed forces saw 422,704 contract sign-ups last year. This number is lower than the previous year. Dmitry Medvedev, a senior security official, shared these figures. Additionally, 32,000 individuals joined volunteer brigades to fight in Ukraine. President Vladimir Putin noted strong recruitment for drone operators.
'Stamp Of People's Approval': Shah Credits Mahayutis Maharashtra Polls Win To PM Modi's Leadership
Amit Shah hails the alliances sweeping win in Maharashtra municipal polls as public trust in NDAs development under PM Modi, congratulating Devendra Fadnavis and Eknath Shinde.
Quote by Kendrick Lamar: 'The best thing is to always keep honest people around, because...'
Kendrick Lamar, a highly influential hip-hop artist, emphasizes the importance of honest feedback in his creative process, avoiding yes men to maintain artistic balance. His career, marked by introspective albums and critical acclaim including a Pulitzer Prize, showcases his commitment to unfiltered storytelling and confronting difficult truths.
Study finds 2 in 3 adults in Punjab get poor sleep; older people, rural residents most affected
While 77.9% of respondents reported household-level smartphone access, access to computers or laptops showed a stark urban-rural divide
People of Iran must stand united against ploys of U.S., Israel, says PDP chief
Mufti said the U.S. has a habit of intervening in other countries with an eye on their resources
Three People Detained In J&K's Kathua After Pakistani Numbers Found In Their Phones
'Be Prepared': Australia Warns People Of Sudden Floods, Fires
Australia's emergency services warned people Friday to stay prepared for sudden downpours and dangerous bushfires in the country's east after a flash flood swept cars into the sea.
BJP responds to Rahuls EC gaslighting people claim with khandani chor barb
NEW DELHI, Jan 16: The BJP on Friday attacked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi with a khandani chor barb, accusing him of misleading people by discrediting the Maharashtra civic poll process while the counting of votes was underway. This came in response to Gandhi asserting that vote chori is an anti-national act and accused the Election Commission of gaslighting citizens amid a row over the quality of indelible ink used in marker pens in Maharashtra civic polls. Reacting sharply to Gandhis [] The post BJP responds to Rahuls EC gaslighting people claim with khandani chor barb appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
On Thiruvalluvar Day, CM Stalin makes four promises to people of T.N.
On Pongal day, the CM visited a shelter for persons experiencing homelessness
Thailand: Crane collapse near Bangkok kills two people
The work on an extension of the Rama 2 Road expressway a major artery from Bangkok has become notorious for construction accidents, some of them fatal
Magh Mela: Over one crore people take dip on Makar Sankranti; devotees urged not to use oil, soap
PRAYAGRAJ (UP), Jan 15: More than one crore devotees took a holy dip in the Ganga and the Sangam at the ongoing Magh Mela here on Thursday on the occasion of Makar Sankranti, officials said. According to the Mela administration, people thronged the Ganga ghats from 12 in the night. Till evening, 1.03 crore devotees took a holy dip in the river. On Wednesday, on the occasion of Ekadashi, over 85 lakh people had taken a dip in the river. [] The post Magh Mela: Over one crore people take dip on Makar Sankranti; devotees urged not to use oil, soap appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
CM offers khichdi to Gorakhnath, prays for prosperity of people
Goas identity was decided by people, not power: A witness remembers 1967
As Goa celebrates Opinion Poll Day, also known as Asmitai Dis, Abel Barretto of The Navhind Times revisits the historic 1967 referendum through the memories of Ramesh Komarpant. As a teenager, he not only witnessed the intense canvassing by pro- and anti-merger supporters, but also actively participated in the anti-merger movement that shaped Goas future []
DM urges people to help accident victims in golden hour, flags off awareness raths
233 People In 1 House? Residents Flag 'Error' In Gorakhpur Draft Voter List
There is a 'house' in Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur where 233 people live, according to data captured during the draft special intensive revision (SIR) exercise. The residents include families from different communities including Hindu, Muslim and Sikh.
High time parties encourage people to vote: CJI Kant
The Supreme Court has urged political parties to actively encourage citizens to vote. Chief Justice Surya Kant stated it is high time parties persuade people to exercise their valuable right. The court noted disappointment that only one party presented solutions for voter participation. The Election Commission highlighted that polling is a cooperative exercise.
Wealth Quote of the Day by Douglas W. Diamond, The waters been so high for so long that people didnt even put on the skimpiest of bathing suits Nobel economist Douglas W. Diamond warns hidden risks lurk in todays low-rate economy. Corporations and banks overleverage during easy credit periods. Rising interest rates expose fragile balance sheets. Geopolitical tensions in Iran and Israel impact energy and financial markets. Diamonds research highlights liquidity shocks and bank run vulnerabilities.
Democracy delivers in India as people are at centre of governance, says PM Modi
About 61 speakers and presiding officers from 42 Commonwealth nations are attending the CSPOC which is being hosted by India for the fourth time
Karimnagar couple held for recording intimate videos of 100 people
Hyderabad: Police arrested a couple in Karimnagar on Wednesday, January 14, for allegedly honey-trapping around 100 individuals by filming their intimate videos and extorting money from them. According to the Karimnagar Rural Police, the couple, who hail from Mancherial, were residing in Karimnagar for a while. The husbands marble and interior decoration business was losing Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
`Polling booths placed far apart to stop people from voting against BJP`
As voting began across 29 civic bodies in Maharashtra, NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar alleged polling booth misplacement, EVM discrepancies, and poll code violations to favour the BJP. Early trends in the BMC elections showed low turnout, with male voters outnumbering women
This Video of Bangladeshs Mustafizur Rahman Asking People To Boycott IPL Is AI
Multiple AI detection tools showed that the video was generated using AI.
In a tragic incident from Himachal Pradesh, six people were burnt alive after a fire broke out in 'chula' (traditional cooking place) in remote Talangna village under the Ghanduri Patwar Circle of Nohradhar tehsil in Sirmaur district.
India strengthened democracy through people-centric policies, welfare-focussed laws: Birla
New Delhi, Jan 15: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Thursday said Prime Minister Narendra Modis leadership is giving decisive resolutions to global challenges at a time when the world is looking at him for leadership. Addressing the 28th conference of speakers and presiding officers of Commonwealth in the historic Central Hall of Samvidhan Sadan (the old Parliament building), the speaker said in Indias over seven-decade-long parliamentary journey, democracy has been strengthened through people-centric policies and welfare-focussed legislations. He underscored [] The post India strengthened democracy through people-centric policies, welfare-focussed laws: Birla appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
India strengthened democracy through people-centric policies, welfare-focussed laws, Om Birla says
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla highlighted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership in addressing global challenges. He spoke at the Commonwealth Speakers' conference. Birla noted India's parliamentary journey has strengthened democracy through people-centric policies. He also mentioned the repeal of over 1500 obsolete laws and the enactment of new welfare-focused legislation. These efforts aim to make India self-reliant and developed.
Another crane collapses in Thailand killing 2 people, police say
A crane involved in the construction of an elevated highway fell onto the road beneath, in Samut Sakhon province near the capital, Bangkok.
