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Two arrested for cheating scores of people by offering fake jobs in Israel and Iraq
Malaysia Airlines MH370: Malaysia Airlines changed flight numbers MH370 and MH371 following the aircraft's disappearance in March 2014. The aircraft, carrying 239 people, vanished during its journey from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. Extensive search operations were conducted in the Indian Ocean, but the main wreckage remains undiscovered.
Key disability benefit for young people may be axed under major welfare changes
Kishan Faults Revanth for Trying To Split People Like Rahul
Kishan Reddy said there was a wide gap between the governments promises and performance.
The Bombay High Court questioned the Election Commission's actions regarding the deletion of voter names. The court emphasized the need for continuous updates to electoral rolls instead of abrupt rejections. Citizens should have their applications kept in abeyance rather than outright rejected during the Special Intensive Revision process.
LosPollosTV says the Kai Cenat situation is insane and tells his followers to stop being nice, without naming Reggie or mentioning the allegations.
Three people were injured after an electric car crashed into the Guanyin Shrine in Bangkok's Chinatown on Thursday afternoon. The incident took place on Yaowarat Road at around 1 pm, when the vehicle reportedly entered the shrine premises and hit people
Scientists can now measure the damage each new coal mine can do to people, nature
The Carbon Impacts Tracer shows the robust causal links between project and harms. It will be useful to communities and organisations seeking to attribute legal responsibility for climate harms to governments and fossil fuel companies, as well as to insurers and decision-makers assessing climate impacts.
Scientists can now measure the damage each new coal mine can do to people, nature
The Carbon Impacts Tracer shows the robust causal links between project and harms. It will be useful to communities and organisations seeking to attribute legal responsibility for climate harms to governments and fossil fuel companies, as well as to insurers and decision-makers assessing climate impacts.
People will not forgive 'Vanish Kumar': Mamata takes dig at CEC, questions immunity to poll panel
If somebody is in charge of taking care of the election process and democracy, as per the Constitution and the obligations of democracy, then no issue. We respect that. But if somebody, because of immunity, is sitting in a chair..., says TMC leader Mamata Banerjee
SHE Teams catch over 3,000 people for harassing women in Hyderabads public spaces
Object is to get people to vote: Bombay HC raps EC
The Bombay High Court's Goa bench has criticised the Election Commission of India (ECI) for rejecting voter registration forms (Form 8s) during a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process. The court emphasised that the ECI's primary objective is to ensure citizens can cast votes and that rejecting forms, even if incorrectly submitted, goes against this principle. The case arose from a petition by a family whose names were deleted from the voters' list after their Form 8s for address change were rejected.
Navigating tough conversations with people who have dementia about stopping driving
At some point, all people with dementia must stop driving due to the impact of cognitive impairment on skills critical for safe driving
In a travel mishap, an Indian woman missed her train from Naples to Florence by a mere minute, following a sudden schedule adjustment. Rather than incurring the cost of a new ticket, she and other displaced passengers were fortunate to receive aid from the railway staff, who facilitated free rebooking on a later train. This event ignited a conversation on social platforms about the discrepancies in passenger treatment globally.
National Award-winning actor Vikrant Massey is steadily expanding his creative footprint beyond acting. His production house, Homemade Stories, is built on a belief in keeping storytelling simple, honest and meaningful, and the actor-producer has now spoken about the thinking that drives it. Explaining his vision for the banner, Massey said, I wanted to tell stories that resonate with people without complicating matters. My motto has always been, less is more. Cut the frills, the superfluous, and just keep it as simple as possible. Asked whether Homemade Stories leans towards a particular genre, Massey indicated that he prefers to stay flexible. There are certain strengths every creative has, but I would not want to restrict myself to them, because it's an ever-evolving market. The idea is to go out there and tell good stories that are worth people's time and money. That philosophy has already found expression in the production house's first project, Musafir Cafe, which has received a warm response from audiences. Massey drew appreciation not only for backing the project as a producer but also for his performance and the character he portrayed. The project is considered an important milestone in his transition from actor to producer. The response to Musafir Cafe has also travelled beyond the screen. Massey is now taking the concept to the mountains, with plans to open two new Musafir Cafes in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. The move suggests an effort to extend the world of the project into a real-life experience for audiences. Looking ahead, Massey has an interesting slate. He will next be seen in White, in which he plays Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. The role adds to a career that has moved from acclaimed performances to a National Award win and, more recently, to an increasingly hands-on role behind the camera. Together, these ventures point to Massey's widening creative ambitions. With Homemade Stories, he is gaining another platform to back stories he believes are worth telling, though how the banner shapes its future slate remains to be seen. Also Read: Vikrant Massey starrer Musafir Cafe expands beyond screen as cafs take shape in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand; see pic
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay urges people to buy khadi, village products
Mahatma Gandhi, who wielded non-violence as a weapon, taught every Indian the importance of economic freedom and self-reliance through the spinning wheel, he said
Group encouraging people to join Green party to back
HDFC securities Celebrates Double Recognition at Business Word People Excellence Awards 2026
Business Wire India Recognised with Gold for Excellence in Compensation & Benefits and Silver for HR Technology by Business World People Excellence Awards HDFC securities is proud to announce its remarkable achievement at the Business Word HR Excellence Awards 2026, securing both the Gold and Silver awards in prestigious categories. This dual recognition underscores the [] The post HDFC securities Celebrates Double Recognition at Business Word People Excellence Awards 2026 appeared first on Startup Success Stories India - News & Updates for Indian Entrepreneurs .
Special Gram Sabhas on Oct 2 to Launch People
Special Gram Sabhas are assembling nationwide on Oct 2, 2026, to deliberate on transformative governance reforms, evaluate public services, and officially launch the Peoples Plan Campaign (PPC) 2026-27, themed Sabki Yojana, Sabka Vikas. Facilitated by the Ministry of Panchayati Raj in collaboration with multiple central ministries, these sessions empower Gram Panchayats to formulate inclusive, evidence-based [] The post Special Gram Sabhas on Oct 2 to Launch Peoples Plan Campaign 2026-27 appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
The man behind the pilot: Who are the people in Smit Machchhar's family? Know all about them
Captain Smit Machchhar is currently in the spotlight following the terrifying incident involving a flydubai flight, but an older conversation offers a much more personal glimpse into the man behind the pilot's uniform. In an...
Anushka Sharma To Zendaya, Famous People Who Turned Vegetarian And Why They Gave Up Meat
For some, the decision was driven by a love for animals, while others were motivated by health concerns, spirituality or a greater awareness of where their food comes from.
Bollarum arms theft accused claims eight people helped him
Hyderabad: The former Army Havildar, who was arrested in the Bollarum arms theft case, has claimed that eight people helped him execute the theft. The accused, U Mallesh, was questioned regarding the theft of 12 firearms and over 1,800 rounds of ammunition from the 20 Battalion, Madras Regiment premises at Bollarum. During the interrogation, Mallesh 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 .
TVK Win in Bypolls Will Be Peoples Recognition of Coalition Rule: Minister
The minister said the DMK is trying to make a comeback in Tamil Nadu politics while the AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami is trying to get out of a tough situation
One Of Your Best People: Son Of flydubai Passenger Praises Indian Pilot
Ofir Speigel's mother was flying from Thailand and had a connecting flight from Dubai to Israel.
People sleep in peace because Assam Police stand guard 24/7: Himanta Sarma
Digital Desk | Guwahati, Oct 1 (IANS) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Thursday paid tribute to the personnel of the Assam Police on Assam Police Day, acknowledging their round-the-clock service and role in maintaining peace and security across the state. In a post on X, CM Sarma said the people of Assam are able to live in peace because police personnel remain on duty around the clock to protect them. The people of Assam are in peace because someone in uniform is standing on guard, 24*7, the Chief Minister said. On the occasion of Assam Police Day, CM Sarma saluted every officer and personnel of the Assam Police for serving the state with courage, compassion and an unwavering sense of duty. We are proud of you, he said in his message. Assam Police Day is observed to recognise the contribution and sacrifices of the state's police force and to highlight its role in maintaining law and order, protecting citizens and responding to security challenges. The Assam Police have a long history of operating in a complex security environment, including challenges related to insurgency, border management, organised crime, drug trafficking and law and order. Over the years, the force has also expanded its focus beyond conventional policing, with greater emphasis on community engagement, technology-driven policing, cybercrime prevention and emergency response. The Chief Minister's message comes as Assam continues to strengthen its policing and security infrastructure amid the state's strategic location bordering Bhutan and Bangladesh and its proximity to several northeastern states. The Assam Police also play an important role in maintaining security during elections, major public events and natural disasters, besides regular crime prevention and investigation. CM Sarma's Assam Police Day message sought to underline the human and professional commitment of police personnel who remain deployed at various locations, often away from their families, as part of their duty. The Chief Minister's tribute comes as the state marks the occasion by honouring the force's service and reaffirming the importance of police-public cooperation in maintaining peace and security.
Trump calls Indian pilot 'hero' for saving 174 people on flydubai plane, labels co-pilot 'terrorist'
US President Donald Trump praised Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar as a 'hero' for saving 174 people aboard a flydubai plane after he was stabbed by his co-pilot, who allegedly attempted to crash the aircraft. Trump described the attacker as 'perhaps a terrorist or perhaps a whack job.'
Newsom vetoes measure that would have penalized the use of smart glasses to secretly record people
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill that would have penalized people for using smart glasses to record people without their permission in changing rooms, doctors offices and other spaces people generally consider private
The real cost of coal mines to people and planet
The longer it takes to transition away from fossil fuels such as coal, the more costs accrue as climate change accelerates.
Seven people killed, four injured after bus attacked by gunfire in Syria's Homs
At least seven people were killed and four wounded after a bus was targeted by gunfire on Misyaf Bridge in Homs, a source in Syria's Homs health directorate told state news agency SANA. The casualties were taken to hospitals, the source said.
Grenfell fire police investigators hand files on 20 firms and 54 people to CPS
Exposed bras and unitards: why are people wearing underwear on the outside?
After an argument, someone may choose to sleep for a while and calm down. Another person may head to bed simply to escape a difficult conversation. There is an important difference between the two. A little rest can help you return to a problem with a clearer head. But constantly avoiding the conversation wont make the issue disappear. It may simply remain unresolved.
Heat, Power Cuts Add To People's Woes In Rayalaseema
Roads in several towns and villages are wearing a deserted look during the afternoon, as people avoid stepping out in the hot sun: Reports
Agastya Nanda voices Project Hums latest video on memories, people and home
Agastya Nanda has lent his voice to Project Hums latest promotional video, continuing his association with the Mumbai-based farm-to-table fast-casual restaurant. The actor has been a partner at Project Hum for the past four years, alongside Raghav, Jatin and Pragun. The latest video centres on the people, memories and small moments that contribute to making a place feel like home. Through Agastyas voiceover, the film explores the familiar feeling of returning to a place where there is always a table waiting for you. Built around the idea of coming back to a familiar space, the video focuses on the sense of warmth and familiarity associated with Hum over the years. Rather than highlighting the restaurant solely as a dining destination, the film brings attention to the experiences and personal connections that develop around a shared table. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Project Hum (@project.hum) Agastyas involvement in the project marks another chapter in his ongoing association with Project Hum. Having been connected with the restaurant for four years, his latest contribution adds a personal voice to the story the brand seeks to tell through the video. The project has been put together by a team comprising Executive Producers Aanya Jain and Meghna Sahgal, Producer Bherulal Prajapati, Creative Producer Vishwa Sankhe and Director Tanvi Ghosh. They have worked alongside the wider crew to bring the concept and visual narrative of the video together. With its focus on familiarity, shared memories and the idea of having a place to return to, the latest video reflects the connection Project Hum aims to build around its space and community. Agastyas voice serves as the narrative thread through the film, bringing together its central theme of finding comfort in a place that feels familiar. Also Read : Vivaan Shah pays heartfelt tribute to real-life hero he portrayed in Ikkis; calls it one of his most meaningful roles
Odisha Minister Appeals to Sarpanches to Make Gandhi Jayanti Gram Sabhas People-Centric
Odisha PR & RD Minister Rabi Narayan Naik writes to Sarpanches, calling for active citizen participation during the Special Gram Sabha on Gandhi Jayanti. The post Odisha Minister Appeals to Sarpanches to Make Gandhi Jayanti Gram Sabhas People-Centric appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
China Celebrates 77th Anniversary of the Peoples Republic with Grand Ceremony in Beijing
A grand ceremony in Beijing marks the 77th anniversary of the Peoples Republic of China, featuring speeches from President Xi Jinping. China Celebrates 77th Anniversary of the Peoples Republic with Grand Ceremony in Beijing
Tamil Nadu police warn people against loan, lottery, scholarship and grocery scams
Serve people with diligence, compassion: Revanth to officials
Two million people in England unaware their properties are at risk of flooding
Goa nightclub owners offer 15 lakh ex gratia to kin of people killed in fire; HC seeks reply
A division bench of the HC in Goa recorded the statement made on behalf of Saurav and Gaurav Luthra, brothers and owners of the fire-hit nightclub Birch by Romeo Lane, that they were willing to pay 15 lakh to each of the 25 victims' families
People Have To Wait: Rishabh Pant Breaks Silence On India White-Ball Snub
While Rishabh Pant continues to be a key figure in India's Test setup, he has largely been out of contention in the limited-overs formats, especially ODIs.
Dharapuram bypoll campaign: Enthusiastic welcome by workers, people to TN CM Vijay
Digital Desk | Coimbatore, Sep 30 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, C. Joseph Vijay, received an enthusiastic welcome from Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) workers and members of the public on Wednesday as he arrived to campaign for the Dharapuram Assembly bypoll. CM Vijay flew from Chennai on a private aircraft before beginning his road journey to Dharapuram in Tiruppur district, where he was scheduled to address a public meeting in support of TVK candidate Sathyabama. The visit marked C. Joseph Vijay's first arrival in Coimbatore since taking over as Chief Minister. Party workers and residents gathered along the route to greet him, with people from across the Kongu region joining the crowds. Many had been waiting in the scorching heat, hoping to catch a glimpse of CM Vijay as his campaign vehicle passed through their localities. The reception extended beyond Coimbatore, drawing supporters from surrounding areas ahead of the Dharapuram meeting. After reaching the airport, CM Vijay held a discussion with the District Collector and other government officials. He then walked a short distance along the road before boarding a campaign vehicle for the onward journey. Police made security arrangements along the route, placing barricades on both sides of the road to regulate the crowds. Personnel were deployed to prevent supporters from crossing the roadway as the Chief Ministers vehicle moved towards the meeting venue. The arrangements kept those waiting to see CM Vijay behind the barricades, allowing the campaign vehicle to proceed along the route. Crowds lined both sides of the road as party workers and members of the public awaited his arrival. From Coimbatore airport, CM Vijays route to Dharapuram passed through Chinniyampalayam, Neelambur, Kaniyur, Karumathampatti, Somanur, Karanampettai and Palladam. The journey took him through several localities before reaching the public meeting venue in Tiruppur district. The Dharapuram visit is centred on the partys campaign for Sathyabama, who is contesting the forthcoming Assembly bypoll. The crowds gathering since morning reflected the anticipation surrounding his visit, particularly among supporters waiting along the road rather than at the meeting venue alone. Officials said CM Vijay would return to Chennai by private aircraft at 7 p.m. after completing the public meeting and his campaign engagement in Dharapuram.
Investigators have sent two mobile phones, a laptop, and a tablet belonging to Sahil Wakode to the Forensic Science Laboratory at Kalina to decode and unlock the electronic devices.
Emotional Permanence: Expert Explains Why Some People Need Constant Reassurance
Are we okay? The question comes up when there is no argument behind it and no cold word to explain it. Nothing has gone wrong, yet a delayed reply or a shorter-than-usual message is enough to set off a quiet alarm.
Police seek charges against 20 firms and 54 people over Grenfell Tower fire
The force is seeking charges for 54 individuals and 20 companies over the 2017 tower block fire that killed 72 people.
People of Purpose: Monica Pesswani
Through The Apprentice Project, Monica Pesswani is helping children move beyond marks to question, create, solve problems and shape their futures.
Israeli strikes kill five people in Gaza, medics say
Israeli strikes killed at least
Bill Gates predicts AI will kill a billion people
Mangaluru MRPL Blast: MP Brijesh Chowta Appeals People To Not Panic
As a precautionary measure, local hospitals had also been asked to remain prepared to handle any emergency and make necessary arrangements, he said
Eight people injured in explosion at Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals, undergoing treatment
At least eight people sustained injuries in an explosion on the premises of Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) near the city on Wednesday, causing panic in the surrounding areas for a while. An MRPL...
Martha L. Nickerson contributed 48 acres of her family farm in Massachusetts to the Attleboro Land Trust. This donation created the public Nickerson Walking Woods Preserve, enabling community access to nature. The land now features designated walking trails and natural habitats developed over the years. Research shows spending time in nature contributes positively to health and wellbeing.
In many Indian homes, the day ends in the kitchen. The last roti is served, the gas is turned off, and then comes a small ritual, using a damp cloth, a few firm strokes across the slab, and a final look to make sure everything shines. While some people do it once to finally clean the slab or the utensils, there are others who do it again and again before they can finally switch off the light.Most of us have noticed this habit in someone close to us, or in ourselves, and they cannot sit down calmly without making the kitchen look spik and span, be it a mother who cannot sit down until the counter is spotless, a roommate who wipes the stove while the food is still being eaten.Even though we often tend to shrug it off as just how they are, or joke that they are obsessed with cleanliness, but small habits often carry bigger stories, and the way we treat one tiny patch of the kitchen can say something about how our minds handle pressure, clutter, unfinished jobs, and the need to feel in control.Researchers have spent years studying the psychology behind this, and there are surprising reasons why this happens.
Democrats hope anger at Trump enough to get young people to vote
Political strategist Celinda Lake says that young voters dont usually cast their ballots in midterm elections. Democrats hope anger at Trump enough to get young people to vote
Moodys Ratings says Indias fertility has already fallen below replacement level, as the global fertility rate has declined from 4.9 to about 2.2 children per woman since 1950
He Urged People To Prevent Ebola. Hours Later, He Was Beaten To Death
A politician has reportedly been beaten to death after speaking about Ebola. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the alleged attack.
Pupil Stabs Teacher at Slovakia School, Injures 2 Other People
Interior Minister Mat utaj Etok, Education Minister Tom Drucker and Health Minister Kamil ako traveled to the town.
Video games could make us better people
Addiction, violence, aggression, social withdrawal: Video games have been in the crosshairs for a litany of negative impacts. Researchers at Macquarie University, however, are working on the premise that video games can have positive impacts, too
Beyond temperature: How people experience urban heat
Urban heat is more than a matter of temperature. It can affect how people sleep, work, travel through the city and dress, and even how safe or comfortable they feel in public spaces. Yet these everyday consequences often remain invisible in conventional assessments of urban heat.
'I like proving people wrong': The women taking up DIY and plumbing
Female DIY experts and tradeswomen talk about their experiences of a traditionally male-dominated domain.
We can finally measure the damage each new coal, gas or oil project will do to people and nature
We have long known every tonne of carbon dioxide matters to the climate. But governments keep approving new fossil fuel projects
Digital literacy doesnt shield people from cyber fraud
200 people, 5 km, after 9 pm: Bengaluru walks after dark, confronts womens safety
Painkillers, antibiotics without advice can carry hidden risks: Nagaland to people
Poor diet, sedentary habits contribute to rising metabolic disorders among young people, says expert
Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research organises Prof. S.P. Thyagarajan Endowment Oration
People will decide on AIADMK-DMK alliance speculation, says Minister
Rajmohan defends the TVKs bypoll campaign
People will decide on AIADMK-DMK alliance speculation, says Minister
Rajmohan defends the TVKs bypoll campaign
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Aamrapali Dubey has addressed the long-standing rumours surrounding her equation with Bhojpuri actor Dinesh Lal Yadav, popularly known as Nirahua, on the latest episode of Bigg Boss 20. While the two have often been linked romantically, they have maintained that they share a close friendship. Amrapali opened up about their bond while speaking to fellow contestant Love Gill. Aamrapali and Dinesh have known each other since the actress entered the Bhojpuri film industry. She made her Bhojpuri film debut in 2014 with Nirahua Hindustani, which also starred Dinesh. Over the years, their professional association has developed into a close friendship, often leading to speculation about their relationship. Aamrapali Dubey on dating rumours with Nirahua Speaking about her equation with Dinesh, Aamrapali explained that their friendship has reached a point where they can understand each other without saying much. She also addressed the public perception that the two are dating. Even today, our friendship is such that I dont need to tell him anything. I just look at him, and he understands and starts laughing. Friendships should be so unfiltered. People think he and I are dating, and that poor guy has gone crazy convincing me that I should marry someone. How do I explain to him? Men think its very easy to get married. They dont understand our side. We will have to leave all that we have earned behind and go. Men find this idea of getting married very easy, she said. Aamrapali and Dinesh's longstanding bond Aamrapali and Dinesh's association dates back to the actress's early years in Bhojpuri cinema. Apart from working together, their friendship has remained a talking point among fans and audiences. Dinesh is married to Mansha Yadav, and they have two sons. Aamrapali has also spoken about her bond with his children. A few months ago, she discussed her equation with Dinesh's family on the reality show Bhojpuri Bawaal. Her connection with Dinesh also played a role in her transition from television to Bhojpuri films. During an earlier episode of Bigg Boss 20, Aamrapali recalled that Dinesh recommended her name to actor Santosh Shukla during Bigg Boss 6. According to her, after Dinesh put in a word for her, she moved from television to films. Also Read:Bigg Boss 20: Uditi Singh calls breakup with Karan Wahi blessing in disguise; says partner demotivated her
What is the triple lock and why are people talking about it?
The triple lock guarantees that the state pension is not overtaken by inflation or wage increases.
Murdered for their eyes: people with albinism living in terror in Madagascar
Bharati Bank is dedicated to providing credit to the common people, says Vishwajeet Kadam
Articles 370, 35A deeply tied to sentiments of J&K people: PDP MLA Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi
Srinagar, September 29 : PDP MLA Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi on Tuesday said the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly was the sole forum to raise and advocate for issues facing the region, asserting that Articles 370 and 35A were deeply tied to the sentiments and emotions of its people. Speaking on the autumn session of the J&K Legislative Assembly, Mehdi said the legislators had sought to raise people's concerns in the House and work towards finding solutions to them. As far as the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly is concerned, it is the sole forum where we can present and advocate for the issues facing the region. During this session, we have sought to raise the people's concerns in the House and work towards solutions to these issues. Articles 370 and 35A were not merely constitutional provisions; they were deeply tied to the sentiments and emotions of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, he told ANI. We continue to advocate for their restoration. The BJP is the party that removed these provisions, so expecting it to restore them is unrealistic, he added. National Conference MLA Abdul Majeed Larmi said the Question Hour went well but alleged that BJP members created an uproar in the House. The Question Hour went well. The uproar was created by BJP members; whether in Jammu or in Srinagar, that is simply their modus operandi. They will continue to do this, as they still have three years remaining in their term, Larmi said. Congress MLA Nizam Uddin Bhat said the session was aimed at ensuring that proceedings moved calmly and smoothly while allowing legislators to highlight issues and hold the government accountable. This session aimed to ensure that proceedings moved calmly and smoothly, allowing us to highlight issues and hold the government accountable. Raising these issues fosters public awareness and reassures people that their representatives are advocating for them effectively, he said. Unfortunately, there was significant uproar over certain matters, resulting in a great deal of lost time. Despite this, the Speaker tried to keep the House functioning... It has now become a trend where jingoism and shouting prevail, and aggressive posturing seems to be seen as the only way to get things done, Bhat added. Meanwhile, BJP MLA R S Pathania said his party wanted issues to be resolved through discussion and deliberation, while alleging that the ruling National Conference was responsible for disruptions. The BJP seeks a resolution to every issue through discussion, deliberation, and debate. They repeatedly claim that their powers have been curtailed... The solution is for us to sit together more often and engage in greater discussion and deliberation so that the true purpose of this House can be upheld, Pathania said. It was we who raised questions regarding the allocation of vehicles, and ultimately the issue was resolved; we brought up many such matters. The problem, however, lies with the National Conference; the ruling party itself is causing disruptions, he added. The remarks came amid discussions in the Assembly over Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's resolution seeking the immediate and urgent restoration of full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. The resolution referred to earlier resolutions passed by the House in 2000 and 2024. Several legislators had also sought amendments to the resolution to include references to Articles 370 and 35A. Mehdi had moved an amendment seeking an expression of deep anguish and disapproval over measures initiated after August 5, 2019, including the cessation of Articles 370 and 35A and the reorganisation of the erstwhile state into the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly's autumn session, which began on September 21, is set to conclude on September 30 after seven sittings. During the session, legislators raised issues including employment, reservation, regularisation of workers, power tariffs and other public concerns.
Dennis Haskins, best known as Principal Richard Belding in Saved by the Bell, has died at 75. A tribute from Dimples Karaoke revealed that the actor had privately battled Parkinsons and other health concerns for years because he did not want the attention and did not want to have to tell people. The statement remembered Haskins as a beloved regular and said he was very much loved.
In a post on X, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said it was a matter of pride for Kannadigas that the historic Mysuru Dasara, a symbol of culture, tradition and spiritual values, would be inaugurated in the divine presence of Abhinava Gavisiddeshwara Mahaswamiji.
UN agency warns funding crisis could leave 8.3 million people without aid
A deepening funding crisis could leave nearly 8.3 million refugees and forcibly displaced people without access to assistance this year, and push protection systems in some countries towards collapse, the United Nations refugee agency warned on Tuesday. UNHCR is facing one of its worst-ever
Myanmar military airstrike kills 49 people, injures 58 others near market in Rakhine state
An airstrike by Myanmar's military near a busy market in western Rakhine state has killed at least 49 people and injured 58 others, according to the Arakan Army and a local rescue official. The strike took place in an area under the control of the powerful ethnic armed group, with civilians including vendors, shoppers and pedestrians among those reported killed. The attack in Kyauktaw township is the latest deadly aerial assault reported amid Myanmar's prolonged armed conflict, which has intensified since the military seized power from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in February 2021.
Airstrike Near a Market in Myanmar's Rakhine State Kills 49 People
The group said 58 other people were injured, 22 of them critically.
Major Pentagon breach exposes sensitive data on nearly 3 million people
A breach of the Pentagons sprawling personnel database exposed sensitive information belonging to a massive swath of military personnel, including Social Security numbers and details about the jobs they held, according to a U.S. defense official. The breach affected 2.76 million living people and another 294,000 who are deceased, the official said. The scope and sensitivity of the exposed information could raise national security concerns, particularly because the files included details about the jobs performed by military and civilian personnel. A Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) information system experienced unauthorized access of personally identifiable information by a small number of unauthorized users between October 2025 and July 2026. Upon discovery, DMDC immediately remediated the vulnerability, the official said. Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP - PHOTO: The Pentagon is seen from Air Force One, Sept. 26, 2026, in Washington, D.C. The Defense Manpower Data Center serves as one of the Pentagons main repositories for personnel records, holding information on active-duty and reserve troops, civilian employees, contractors, retirees, veterans and military family members. FBI investigating possible cyber breach of its job application website: Sources The agency maintains more than 60 million personnel records. Military Times first reported the breach last week. The unauthorized access stretched from October 2025 until July, when DMDC discovered the vulnerability and patched the affected system, according to the defense official, adding theres no evidence yet that any of the exposed data has been misused. Defense officials said they have found no evidence so far that the exposed information has been misused and are offering identity protection and credit monitoring resources. The news of the Pentagon breach comes as the FBI sent a notice to employees on Friday outlining their response to a breach of its jobs portal FBIJobs.gov . An threat actor said it would publish data includingFBI employees'names, home address, personal and work contact information, Social Security numbers, date of birth and emergency contact information, sources told ABC News, and the bureau is operating as if every FBI employees personal information was compromised. But in a statement to the New York Times and 404 Media on Monday, the hacking group shinyhunters claimed it won't release the data as it previously said it would. Since the very beginning of this event we have unequivocally and assiduously emphasised this is NOT extortion, this is NOT ransom, this is NOT financially motivated, the statement said. This was all a marketing campaign to protect our business and actively combat disinformation. If we made this statement normally then this much attention to our words and intentions wouldve never been this widespread. ABC News has not independently verified the group's claims. Employees who were impacted have also begun to be notified, and the FBI said that the impacted system --FBIJobs.gov -- was unclassified. The FBI also issued a warning for those who might be impacted, advising them to maintain situational awareness and to not answer suspicious calls. There will also be internal briefings for employees who have been impacted. It also says, according to the warning described to ABC News, that employees should not talk to the media and if the media is trespassing, employees should call911. This article originally appeared on ABC News at https://abcnews.com/Politics/pentagon-breach-exposed-sensitive-data-3-million-people/story?id=136832909
Indirectly mining affected people in Odisha get substantial DMF fund, CAG unearths
Many projects which were inadmissible under Odisha DMF rules were executed in the State, says the audit
People Divided Over Linking Traffic Fines With Power Bills
The observations came during the hearing of a plea concerning systemic reforms in road safety, traffic enforcement and post-accident victim care.
AIIMS Bibinagar Team Serves 428 People At Tribal Health Camp
The camp was held under the guidance of AIIMS-Bibinagar executive director Prof. Dr Amita Aggarwal, dean (research) Dr Rahul Narang and Dr Y.L. Srinivas of the Sammakka Sarakka Central Tribal University.
Psychology says people who carry a charger everywhere may hate one feeling more than a dead phone
A dead phone can create problems that barely existed a few decades ago. Smartphones now help people find their way around and stay connected to work. Many also keep tickets and payment apps on their devices.
Matt Damon's path to becoming a global water advocate was sparked by a life-changing visit to a village in Zambia. This experience led him to establish the H2O Africa Foundation, focused on highlighting the urgent issues surrounding water scarcity. In partnership with Gary White, they founded Water.org, broadening their impact, which has since helped around 92 million individuals access safe water and sanitation.
