The financial penalty is only one part of the agreement. The more significant impact could come from a sweeping package of new limits, parental controls, age checks and changes to engagement features.
Womens Asia Cup: Jay Shah Congratulates Smriti Mandhana For Record-making 124 Vs Hong Kong
ICC Chairman Jay Shah: International Cricket Council (ICC) Chairman Jay Shah on Thursday congratulated Smriti Mandhana for scoring a record-breaking century and being the leading run-scorer in women's international cricket as she helped India to a massive 137-run victory against Hong Kong-China in the Women's T20 Asia Cup in Dubai. Mandhana hit a stroke-filled 124 off 64 balls and helped India post 193/5 after Hong Kong-China won the toss and elected to field first. The bowlers then ran through the opponent's batting line-up and bowled them out for 56 to secure a 137-run win. Heartiest congratulations to Smriti Mandhana on becoming the highest run-scorer (10,880*) and the leading century-maker (18) in Womens International Cricket, ICC Chairman Jay Shah wrote in his Instagram story on Thursday. Your journey is a testament to elegance, consistency and sheer hard work. You have not only rewritten the record books, but also redefined aspirations for millions of young girls and boys across India and the world, he wrote in his post. Earlier, opening the batting alongside Shafali Verma, Smriti Mandhana overcame a slow, low-paced surface in Dubai to register her second T20I century laced with 14 boundaries and seven sixes, making her the first Indian womens batter to achieve this landmark. In doing so, she surpassed former teammate Mithali Raj's international career tally of 10,868 runs, while also claiming her 18th international hundred across formats - the most centuries hit by a batter in women's international cricket and took her past Meg Lanning in the list. Smriti found her rhythm in the second over by sweeping wrist-spinner Kary Chan for the innings' first boundary, before Shafali Verma exploded in the sixth over off Marina Lamplough, hitting two sixes and two fours in a 22-run over to push India to 60/0 at the end of the powerplay. The 50-run opening stand, their 29th fifty-plus stand in T20Is, ended in the eighth over when Shafali miscued a full toss from off-spinner Ruchitha Venkatesh to fall for 28. Pratika Rawal (10) fell in the 13th over by miscuing Joyleen Kaur to point. Smriti, however, accelerated through the back end of the innings. She reached her half-century off 41 balls with a six over deep backward square leg off Iqra in the 11th over. Adapting to the lack of pace on the pitch, she relied on backfoot placement and lofted shots, with the standout being advancing down the track to hit three consecutive sixes off Ruchitha in the 18th over. The 50-run opening stand, their 29th fifty-plus stand in T20Is, ended in the eighth over when Shafali miscued a full toss from off-spinner Ruchitha Venkatesh to fall for 28. Pratika Rawal (10) fell in the 13th over by miscuing Joyleen Kaur to point. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Her milestone-laden knock ended on the penultimate ball of the innings when she was run out after a mid-pitch mix-up with Bharti Fulmali. Richa Ghosh (11) and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (10) made brief contributions as India set Hong Kong a target of 194, though India's middle order making only 34 runs means that department is still a worrisome point. Article Source: IANS
No more reels? Govt plans social media code for its employees
The Indian government is reportedly planning to introduce a social media code of conduct for its officers and employees. This move aims to regulate their online activities, preventing the posting of personal opinions or content that glorifies their work on platforms like X, Facebook, and Instagram, addressing the current lack of specific guidelines.
Nuapada: Two Accidents in One Day at Jhagrai Chowk Leave Two Dead, Two Injured
The Biju Expressway near Jhagrai 4 Chowk under Komna police station limits in Nuapada district turned blood-stained on Thursday after two separate road accidents claimed two lives and left two others seriously injured. In the first incident, a truck ran over 50-year-old Gupat Bemal of Dhumabhata village under Komna police station near Jhagrai 4 Chowk [] The post Nuapada: Two Accidents in One Day at Jhagrai Chowk Leave Two Dead, Two Injured appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
J&K Agriculture Minister Javid Ahmad Dar outlines key agrarian reforms and administrative priorities
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Allahabad HC quashes NSA detention, orders release of DU student
Prayagraj: The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday, September 2, quashed the detention of Aakriti Chaudhary, a 25-year-old Delhi University history graduate who was taken into custody under the National Security Act in connection with the Noida workers protest in April 2026. Allowing Chaudharys habeas corpus petition challenging her arrest, a bench of Justices Atul Sreedharan 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 .
Dengue season: Mosquitoes taking over your house? These 7 common plants can act as a natural shield
Urban residents are using plants on balconies to repel mosquitoes. Fragrant herbs and flowers are being adopted for their natural repellent properties. Experts emphasise that these plants are an additional barrier, not a sole solution. Integrated vector control remains the primary strategy for dengue prevention. Community workshops are teaching residents about these green shield gardening practices.
Odisha Govt to Release 5th Installment of CM-KISAN Worth Over Rs 833 Crore Tomorrow
In a significant push to strengthen the states agrarian economy, the Department of Agriculture and Farmers Empowerment, Government of Odisha, will disburse the fifth installment of the CM-KISAN scheme for the Rabi 2026-27 season tomorrow, September 4, 2026. The state-level flagship event will be held at the OUAT Krushi Shiksha Sadan in Bhubaneswar, where Chief [] The post Odisha Govt to Release 5th Installment of CM-KISAN Worth Over Rs 833 Crore Tomorrow appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment has announced a three-film deal to shoot its upcoming productions in Australia. The announcement was made on Thursday, September 3, during the visit of NSW Premier Chris Minns to the production houses Mumbai office. The three-film collaboration includes Heyy Babyy 2, the sequel to the 2007 comedy Heyy Babyy. The original film was also shot in Australia, marking a return to the country for the franchise. The latest collaboration is being undertaken through Sydney-based TEMPLE and is aimed at further strengthening the production houses association with the Australian film industry. Premier Chris Minns, who was in India from August 31 to September 3, visited the Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment office as part of his India tour. During the visit, he toured the office and interacted with the team before the three-film Australia deal was announced. Speaking about the collaboration, Sajid Nadiadwala said: Australia is not only breathtakingly beautiful, but also an incredibly film-friendly country with a highly professional, efficient and welcoming environment for filmmakers. From our directors to EP had all had a fantastic time shooting there, and the support and warmth extended to our team made the entire process truly memorable. The experience has encouraged us to look at Australia as a key destination for our future productions, and we are now looking forward to taking three of our upcoming films there to shoot. It is a country we would be delighted to return to, time and again. It was also our pleasure to host Premier Chris Minns at Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment and engage in a meaningful conversation about our future productions especially now that there is a co-production treaty. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nadiadwala Grandson (@nadiadwalagrandson) NSW Premier Chris Minns said, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment is one of the great names in Indian cinema, so having them choose Australia for three upcoming films is a big vote of confidence in our screen industry. Theyve had a long relationship with Australia, including filming the original Heyy Babyy here almost 20 years ago, and were really pleased they want to come back. These are big productions that employ a lot of people, from local crews and creatives to businesses on the ground, while putting NSW in front of audiences right across India. Weve got incredible locations, world-class crews and a strong Indian community. We want to make NSW an easy choice for Indian filmmakers looking to shoot their next big production. Australian filmmaker Anupam Sharma, who has previously supported Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainments production plans in Sydney and headed the first shoot of Heyy Babyy, added, Mr. Sajid Nadiadwala and his crew not only brought the biggest ensemble of stars to NSW ever but they also left the fondest memories with their professionalism and respect for the Australian way of working. It is a delight to be working with them again at a time when the Co-production Treaty is providing substantial benefits for Australian - Indian co-productions. The latest announcement builds on Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainments previous filming experience in Australia and comes amid efforts to strengthen production and creative collaborations between the Indian and Australian film industries. Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment, which has marked 75 years in the entertainment industry, has been involved in film production across generations. Sajid Nadiadwala currently leads the production house and continues to develop projects across different formats and markets. Also Read: 12 years of Kick: RARE pictures, UNTOLD anecdotes from Sajid Nadiadwalas blockbuster Salman Khans childhood pictures were studied and animators COPIED his comic nuances, Randeep Hooda needed 27 takes for his first shot and ZERO retakes later
Congress Launches Satyagraha in Haldwani Demanding Withdrawal of Case Against Rahul Gandhi
Mumbai, September 3: In Haldwani, party activists have initiated a Satyagraha movement in protest against the oppression of Dalits and the case filed against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The protest, taking place at Buddha Park, includes participation from Dr. Sunil Pawar, the National President of the Rajiv Gandhi Panchayati Raj Congress. Congress workers are expressing ... Read more Congress Launches Satyagraha in Haldwani Demanding Withdrawal of Case Against Rahul Gandhi
ECI Top Brass Reviews Special Intensive Revision 2026 Progress in Koraput
A high-level review meeting was held at the District Museum Conference Hall in Koraput to evaluate the progress of the Election Commission of Indias (ECI) Special Intensive Revision-2026 program. The meeting was attended by ECI Principal Secretary S.B. Joshi, Under Secretary Vibhor Agrawal, and Deputy Secretary of the Odisha Governments Home (Elections) Department, Jitendra Patra. [] The post ECI Top Brass Reviews Special Intensive Revision 2026 Progress in Koraput appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
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Lollapalooza India has announced the lineup for its 2027 edition, with Olivia Dean and Limp Bizkit set to headline the festivals fifth edition. The two-day event will be held on January 23 and 24, 2027, at Mumbais Mahalaxmi Racecourse. The 2027 edition will feature performances across four stages, bringing together international acts and Indian artists from a range of musical genres. General ticket sales for the festival are now live through the official Lollapalooza India website. Olivia Dean, who won Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammy Awards, will headline the festival with songs including Messy, Dive and Man I Need. Limp Bizkit, meanwhile, will make their India debut as part of the festival. The American nu-metal band, known for tracks such as Break Stuff, Rollin and Nookie, has received three Grammy nominations and has sold more than 40 million records worldwide, according to the festival organisers. The international lineup also includes KATSEYE, Fontaines D.C., 5 Seconds of Summer and six-time Grammy winner St. Vincent. KATSEYE will bring their contemporary pop sound to the festival, while Dublin-based Fontaines D.C. will represent the alternative and post-punk side of the lineup. 5 Seconds of Summer will perform tracks from their catalogue, including Youngblood, while St. Vincent will bring her art-rock and experimental sound to the festival. The electronic music roster features Steve Angello of Swedish House Mafia, Japanese artist U$UK UK1MAT$U and Belgian DJ duo 2manydjs. Rachel Chinouriri, Ecca Vandal, Pinkshift and Alain Johannes are among the other international performers announced for the 2027 edition. The festival will also have a significant representation from the Indian independent and contemporary music scene. Aditya Gadhvi, Anuv Jain, Indian Ocean, Blackstratblues, Kayan, Rhea Raj, Yashraj, Isyana Sarasvati, Swadesi, Varijashree Venugopal, Donn Bhat and Shanka Tribe are among the Indian artists on the lineup. A special collaboration will see Stewart Copeland of The Police perform with three-time Grammy winner and Padma Shri recipient Ricky Kej. The Manganiyar Seduction will also bring its folk music traditions to the festival, while Scribe, Maneesh On The Beat, RANJ x Clifr and several independent artists will feature across the stages. The wider lineup includes Rafiki, Curtain Blue, Run It's The Kid, Janisht Joshi, The Lightyears Explode, Meewakching, Calcutta Cowboy, Anoushka Maskey, Dohnraj & The Peculiars, Rasa, Noni-Mouse, Karshni, Raj and Shriya Rao, among others. With artists representing genres ranging from nu-metal and post-punk to electronic music, hip-hop, jazz, R&B, folk and classical fusion, Lollapalooza India 2027 is set to continue the festivals focus on a diverse musical lineup. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lollapalooza India (@lollaindia) Beyond the performances, the festival will feature immersive installations, the Lolla Food Park and its #LollaForChange initiative. The organisers have also announced partnerships with international and Indian brands for the 2027 edition. Lollapalooza India 2027 will take place on January 23 and 24 at Mumbais Mahalaxmi Racecourse. General tickets are currently on sale. Also Read: Lollapalooza India 2026 Day 1 turns Mumbai into a genre-defying music playground with Playboi Carti, YUNGBLUD & more
Disha Patani shares BTS moments from Awarapan 2, pens note of gratitude amid films success
Disha Patani has shared a series of behind-the-scenes pictures from the sets of her latest theatrical release, Awarapan 2, along with a heartfelt note expressing gratitude for the experience and the love the film has received. As the action-musical continues its box-office run, Disha took to social media to give fans a glimpse of her time on the sets. The pictures feature moments with the cast and crew, offering a look at the people and memories associated with the sequel. Sharing the BTS clicks, Disha expressed her appreciation for everyone who was part of the film. She wrote, Grateful to connect with such amazing beautiful souls in this journey of telling a story that we all will cherish forever. Truly an honour to be part of this team and grateful for all the love thats been received by the film blessed View this post on Instagram A post shared by disha patani (paatni) (@dishapatani) Awarapan 2 released in theatres on August 14 and marks the first on-screen collaboration between Disha Patani and Emraan Hashmi. The film has reportedly been performing strongly at the box office, with a worldwide gross collection of Rs. 210.20 crore. The films performance adds to Disha Patanis recent run at the box office, following her 2026 release Welcome To The Jungle. With Awarapan 2 continuing to draw attention, Dishas latest social media post gives fans a glimpse into her experience of being part of the sequel and the journey behind its making. Also Read : Awarapan 2s dream run to be interrupted by Toxic, but trade celebrates its success: Awarapan 2 is a reasonably priced mid-range film, just like most Vishesh Films ventures. Returns are going to be HUGE
Ektaa R Kapoor has sparked curiosity on social media with a cryptic announcement about an upcoming development. The producer, who has been behind several popular television shows, films and digital projects, hinted that she is ready to reveal a collaboration that she has been keeping under wraps. Taking to social media, Ektaa shared a short but intriguing message that read, Been keeping a secret. Not anymore. Tomorrow, something exciting is about to begin. While the post confirms that an announcement is scheduled for September 4, it does not disclose the nature of the project or the identity of the person or entity involved. The deliberate lack of details has already prompted speculation about what Ektaa could be planning next. According to the teaser, the upcoming announcement involves a secret collaborator who shares Ektaas approach towards storytelling while bringing a fresh and contemporary perspective to the process. The collaboration is expected to bring together two creative minds with a common interest in creating stories that connect with audiences. View this post on Instagram A post shared by EktaaRkapoor (@ektarkapoor) However, the details surrounding the partnership remain closely guarded. It is currently unclear whether Ektaa is hinting at a new film, a digital project, a fresh entertainment venture or a collaboration in an entirely different space. The announcement could also mark the beginning of a new creative association aimed at exploring newer formats and ways of engaging viewers. Ektaa R Kapoor has consistently expanded her work across television, cinema and streaming, making the latest teaser particularly intriguing for audiences familiar with her body of work. Her upcoming announcement has therefore generated interest despite the absence of concrete information about the project. The producers decision to tease the development a day ahead of the reveal has also added to the anticipation. With the identity of the collaborator and the nature of the project still unknown, audiences will have to wait until the official announcement to find out what Ektaa has been preparing. The mystery is expected to be unveiled on September 4, when Ektaa R Kapoor is likely to share further details about the collaboration and the next chapter of her creative journey. Also Read: Ektaa R Kapoor joins hands with Amar Butala for Sajid Khans horror-comedy Hero Ki Horrorine
iPhone 18 Pro Chip Leak Indicates Major GPU and Memory Bandwidth Improvements
An alleged solder joint diagram for Apple's A20 Pro chip suggests the processor will deliver a number of significant upgrades, including a seven-core GPU, a wider memory interface, and a larger L2 cache for its efficiency cores. The claims come from a Weibo user who says the layout was reconstructed by mapping the chip's solder ball positions and overlaying them with die level images to sketch out where each block of the processor sits. According to the post, the resulting outline points to a two and four core CPU configuration and a seven core GPU, with the top of the die housing the GPU and the CPU occupying the center. Based on the layout, the leaker expects the A20 Pro's efficiency cores to share an 8MB L2 cache, up from 6MB on the A19 Pro, while the performance cores retain their existing 16MB L2 cache. The size of the shared system level cache is not yet known, but the leaker believes it is unlikely to shrink given the chip's new image signal processor and neural engine. With regards to the GPU, the seven core configuration would mark an increase from the six cores on the A19 Pro, a jump of roughly 16%. The leak also points to a 96-bit memory interface for LPDDR5x RAM, up from the 64-bit interface on the A19 Pro, a 50% increase that would meaningfully boost memory bandwidth. Graphics performance tends to scale with memory bandwidth, so the wider bus could have an additional impact on top of the additional GPU core. The A20 Pro is highly likely to debut the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max next week. It could also be used in Apple's first foldable iPhone. Related Roundups: iPhone 18 Pro , iPhone Fold This article, iPhone 18 Pro Chip Leak Indicates Major GPU and Memory Bandwidth Improvements first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
Kahani Suno fame Pakistani singer Aima Baig gets divorced?
Islamabad: Another day and another celebrity separation news has shocked fans, this time from the Pakistani entertainment industry. We are talking about popular singer Aima Baig, best known for her soulful voice and her rendition of the global hit Kahani Suno. The singers latest Instagram caption has now gone viral, in which she have hinted 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 .
Pawan Singh Raises Alarm Over Flood Crisis in Bhojpur, Appeals to CM Samrat Chaudhary
Patna, September 3: Bhojpuri cinemas power star, Pawan Singh, is deeply concerned about the plight of flood-affected individuals in his home region of Bhojpur. He recently shared images on Instagram showcasing the devastation caused by the floods, highlighting the struggles faced by the local community. Singh expressed his solidarity with the affected families during this ... Read more Pawan Singh Raises Alarm Over Flood Crisis in Bhojpur, Appeals to CM Samrat Chaudhary
Abhilash Thapliyal Praises Taapsee Pannus Film Choices, Calls Her a Trailblazer
Mumbai, September 3: Actress Taapsee Pannu is renowned for her powerful performances and impressive film selections. She is currently captivating audiences once again with her action-thriller film Gandhari. On Thursday, her friend and actor Abhilash Thapliyal urged everyone to watch the film. Abhilash Thapliyal shared several photos with Taapsee Pannu on Instagram, where he praised ... Read more Abhilash Thapliyal Praises Taapsee Pannus Film Choices, Calls Her a Trailblazer
iPhone 18 Pro leak claims the A20 Pro will have dramatic GPU gains
Macworld A leak on the Chinese social media site Weibo, , has posted images of what are purported to be the solder joint diagram for the A20 Pro (the diagram showing all the little contact points by which the chip is attached to the board beneath). This account has correctly leaked details of some Apple chips or products in the past. From there, the leaker has used the layout and the previous chip block diagram to estimate some of the layout of the new A20 chipa rough diagram of some of the major components. Weibo There are three details gleaned from this process, if you trust in its accuracy. First, we have seven GPU cores. The A19 Pro has six. Second, theres a 96-bit memory interface for LPDD5x RAM. The A19 Pro had a 64-bit interface. Third, there will still be a 6-core CPU configuration, with two high-performance cores and four efficiency cores. How does all this compare to the A19 Pro, and what could it mean? Well, the smaller efficiency cores all share a single 8MB L2 cache, which is 2MB more than before. That will speed things up a bit when the efficiency cores do bigger jobs on larger data sets. The two performance cores share a 16MB L2 cache (two 8MB blocks in the diagram), which is the same as before. Its not clear if any of these cores have architectural design changes or if these cores are Apples Super Cores . Going up from 6 GPU cores to 7 is an increase of about 16 percent. We think its likely that the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max will have all GPU cores enabled, but the folding iPhone Ultra (very thin and difficult to cool) will have one core disabled, just as the iPhone Air has one A19 Pro GPU core disabled. Graphics performance tends to be highly constrained by memory bandwidth, which is where the change to the memory interface gets interesting. Apple is not making the jump to LPDDR6 this year, sticking with LPDDR5x again, but a 50 percent wider interface means 50 percent more memory bandwidth. If Apple increases the memory clock speed, it can be even more. So while there are only 16 percent more GPU cores, the increase in memory bandwidth and the potential for higher clock speeds or GPU core architectural improvements means that we can expect 20-30 percent higher GPU performance. Thats not unprecedented, but its more than we predicted in our A20 preview . AI is increasingly important to Apple, and it shares many core architectural features between its A-series mobile chips and its M-series chips for Macs. So it makes sense that Apple is investing heavily in GPU performance, memory bandwidth, and GPU compute featuresall of which help with running or training local AI models. Fortunately, even if you dont care about AI performance, all of this increased GPU performance and memory bandwidth will also mean better performance for 3D games and other graphics-intensive apps and tasks.
Voice Transformation Behind Awarapan 2: Insights from Vijay Vikram Singh
Mumbai, September 3: The film Awarapan 2 featuring Emraan Hashmi has hit theaters. On Thursday, voice-over artist Vijay Vikram Singh revealed that he worked on transforming the voices of Emraan Hashmi and Disha Patani for the film. Vijay shared some photos on Instagram, showcasing Emraan Hashmi alongside actress Disha Patani. Through this post, he explained ... Read more Voice Transformation Behind Awarapan 2: Insights from Vijay Vikram Singh
Varun Dhawan shares first glimpses from his new farm: Kheti shuru; see pics
Varun Dhawan recently gave fans a glimpse into a new chapter of his life as he shared pictures from his newly purchased farm. The actor took to social media to share a series of photos from the property, where he was seen getting his hands dirty and taking part in farming activities. Alongside the pictures, Varun wrote, kheti shuru, marking the beginning of his farming journey. In the pictures, Varun was seen dressed in a white shirt, trousers and boots as he worked in the muddy fields with a farming tool. Another photograph showed him standing in the middle of a lush green field, while other glimpses featured him planting crops and spending time with people working at the farm. The images offered fans a look at the actors connection with the outdoors and his excitement about his new property. The latest post came shortly after Varun revealed that he had purchased a plot of land and acquired a farm. Sharing his happiness with his fans and followers, the actor had described the purchase as the biggest achievement of his life. He had also appeared visibly delighted while spending time at the property. With his latest social media update, Varun appeared to be making the most of his new space, stepping away from his usual film-related commitments to experience farm life. His pictures showed him actively participating in the work rather than simply enjoying the scenic surroundings. View this post on Instagram A post shared by VarunDhawan (@varundvn) The actors latest post also gave fans a glimpse of his interest in embracing a quieter and more hands-on experience at his newly acquired property. With kheti shuru, Varun signalled that his journey at the farm had officially begun. Also Read: Varun Dhawan shares rare family moments from Singapore, shows his Madame Tussauds statue to wife and daughter; watch
Stepping into your 50s need not be the end of having fun. While you cant really prevent ageing, what you can do is relish your life as the grey hairs make themselves known. Dhurandhar star Madhavan recently took to Instagram to share a viral post that celebrated enjoying your 50s and savouring every moment. Your biological age doesnt stop you from looking or feeling young.
Janmashtami 2026 AI Trend: Use These 6 ChatGPT And Gemini Prompts To Create A Radha Rani Avatar
Janmashtami 2026 has sparked an Instagram AI photo trend, with users creating Radha Rani and Vrindavan-inspired portraits using Gemini and ChatGPT.
Highlights: Jaggard said Mumbai's Taj Palace delivered a five-star experience comparable with hotels he has experienced in Dubai and the UK. He felt Karachi's Pearl Continental fell considerably short of the Indian hotel standard he had experienced. British restraint, Indian warmth and South Asian hospitality traditions are different expressions of luxury, not necessarily competing versions of the same thing. Architecture, history, food and local traditions can be as important to a luxury stay as room size, service and facilities. A hotel can be world-class without behaving like a London hotel, thankfully, because otherwise there would be very little point in travelling. Travel vlogger Harry Jaggard has offered his verdict on luxury hotels in India and Pakistan, and, unsurprisingly, the internet has something to say about it. Speaking on a Holafy podcast, Jaggard recalled staying at Mumbai's Taj Palace and Karachi's Pearl Continental. His conclusion was fairly blunt: the Indian property, he said, felt like a genuine five-star hotel, comparable with the luxury he has experienced in Dubai and the UK. Pakistan's Pearl Continental, by comparison, apparently did not make the cut. Jaggard said the Karachi hotel was owhere near the standard of the Indian hotels he had experienced. He went further, suggesting that while an Indian five-star hotel feels like a five-star property in Dubai or Britain, a Pakistani or Bangladeshi five-star hotel can feel more like a four-star or even three-star establishment. Quite the hotel report card. He also praised India's economic growth and rising affluent and middle-class population, arguing that the country's expanding wealth is increasingly reflected in its luxury hospitality sector. But there is a rather large problem with this comparison: why are we assuming a British hotel is the universal measuring tape for luxury in the first place? See on Instagram Britain does hotels. India does hospitality. A luxury hotel in Britain often prides itself on being discreet. Staff are polished, the interiors are restrained and the service is designed to make everything feel effortless. In other words, if you barely notice anything happening, the hotel is probably doing its job. India tends to take a somewhat different approach. Here, hospitality can be deliberately visible. Guests may be welcomed with flowers, traditional rituals, a cup of chai or a staff member who remembers where they travelled from. The property may smell of incense, serve regional dishes and incorporate centuries-old architectural traditions. That is not a failed attempt at British luxury. It is Indian luxury. And judging it by whether it behaves like a London hotel rather misses the point. You cannot remove culture from hospitality Take a heritage hotel in Rajasthan. Its courtyards, carved stonework, frescoes and palace architecture are not simply expensive decoration. They are part of the story of the place. A luxury property in Kerala may draw on local architecture, waterways and cuisine. A hotel in Mumbai can exist within the city's colonial, commercial and cinematic history. Then there is the Taj Palace in Mumbai, the property Jaggard praised. Its appeal is not merely the size of its rooms or the polish of its service. It carries history including the devastating 2008 terrorist attacks and the hotel's subsequent reopening and restoration. That cultural and historical context cannot be recreated by installing another marble bathroom and putting a five-star plaque outside. And then there is food British luxury hotels can certainly do food brilliantly. But Indian hospitality has an unfairly enormous culinary advantage: India has an extraordinary number of regional food traditions packed into one country. A hotel breakfast can move from dosas and idlis to parathas, poha and regional sweets before the croissant has even had time to become fashionable. Dinner might mean Goan seafood, Punjabi dishes, Hyderabadi biryani or South Indian specialities sometimes under the same roof. Calling this etter than British food would be just as simplistic as calling it worse. It is simply different . And that difference is precisely what makes travel interesting. The same five-star badge does not mean the same experience There is, of course, a legitimate point behind Jaggard's comments. Luxury standards matter. Cleanliness, service, maintenance, food quality, room standards and consistency can be assessed objectively. Some hotels in India, Pakistan, Britain and elsewhere will simply provide better service than others. But a hotel's star rating does not erase geography. A five-star hotel in London is operating within one cultural tradition. A five-star hotel in Mumbai is operating within another. A palace hotel in Rajasthan, meanwhile, can offer something that neither can reproduce: a sense of place that is inseparable from its surroundings. Trying to rank them all as though they are competing entries in Britain's Got Hotels is rather missing the point. iStock The more interesting question Instead of asking whether Indian or Pakistani hotels are as good as British ones, perhaps the better question is what each destination does with luxury. Britain has perfected discretion, consistency and polished service. India can offer grandeur, warmth, food, history and extraordinary cultural immersion. Pakistan has its own architectural traditions, hospitality culture and heritage properties that deserve to be judged on their own merits rather than simply against a British benchmark. Jaggard's experience is valid. His preference is valid too. But perhaps the five-star hotel industry does not need a single winner. After all, if every luxury hotel in the world tried to feel like a British hotel, travelling would become rather boring.
Janmashtami 2026 Decoration Ideas: Janmashtami presents an excellent opportunity to transform your home and puja space into a celebration of divine culture. Adorn your space with fragrant flowers and colorful peacock feathers to invoke blessings. A beautifully decorated Krishna jhula, enhanced with fresh blooms and vibrant ribbons, creates a stunning focal point. Elevate the ambiance with twinkling fairy lights and traditional rangoli, allowing the joy of Vrindavan to echo through your festivities.
Kajol enjoys playtime with Ishita Dutta and Vatsal Sheth's son Vaayy
Bollywood actress Kajol was seen spending some quality time with Ishita Dutta and Vatsal Sheth's son Vaayu.In her recent Instagram post published on Wednesday, Kajol treated the netizens to an adorable photo of her hugging the little munchkin
Asim Riaz and Vishal Singh Engage in Social Media Feud
Mumbai, September 3: Social media influencer Asim Riaz has been targeting television industry artists and former Bigg Boss contestants for some time. In response, actor Vishal Singh took a stand against Riaz on Thursday. Vishal Singh shared a note on Instagram, advising Asim Riaz to calm down. He wrote, Your identity is just that of ... Read more Asim Riaz and Vishal Singh Engage in Social Media Feud
Meta Releases More Powerful AI Model, Edging Closer to Rivals
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In a tragic incident in Jhansi, a 27-year-old woman was discovered dead, reportedly strangled by her husband. Medical examinations corroborated strangulation, revealing facial injuries. Her family accused him of previous physical abuse over trivial matters. Authorities believe he may have fled the scene, and investigations are underway to piece together the events preceding her death.
Goa Samagra Shiksha Teacher Recruitment 2026
Goa Samagra Shiksha Recruitment 2026 for 78 posts of Teacher. Candidates with B.Ed, D.El.Ed Can attend the walkin.The Walk-in on 04-09-2026. For detailed information please visit Goa Samagra Shiksha official website, goa.gov.in.
The much-awaited thriller Haiwaan releases next Friday, September 11, and has already caught attention with its intriguing trailer and impressive star cast. Bollywood Hungama exclusively spoke to Shailaja Desai Fenn, one of the films producers, about its casting, the challenges of mounting the film and a lot more. At the very outset, she made it clear that Haiwaan offers much more than just thrills. She said, Haiwaan is a thriller, but its also a Priyadarshan film. Hence, it has all the elements emotions, humour, etc. in place. Its like a family entertainer. How did you get associated with Haiwaan? My husband, Satish Fenn, and I have been in the industry for more than 20-25 years. I started my career as a talent manager and continue to run that business successfully. We also produce ad films, so film production seemed like a natural progression for us. In 2024, we were shooting an ad for Kalyan Jewellers, which was directed by Priyan sir (director Priyadarshan). Thats how it all started. Priyan sir was very keen to make this film, and we joined hands to put it together. KVN Productions then came on board as the studio for the film, and we are very grateful to them. Later, Akshay sir and Saif sir also joined the project. Along the way, we also made a Malayalam film called Balan: The Boy, which released earlier this year. View this post on Instagram A post shared by KVN Productions (@kvn.productions) Your production house is called Thespian Films. How did you finalize that name for your banner? It was Satishs idea. Thespian is a term used to describe someone accomplished in theatre or cinema. We are here to make good films and back the kind of cinema we truly believe in. Hence, Thespian Films seemed like the right name for our banner. Haiwaan stars Boman Irani, whom you have managed for a long time. Was it easy to convince him to sign the film? I have been with Boman sir since 2005. I just told him, Sir, you have to be me in my film! Thats all (laughs). Boman sir was gracious enough to say, Yes, of course. No questions asked (smiles). Hes family. How was it working with a talent like Akshay Kumar? It was an absolute pleasure. Akshay sir is somebody you really look up to when it comes to commitment. Hes always on time and knows exactly what hes there for. He goes all out whenever hes attached to a project. Its been fabulous working with Saif Ali Khan sir as well. He has never played a blind man before, and the preparation that has gone into the role has been phenomenal. Moreover, some of the locations where we shot were not the easiest in terms of accessibility. But its been a wonderful ride with these actors, who have stood by us and given their all throughout. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Thespian Films (@thespianfilms_ind) Last year, it was reported that a crucial sequence of Haiwaan was shot in CSMT (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus) and Churchgate in South Mumbai. Both areas are perennially crowded Yes. And yet, we had rain machines, 500 extras and both our actors shooting there. It was quite a sight! You are in the business of cinema. Hence, what are your expectations in terms of box office? As I said earlier, we are here to make good cinema and give our all to the films that we are making. Everyone has excellent expectations from their film. You dont expect a single producer who would say, I dont expect my film to do well! All I can is that from my side, I am giving my 500% to the film. After that, what happens is not in my control. Thats in the hands of who is above all of us. Making films is more difficult due to budget issues. Moreover, many producers have complained about entourages that add to the costs. How do you tackle these challenges? To each their own. Every film is different and today, even actors understand that. If a film can afford it, then yes, why not? But when it cant, Im sure actors are understanding about it as well. At the end of the day, everyone needs to operate within the framework of what the film can afford. Also Read: Saif Ali Khan hosts first Instagram Live session ahead of Haiwaan premiere; reveals why he thought his character was really cool
Swara Bhasker faced protests in Agra over her remarks questioning the portrayal of johar in Padmaavat. A group protesting against the actor announced a 1.51 lakh reward for anyone who cuts her tongue, while Bhasker later clarified that she did not call Rani Padmavati or women who performed johar cowards.
Priyanka Chopra Remembers Summer 2017, Shares When She Gave Nick Jonas Her Number
Mumbai, September 3: Actress Priyanka Chopra is quite active on social media. Recently, she shared an interesting memory from her personal life. Through a social media post, she recalled the summer when she gave her husband Nick Jonas her phone number. Priyanka posted a montage video on Instagram, featuring early moments with Nick, their travels, ... Read more Priyanka Chopra Remembers Summer 2017, Shares When She Gave Nick Jonas Her Number
NHRC Takes a Stand on Child Sexual Abuse Material, Questions Metas Role
New Delhi, September 3: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), led by Priyank Kanungo, has taken notice of allegations that Instagram facilitated access to child sexual abuse material through paid advertisements. The commission has requested an Action Taken Report (ATR) from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, and ... Read more NHRC Takes a Stand on Child Sexual Abuse Material, Questions Metas Role
Rights Panel Seeks Answers Over Instagram Ads Linked To Child Abuse Material
A bench of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) headed by Priyank Kanoongo has taken cognizance of allegations concerning paid advertisements on Instagram that allegedly facilitated access to Child Sexual Abuse Material .
The Hindi film industry is known for its interconnected film families, with several prominent surnames sharing both professional and personal ties. From the Kapoors and Bachchans to the Salim Khan, Allu, Konidela, Akkineni and Daggubati families, relationships between members of different film clans have often brought them closer. A similar connection between Amitabh Bachchan and Saif Ali Khan came to light during a recent episode of Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC). Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar appeared together on the popular quiz show to promote their upcoming crime thriller Haiwaan, directed by Priyadarshan. During the episode, host Amitabh Bachchan revealed a family connection between himself and Saif, leaving both actors surprised. Amitabh Bachchan explains his connection with Saif Ali Khan While speaking to Saif, Amitabh Bachchan said, Many people dont know this, but he is related to me. Saif appeared surprised and responded, Me? Akshay Kumar was also taken aback by the revelation. Explaining the connection, Amitabh said, Raj Kapoors daughter Ritu Kapoors son, Nikhil Nanda, is married to my daughter, Shweta Bachchan. The connection stems from Saifs marriage to Kareena Kapoor Khan. Kareena is the daughter of Randhir Kapoor and Babita, and Randhir is Raj Kapoors son. This makes Kareena and Nikhil Nanda first cousins, linking Saifs family with the Kapoor family through marriage and, consequently, creating a connection with the Bachchan family. Amitabh then added a humorous question, saying, So, now I want to know, how should I address Kareena? What will Kareena call me? Saif responded with a witty remark: Thank god thats not a question (on KBC screen), leaving Amitabh and Akshay laughing. Amitabh and Kareena have previously worked together in films including Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham (2001), Dev (2004) and Satyagraha (2013). He has also shared the screen with Saif in Eklavya: The Royal Guard (2007) and Aarakshan (2011). About Haiwaan Directed by Priyadarshan, Haiwaan also stars Boman Irani, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Saiyami Kher, Rajpal Yadav, Sharib Hashmi, Rajesh Sharma, Pahal Chaudhary and Manoj Joshi in key roles. The film is a remake of Priyadarshans 2016 Malayalam film Oppam, which starred Mohanlal in the lead role. The upcoming crime thriller features music by Pritam, cinematography by Divakar Mani, production design by Sabu Cyril and editing by Aiyappan Nair MS. Haiwaan is scheduled to release worldwide on Friday, September 11. Also Read : Adnan Sami shares WILD Amitabh Bachchan studio story: We got bedsheets, kept the speakers on and recorded him livethis was NEVER done before
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Controversy Erupts Over Police Comments in Fatehpur Sikri, Officers Suspended
Agra, September 3: A controversy has arisen in Fatehpur Sikri, Uttar Pradesh, following inappropriate comments made by a police officer during a meeting of the Agarwal Seva Samiti at the Jai Shri Ram Temple on Wednesday night. Attendees from the Agarwal community expressed their outrage over the remarks, leading to a protest at the local ... Read more Controversy Erupts Over Police Comments in Fatehpur Sikri, Officers Suspended
Special Alignment for Krishna Janmashtami: Auspicious Timing and Rituals Explained
Prayagraj, September 3: Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated every year on the eighth day of the waning phase of the month of Bhadrapada, with deep faith and joy. This day is not just a festival but a grand celebration of love, trust, and devotion. According to religious beliefs, it was on this sacred date during the ... Read more Special Alignment for Krishna Janmashtami: Auspicious Timing and Rituals Explained
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UP flood situation: 3 killed, over 16K evacuated from 23 affected districts
As many as 16,784 people have been evacuated to safety so far, with 3,042 of them rescued on Wednesday, as flood conditions persisted in parts of Uttar Pradesh, with 23 districts currently affected out of 35 districts impacted so far, officials said. Three people have died in rain-related incidents -- 18-month-old Priyansh in Pratapgarh and Shera, 32, and Suresh, 55, in Amroha's Gajraula. The government said 1,499 boats and motorboats have been deployed for relief and rescue operations, while 1,067 medical teams have been pressed into service. The affected districts are Ayodhya, Azamgarh, Ballia, Barabanki, Badaun, Chandauli, Farrukhabad, Ghazipur, Gorakhpur, Hardoi, Kasganj, Lakhimpur Kheri, Mirzapur, Moradabad, Pilibhit, Prayagraj, Raebareli, Sant Kabir Nagar, Shahjahanpur, Sitapur, Sonbhadra, Unnao and Varanasi, it said in the evening. The government has established 1,311 flood shelters, of which 201 are currently operational. Relief agencies have also provided assistance in 442
IIT-Kanpur graduate Kanak Agrawal opened up about the emotional disorientation she experienced after returning from Sri Lanka. She said travellers often celebrate leaving but rarely discuss the strange feelings that follow coming home. Despite struggling with the transition, Agrawal believes the discomfort is temporary, while the memories and experiences gained from travel last much longer, making it worthwhile.
J&K U/17 Boys, Girls lift bronze medals in NZ National Cship held at Dehradun
Srinagar, Sep 2: Mini U/11 & U/17 Boys and Girls Categories North Zone Roll Ball National Championship 2026 was held at Parade Ground and Shukun Sports Academy Dehradun on August 29 to 31, 2026, with full sports enthusiasm and sprit. J&K boys and girls participated in the U/11 & U/17 Categories respectively. In the Boys U/17 category, the team was comprised of: Omaik Bagdadi as Captain, with Agrim, Bhavyansh, Medhansh Kumar, Ahamdeep, Yogeshwar Tanesh Kumar, Rasiq Khan, Zehraan, Anas Bin Yassin, Mohammad Aneef and Sunandas. While as in Girls U/17 category, Qurat ul Ain was leading as Captain, with Eleeza Mukhdomi as goalkeeper, Meera Verma, Arushema Mir, Areeba, Aliza, Dhwani, Nanda. The teams were led by M. Ashraf Dijoo Chief Coach, assisted by Manvi Vijay Singh, Suresh Kumar and Sameer Gupta. Both the teams (boys and girls) played very well and proved their mettle in the championship and won bronze medals. U. P State emerged as the overall winners. The girls team captain Qurat ul Ain on her best performance in the championship was awarded a Bicycle as a best Scorer of the Championship. She was also awarded a bicycle in Agra Nationals held last year. Omaik Bagdadi, J&K team Captain also Shown the best performance in the Championship by Scoring overall 10 goals. U/11boys also participated Ist time at the National Level Shows Best Performance in the Championship. Roll Ball Association of UT J&K is doing its best for the development of this indigenous game in the State under the aegis of JK Sports Council. At the concluding ceremony, all the coaches and referees were felicitated with an award of honour.
Brooke Shields makes a splash in black swimsuit during action-packed Croatia trip
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Tamannaah Bhatias nutritionist Luke Coutinho recently took to Instagram to sing the praises of one humble vegetable. A common sight in the Indian kitchen and plates all throughout the year, okra, or bhindi, is a nutritional powerhouse, packed to the brim with nutrients that can help keep your blood sugar levels in check if you have diabetes.
How to remove bad odors from car mats: This simple baking soda trick can help
Car floor mats can accumulate unpleasant odors due to dirt and moisture. To naturally combat these smells, use baking soda, which effectively absorbs unwanted scents without relying on artificial fragrances. Begin by removing the mats, vacuuming any loose debris, and sprinkling a light layer of baking soda. Let it sit for several hours or overnight before vacuuming it up completely.
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The familiar # symbol is something most people now associate with social media, trending topics and Instagram posts, but its story is far older than the internet. The mark has passed through several different uses and names over the centuries, picking up new meanings as technology and communication changed. Its long journey includes an unexpected connection to the ancient world and some familiar names from the history of writing and technology.
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It is quite difficult for people who are vegetarians to have access to a protein-rich diet. Taking to Instagram, Bhagyashree, the heroine of salman Khans blockbuster Maine Pyaar Kiya, shared a recipe that is yummy and doesnt compromise on either nutritional value or taste. The dish called protein ka paratha is made of wheat and sattu, often hailed as Indias natural protein powder.
Saif Ali Khan recently interacted with fans during his first-ever Instagram Live session, joining through his official fan account. The actor, who does not have an official Instagram account, took time out from the promotions of his upcoming film Haiwaan to answer questions about the project and his experience of working on the crime thriller. During the interaction, Saif was asked what prompted him to come on board the film. The actor revealed that the opportunity to collaborate with director Priyadarshan and the uniqueness of his character were among the key reasons behind his decision. In Haiwaan, Saif plays a visually impaired character who is also capable of taking on action sequences. The role and working with Priyan sir. Having this kind of blind character, that does action. Can you imagine? Can you imagine like a visually impaired person who has special abilities and can fight and do all kinds of things? So I thought that was really cool, he said. The film also marks the reunion of Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar after 18 years. The actors were previously seen together in Tashan, which released in 2008. Their return to the screen together has become one of the talking points surrounding Haiwaan. Speaking about the film and his experience of working with Akshay once again, Saif said he is looking forward to the thriller's release. I'm very much looking forward to. it's nice thriller. (I) got to work with Akshay (and I am) playing a blind character. So it was challenging and lots of fun, he said. Haiwaan is co-written and directed by Priyadarshan and is produced by KVN Productions and Thespian Films. The film is a remake of Priyadarshan's 2016 Malayalam crime thriller Oppam, which starred Mohanlal in the lead role. The upcoming Hindi adaptation features an ensemble cast comprising Akshay Kumar, Saif Ali Khan, Boman Irani, Shriya Pilgaonkar and Saiyami Kher. The film is expected to blend crime, suspense and action, with Saif's visually impaired character forming an important part of the narrative. Haiwaan is scheduled to release in theatres on September 11. The film also marks the final screen appearance of veteran actor Asrani, who passed away in October 2025. Also Read: Saif Ali Khan recalls his initial doubts about working with Haiwaan director Priyadarshan: I didnt know if Id fit into his world
Sri Adhikari Brothers and Prasar Bharati are set to revive the iconic crime thriller Suraag with Suraag 2.0. The makers have now unveiled the first look of the reboot, with the series slated to premiere soon on DD National. The revival brings together Sri Adhikari Brothers and Doordarshan once again, marking a return to the platform that played an important role in the production house's early journey in Indian television. Originally aired on DD National, Suraag became one of the memorable crime series of its time, with Sudesh Berry playing the central role of Inspector Bharat. The show followed a one-case-per-episode format, with each instalment focusing on an investigation and its eventual resolution. Its crime-driven storytelling and investigative format helped it establish a strong recall among television audiences. Suraag 2.0 retains Sudesh Berry in the lead role while also introducing Sai Ketan Rao and Jigyasa Singh to the reboot. The new series is expected to retain the essence of the original while adopting a contemporary approach to storytelling and presentation. The collaboration is also significant for Sri Adhikari Brothers as it marks a reunion with Doordarshan. The production house and the public broadcaster have been associated with several programmes that became part of Indian television's popular culture, particularly during the medium's formative years. Commenting on the revival, Sri Adhikari Brothers MD Kailasnath Adhikari said, Our reunion also comes at a time when audiences are increasingly rediscovering iconic Indian television shows, making Suraag 2.0 a perfect meeting point between nostalgia and contemporary entertainment. We are proud of our legendary association with Prasar Bharati and we shall always strive to bring the best entertainment to our audiences. View this post on Instagram A post shared by SAI KETAN RAO (@saiketanrao) Director and creator Ravi Adhikari also spoke about the creative approach behind the reboot. He said, Suraag 2.0 is not just a revival; it is our attempt to bring the spirit of the original to a new generation. We're retaining what made Suraag special while giving it a contemporary storytelling language and treatment. With Suraag 2.0, Sri Adhikari Brothers and Prasar Bharati are looking to combine the nostalgia associated with the original series with a modern crime-drama format. The show will air on DD National, with its premiere date expected to be announced soon. Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Ravi Adhikari to REVIVE iconic shows Commander, Yes Boss, Suraag; plans Shrimaan Shrimati reboot using AI featuring late Jatin Kanakia and Reema Lagoo
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Madan Mohan Malviya Stadium: Channelling the all-round versatility of Ravindra Jadeja and the unwavering confidence of Hardik Pandya, the 19-year-old left-arm spinner Kartik Yadav has emerged as the defensive engine behind Kashi Rudras' bid for a historic third consecutive UP T20 League title. The two-time defending champions are set to face Noida Super Kings in a high-stakes Eliminator, after rebounding from a mid-season four-match losing streak to secure third place in the league stage with 10 points. The turnaround extends Kashis streak of reaching the playoffs to four consecutive seasons. Kashi enter the playoffs brimming with confidence, thanks to Kartik's match-winning spell against table-toppers Meerut Mavericks, where he took 3-12 in four overs to bowl them out for 119. Across the regular season, Kartik has picked up 14 wickets in 12 matches at an economy rate of 6.29, an average of 15.29, and a strike rate of 14.57. Playing-wise, I would say Ravindra Jadeja and Hardik Pandya as well, as he has that mindset. Jadeja does left-arm spin bowling, left-handed batting, and his fielding is also good. I see him as a contributor for the team in all three departments, whenever needed in any format. So, I have the same mindset whenever I am readying to play for any team, be it my Kashi team or domestic team, and hopefully, if I play for India, I will play for the Indian team in every department. As far as Hardik bhaiya is concerned, I see and want that mindset of his. I see that he is confident. No matter what the situation is, there is no pressure on him. He handles the pressure well, and he has in his mind that I am the best -- not in a negative sense, but in a positive sense. So, I admire that a lot about him, Kartik told IANS in an exclusive conversation. For Kartik, the turning point came at the Madan Mohan Malviya Stadium in Prayagraj when coach Amit Pal advised him to swap the bat for the ball. In his early days, Kartik focused strictly on scoring runs, even in school cricket. But Pal urged him to give spin bowling a try, and from there, it was no looking back for him. The son of a CRPF official, Kartik soon moved to a cricket academy in Ghaziabad to hone his newly embraced craft, something which has paid off very well. Despite his standout performances with the ball, including a best spell of 4-7 this season, also the second-best figures this season, Kartiks primary focus is on run restriction rather than chasing wickets. The plans were not much (before picking 3-12). I did well in the other matches without much thought in mind. Whenever the team needed me, I used to perform, be it in bowling or any other department, and the result was in our favour. My personal point of view is that I am not much behind in picking wickets. I try to give away as few runs as possible or save as many runs as possible for my team. Be it in bowling, which is more so the case, as I try to give as few runs as possible while coming out to bowl. As for the wickets, it is not in my hands. The rhythm has always been in peak mode. I don't have any pressure. Again, I will talk about the process like whatever we have done so far, if we play good cricket with good body language and good energy, obviously, we will win the final, he added. Reflecting on the team's mid-season slump, Kartik praised the dressing room culture maintained by captain Karan Sharma and head coach Dhruv Singh, which helped them to bounce back. We had faith in ourselves and God that we would play well, come back, and enter the playoffs. After losing four matches, in the dressing room, the morale of the players was down. It's just a matter of saying that it doesn't happen. But inside, you feel that you shouldn't have lost. In fact, all the players were backing each other and instilling belief that we could still make things happen. Our staff, coaches, and captain backed us, saying that we can still do good things, play well, and go to the playoffs. Hopefully, we will win the final. The captain is the one who brings the team together, and the coach is the one who leads everyone. On both sides, things have been very positive. There has been a lot of relaxation. They have never let us feel any pressure -- be it when on the field with the captain or outside the ground. They have always created a positive atmosphere and have shown us that we can do it. That is the biggest thing - they believe in us. They have never let us feel negative and have always been positive, and that matters a lot for the players, he added. Kartik highlighted the collective effort of Kashi's bowling unit, operating alongside seamer Atal Bihari Rai and ambidextrous spinner Vijay Yadav, who have taken 14 and 13 wickets respectively. There is no pressure as such, as I have faced such situations before. There was no pressure, as just like there is a batting partnership, we have a bowling partnership. Its not just the three of us - there are other bowlers in our team who have done well - like Rishabh Rajput and Sangam, who is a young player. There are other fast bowlers who have done well. There are good bowling partnerships, and the result is in front of us, he added. The 19-year-olds form in the UP T20 League follows early exposure to multi-day domestic cricket, having represented Uttar Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy last season and taking a five-wicket haul on debut against Tamil Nadu. I will explain the experience to you. After last years league, I didn't go for the Ranji Trophy straightaway. I got selected in the U23 team and performed in that. I then got selected for senior red-ball games and got a five-wicket haul on debut its a big achievement at this age, as per me. But I will always have the hunger to play more cricket at a higher level, Kartik said. The 19-year-olds form in the UP T20 League follows early exposure to multi-day domestic cricket, having represented Uttar Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy last season and taking a five-wicket haul on debut against Tamil Nadu. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories We know their tactics and what their team can do. So, there is no pressure - let's work on the process, and the rest, let's see, as results are in God's hands. Everyone's family will be happy. Not just mine, families of all players and staff members, he concluded. Article Source: IANS
Tehran , September 2 : Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned recent US military strikes across several Iranian provinces, confirming that Iranian armed forces responded by launching crushing defensive strikes against American bases across the region. In an official statement released on Wednesday, Tehran accused Washington of violating its national sovereignty and targeting non-military infrastructure, including telecommunication towers and civilian sites in Khuzestan, Sistan and Baluchestan, Hormozgan, and Kerman provinces. The ministry highlighted a devastating strike in Sirik County, Hormozgan Province, where a wedding celebration was hit. In the attack by the American enemy on a wedding celebration in Kohastak, located in Sirik County, Hormozgan Province, more than 70 fellow countrymen were martyred and injured, most of whom were women and children, the statement declared. Describing the attacks as war crimes and a gross violation of international law, the ministry affirmed that Tehran exercised its inherent right to self-defence under international law by targeting the staging grounds of the US assault. In response to the US military aggression, the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, pursuant to the inherent right of legitimate self-defence, targeted US military bases, which were the origin, support, and staging points of the military aggression against Iran, with crushing defensive strikes, the ministry stated. Iran further urged neighbouring countries in the region to prevent the US military from utilising their airspace and facilities for operations against Iranian territory. Closing with a direct appeal to the international community, Tehran criticised the United Nations for failing to prevent foreign military intervention. The silence and inaction of UN organs in the face of continuous violations of fundamental principles and rules of the Charter--especially Article 2, Paragraph 4--by a permanent member of the Security Council will further lead to the discredit of the organisation's standing and threaten growing international peace and security, the foreign ministry warned. Earlier, Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei warned on Wednesday that Tehran would adopt a ew strategy in its ongoing conflict with the United States following the latest escalation between the two sides. Writing on X, Rezaei stated, You will soon see that Iran's new strategy on the battlefield, in diplomacy and in confronting the economic blockade will shatter your foundations. The warning followed a fresh wave of Iranian attacks against US positions across the Middle East, marking the heaviest exchange between the two nations in weeks. According to Iran's Revolutionary Guards, forces targeted US bases located in Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region. These strikes came in the wake of US military operations against Iranian targets that Tehran stated killed 18 people. This renewed surge in hostilities has further complicated diplomatic initiatives to resolve the six-month-old conflict, with Iran maintaining pressure across the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz while the United States pursues a counter-blockade targeting Iranian ports. (ANI)
Contracts of Agrani, BDBL, BASIC Bank managing directors cancelled
Separate letters confirmed that the government had approved the cancellation of the unexpired contractual terms of the managing directors of Agrani Bank, Md Anwarul Islam; BDBL, Md Jashim Uddin; and BASIC Bank, Md Kamruzzaman Khan
Kunal Kemmu, Chirag Nihalani, Preity G Zinta, Sparsh Shrivastava, Vanshika Dhir, Yashpal Sharma, Dinesh Lal Yadav and Nikhil Madhok, Director and Head of Originals, Prime Video (SVOD) and Amazon MGM Studios India, attended the trailer launch of their film Vibe at a multiplex in Mumbai. Kunal Kemmus wife, actress Soha Ali Khan, made a rare appearance, and she rocked the show with her one-liner. A journalist asked Preity Zinta whether Kunal was serious on set while directing. He also requested Soha Ali Khan to appear on stage and let everyone know if Kunal Kemmu is funny in real life as well. First, Preity Zinta took the mic and she said, The one time when I saw Kunal was least stressed was when we shot the title track of Vibe. Thats because there was a choreographer and he was not directing. The same happened when he was doing action, as there was an action director. This is when he could fully focus on being an actor. Otherwise, it is very difficult to wear so many hats. Definitely, in those bits, he was very funny. She then handed over the mic to Soha Ali Khan and exclaimed, Over to Soha, youre in the spotlight, babe! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bollywood Hungama (@realbollywoodhungama) Soha Ali Khan came on stage and stated, Firstly, congrats to the whole team. I am so proud that I am here. Main bas yeh kehna chahungi ki Kunal is usually the funniest person in the room, that too from both sides of our family. Preity G Zinta was shocked and asked, Really? Soha Ali Khan remarked, Youre so surprised (laughs). Soha then said, Shaadi ho ya funeral, hell make you laugh! As expected, there was laughter and applause for this statement. Vibe releases in cinemas on September 18. Also Read: VIBE Trailer: Kunal Kemmu and Sparsh Shrivastava turn unlikely heroes in high-stakes action comedy
Farmers protest demanding 2,000 cr. for Cauvery-Vaigai-Gundar river linking project
The maiden financial Budget has triggered disappointment among agrarian communities in the southern districts, with farmers criticising the 150-crore allocation for the long-awaited Cauvery-Vaigai-Gundar link canal project, saying the amount is inadequate to make meaningful progress on the half-century-old dream initiative
Bengaluru Metros 7.5 km Kalena Agrahara-Tavarekere pink line stretch likely to open this month
The Kalenga Agrahara-Tavarekere Metro stretch is set to open soon. This section is part of the larger Pink Line connecting south Bengaluru. Officials are awaiting a date for the inauguration from the Union government. Safety clearances and rolling stock approval are expected shortly. Commuters anticipate improved public transport options for traffic relief.
Kangana Ranaut hits back at Swara Bhasker over Padmaavat controversy
Amid Swara Bhaskar's Padmaavat controversy, Kangana Ranaut reshared a clip slamming her Tanu Weds Manu co-star on her Instagram story. However, Swara had clarified that her views were not meant to insult Rani Padmavati.
The Pink Line, a 21.3-km corridor connecting Kalena Agrahara in the south to Nagawara in the north, is a crucial component of the metro expansion.
Sadhana Shivdasanis Birthday: A Tribute from Saira Banu and Jackie Shroff
Mumbai, September 2: The birthday of Sadhana Shivdasani, one of the top actresses of the 60s and 70s, is being celebrated today. On this occasion, actress Saira Banu and actor Jackie Shroff paid tribute to her. Saira Banu shared memorable photos on Instagram featuring herself alongside Sadhana, Raj Kapoor, and Mala Sinha. She wrote, Sending ... Read more Sadhana Shivdasanis Birthday: A Tribute from Saira Banu and Jackie Shroff
Sadhanas Birthday Celebrated by Saira Banu with Cherished Memories
Mumbai, September 2: The birthday of renowned actress Sadhana Shivdasani, one of the leading actresses of the 60s and 70s, is being celebrated today. On this occasion, actress Saira Banu and actor Jackie Shroff paid tribute to her legacy. Saira Banu shared memorable photos on Instagram featuring herself alongside Sadhana, Raj Kapoor, and Mala Sinha. ... Read more Sadhanas Birthday Celebrated by Saira Banu with Cherished Memories
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When cinema lovers watch a movie in a language they dont understand, they rely on sub-titles. But there is a large section of the audience that relies on dubbed versions of films that are in an alien language for them. The task is carried out by dubbing artistes who are today more known as voice artistes or voice actors. Ketan Kavva is one such artiste who has been in the dubbing field for over 15 years. He has dubbed for various movies and shows. His noteworthy assignment this year involves voicing Jaafar Jacksons character in Michael in Hindi. In other words, he gave voice to the character of the legendary Michael Jackson in the film. Interestingly, he started his journey by dubbing one dialogue in the Shahid Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan starrer Chup Chup Ke, for which he earned Rs. 300. In an exclusive chat with Bollywood Hungama, Ketan Kavva opened up about his work and journey so far. What did you keep in mind or what kind of preparations did you do while giving the Hindi voice for the character of Michael Jackson in Michael? Voicing Michael was a very special responsibility for me because he is such an iconic personality. My first priority was to make sure that the Hindi voice felt authentic to the character and, at the same time, remained natural for the Indian audience. I paid a lot of attention to his mannerisms, his pauses, his emotional expressions and the way he delivered his lines. Since I was voicing Jaafar Jackson portraying Michael, I also had to make sure that my performance complemented his performance rather than becoming an imitation of Michael Jackson. After 15 years in dubbing, Ive learned that you cannot just translate the words - you have to understand the character and the emotion behind every line. That was my biggest focus while dubbing Michael. Did you also carry out any research on the real Michael Jackson? Yes, definitely. I went back to Michael Jacksons interviews, performances and videos to understand his personality, his mannerisms and especially the way he spoke. The film is a performance by an actor portraying Michael, so my job was to support that performance in Hindi. The research helped me understand the person behind the character, which ultimately helped me make my dubbing more convincing. How was the experience of carrying out the Gujarati dubbing for Tom Holland in Spider-Man? It has been a very special experience because Tom Hollands Spider-Man has been a character that Ive had the opportunity to voice in Gujarati, including Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Gujarati dubbing also comes with its own challenge because you want the language to sound completely natural while retaining the energy, humour and personality of the original performance. For me, it was particularly satisfying because Spider-Man is such a globally loved character, and being able to bring that character to Gujarati-speaking audiences in their own language is something Im very proud of. Apart from voicing human characters, Im also known for specialised voice work involving animal sounds, reactions and character voices. For instance, in Netflixs animated series Sharkdog, I have voiced Sharkdog in Hindi, including his barking sounds, reactions and expressions. In Superpupz, I have also dubbed the parrot character in Hindi. I have also dubbed for Luke in Kalki 2898 AD in Hindi. In gaming, I voiced the character Maxim in Free Fire, and my Hindi voice can be heard in-game itself. I have been the Hindi voice of Robin, the lead character in Teen Titans Go! on Cartoon Network for over 10+ years. Being associated with the character for such a long period has been one of the most memorable parts of my dubbing journey. What is the biggest challenge for a dubbing artiste? I think the biggest challenge is to make people forget that they are watching a dubbed performance. The audience should feel that the character is actually speaking in their language. For that, you have to match the actors emotion, timing, expressions and lip movements, while also making the dialogue sound natural. Sometimes you may have only a few seconds to deliver a line with exactly the right emotion and timing. So, dubbing is not just about having a good voice - it requires acting, observation, timing and a lot of discipline. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ketan Kavva (@ketankavva) Are there more opportunities for dubbing artistes because of the emergence of OTT? Absolutely. OTT has changed the dubbing industry tremendously. Today, audiences are consuming content from different countries and in different languages, so the demand for quality dubbing has increased significantly. Earlier, dubbing was often looked at as something secondary. Today, there is much more awareness about the importance of a good dubbed performance. With films, web series, animation, anime and even games being localised into multiple Indian languages, there are definitely more opportunities for voice artistes. At the same time, the competition has also increased, so artistes need to constantly improve their acting and language skills. You were paid Rs. 300 for your services as a dubbing artiste for Chup Chup Ke, which was your first proper assignment. Can you recall that experience? I remember it very clearly because Rs. 300 may sound like a very small amount today, but at that time it meant something completely different to me. It was my first proper professional dubbing assignment, and honestly, I was just extremely excited to be inside a studio and getting paid to do something I genuinely loved. I dont think I was thinking about how much I was earning. I was thinking, this is what I want to do. Looking back after 15 years, those Rs. 300 feel more valuable than many bigger cheques because it was the beginning of my professional journey. It gave me the confidence that I could actually build a career out of dubbing. You gained an interest in dubbing from your uncle (kaka). He has dubbed for popular shows like Ramayan and Mahabharat in Gujarati. Did you ever hear any interesting stories from him while he was dubbing for these two epic shows? Yes. My uncle was one of the inspirations behind me getting into dubbing. As a child, I used to hear about his work and that naturally created an interest in me. One thing that stayed with me was how different dubbing was in those days. There was no technology or convenience like we have today. The process was much more manual, and artistes had to be extremely precise with their dialogue and timing. Hearing about his experiences on shows like Ramayan and Mahabharat made me realise that voice acting could actually be a profession. In a way, I feel I inherited my interest in dubbing from him, and then over the years I developed my own style and identity as a voice artiste. Also Read: Michael becomes FIRST non-dubbed Hollywood film to screen at Raj Mandir, Jaipur
7 plants that naturally make your home smell amazing without air fresheners
Want your home to smell fresh without relying on artificial air fresheners? Fragrant plants can add natural floral, herbal or citrusy aromas while bringing greenery indoors. Jasmine, gardenia, lavender, mint, rosemary, lemon balm and scented geranium are among the options worth considering. Their fragrance depends on factors such as light, flowering and airflow, so choosing plants suited to your space and caring for them properly is key.
Anshula Kapoor recently faced online trolling and fat-shaming over her appearance, with several men leaving nasty comments on her Instagram posts. She shared screenshots of the comments in a reel but also highlighted the overwhelming support she received from women online.
Ossy Dermawan wants Agrarian Reform Bill to serve social justice
Jackie Shroff Shares His Last Will On Instagram, But There's A Twist
Jackie Shroff shared a fake 'Last Will & Testament'on Instagram Stories on Wednesday, joking that his plants would inherit his farmhouse and receive a large budget for their care.
Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharths first home together in Chennai offers a glimpse into their shared life and individual personalities. Spread across 4,000 square feet on the 18th floor, the apartment combines expansive city views with an eclectic mix of art, patterns, vintage pieces and personal memorabilia. The Chennai residence already had a distinctive aesthetic that appealed to the couple. Designer Pavitra Rajaram later helped personalise the space, adding elements that reflected Aditi and Siddharths tastes while maintaining the apartments existing character. For Aditi, the home is closely connected to her appreciation for beauty and everyday living. She enjoys following the movement of sunlight through the rooms and has a clear idea of how beautiful objects should be used rather than simply displayed. Recalling something her aunt once told her, Aditi said, Beautiful things are not meant to be kept in cupboards, they should be used. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Architectural Digest India (@archdigestindia) Siddharth, meanwhile, particularly appreciates the apartments sense of continuity. He describes its long throw as his favourite feature, referring to the way the different areas of the home flow into one another. The layout creates an open and connected feel across the residence. The more private corners of the apartment reveal the couples individual preferences. Aditi had a specific vision for the principal bedroom, opting for a four-poster bed surrounded by plenty of patterns. Elsewhere, the foyer and passages feature a vintage Turkish runner, a teakwood study desk, a Burmese lacquer box, a cast brass butter lamp and vintage Japanese woodblock prints. The couples art collection, built over time, adds another layer of personality to the home. Rather than resembling a carefully staged showroom, the apartment has been designed to feel lived-in, personal and connected to their experiences. More about Aditi and Siddharth Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth tied the knot on September 16 in the presence of their family and close friends. The couple held their intimate wedding at a 400-year-old historic temple in Wanaparthy. Besides Chennai, they also own homes in Mumbai and Hyderabad. On the work front, Siddharth was last seen in Operation Safed Sagar, which has been receiving a positive response from audiences. The series also features Jimmy Shergill, Abhay Verma, Dia Mirza, Prajakta Koli, Adil Hussain, Mihir Ahuja, Taaruk Raina, Arnav Bhasin and Amrita Bagchi in key roles, among others. Also Read : Aditi Rao Hydari joins 2027 Pirelli Calendar, becomes only Bollywood actor featured in India-themed edition
Bhagyashree has spoken about her experience of becoming a mother at a young age, sharing details about her postpartum journey and revealing that both of her deliveries were through C-section. The actress, who continues to share fitness and wellness advice with her followers, discussed the importance of gradually rebuilding core strength after childbirth in her latest #TuesdayTipsWithB post. The Maine Pyar Kiya actress admitted that she was not aware of the importance of exercising after becoming a mother when she was younger. She also recalled how people around her had warned that undergoing a C-section would permanently change her body, cause her stomach to become bigger and lead to weight gain. Sharing a video demonstrating three core-strengthening exercises on Instagram, Bhagyashree wrote, tuesdaytipswithb Not all core exercises work the same muscles. These 3 focused exercises target different areas of your abdomen for a stronger, more functional core. Even after a C-section, you can start working on rebuilding your core and getting it back into shape once youre ready. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bhagyashree (@bhagyashree.online) In the video, she opened up about her personal experience, saying, When I became a mother, I was very young. At that time, I didnt even know that I should exercise after becoming a mother. Both of my deliveries were by caesarean. After becoming a caesarean, everyone said that now the body will not change. The stomach will definitely break. The weight will increase. But its not like that. All of you like my workout Tuesday tip. So, todays Tuesday tip is especially for weight gainers. She further added, Todays three exercises were to strengthen and tighten these muscles. Despite being a caesarean, you can exercise. Just ask your doctor when you can start. The exercises featured in the video focus on strengthening and toning the abdominal muscles. Bhagyashree and her husband Himalaya Dasani have two children, son Abhimanyu Dassani and daughter Avantika Dassani. Both have followed their mother into acting. Abhimanyu made his Bollywood debut with Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota, while Avantika began her acting career with the web series Mithya. Also Read : Indias Best Dancer Season 5: Bhagyashree reveals Sooraj Barjatya narrated Maine Pyar Kiya story seven times; says, Mujhe laga ki shayad ye shaadi ki baat karne ke liye aaye hain
House of Kaushambi cracker factory blast accused razed
Authorities in Uttar Pradeshs Kaushambi district demolished the three-storey house of Naushad, the main accused in a cracker factory blast that killed 13 people, including 11 children. The Prayagraj Development Authority and Kaushambi Police carried out the 11-hour operation, citing construction without required approvals. Naushad and two women have been arrested.
UP floods: Schools turned into relief shelters as floods ravage Prayagraj
In today's eco-conscious world, many families are turning to natural cleaning solutions for their homes. A simple blend of lemon peel, eucalyptus, and vinegar provides an effective cleaning power. This mixture combats odors while imparting a delightful fragrance. It works wonders on ceramic, porcelain, and tile floors, though it should be avoided on natural stones. Boiling lemon peels combined with eucalyptus infuses the water with their refreshing aromas.
Dutch couple pays Rs 600 for AC train journey from Delhi to Agra, shares honest take
Dutch couple pays Rs for AC train journey from Delhi to Agra shares honest take
Orry Says He Didn't Tell His Parents About Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 Stint
Orry shared a video on Instagram which featured glimpses of the stunts he performed on the show so far.
Grand Preparations for Janmashtami at ISKCON Temple in Prayagraj
Prayagraj, September 2: The ISKCON Temple in Prayagraj is bustling with preparations for Janmashtami. This year, the celebrations are set to be particularly grand. Special outfits and jewelry worth approximately three lakh rupees have been crafted by skilled artisans from Vrindavan for the adornment of Lord Krishna and Radha Rani. The temple complex will be ... Read more Grand Preparations for Janmashtami at ISKCON Temple in Prayagraj
The first person who told me I was too much was not a stranger. It was my first mirror. Someone who braided my hair before school, whose fragrance stayed with me even when she wasnt around and whose face was the most beloved. I called her mother. Sometimes the first person who teaches a girl to doubt herself is another woman who loves her. You'll never learn. Why can't you be more like their daughter? You are too clumsy. At the time, I did not think of those words as wounds. They were simply part of growing up. After all, mothers scold, mothers worry, mothers know best. It took me years to realise that not every scar announces itself with raised voices or bruises. Some arrive disguised as comparisons, others as constant criticism, affection that feels conditional, or expectations that leave little room to simply be. They do not break bones; they simply reshape the way a daughter sees herself. The cruellest part is that daughters rarely stop loving their mothers. Instead, they stop trusting themselves. A compliment begins to feel undeserved because faults were all they ever heard. A mistake feels catastrophic because perfection was expected. Even success is followed by a familiar whisper insisting it could have been better. The very voice that should have nurtured confidence starts eroding it slowly. It rarely happened all at once. It happened in passing, disguised as ordinary afternoons and ordinary conversations. I wore a dress I loved. She looked at me for a moment before asking, Is this really what you're wearing? I left my hair open. Tie it properly. I spent an hour cleaning my room. When I was your age, I did much more than this. I returned home excited about something I had written. She corrected my grammar before she noticed my enthusiasm. I stood first in class. She reminded me that someone else's daughter had scored higher. Years pass. Daughters grow up. They leave home, earn degrees, build careers, marry and become mothers themselves. But only a few can leave behind the voice that raised them. Others, before wearing a dress, before speaking in a meeting, before celebrating an achievement, before forgiving themselves for a mistake. They hear it. The tragedy is not that mothers make mistakes. Every human does. The tragedy is that some daughters spend years believing those voices are their own. Psychologists have long observed that a child's inner voice is often shaped by the voices they hear most consistently during their formative years. For many daughters, that first voice is their mother's. We often inherit our mothers' eyes, their smile, the shape of their hands and feet. But sometimes, we inherit their fears. Sometimes we inherit the words they spoke to us so often that, years later, we begin speaking them to ourselves. None of this is to deny the burdens many mothers carry. Many women raise their daughters while carrying their own unhealed wounds, struggling with expectations they never question, grappling with criticism they themselves endure and living lives shaped by scarcity, fear or silence. In spite of that, many a time, what mothers pass on to their daughters is not jewellery or recipes, but ways of speaking, disciplining, and believing that harshness builds strength. And in doing so, what is passed on is an emotional deprivation, one that renders their daughters screaming within and quiet without. Perhaps this is why conversations about emotionally difficult mother-daughter relationships remain so rare. We have become comfortable speaking about absent parents, abusive partners, and bullying classmates. But when the hurt comes from a mother, silence often takes its place. Love, gratitude, sacrifice, and pain become tangled together until daughters begin to wonder whether they are even allowed to speak about it. And thus, a daughter who is not understood at home does not stop longing to be understood. She simply begins carrying that hunger everywhere she goes. A teacher's praise tarries longer than it ought to. A friend's reassurance becomes unforgettable. Sometimes, the first person who says, You are enough, is trusted with a dangerous urgency, not because daughters are naive, but because they have spent years waiting to hear those words from the one person whose voice mattered the most. The starvation of acceptance caused by a mother's emotional negligence creates an emptiness that no amount of validation can fully satiate. Perhaps healing shall begin the day we learn to tell the difference between our own voice and the one we have been carrying all along. - From a daughter, still learning the difference. Asma Majid, V-YES (Voices of Young and Adolescent Women for Empowerment and Social Change) Research Fellow, Jammu and Kashmir Association of Social Workers (JKASW)
PM hails 7.8 pc growth in India
New Delhi, Sep 1: As the Indian economy recorded real GDP growth of 7.8 per cent in the April-June quarter, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday hailed the figures, saying they reflected the countrys strong economic fundamentals and the collective efforts of its people. PM Modi shared a reel on Instagram with the caption, 7.8 []
136 JKAS officers transferred, posted
Srinagar, Sep 1:The government on Tuesday ordered a major administrative reshuffle involving 136 officers of the Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service (JKAS), with transfers and fresh postings across several key departments and districts. The transfers have been ordered by the General Administration Department (GAD) with immediate effect through Government Order No 1463-JK(GAD) of 2026, dated September 1, 2026. Shahbaz Ahmad Mirza, presently serving as Member of the J&K Special Tribunal, has been transferred and posted as Secretary, J&K Public Service Commission, against an available vacancy. Gulzar Ahmad Dar, Special Secretary to the Government in the Planning, Development and Monitoring Department and under orders of transfer as Additional District Development Commissioner, Kupwara, has been posted as Special Secretary to the Government, Cooperatives Department. RifatKohli, Special Secretary in the Housing and Urban Development Department, has been appointed Chief Operating Officer, Himayat, while Bhumesh Sharma, Secretary of the J&K Advisory Board for Development of Kisans, has been posted as Secretary, J&K Advisory Board for Development of Pahari Speaking People. Khalid Majeed, awaiting adjustment in the GAD, has been posted as Special Secretary, School Education Department, while Kanta Devi, Regional Director, Survey and Land Records, Jammu, has been transferred as Special Secretary, Health and Medical Education Department. Rajinder Singh, Special Secretary, Agriculture Production Department, has been moved to the Department of Disaster Management, Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction. Sanjay Gupta, Additional Secretary, Mining Department, has been posted as Additional Secretary, Forest, Ecology and Environment Department, while Amarjeet Singh, Special Secretary, Hospitality and Protocol Department, has been appointed Additional District Development Commissioner, Poonch. Pankaj Gupta, Additional Inspector General of Registration, Jammu, has been posted as Regional Director, Survey and Land Records, Doda, while Gulzar Ahmad Bhat, Administrator, Associated Hospitals, Srinagar, has been appointed Additional District Development Commissioner, Pulwama. Namrita Dogra, Additional Commissioner, State Taxes, Jammu, has been posted as Regional Director, Survey and Land Records, Jammu. Anju Gupta, Additional Transport Commissioner, J&K, has been appointed Additional Inspector General of Registration, Jammu, while Ghulam Rasool, Special Secretary, Revenue Department, has been posted as Additional District Development Commissioner, Kupwara. Jogindera Singh Rai, Special Secretary, GAD, has been appointed Managing Director, J&K Agro Industries Development Corporation. RifatAftab Qureshi, Additional District Development Commissioner, Srinagar, has been posted as Director, Command Area Development, Kashmir, while Rajneesh Gupta, Chief Operating Officer, Himayat, has been transferred as Special Secretary, Hospitality and Protocol Department. Fayaz Ahmad Banday, JKAS, Director, Command Area Development, Kashmir, has been posted as Director, Urban Local Bodies, Kashmir. BasharatHussain, CEO and Secretary, J&K Khadi and Village Industries Board, has been posted as Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Development Authority, Rajouri. Vinod Kumar Behnal, Additional District Development Commissioner, Kishtwar, has been appointed Executive Director, J&K Rehabilitation Council, Social Welfare Department. Tahir Firdous Dutta, Additional Commissioner (Central) in the office of Financial Commissioner (Revenue), has been transferred as Special Secretary, Forest, Ecology and Environment Department. Vishal Sharma, Special Secretary, Hospitality and Protocol Department, has been posted as Regional Director, Survey and Land Records, Rajouri. Tazayun Mukhtar, CEO, Urban Development Agency, Kashmir, has been transferred as Secretary, J&K Sports Council, while Dhananter Singh, Special Secretary, Health and Medical Education Department, has been posted as Additional Commissioner, State Taxes, Jammu. Rakesh Kumar, Deputy Commissioner, State Taxes (IT, Data Analytics and Economic Intelligence), Jammu, has been posted as Special Secretary, Estates Department. Zahoor Ahmad Magray, Joint Director, Industries and Commerce, Kashmir, has been appointed Additional Commissioner in the office of Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir. MasaratHashim, Deputy Labour Commissioner (Central), J&K, has been posted as Administrator, Associated Hospitals, Srinagar. GhulamNabiBhat, Additional Secretary, Agriculture Production Department, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, State Taxes (Recovery), Kashmir. Anil Salgotra, Joint Chief Electoral Officer, has been posted as Joint Director, School Education, Jammu, while Veedushi Kapoor, JKAS, Additional Secretary, Civil Aviation Department, has been moved to the Revenue Department. Raj Muhammad, has been posted as Director, Land Management, Srinagar Development Authority, while SumeraShamim, Director, Land Management, SDA, has been appointed Joint Registrar, Cooperative Societies (Special), Kashmir. Afshan Masood, Secretary, J&K Advisory Board for Development of Other Backward Classes, has been transferred as Joint Director, J&K Institute of Management, Public Administration and Rural Development (IMPARD). Muhammad Aslam, Registrar-cum-Controller of Examinations, SKIMS, Soura, has been posted as General Manager, DIC, Ganderbal. Virender Kumar Manyal, CEO, Tourism Development Authority, Patnitop, has been transferred as Joint Registrar, Cooperatives (Banking and Finance), J&K, while RakeshDubey, has been appointed the new CEO of the Tourism Development Authority, Patnitop. Tariq Hussain, CEO, Tourism Development Authority, Gulmarg, has been transferred as Registrar-cum-Controller of Examinations, SKIMS, Soura, Srinagar. Alyaz Ahmad Naisroo, Deputy Commissioner, State Taxes (Appeals-II), Srinagar, has been appointed CEO, Tourism Development Authority, Gulmarg. Fareed Ahmad Kohli, Joint Director, Geology and Mining, Jammu, has been posted as Programme Officer, ICDS Project, Poonch, and will additionally hold the charge of CEO, Tourism Development Authority, Poonch, until further orders. Sudhir Bali, Additional Secretary, Disaster Management Department, has been posted as Member, J&K Services Selection Board. The order further assigns officers to the Gujjar and Bakerwal Advisory Board, Higher Education, ICDS projects, School Education, Handlooms and Rural Development. The Government has also made extensive transfers involving Junior Scale JKAS officers, with many officers being posted to different departments or having their services placed at the disposal of other departments. Among the postings, Neha Sharma, has been appointed Administrative Officer, Government Medical College, Jammu, while Muhammad Iqbal Mir, has been posted as Under Secretary, Cooperatives Department. Waheed Ahmad has been posted as Under Secretary, Health and Medical Education Department, while Junaid Amin Bhat has been placed at the disposal of the Department of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj. Further transfers include officers being placed at the disposal of the Social Welfare, Finance, Tourism, Employment, Transport, Industries and Commerce, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, and Rural Development and Panchayati Raj departments. Among the final batch, Shashank Padha has been posted as Under Secretary, Housing and Urban Development Department; Hidaitullah Mir as Under Secretary, Forest, Ecology and Environment Department; and Pankaj Sharma as Under Secretary in the J&K Services Selection Board. The final portion of the order includes postings and departmental placements for officers including Kuldeep Kumar, Muhammad Irfan, ShefaliBhagat, Aamina Lateef, Sunil Kumar, and Dharam Paul. The government order states that all the officers covered by the order shall be deemed to have been relieved immediately from their respective places of posting. The order has been issued by the General Administration Department, Government of Jammu and Kashmir, and is signed by M Raju, IAS, Commissioner Secretary to the Government. The extensive reshuffle is expected to bring changes across key administrative, developmental, revenue, taxation, tourism, education, social welfare, and rural-development assignments throughout J&K.
Major administrative reshuffle : 136 JKAS officers transferred
Srinagar, Sep 01: The Jammu and Kashmir Government on Tuesday ordered a major administrative reshuffle, transferring and posting 136 officers of the Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service (JKAS) across various departments, institutions and districts. The transfers were ordered with immediate effect by the General Administration Department (GAD) through Government Order No. 1463-JK(GAD) of 2026, dated September 1. The government has directed that all the officers covered by the order shall be deemed to have been relieved immediately from their respective places of posting. Among the significant changes, Shahbaz Ahmad Mirza, JKAS, Member, J&K Special Tribunal, has been transferred and posted as Secretary, J&K Public Service Commission, against an available vacancy. Khalid Majeed, JKAS, awaiting orders of adjustment in the General Administration Department, has been posted as Special Secretary to the Government, School Education Department, while Kanta Devi, JKAS, Regional Director, Survey and Land Records (ex-officio Settlement Officer), Jammu, has been posted as Special Secretary to the Government, Health and Medical Education Department. Rajinder Singh, JKAS, Special Secretary to the Government, Agriculture Production Department, has been posted as Special Secretary to the Government, Department of Disaster Management, Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, while Sanjay Gupta, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Mining Department, has been posted as Additional Secretary to the Government, Department of Forest, Ecology and Environment. Amarjeet Singh, JKAS, Special Secretary to the Government, Hospitality and Protocol Department, has been posted as Additional District Development Commissioner, Poonch, while Pankaj Gupta, JKAS, Additional Inspector General of Registration, Jammu, has been posted as Regional Director, Survey and Land Records (ex-officio Settlement Officer), Doda. Gulzar Ahmad Bhat, JKAS, Administrator, Associated Hospitals, Srinagar, has been transferred and posted as Additional District Development Commissioner, Pulwama. Namrita Dogra, JKAS, Additional Commissioner, State Taxes (Administration and Enforcement), Jammu, has been posted as Regional Director, Survey and Land Records (ex-officio Settlement Officer), Jammu. Anju Gupta, JKAS, Additional Transport Commissioner, J&K, has been posted as Additional Inspector General of Registration, Jammu, while Ghulam Rasool, JKAS, Special Secretary to the Government, Revenue Department, has been posted as Additional District Development Commissioner, Kupwara. Jogindera Singh Rai, JKAS, Special Secretary to the Government, General Administration Department, has been posted as Managing Director, J&K Agro Industries Development Corporation, while Rifat Aftab Qureshi, JKAS, Additional District Development Commissioner, Srinagar, has been posted as Director, Command Area Development, Kashmir. Rajneesh Gupta, JKAS, Chief Operating Officer, Himayat, has been posted as Special Secretary to the Government, Hospitality and Protocol Department, while Dr Fayaz Ahmad Banday, JKAS, Director, Command Area Development, Kashmir, has been posted as Director, Urban Local Bodies, Kashmir. Basharat Hussain, JKAS, Chief Executive Officer/Secretary, J&K Khadi and Village Industries Board, has been posted as Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Development Authority, Rajouri. Vinod Kumar Behnal, JKAS, Additional District Development Commissioner, Kishtwar, has been posted as Executive Director, J&K Rehabilitation Council, Social Welfare Department, relieving Bashir Ahmad Khan, JKAS, Secretary in the Social Welfare Department. Tahir Firdous Dutta, JKAS, Additional Commissioner (Central) in the office of Financial Commissioner (Revenue), J&K, has been posted as Special Secretary to the Government, Department of Forest, Ecology and Environment. Vishal Sharma, JKAS, Special Secretary to the Government, Hospitality and Protocol Department, has been posted as Regional Director, Survey and Land Records (ex-officio Settlement Officer), Rajouri. Dhananter Singh, JKAS, Special Secretary to the Government, Health and Medical Education Department, has been posted as Additional Commissioner, State Taxes (Administration and Enforcement), Jammu. Tazayun Mukhtar, JKAS, Chief Executive Officer, Urban Development Agency, Kashmir, holding additional charge of Mission Director, DJAY, has been posted as Secretary, J&K Sports Council. Rakesh Kumar, JKAS, Deputy Commissioner, State Taxes (IT, Data Analytics and Economic Intelligence), Jammu, has been posted as Special Secretary to the Government, Estates Department. Dr Zahoor Ahmad Magray, JKAS, Joint Director, Industries and Commerce (Development), Kashmir, has been posted as Additional Commissioner in the office of Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir. Masarat Hashim, JKAS, Deputy Labour Commissioner (Central), J&K, has been posted as Administrator, Associated Hospitals, Srinagar.Ghulam Nabi Bhat, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Agriculture Production Department, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, State Taxes (Recovery), Kashmir. Veedushi Kapoor, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Civil Aviation Department, has been posted as Additional Secretary to the Government, Revenue Department, while Shahid Mehmood, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Labour and Employment Department, has been posted as Programme Officer, ICDS Project, Pulwama. Anil Salgotra, JKAS, Joint Chief Electoral Officer in the office of Chief Electoral Officer, J&K, has been posted as Joint Director, School Education, Jammu. Raj Mohammad, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Industries and Commerce Department, has been posted as Director, Land Management, Srinagar Development Authority. Afshan Masood, JKAS, Secretary, J&K Advisory Board for Development of Other Backward Classes, has been posted as Joint Director, J&K Institute of Management, Public Administration and Rural Development (IMPARD). Mohammad Aslam, JKAS, Registrar-cum-Controller of Examinations, SKIMS, Soura, Srinagar, has been posted as General Manager, DIC, Ganderbal. Avleen Kour Bali, JKAS, Secretary, J&K Advisory Board for Development of Pahari Speaking People, has been posted as Joint Registrar, Cooperatives (Special), Jammu. Shazia Koser, JKAS, Joint Director, Handloom, Jammu, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, State Taxes (IT, Data Analytics and Economic Intelligence), Jammu. Sumera Shamim, JKAS, Director, Land Management, Srinagar Development Authority, has been posted as Joint Registrar, Cooperative Societies (Special), Kashmir, against an available vacancy. Ashima Sher, JKAS, Joint Director, J&K Institute of Management, Public Administration and Rural Development, has been posted as Joint Director (Administration), Directorate of Rural Development, Jammu. Virender Kumar Manyal, JKAS, Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Development Authority, Patnitop, has been posted as Joint Registrar, Cooperatives (Banking and Finance), J&K.Vinay Khosla, JKAS, awaiting orders of adjustment in the General Administration Department, has been posted as Additional Secretary to the Government, Culture Department. Syed Ahmad Kataria, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, School Education Department, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, State Taxes, Enforcement (North), Kashmir. Rakesh Dubey, JKAS, Joint Registrar, Cooperatives (Banking and Finance), J&K, has been posted as Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Development Authority, Patnitop. Tariq Hussain, JKAS, Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Development Authority, Gulmarg, has been posted as Registrar-cum-Controller of Examinations, SKIMS, Soura, Srinagar. Rakesh Sharma, JKAS, Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Poonch, has been posted as Deputy Secretary to the Government, Department of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs. Vijay Kumar, JKAS, Deputy Commissioner, Relief Organization (Migrants), Jammu, has been posted as Programme Officer, ICDS Project, Reasi. Minakshi Vaid, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Information Technology Department, has been posted as Joint Director, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Jammu. Syed Naseer Ahmad, JKAS, Secretary, Srinagar Development Authority, has been posted as Additional Mission Director, J&K Rural Livelihood Mission, Kashmir. Samir Ahmad Jan, JKAS, General Manager, DIC, Kupwara, has been posted as Joint Director, Handlooms, Kashmir. Afaq Ahmed, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Mining Department, has been posted as Additional Secretary to the Government, Skill Development Department. Sudhir Bali, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Department of Disaster Management, Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, has been posted as Member, J&K Services Selection Board. Alyaz Ahmad Naisroo, JKAS, Deputy Commissioner, State Taxes (Appeals-II), Srinagar, has been posted as Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Development Authority, Gulmarg.Fareed Ahmad Kohli, JKAS, Joint Director, Geology and Mining, Jammu, has been posted as Programme Officer, ICDS Project, Poonch, and shall also hold charge of CEO, Tourism Development Authority, Poonch, in addition to his own duties till further orders. Preeti Sharma, JKAS, Joint Registrar, Cooperatives (Special), Jammu, has been posted as Joint Director, Geology and Mining, Jammu. Rehana Akhtar Bijli, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Social Welfare Department, has been posted as Secretary, J&K Advisory Board for Development of Gujjar and Bakerwals. Giasul Haq, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Department of Disaster Management, Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, has been posted as Additional Secretary to the Government, Higher Education Department. Mohammad Imran Khan, JKAS, Additional Mission Director, J&K Rural Livelihood Mission, Kashmir, has been posted as Programme Officer, ICDS Project, Shopian. Gurdev Kumar, JKAS, Joint Director, School Education, Jammu, has been posted as Joint Chief Electoral Officer in the office of Chief Electoral Officer, J&K. Sanchi Misra, JKAS, Joint Director, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Jammu, has been posted as Joint Director, Handlooms, Jammu. Mantasha Binti Rashid, JKAS, General Manager, DIC, Ganderbal, has been posted as Joint Director (Administration), Directorate of Rural Development, Kashmir. Mohsin Raza, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Department of Disaster Management, Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction, has been posted as General Manager, DIC, Kishtwar. Aijaz Ahmad Shah, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Civil Aviation Department, has been posted as General Manager, DIC, Bandipora. Parvinder Kour, JKAS, Joint Director (Administration), Directorate of Rural Development, Jammu, has been posted as Registrar, District Doda, with additional charge of General Manager, DIC, Doda. Nasir Mahmood Khan, JKAS, Joint Director (Administration), Directorate of Rural Development, Kashmir, has been posted as Deputy Commissioner, State Taxes, Enforcement (South), Kashmir, headquartered at Lower Munda.Akhil Sadotra, JKAS, Project Officer, Wage Employment (ACD), Kathua, has been posted as Additional Secretary to the Government, Information Technology Department. Gulzar Ahmad Bhat, JKAS, Additional Secretary to the Government, Industries and Commerce Department, has been posted as Additional Secretary to the Government, Public Works (R&B) Department. Manzoor Ahmad Lone, Additional Secretary (Legal) in the Power Development Department, has been posted as Chief Executive Officer/Secretary, J&K Khadi and Village Industries Board. Hilal Ahmad Bhat, JKAS, Deputy District Election Officer, Bandipora, has been posted as Sub-Registrar, Beerwah. Sheraz Ahmad, JKAS, Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Ramban, holding additional charge of Project Officer, Wage Employment (ACD), Ramban, has been posted as Project Officer, Wage Employment (ACD), Rajouri. Gulshan Kumar, JKAS, Deputy Secretary to the Government, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department, has been posted as Project Officer, Wage Employment (ACD), Kathua. Dr Shujaat Ahmad Qureshi, JKAS, Executive Officer, J&K State Haj Committee, has been posted as Deputy Secretary to the Government, General Administration Department. Angrej Singh, JKAS, Assistant Commissioner (Central) with Divisional Commissioner, Jammu, has been posted as District Social Welfare Officer, Reasi. Savita Chouhan, JKAS, Deputy Director, Tourism, Jammu, has been posted as Sub-Registrar, Vijaypur. Dr Priya Darshani Gautam, JKAS, Secretary, J&K Housing Board, has been posted as Deputy Director, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Jammu. Akshay Rajan, JKAS, Sub-Registrar, Vijaypur, has been posted as Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Reasi. Hakim Riyaz-ul-Haq, JKAS, Deputy Secretary to the Government, School Education Department, has been posted as Secretary, J&K Housing Board. Tarun Sharma, JKAS, Deputy Director, Motor Garages, Jammu, has been posted as Personnel Officer, Associated Hospitals, Jammu. Abdul Jabbar, JKAS, Personnel Officer, Associated Hospitals, Jammu, has been posted as Deputy Director, Motor Garages, Jammu. Narsingh Dayal Verma, JKAS, Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Samba, has been posted as Collector, PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Jammu, with additional charge of Collector, ERA, Jammu. Saddat Iqbal, JKAS, Deputy Director, Hospitality and Protocol, Kashmir, has been posted as Deputy Secretary to the Government, Civil Aviation Department. Fayaz Ahmad Bhat, JKAS, Deputy Director, ICDS, Kashmir, has been posted as Deputy Registrar, Academics, Government Medical College, Srinagar. Sakhi Mohd. Khan, JKAS, Deputy Secretary to the Government, Social Welfare Department, has been posted as Secretary, Srinagar Development Authority. Irfan Ali Khan, JKAS, Deputy Secretary to the Government, Public Works (R&B) Department, has been posted as Assistant Commissioner, State Taxes, Kashmir. Dr Arshad Hussain Ganai, JKAS, Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Pulwama, holding additional charge of Project Officer, Wage Employment (ACD), Pulwama, has been posted as Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Anantnag. Mohammad Imran Naik, JKAS, Deputy Secretary to the Government, Social Welfare Department, has been posted as Project Officer, Wage Employment (ACD), Ramban. Naveed Hussain Badroo, JKAS, DMO, Kupwara, has been posted as Deputy Secretary to the Government, Public Works (R&B) Department. Shruti Bhardwaj, JKAS, Deputy Director, Information (KBI), New Delhi, has been posted as Deputy Director, Rural Sanitation, Jammu. Auqil Nuvaid, JKAS, Project Officer, Wage Employment (ACD), Rajouri, has been posted as Deputy Secretary to the Government, Department of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj. Majid Manzoor, JKAS, Block Development Officer, Kunzer, Baramulla, has been posted as Deputy Director, District Employment and Counselling Centre, Anantnag. Hilal Arafat, JKAS, Block Development Officer, Khag, Budgam, has been posted as Project Officer, Wage Employment (ACD), Pulwama. Ghulam Rasool Mir, JKAS, Deputy District Election Officer, Shopian, has been posted as Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Pulwama. Mohammad Akbar Wani, JKAS, Deputy District Election Officer, Srinagar, has been posted as Development Officer, Handicrafts (Non-Textiles), Kashmir. Sanjeev Kumar, JKAS, Block Development Officer, Chiralla, Doda, has been posted as Deputy Director, District Employment and Counselling Centre, Udhampur. Arif Ayaz Dar, JKAS, Block Development Officer awaiting orders of adjustment in the office of Project Officer, Wage Employment (ACD), Kulgam, has been posted as Assistant Commissioner Panchayat, Poonch. Ramesh Chander, JKAS, Block Development Officer in the office of Chief Operating Officer, Himayat, has been posted as Deputy Director, District Employment and Counselling Centre, Kathua. Asiya Nazir, JKAS, CDPO, Lar, Ganderbal, has been posted as Deputy District Election Officer, Budgam. Kewal Krishan Sharma, JKAS, State Project Manager, Himayat Mission, J&K, has been posted as Deputy Secretary to the Government, Department of Forest, Ecology and Environment. Joginder Mangol, JKAS, Assistant Director, Handicrafts, Udhampur, has been posted as District Social Welfare Officer, Poonch. Amit Singh Manhas, Junior Scale JKAS, awaiting orders of adjustment in the General Administration Department, has been posted as Under Secretary to the Government, Culture Department. Mohd. Ashraf Wani, Junior Scale JKAS, Under Secretary to the Government, Skill Development Department, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Department of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj. Dr Neha Sharma, Junior Scale JKAS, Under Secretary in the J&K Services Selection Board, has been posted as Administrative Officer, Government Medical College, Jammu. Punika Pandita, Junior Scale JKAS, Assistant Transport Commissioner, J&K, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Social Welfare Department. Mohd. Sagir, Junior Scale JKAS, Assistant Director, Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Rajouri, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Industries and Commerce Department. Sonika Parihar, Junior Scale JKAS, Administrative Officer, Government Medical College, Jammu, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Social Welfare Department. Mohammad Iqbal Mir, Junior Scale JKAS, Deputy Registrar, Cooperatives, Pulwama, has been posted as Under Secretary to the Government, Cooperatives Department. Waheed Ahmed, Junior Scale JKAS, Under Secretary to the Government, Labour and Employment Department, has been posted as Under Secretary to the Government, Health and Medical Education Department. Aadil Iqbal Lone, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer, Shangus, Anantnag, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Social Welfare Department. Javid Rehman Hajam, Junior Scale JKAS, presently posted in the Sports Council, J&K, has been posted as Under Secretary to the Government, Social Welfare Department. Devia Nanda, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer in the Directorate of Rural Sanitation, Jammu, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Industries and Commerce Department. Talat Mahmood Wani, Junior Scale JKAS, CDPO, Ganderbal, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Finance Department. Maqbool Ahmed, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer, Surankote, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Social Welfare Department. Mohib Ali Bukhari, Junior Scale JKAS, Under Secretary to the Government, Public Works (R&B) Department, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Employment Department. Basharat Mehmood, Junior Scale JKAS, District Social Welfare Officer, Anantnag, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Tourism Department. Asha Kumari Sharma, Junior Scale JKAS, Under Secretary to the Government, Health and Medical Education Department, has been posted as Under Secretary to the Government, Labour and Employment Department. Sheikh Ansar Hussain, Junior Scale JKAS, awaiting orders of adjustment in the General Administration Department, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Finance Department. Anis Ahmed Wani, Junior Scale JKAS, ARTO, Ganderbal, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Department of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj. Adnan Nazir, Junior Scale JKAS, Deputy Registrar, Cooperatives, Baramulla, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Tourism Department. Aafreen Wahid Ganai, Junior Scale JKAS, Deputy Registrar, Cooperative Societies Agriculture Inputs, Srinagar, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Finance Department. Shashank Padha, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer, Sumb, Samba, has been posted as Under Secretary to the Government, Housing and Urban Development Department. Hidaitullah Mir, Junior Scale JKAS, awaiting orders of adjustment in the General Administration Department, has been posted as Under Secretary to the Government, Department of Forest, Ecology and Environment. Mahnaz Chishti, Junior Scale JKAS, ARTO, presently on maternity leave, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Social Welfare Department. She will join her new place of posting after completion of maternity leave. Pankaj Sharma, Junior Scale JKAS, CDPO, Thathri, has been posted as Under Secretary in the J&K Services Selection Board. Mohammad Arif Shah, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer, Budgam, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Transport Department. Junaid Amin Bhat, Junior Scale JKAS, Under Secretary to the Government, Information Department, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Department of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj. Khanzada Mohd Usman, Junior Scale JKAS, Information Officer, Anantnag, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Finance Department. Mamta Sudershan, Junior Scale JKAS, Assistant Labour Commissioner, Kishtwar, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department. Saima Ramzan, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer, Pampore, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Social Welfare Department. Tawheed Ahmad Mir, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer, Natnussa, Kupwara, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Transport Department. Mudasir Ahmad Najar, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer, Bankote, Bandipore, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department. Niharika, Junior Scale JKAS, Assistant Director, Handlooms, Samba, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Social Welfare Department. Rakesh Kumar, Junior Scale JKAS, DSWO, Reasi, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Industries and Commerce Department. Kuldeep Kumar, Junior Scale JKAS, CDPO, Inderwal, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Transport Department. Mohd Irfan, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer, Block Plangarh, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Employment Department. Shefali Bhagat, Junior Scale JKAS, CDPO, Billawar, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Finance Department. Aamina Lateef, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer (Hqr), Kupwara, has been transferred and her services placed at the disposal of Industries and Commerce Department. Sunil Kumar, Junior Scale JKAS, Block Development Officer, Ramban, has been transferred and his services placed at the disposal of Industries and Commerce Department. Dharam Paul, Under Secretary to the Government, Revenue Department, has been transferred and posted as Under Secretary to the Government, Department of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs. in another order issued on Tuesday, Mir Afroz, who was awaiting orders of adjustment in the General Administration Department, has been posted as Member, J&K Special Tribunal, with immediate effect.
