Assured transit-time container train service launched between Bengaluru and Delhi
The train will originate from ICD Whitefield every Saturday, providing industries with a scheduled and predictable logistics option for transporting goods to North India, according to South Western Railway (SWR).
'If I didn't trade with them': Trump unleashes on EU, says 'US loses $200 billion every year'
'If I didn't trade with them': Trump unleashes on EU, says 'US loses $200 billion every year'
Exam scam: CID conducts mahazar at Bengaluru resort
Darshan aides to remain in Central Prison in Bengaluru
Efforts on to capture a second tiger in Gudalur Forest Division
Forest Department confirms that this tiger is different to the one that killed two people in OValley in August
71-year-old doctor loses 5 lakh in fake customer care scam
79 monoliths and a mountain of challenges: reconstructing a Nayak-era wonder
The initiative to restore the Veera Vasantharayar Mandapam at the Meenakshi Amman Temple in Madurai, which burned in a fire, ran into many hurdles. After an uphill struggle, a team of around 150 sculptors, led by sthapathi V.P. Velmurugan of Tiruppur, managed to complete the project, with the renewed hall being formally inaugurated on August 30
India Women thrash Pakistan by 7 wickets in Asia Cup
India Women showcased their spin mastery once again, dismantling Pakistan in a one-sided Womens Asia Cup clash in Dubai. Chasing a modest target of 56, India cruised to victory by seven wickets in just 8.4 overs, underlining their dominance in the regional rivalry. Pakistan, who began steadily at 27/0, suffered a dramatic collapse, losing all [] The post India Women thrash Pakistan by 7 wickets in Asia Cup appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
CBI books Essel Group chairman Subhash Chandra, others over alleged 1,322 crore LICHFL loan loss
Subhash Chandra, along with eight others, is under scrutiny as the CBI has registered an FIR accusing them of inflating their net worth to secure loans fraudulently. This situation has led LIC Housing Finance to announce a staggering loss exceeding 1,322 crore. The Directorate of Enforcement will also step in with a money laundering investigation, and those accused can expect to be questioned soon about these dubious financial activities.
BJP MP Criticizes Congress and Owaisi Over Womens Safety and Mosque Demolition
BJP MP Dharmshila Gupta condemns Congress for womens safety issues and criticizes Owaisis comments on mosque demolition in Saharanpur. BJP MP Criticizes Congress and Owaisi Over Womens Safety and Mosque Demolition
Trump BOMBS Irans Oil Fleet: 3 Tankers OBLITERATED In Devastating Strikes; IRGC Locks Missiles
U.S. Central Command has confirmed striking three Iranian crude-oil carriers after what it described as an IRGC ballistic-missile attack against an American aircraft carrier and guided-missile destroyer. CENTCOM says the M/T Downy and M/T Stark 1 were permanently disabled, while the unladen M/T Kylo was completely destroyed after its crew was ordered to abandon ship. Admiral Brad Cooper warned that additional Iranian oil vessels could be targeted. Watch.
America's Costliest Labor Day: Iran War Sends Prices Soaring, Gas Surges $4, Trump Faces Backlash
Americans are heading into Labor Day with gasoline prices at potentially record-breaking levels. The national average is around $4.14 per gallon, nearly 95 cents higher than last year, as Middle East conflict disrupts global energy flows, Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries tighten fuel supplies, and inflation continues to pressure household budgets.AAA expects gas prices to remain above $4 a gallon through Labor Day, potentially breaking the previous holiday record of $3.83 set in 2012.The surge is also creating a political headache for President Donald Trump, who campaigned on lowering energy costs. With the November midterm elections approaching, Americans are feeling the impact directly at the pump and for many families, higher gasoline prices could mean less money for food, travel and everyday expenses.
Trump CAUGHT Dozing off Again, Biden Mention Becomes the Moment That WAKES Him Up
Donald Trump is once again drawing attention after appearing to struggle to stay awake during an Oval Office event on Friday. The president repeatedly blinked and appeared to close his eyes while Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins spoke about new executive orders supporting American beef. His eyes appeared to open briefly when Rollins mentioned Joe Biden, before closing again as she continued. The moment is reviving the Sleepy Trump narrative and sparking fresh online discussion about the presidents alertness during public events.
Andhra family of four jumps into Godavari River; financial crisis suspected
Andhra family of four jumps into Godavari River financial crisis suspected
Five NCC Cadets Commissioned as Lieutenants at OTA Passing Out Parade in Chennai
The OTA in Chennai hosted a passing out parade where five NCC cadets were commissioned as lieutenants, marking a significant milestone. Five NCC Cadets Commissioned as Lieutenants at OTA Passing Out Parade in Chennai
Woman alleges 1.5 lakh fraud in promise of CM relief fund assistance
Supreme Court wants affidavit on IPS postings in CAPFs, continues oversight of 2025 judgment
In an affidavit, the Union Home Secretary had informed the court that 46 IPS officers have been brought on deputation to the CAPFs up to the SAG level after the courts 2025 judgment
BJP Leader Dinesh Sharma Appointed Andaman And Nicobar Islands' Lt Governor
Sharma, 62, earlier served as deputy chief minister of Uttar Pradesh. His Rajya Sabha term was to end on November 25.
Odisha Teachers Suspend 21-Day Strike After Govt Assurances
In a major relief to the states education system, the Odisha School College Teachers and Employees Coordination Committee has officially suspended its 21-day ongoing strike at Lower PMG. The decision was announced on Saturday following a successful and positive dialogue with the State Government. Union Convenor Ranjan Kumar Das confirmed the suspension, stating that the [] The post Odisha Teachers Suspend 21-Day Strike After Govt Assurances appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Heavy Rains Trigger Waterlogging, Heavy Traffic In Key Delhi Areas
The airport corridor was among the stretches hit by the downpour. People were seen wading through knee-deep water while an auto-rickshaw was nearly submerged.
Rajasthans Triple-Engine Government to Accelerate Development, Says Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma emphasizes the importance of the triple-engine government for Rajasthans development during a recent roadshow. Rajasthans Triple-Engine Government to Accelerate Development, Says Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma
New research suggests breathing rhythm influences heart and brain during decisions. Slower breathing with longer exhales increased heart rate variability and brain activity. Participants using this pattern made bolder choices in risky situations. This breathing intervention made them more responsive to potential rewards. The findings reveal a direct link between physiological state and cognitive processing.
Smaller cities are set to drive India's next home loan growth wave, amid increased number of digital lending applications. Tier 2 and 3 cities accounted for 64% of the home-loan volumes in 2025, as per an industry report.
Meet Harvey Uyeyama, 16, and the coffee business inspired by his father
Congress reshuffles key posts, names Sachin Pilot Punjab poll in-charge
Punjab goes to polls early next year while assembly elections in Gujarat will be held later next year
IT employee drowns in Gambheeram Gedda reservoir
YSRCP flags financial irregularities, MSME closures in Andhra Pradesh
YSRCP leader PV Midhun Reddy cited parliamentary replies to question the state's economic performance. He highlighted the closure of 4,520 micro, small, and medium enterprises in Andhra Pradesh. Investment inflows also reportedly fell short of the government's projections and claims. Meanwhile, Jagan Mohan Reddy accused the state government of suppressing critical social media content. These accusations stem from concerns over an alleged teachers recruitment scam.
Very Important To Keep Standards High: Harmanpreet Kaur After India's Big Win Over Pakistan
Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur couldn't be happier that her team was clinical and ruthless in equal measure in its seven-wicket win over arch-rivals Pakistan in an inconsequential group league match of the Women's Asia Cup.
NEET-UG counselling: GMC top choice, govt colleges lead in state
Hyderabad: With the first phase of NEET-UG MBBS counselling for the 2026-27 academic year underway in Telangana, Gandhi Medical College (GMC), Secunderabad, has emerged as the preferred choice among the states top-ranked candidates. Both the state topper, who secured All India Rank (AIR) 83, and the second-ranked candidate with AIR 158 opted for seats at 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 .
Mohammed Shami to play 100th first-class match in Duleep Trophy final
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Best Mexican Proverb of the Day: Man proposes, God disposes, then the devil arrives and disrupts everything is a Mexican proverb about the uncertainty of plans and the unexpected obstacles that can change them. It reflects the reality that people can carefully prepare for the future, yet circumstances beyond their control may intervene. The proverb combines realism with a touch of humour about lifes unpredictability.
Mundes action wins public praise, but court rebukes FDA over process
FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe faces criticism after initial praise for regulatory actions. The Bombay High Court has repeatedly pulled up the FDA for overreach and procedural lapses. The regulator faced setbacks with licence cancellations and fines for minor compliance issues. The state government also intervened after traders petitioned against a ban on loose edible oil. This situation highlights challenges faced by the food and drugs regulator in its enforcement activities.
Naraz Fufa opposes everything: PM Modis indirect jibe on Opp at SRCC centenary celebrations
B.Tech student drowns in Sariya waterfalls
Hasan Mahmud takes seven as Kent beat Worcestershire
Hasan Mahmud made an impressive return to the County Championship, taking seven wickets across two innings as Kent secured their sixth victory of the season.
Bali Yatra 2026 Set to Go Global with Indonesian Partnership and Green Focus
Preparations for Katakas iconic maritime festival, Bali Yatra 2026, are officially underway following a high-level review meeting chaired by Odishas Chief Secretary Anu Garg, IAS, at the Lok Seva Bhawan on Saturday. The administration aims to elevate the festival into a safer, better-organized, and internationally recognized event while maintaining a strict focus on sustainability. During [] The post Bali Yatra 2026 Set to Go Global with Indonesian Partnership and Green Focus appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Boman Irani on 100th year birth celebrations of Uttam Kumar: What a face, what a personality
Mumbai, Sep 5 (IANS) Bollywood actor Boman Irani spoke about the 100th-year birth celebrations of the legendary Uttam Kumar. Speaking exclusively to IANS, Boman said that an incredible artist like Uttam Kumar should be celebrated for years and years to come to inspire the coming generation of artists. Taking a trip down memory lane, he said that they were introduced to the legend as youngsters through the popular Bengali and Hindi bilingual drama 'Amanush', which was made under the direction of Shakti Samanta. Remembering Uttam Kumar, Boman said that one could fall in love with his smile and personality. He told IANS, 100 years, can you believe it, but in our minds as youngsters he will always be the beautiful Uttam Da, and you know we got introduced to Uttam Da in a Hindi film, Shakti Da's film 'Amanush'. I think it was also a Bengali film. When we were young, I remember seeing his work with Sharmila ji (Sharmila Tagore). I cannot tell you: what a face, what a smile, what a personality, what a great artist. We should be celebrating him for years and years so that young artist can be inspired by an actor like Uttam Da, Boman added. The 'The Mehta Boys' actor further said that he would be happy to do a Bengali language film if offered, as he believes that language is no bar in cinema. Considered one of the most successful actors in the history of Indian cinema, Uttam Kumar remained one of the most bankable stars in Bengali cinema from the 1950s throughout the 1970s, gaining the title of Mahanayak. In 1980, Uttam Kumar fell ill on the set of the movie 'Ogo Badhu Sundori'. Later that same evening, his health worsened while attending his friend's party. Suspecting an attack, he drove himself to the hospital. He passed away on 24 July 1980 at the age of 53.
Harmanpreet Kaur Optimistic After Indias Victory Over Pakistan in Womens Asia Cup
Harmanpreet Kaur expresses confidence in her teams performance after a decisive win against Pakistan in the Womens Asia Cup 2026. Harmanpreet Kaur Optimistic After Indias Victory Over Pakistan in Womens Asia Cup
Bengaluru hospital opens centre to collect DNA for Nepal flood victims
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40 teachers across Gujarat honoured with 'State Best Teacher' awards
Gandhinagar, Sep 5 (IANS) Forty teachers from across Gujarat were honoured with the 'State Best Teacher Award' on Saturday at a ceremony held to mark Teachers Day, recognising their contribution to education and the development of students. Governor Acharya Devvrat and Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel presented the awards to the teachers at the state-level ceremony organised by the Education Department. The awardees received certificates of appreciation and cash prizes in recognition of their work. Teachers Day is observed across India on September 5 to commemorate the birth anniversary of former President and distinguished educationist Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Addressing the ceremony, Governor Acharya Devvrat extended his greetings to teachers and recalled the importance accorded to the Guru in Indias traditional culture. While a mother gives physical birth to a child, a Guru transforms a disciple by removing ignorance and showing the path of knowledge, he said. The Governor contrasted the emphasis of the education system introduced under Macaulay with the value-based approach of ancient Indian education. He said material prosperity and vocational knowledge alone could not ensure lasting happiness without humanity, compassion, service and devotion towards parents and Gurus. He pointed out that India had made significant contributions to fields including astronomy and mathematics since ancient times. While acknowledging the importance of technological and material knowledge in the present era, he stressed that moral values and knowledge of the self were equally necessary. Sa Vidya Ya Vimuktaye, the Governor said, referring to the principle that true knowledge liberates a person. He cautioned that education without values could contribute to social unrest and decline. Devvrat urged teachers to use a few minutes before their regular lessons each day to impart lessons on the art of living, patriotism, values and respect for parents. He said a balance between technology and culture was necessary to develop the next generation. Education Minister Pradyuman Vaja congratulated the award recipients and their families, saying the best teachers did more than educate children they inspired the coming generation. Vaja said teachers played an important role in developing values, quality, skills and curiosity among children. He described the award ceremony as an effort to honour knowledge and said a society that respected knowledge could progress and build a better nation. Recalling the lives and values of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and former President Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Vaja said: While Parliament and legislative assemblies made laws, teachers shaped the true future of the country in classrooms. He said the Gujarat government, under Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, is working to provide quality education and facilities to children even in remote villages. He urged the education fraternity to ensure effective implementation of the National Education Policy 2020 and help children become capable, sensitive and self-reliant citizens. Earlier, CM Patel praised the service of the teachers receiving the awards and described teaching as a national duty. Teachers contributed to nation-building by shaping individuals, he noted. The Chief Minister also urged teachers to ensure that students were guided in the responsible use of technology while continuing to promote positive values through their speech, conduct and behaviour. Governor Devvrat, Chief Minister Patel, Education Minister Vaja and Minister of State, Rivaba Jadeja, paid floral tributes to Dr Radhakrishnan during the ceremony.
Tharoor urges paid maternity leave for informal workers as rural exclusive breastfeeding declines
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Former CDS Gen Anil Chauhan highlights new threats to India
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CM calls alliance meet amid 'Vijay for PM' push
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay has called an alliance meeting for September ninth. Senior TVK ministers are openly promoting Vijay for Prime Minister in 2029. This has caused friction with the Congress party, which backs Rahul Gandhi. TVK ministers invited Congress president Manickam Tagore to the upcoming alliance meeting. Left parties CPI and CPM have not yet decided their attendance.
Former CDS Gen Anil Chauhan cites Pakistan as major security challenge
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Over Saharanpur Mosque Demolition, Asaduddin Owaisi's 'Only Muslims' Remark
The mosque was demolished by authorities early Saturday following a court order.
Basic humanity for a legend: Lara makes emotional plea for Imran Khan's care
Basic humanity for a legend Lara makes emotional plea for Imran Khans care
AI university consultation panel holds first meeting, discusses phased establishment
The committee is chaired by Kris Gopalakrishnan, co-founder of Infosys and chairman of Axilor Ventures, and co-chaired by N. Manjula, secretary, Department of Electronics, IT, Biotechnology and Science & Technology.
Govinda makes cryptic marriage remark at Dahi Handi celebration, seeks fans' prayers
Govinda makes cryptic marriage remark at Dahi Handi celebration seeks fans prayers
Seven Odisha Education Officials Receive National Awards from NIEPA
Seven education officials from Odisha have been conferred with the prestigious National Awards for Innovations and Good Practices in Educational Administration by the National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration (NIEPA), New Delhi, in recognition of their innovative initiatives and significant contributions to strengthening educational administration and improving the quality of school education. The awards [] The post Seven Odisha Education Officials Receive National Awards from NIEPA appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
No practical difference between current govt and Baksal regime, 11-party alliance says
Leaders accuse BNP government of placing party loyalists in key public offices and ignoring referendum commitments
Eight Arrested Following Death of Young Man at Tripura Rehabilitation Center
Eight individuals, including the owner of a private rehab center, were arrested in Tripura after a young mans death linked to alleged assault. Eight Arrested Following Death of Young Man at Tripura Rehabilitation Center
Nearly 2,000 fall ill in suspected food poisoning linked to Indonesias free school meals program
Nearly 2,000 people, most of them students, have fallen ill in suspected food poisoning outbreaks linked to Indonesias Free Nutritious Meals program between Sept. 1 and Sept. 3
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Womens Asia Cup: Charani, Prema star as India register fifth straight win over Pakistan (ld)
Dubai, Sep 5 (IANS) On a scorching 40-degree evening in Dubai, the anticipation of a fierce India-Pakistan game quickly evaporated into another familiar, stark mismatch. History had offered little comfort to Pakistan coming into Saturdays clash in the 2026 Womens Asia Cup, having dropped four consecutive fixtures to their neighbours across formats. Yet, as twenty-two players lined up under oppressive, humid conditions to square off on a fresh pitch offering grip and sharp turn, it seemed set for a battle of attrition. Instead, Indias lethal spin quartet of N. Sree Charani, Prema Rawat, Shafali Verma and Deepti Sharma dished out a tactical bowling masterclass to bundle out Pakistan for a paltry 55 and set the base of a seven-wicket victory to sign off from the league stage. The quarter proved to be unplayable, as the relentless spin quarter consistently deceived the Pakistani batters with flight and forced them to perish by playing loose, off-side strokes outside their reach. For Pakistan, barring openers Shawaal Zulfiqar and Muneeba Ali, none of the batters reached double figures, as they went from 27/0 to 55/6, and that insipid batting made the contest a one-sided affair yet again, as India got their fifth consecutive T20I win over the archrivals. After Pakistan chose to bat first, a decision which surprised many, they were scratchy from the outset before showing some intent. Kranti Gauds opening delivery seamed away to beat Muneeba's outside edge, before Shawaal struck consecutive boundaries off her and Nandni Sharma. Muneeba survived two early dropped chances, both off Pratika Rawal, before off-spinner Shafali provided the breakthrough by castling her for 13. The wicket triggered a collapse as top-ranked T20I bowler Charani struck twice in the final powerplay over, removing Gull Feroza for a duck and trapping Shawaal lbw for 14. Charani then picked up her third scalp by having Ayesha Zafar caught at mid-on by captain Harmanpreet Kaur, playing her 150th game as Indias captain. Prema then joined the wicket-takers party by castling Sadaf Shamas, before Deepti Sharma trapped Pakistan skipper Fatima Sana lbw for a duck. Eyman Fatima provided brief resistance by hitting the innings' final boundary off Prema, but a tragic mix-up with Umm-e-Hani saw her run out for five. Prema came back to dismiss Umm-e-Hani with a top-edged sweep to short fine leg, before catching Nashra Sandhu off her own bowling to finish with figures of 3-9. Charani picked 3-7 from her four overs, thus maintaining her rich vein of form. By extracting sharp turn, consistent drift, and maintaining impeccable control of length, Charani was at the peak of her power, as Pakistans attempts to attack her ended in abject failure, with lobbed catches to the infield. Deepti wrapped up the innings in the 19th over by deceiving Tuba Hassan in flight, as wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh completed a sharp stumping in a solid day of wicketkeeping, as Pakistan completely unravelled against Indias disciplined spinners. Shafali Verma set an explosive tone for the paltry chase by launching the very first delivery from Sadia Iqbal over long-off for a six. Shafali also became the youngest batter to reach 3,000 runs in womens T20Is at 22 years and 220 days, as well as the fastest in terms of balls faced (2,182). Pakistan captain Fatima Sana mounted a spirited fightback when she removed Shafali (12) by extracting a soft leading edge, completed via a caught-and-bowled dismissal, before getting Pratika Rawal (4) caught behind. Fatima struck again in her second over by trapping Smriti Mandhana lbw after the opener hit her for a boundary, leaving India at 29/3 in the fourth over. The three-wicket burst made Fatima just the fourth bowler from a full-member nation to take three wickets in the powerplay overs of a womens T20I twice in her career. However, captain Harmanpreet and Deepti Sharma steadied the chase without further alarms. The duo took their time before Deepti released the pressure in the seventh over by stepping out to loft left-arm spinner Nashra Sandhu over mid-wicket for four. Harmanpreet and Deepti carefully made the remaining runs by using soft hands and quick running to keep the scoreboard ticking. Harmanpreet then capped off the win in style in the ninth over - after surviving a chance that just evaded an outstretched Fatima at mid-on for four, she stepped down the pitch to loft Nashra Sandhu cleanly over long-on for a six, as India signed off by dominating Pakistan yet again. Brief scores: Pakistan 55 all out in 18.1 overs (Shawaal Zulfiqar 14, Muneeba Ali 13; N Sree Charani 3-7, Prema Rawat 3-9) lost to India 57/3 in 8.4 overs (Harmanpreet Kaur 18 not out, Shafali Verma 12; Fatima Sana 3-17) by seven wickets
Rajasthan Police issue advisory on securing Wi-Fi networks
Jaipur, Sep 5 (IANS)In its effort to curb cybercrime and strengthen public awareness about cybersecurity, the Cyber Crime Branch, Rajasthan Police, has issued an advisory urging citizens to secure their Wi-Fi networks against hacking and unauthorised access. Additional Director General of Police (Cyber Crime) VK Singh said that in today's digital environment, Wi-Fi is not merely a means of accessing the internet but a network connecting mobile phones, laptops, smart TVs, and other smart devices in homes and offices. Weak router security can allow unauthorised devices to connect to the network, potentially resulting in increased data consumption, slower internet speeds, data breaches, cyber fraud, hacking, and compromise of personal information. Citizens who suspect that an unauthorised device is connected to their Wi-Fi network can connect a mobile phone or laptop to the same network and access the router's administration page through a web browser. After logging in with the router's administrator username and password, users can check the list of connected devices under options such as Connected Devices, Device List, or Attached Devices. Any unfamiliar device should be investigated and removed from the network. The Cyber Crime Branch has advised users to immediately change the default administrator password provided by the router manufacturer. Router settings can generally be accessed through addresses such as 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1. Users should also set a strong Wi-Fi password containing a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. The Wi-Fi network name (SSID) should preferably not reveal personal information or unnecessarily disclose the router's brand. The advisory recommends enabling WPA3 encryption wherever supported by the router. If WPA3 is unavailable, users should use at least WPA2-AES. Older and outdated security protocols such as WEP and WPA should be avoided. For stronger security, users are advised to keep WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) disabled. The remote management feature of the router should also be turned off unless it is specifically required, as disabling it reduces the risk of unauthorised attempts to access router settings over the internet. Households using smart TVs, smart appliances, cameras, or other IoT devices should consider connecting them to a guest Wi-Fi network rather than the primary network. Separating these devices can provide an additional layer of protection for mobile phones, laptops, and other important devices connected to the main network. Users should regularly update their router's firmware to ensure that the latest security patches released by the manufacturer are installed. Where available and appropriate, users may also enable MAC address filtering/whitelisting to restrict network access to trusted devices. Rajasthan Police have appealed to citizens to immediately report incidents involving Wi-Fi tampering, cyber fraud, hacking, unauthorised access, or other cybercrimes to the nearest police station or cyber police station. In cases of financial cyber fraud, citizens should immediately call the cybercrime helpline number 1930 to seek prompt assistance.
Trial run on repaired New Farakka railway line successful, normal services to resume
Kolkata, Sep 5 (IANS) The trial run on the repaired railways track along the New Farakka Line in West Bengal's Murshidabad district has been successful, following which the normal train services are expected to begin from Saturday, the Eastern Railway have claimed. The repair work was successfully completed on Saturday morning following which the trial run started. Now, an insider from the Eastern Railway said that normal train services will resume from Saturday night. However, he added that it might take some more time for the train services on the tracks to be fully successful, considering that several trains have to be cancelled and routes of some trains had to be diverted following the landslides occurring on the railway tracks of the New Farakka line on Thursday morning. Following the landslides, the train services connecting South Bengal to North Bengal were severely disrupted in the last couple of days. Shivram Majhi, the Chief Public Relations Officer of Eastern Railway, said that repair work on the tracks damaged by the landslide had been completed and the train services are expected to return to normal by Saturday night. However, the exact time when trains will begin running according to the scheduled timetable has not yet been confirmed. Eastern Railway officers claimed that the officers and staff engaged in the track repair process had done a commendable job considering the two related hindrance factors that incessant rainfall in the area hampered the repair progress, as the soil at the repair site remained unstable and waterlogged. It is learnt that like Thursday and Friday, numerous trains have been cancelled on Saturday as well, while several others are being diverted. The state government is arranging food and water for stranded passengers, and additional buses are being operated across North and South Bengal. Despite these measures, the difficulties faced by a large number of passengers remain unresolved. The disruption also led to a sharp increase in demand for private bus services between Kolkata and Siliguri, with fares reportedly rising from around Rs 1,500 on normal days to between Rs 5,000 and Rs 6,000 over the past few days.
PDA dig, 4Cs focus: Tawde begins mission UP
Vinod Tawde begins his Uttar Pradesh assignment with a focus on the 2027 Assembly elections. He directly challenged Akhilesh Yadav's PDA social coalition narrative. Tawde emphasized teamwork and collective leadership within the BJP organization. His immediate focus includes coordination, cadres, caste, and candidature for key constituencies. The BJP aims to strengthen its position in underperforming areas.
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Democratic Sangha launches Young Leaders for Social Change programme in Vijayawada
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Former Maoists Showcase Tribal Culture through Dance at Delhi Festival
Participants from Gadchiroli, including former Maoists, displayed tribal culture through traditional dance at a festival in Delhi. Former Maoists Showcase Tribal Culture through Dance at Delhi Festival
Shree Charani, Prema Rawat spin Pakistan out for 55 in one-sided contest
India suffered an early wobble in the chase but sealed the game with seven wickets and 68 balls to spare
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Beyond economic ties, human values and cultural heritage are essential: Maha CM Fadnavis
Mumbai, Sep 5 (IANS) Emphasising that global trade alone cannot foster a better world, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday urged international stakeholders to build partnerships based on shared human values, cultural exchange, and continuous dialogue. He was speaking at the inauguration of the second edition of the Global Impact Forum 2026 (GIF) held in Mumbai on Saturday. Addressing an international assembly, Fadnavis highlighted that while nations differ in culture, tradition, and ideology, universal values unify humanity. In a fragmented world facing systemic imbalances, nations must identify common ground. True stability and peace will not come solely from commercial deals, but from mutual respect and deep cultural engagement, he stated. Connecting the occasion with Shri Krishna Janmashtami, he cited the teachings of Lord Krishna, noting that principles of inclusiveness, righteousness, and truth remain vital for global harmony. Highlighting Indias ancient ethos, CM Fadnavis noted that the philosophy of he world is one family has historically guided India's interactions with other nations. He pointed out that India historically exported ideas, philosophy, and knowledge alongside trade, citing the peaceful spread of Buddhism across Asia without conflict or military conquest. The Forum convened diplomats, business leaders, and scholars from BRICS nationsincluding Brazil's Consul General Jose Mauro Fonseca Costa Couto, Russia's Consul General Ivan Fetisov, China's Consul General Qin Jie, and South Africa's Consul General Gedion Labane. The event featured an audio-visual presentation showcasing the cultural parallels between India and Brazil across music, dance, sports, and festivals. Janhvi Pawar, Director of the Global Impact Forum, outlined the vision of the initiative, emphasising its objective to create long-term strategic and cultural partnerships among BRICS nations. Commending the organisers of the AP Global Impact Forum, CM Fadnavis concluded by inviting global leaders, policymakers, and industry pioneers to leverage such platforms to shape a balanced, prosperous world.
Bangladesh Opposition launches protest march over energy crisis
This movement is aimed at ensuring cooking gas and lighting up every household with electricity, Opposition leader Shafiqur Rahman told supporters
Authorities probing counterfeit rabies vaccine, says drug regulator
The manufacturer of the vaccine has denied producing the misbranded vials bearing batch number KE25012 which failed a potency test by the Central Drugs Laboratory
Meta restores Kerala CM Satheesan's Facebook posts hours after takedown
Meta restores Kerala CM Satheesans Facebook posts hours after takedown
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NIA Court Convicts 10 in Zheeram Valley Attack Linked to CPI-Maoist
A special NIA court in Jagdalpur has convicted ten individuals linked to the 2013 Zheeram Valley attack by CPI-Maoist. NIA Court Convicts 10 in Zheeram Valley Attack Linked to CPI-Maoist
The government has also decided to pay employees the money due for surrendered leave from 2022 by the Sankranti festival.
Haaland scores 300th club goal as Man City beat Coventry 1-0
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Joheirry Mola of Dominican Republic wins Miss World 2026
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Death count surges to 1,344 in Nepal floods, around 5,000 still missing | What we know so far
Amid continuous rescue operation, the death toll from the devastating flash floods in Nepal went up to 1,344 on Saturday as more bodies were recovered from the affected areas, according to Nepal Police. Rescue teams...
Maryam Nawaz says Punjab faces bigger threat from provinces than neighbours
Maryam Nawaz says Punjab faces bigger threat from provinces than neighbours
Punjab police officers transferred amid Mohanjit Singh custodial torture allegations
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SIR hearings descend into confusion and chaos on Day 1 in Bengaluru
While some voters had come to collect their notices, many did not know what a logical discrepancy meant, why their name had been marked as not mapped or what they were expected to prove.
Sai Kishore five-for inspires Derbyshire demolition
India spinner leads fourth-innings rout as Gloucestershire end six-match losing streak in style
Shafali scripts history, becomes fastest and youngest to reach 3,000 T20I runs
At just twenty-two years and 220 days old, Shafali Verma made history by becoming the youngest player ever to score 3,000 runs in T20 internationals. She also claimed the title for the fastest to reach this milestone in terms of balls faced. In a decisive match, India easily chased down Pakistan's meager total of fifty-six, securing a resounding seven-wicket victory.
Ganesh pandals in Hyderabad to be geo-tagged: VC Sajjanar
Hyderabad: Ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, Hyderabad Commissioner of Police VC Sajjanar on Saturday, September 5, said Ganesh pandals in the city would be geo-tagged. Organisers of all Ganesh pandals within the Hyderabad Police Commissionerate were asked to apply through the app developed by the police and mandatorily geo-tag their pandals. Police also urged organisers of 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 .
Varun Dhawan reacts to his farming with Rolex photos
Varun Dhawan reacted to a meme based on his recent farming pictures after a troll pointed out that he was farming while wearing an expensive Rolex watch. The actor's witty response left social media users amused.
Iran CJ seeks action over war crimes, sovereignty violations
Iran's Chief Justice urged stronger international action against sovereignty violations and war crimes. He specifically referenced military strikes by Israel and the United States against his nation. Justice Surya Kant proposed a common BRICS platform for arbitration and mediation. This platform aims to resolve cross-border commercial disputes effectively. BRICS members were called to uphold the rule of law and stand against aggression.
