ICC T20 World Cup: UAE secures five-wicket victory over Canada
In the ICC Mens T20 World Cup Cricket, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) defeated Canada by five wickets in a thrilling Group D match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. Chasing a target of 151 runs, UAE held their nerves in a pulsating finish, surging to 151 for five with just two balls []
76-year-old Ghazipur flower mandi worker killed after SUV skids on NH-24 service road in Delhi
A 76-year-old man, Paik Karmai, was tragically killed on the NH-24 service road in Ghazipur village after a black SUV allegedly skidded and struck him. The driver, a 26-year-old advocate, was apprehended at the scene while other occupants reportedly fled. Investigations are ongoing.
Shah Pays Homage To CRPF Personnel Killed In 2019 Pulwama Attack
New Delhi, Feb 14: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday paid homage to the CRPF personnel killed in the 2019 Pulwama terror attack, saying terrorism is the greatest enemy of humanity and India is firmly determined to eradicate it completely. In a message posted on X, Shah said, The country will always remain indebted to the courage, dedication, and sacrifices of our security forces and security agencies that confront terrorism. Terrorism is the greatest enemy of humanity, and India [] The post Shah Pays Homage To CRPF Personnel Killed In 2019 Pulwama Attack appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
VP, PM Pay Homage To Pulwama Terror Attack Martyrs
NEW DELHI, Feb 14: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday paid homage to the CRPF personnel who lost their lives in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmirs Pulwama on this day in 2019 and said every Indian draws strength from their enduring courage. Vice President C P Radhakrishnan also paid tributes to the personnel who laid down their lives in the attack. In a post on X, Modi said, Remembering the brave heroes who laid down their lives in [] The post VP, PM Pay Homage To Pulwama Terror Attack Martyrs appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Madhubala Birth Anniversary: Interesting Facts About 'Venus Of Indian Cinema'
Legendary actress Madhubala was born on February 14, 1933, in Delhi. She passed away on 23 February, 1969. On the occasion of her birth anniversary, take a look at some of the interesting facts about the Venus of Indian Cinema. Madhubala was born as Mumtaz Jehan Begum Dehlavi on February 14, 1933, in Delhi and she had 11 siblings in total. Madhubala marked her acting debut as a child artist in Basant when she was just 9 years old. She was credited as 'Baby Mumtaz' in the film. She gained immense fame after starring in the 1949 film Mahal, which became a major hit. Often called the Venus of Indian Cinema, she was admired for her beauty and expressive acting. Madhubala was a part of the first ever 'Adult' film of Bollywood -- 'Hanste Aansoo.' Madhubala breathed her last on February 23, 1969, at the young age of 36 after being diagnosed with a hole in her heart. Fact Check: AI Video Shows PM Modi Claiming Govt To Give Free Scooters To Women; PIB Debunks Claim
After techie hit by stray bull, Noida steps up cattle removal drive
Noida to put up boards, map dog feeding spots
Owner steps away for shopping, parked car rolls into open drain in Noida
ED calls JIL homebuyers in money laundering probe
Hapur off-limits to goods vehicles on Mahashivratri
Kin say anaesthesia overdose killed boy (6), Greater Noida diagnostic centre sealed
Pothole related road deaths surge 53 pc in 5 yrs, 9,438 killed nationwide
New Delhi: Deaths caused by pothole-related road accidents have risen by 53 per cent over the past five years, with 9,438 people killed across the country between 2020 and 2024, the government informed Parliament. Uttar Pradesh alone accounted for more than 54 per cent of these fatalities, emerging as the worst-affected state. The data shared 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 .
370 Arogya Mandirs opened: Delhi CM; Mohalla Clinics renamed, says AAP
Gupta said her government views health care not as an expense, but as an investment
High Cout grants bail to mother-in-law in Nikki Bhati murder case
His phone used in extortion case, no bail for Ghaziabad man in extortion and attempt to murder case
CCTV Shows Labourer Barricading Janakpuri Pit After Biker's Fatal Fall, Delhi Police Tell Court
Delhi Police told a court that CCTV footage shows a labourer barricading the Janakpuri excavation site only after a biker had fatally fallen into the pit.
Telangana civic poll win shows public trust in Congress: Kharge
New Delhi: Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Friday, February 13, hailed the partys emphatic victory in the municipal elections in Telangana, saying the mandate reflects the trust of the people. In a boost to the A Revanth Reddy-led government, the Congress in Telangana on Friday scored an emphatic victory in the municipal elections, while the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
At IHGF Delhi Spring Fair in Greater Noida, a potpourri of home decor, fashion & more
India-US interim deal to boost market access for Indian exporters: Govt
New Delhi: Issues in India-US ties in recent times have included the imposition of elevated tariffs by the United States on Indias exports and changes implemented by the US in its visa regulations, which have affected students and professionals, the government informed Parliament on Friday, February 13. Notwithstanding these developments, the two sides have continued 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 .
SEBI Proposes Relaxations In Reporting Norms For Stock Brokers To Boost Ease Of Doing Business
New Delhi : To boost ease of doing business, markets regulator Sebi on Friday proposed additional relaxations to reporting norms for stock brokers, including exempting certain demat accounts held by brokers who are also primary dealers from tagging requirements. Further, brokers that are banks or primary dealers will be required to report only those bank accounts that are used for stock broking activities, Sebi proposed. All demat accounts maintained by stock brokers should be appropriately tagged. Further, this shall not be applicable for the demat account which are used exclusively for activities other than stock broking activities by stock brokers, which are also primary dealers. Stock broker which is also bank or primary dealer, shall be required to report to the stock exchanges only those bank accounts that are used for their stock broking activities, Sebi said in its draft circular. SEBI Proposes Standing Instructions For SWP & STP In Demat-Held Mutual Fund Units To Boost Ease Of Doing Business Under the current rules, brokers are required to maintain properly named and tagged bank and demat accounts and report the opening and closure of such accounts to stock exchanges. Certain exemptions were earlier provided to brokers that are banks. In its draft circular inviting public comments on proposed relaxations, Sebi suggested that the earlier requirement regarding reporting of certain demat accounts by brokers has been deleted. Instead, depositories will share details of demat accounts opened or closed by stock brokers directly with the concerned stock exchanges, as per a mechanism jointly decided by them. Stock brokers should continue to ensure that all new bank and demat accounts are appropriately named as per the prescribed nomenclature. Details of newly opened bank accounts should be reported to stock exchanges within one week of opening, and closures must also be reported within one week. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has sought public comment till March 6 on the proposals. Disclaimer: This story is from the syndicated feed. Nothing has been changed except the headline.
New York (US): An Indian national pleaded guilty in the United States to orchestrating a murder-for-hire plot aimed at assassinating a US citizen and Khalistani terrorist, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, in New York City. The US Department of Justice reportedly stated Nikhil Gupta (54) entered a guilty plea on Thursday before a federal magistrate judge in Manhattan. Gupta admitted to charges of murder-for-hire, conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire, and conspiracy to commit money laundering. He is scheduled to be sentenced on May 29, 2026, and faces a maximum possible sentence of 40 years in prison, although the final term will be decided by the court. Following an investigation by FBI New York, @DEANEWYORKDiv , and @SDNYnews , Nikhil Gupta pled guilty to plotting to assassinate a U.S. citizen in New York City. Read more about the FBI's continued commitment to defend the homeland from foreign nationals targeting our citizens pic.twitter.com/cElDtolY5y FBI New York (@NewYorkFBI) February 13, 2026 Gupta Acted On Indian Govt Employee's Direction, Reveals Probe According to an NDTV report citing US prosecutors, Gupta acted at the direction of an Indian government employee to arrange the killing of a US citizen of Indian origin who is an attorney and political activist based in New York. While court documents refer to the intended target as the victim, the individual is widely understood to be Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a Sikh separatist figure. Pannun has been designated a terrorist by Indian authorities under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, with New Delhi accusing him of promoting violence and secessionist activities through calls for a separate Sikh state, Khalistan. US filings allege that in 2023, Gupta was recruited by Vikash Yadav, described as an employee of Indias Cabinet Secretariat, which houses the countrys foreign intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing. Acting on Yadavs instructions, Gupta allegedly attempted to hire a hitman to carry out the assassination on US soil. 'Made Scapegoat In International Politics': Vikash Yadav's Lawyers Refute Charges By US Justice Department In Pannun Killing Plot Unaware that the individuals he contacted were cooperating with law enforcement, Gupta is accused of negotiating a payment of USD 100,000 for the killing, arranging a USD 15,000 advance and sharing detailed personal information about the target, including addresses, phone numbers and daily movements. The plot was foiled through an operation involving the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Czech police release video footage showcasing the extradition of Nikhil Gupta, an Indian national, to the US. Gupta faces charges related to an alleged murder-for-hire plot against Khalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. He pleads not guilty in a New York federal court. pic.twitter.com/LLj1GeX54L Free Press Journal (@fpjindia) June 18, 2024 According to the report, prosecutors said Gupta also suggested delaying the killing to avoid overlapping with the Indian Prime Ministers state visit to the US in June 2023. After the killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada later that month, Gupta allegedly indicated there was no need to wait. Gupta was arrested in the Czech Republic in June 2023 and extradited to the US in 2024. India had set up a high-level internal panel in November 2023 to examine the allegations, saying it took them seriously while rejecting claims of state-sponsored involvement. New Delhis response to Guptas guilty plea is awaited.
Air India Fined for Flying Airbus Plane Eight Times Without Airworthiness Permit
An Airbus A320 flew passengers between New Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad on November 24 and November 25 without the mandatory Airworthiness Review Certificate, or ARC, a key permit issued annually by the regulator after a plane passes safety and compliance checks
FIR after man dragged on road, punched at baraat in Noida
UP clears policy to redevelop buildings older than 25 years
Treat all voters with courtesy, sensitivity: Rinwa to BLOs in Ghaziabad
Sunetra Pawar takes charge in Pune, holds first NCP meeting
Days after meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah in Delhi, Sunetra Pawar chaired a key meeting with NCP workers in Pune, signalling consolidation efforts within the Mahayuti alliance and the partys state unit
After Victory, BNP Pushes for Sheikh Hasina's Extradition From India
Hasina, who has been living in exile in New Delhi since her ouster, was sentenced to death in absentia by a special tribunal in November 2025 for crimes against humanity linked to the violent suppression of the 2024 uprising
Woman journalist 'attacked, assaulted' during pro-UGC protest in Delhi University
A scuffle erupted at Delhi University's Arts Faculty between two student groups, leading to accusations of assault and violence. The ABVP alleged a journalist was attacked by left-wing students, while AISA claimed its members were assaulted by right-wing students during a protest. Police are investigating the incident.
HPM Deptt organizes BuyerSeller Meet at New Delhi
NEW DELHI: Horticulture Planning and Marketing (HPM) department of Jammu and Kashmir on Friday organized a one-day BuyerSeller Meet at Hotel Samrat, here, with the objective of strengthening market linkages for horticulture and allied produce of Jammu and Kashmir. Addressing the participants on the occasion, Director HPM, Ghulam Jeelani Zargar delivered a detailed presentation highlighting []
MCDs Largest Budget Sees Focus On Landfill, Sanitation
Girls, djinn rituals, money in playbook of occultist
Badarpur police station named top performer
US Slaps 16% Higher Tariffs, Gets Wider access to India
shivaji sarkar The US tariff cut is supposed to be positive for Indian trade and markets. The US administration is propagating it as a great favour to India. The drumbeats announce that a 50 percent tariff is cut to 18 percent.That looks great. The reality is far away from it. Yes, President Donald Trump imposed a 25% tariff and warned of an additional 25% penalty if India continued buying Russian oil. The penalty remained only a threat, as New Delhi [] The post US Slaps 16% Higher Tariffs, Gets Wider access to India appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
DPS Katra celebrates Heritage Day
Excelsior Correspondent REASI, Feb 13: Delhi Public School Katra celebrated Heritage Day with great enthusiasm, showcasing Indias rich cultural legacy through vibrant performances by students. The event was graced by Dr MM Madhavan, Facility Director at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Super Speciality Hospital and Dr Vinod Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of School of Architecture and Landscape Design, SMVDU. Dr Madhavan appreciated the schools efforts in promoting cultural awareness, while Dr Vinod highlighted the importance of preserving heritage and instilling pride [] The post DPS Katra celebrates Heritage Day appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Pawan Khajuria meets Defence Minister, seeks justice for border people
Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 13: Senior political leader from Udhampur, Pawan Khajuria called on Defence Minister, Rajnath Singh in New Delhi and raised several pressing issues concerning Jammu & Kashmir, particularly those affecting residents of border areas. During the meeting, Khajuria drew the Defence Ministers attention to the daily hardships faced by people living in border areas. Referring specifically to Udhampur district, he highlighted that in many cases, despite the transfer of land to the Army, affected families have not [] The post Pawan Khajuria meets Defence Minister, seeks justice for border people appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Siddique, Aryansh dazzle as UAE defeat Canada by 5 wickets
NEW DELHI, Feb 13: Junaid Siddiques five-wicket haul was complemented by Aryansh Sharmas half-century as the United Arab Emirates defeated Canada by five wickets in their ICC Mens T20 World Cup match here on Friday. Senior pacer Siddique headlined a disciplined bowling effort, returning with figures of 5/35 to help UAE restrict Canada to a below-par 150 for 7. Aryansh then struck an unbeaten 74 off 53 balls laced with six fours and three sixes, while Sohaib Khan also played [] The post Siddique, Aryansh dazzle as UAE defeat Canada by 5 wickets appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Woman jumps from fourth floor, shop staffer saves her by placing cartons
Child Trafficking: HC Takes Tough Stance
Delhi High Court questions delay in Minority panel appointments
The High Court says posts of chairperson and members in National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions cannot remain unfilled since 2023; seeks affidavit from Education Ministry on steps taken
Finally, Asha Ki Kiran For Inmates Hit By Crowding
Maharashtra FDA Minister Narhari Zirwal Promises Resignation If Linked To Bribery Case
Mumbai : In the midst of the controversy over one of his staffers being caught red-handed accepting bribe money, food and drug administration minister Narhari Zirwal said on Friday that he would resign if any link was established between him and the clerk arrested by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB). Zirwal, who was in New Delhi, told mediapersons that the incident was serious and the person concerned would face the consequences. He added that Rajendra Dherange, the clerk, was handling matters related to departmental hearings. Clarifying that he never gets involved in such things, the NCP minister said, The accused will not be spared, he added. Meanwhile, opposition parties have raised questions over the ACB action and corruption in the corridors of Mantralaya, the state government headquarters. 'Issuing Fake Birth Certificates A Large-scale Corruption Within The System' Says Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawde; Demands Review Of All Birth Records Also Watch: State Congress chief Harshwardhan Sapkal and Mumbai Congress chief Varsha Gaikwad came down heavily on the government, saying even though it projects itself as pro-people, papers at Mantralaya do not move without payment. Sapkal alleged that bribery and commission-taking are happening openly in Mantralaya under the Mahayuti government. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis should disclose details of the ACB action and sack Narhari Zirwal from the cabinet, he added. To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/
MCD To Collect Wet & Dry Waste On Alternate Days
Palghar Police Arrest Habitual Offender For Cheating Senior Citizen Of 2 Lakh At Bank
Palghar: The Crime Detection Team of Bolinj Police Station has successfully arrested an accused involved in cheating an elderly man inside a bank premises and has recovered assets linked to the offence, police officials said. The incident took place at the State Bank of India (SBI), Virar West, where the accused approached the senior citizen under the pretext of helping him fill out a bank form. On January 9, 2026, the accused gained the victims trust and falsely claimed that the balance amount from the complainants account could be transferred into a mode balance account. Misleading the elderly man, the accused convinced him to withdraw 2,00,000 in cash from his bank account. However, instead of depositing the amount as promised, he allegedly took the money for personal gain and fled, thereby cheating the complainant. Following the complaint, Bolinj Police registered a case under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. With fraud-related offences increasing in the area, the crime detection team launched an intensive investigation. The accused was initially staying temporarily at a dormitory in Dadar, Mumbai, but had vacated the premises. Police later found that the mobile number provided was false. Further inquiry revealed that the accused was originally from Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh and was frequently travelling between cities such as Lucknow and Delhi to evade arrest. On January 26, 2026, police received information that he had returned to Mumbai. Using technical and cyber investigation skills, PSI Kiran Vanjari and his team successfully tracked and arrested the accused in Dadar. Fake Call Centre Saga: CBI Grills Nashik, Palghar Cops Over Igatpuri Call Centre Operations Also Watch: The arrested accused has been identified as Brijkumar Santoshkumar Wadhwani (62). During the investigation, police seized a mobile phone worth 25,500 and lien-marked 1,51,287 from the accuseds bank account. In total, assets worth 1,76,787 were recovered. The investigation also led to the detection of another related fraud case registered at Malad Police Station in Mumbai. Police stated that the accused is a habitual offender with several cheating and fraud cases registered against him across Maharashtra and Gujarat, including Amravati, Bhusawal, Wardha, Vadodara and Gondia. Further inquiries are ongoing. To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/
AIIMS May Carry Out Countrys First Face Transplant This Year
No cap on JNU VCs power to decide on faculty housing on campus
Govt Circumvents Perceived Plot, Expedites Womens Aid
Allegedly that was a conspiracy by some forces in New Delhi and their minions in the State to approach the court and also make other efforts to stop the distribution of assistance citing the coming Assembly elections as the reason.
Congress seeks Union minister Puris resignation
Party MPs protest in Parliament over Epstein link New Delhi: The Congress on Friday demanded Union minister Hardeep Singh Puris resignation as his name figures in the Epstein files released in the United States and asked on whose behalf was he interacting with Jeffrey Epstein, who was convicted for sexual crimes with children. Addressing a []
Bengal coal scam: ED attaches assets worth Rs 100 crore
New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Friday said it has attached fresh assets worth Rs 100 crore as part of its money laundering probe into alleged illegal mining and coal theft in West Bengal, which it claimed garnered active assistance from the local administration. The most recent searches in this case were conducted in []
Rahul meets farmers, discusses movement against trade deal
New Delhi: Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi met farm union leaders from across the country in the Parliament House complex on Friday and discussed with them the need for a countrywide movement to oppose the India-US interim trade deal as well as safeguarding the livelihoods of farmers and farm labourers. []
Pothole-related deaths across country rise 53% in 5 years
UP accounts for over half of 9,400 fatalities New Delhi: Deaths caused by pothole-related road accidents have risen by 53% over the past five years, with 9,438 people killed across the country between 2020 and 2024, the government informed Parliament. Uttar Pradesh alone accounted for more than 54 per cent of these fatalities, emerging as []
Nr Railway to run Holi special trains from Katra to Delhi, Varanasi
Jammu Tawi, Feb 13:To manage the expected rush during Holi, Northern Railway will run special reserved trains from Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra to New Delhi and Varanasi, officials said on Friday. According to the officials from Jammu Division, special train numbers 04081/04082 will run between New Delhi and Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra, while [] The post Nr Railway to run Holi special trains from Katra to Delhi, Varanasi appeared first on Northlines .
Strings attached: Italy to India, puppets burst to life on city stage
Get Set, Go! Delhi Khel Mahakumbh Takes Off
Chandigarh: Rebutting the allegations of the Punjab Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) that he tried to lure its MLA into BJP under ``Operation Lotus'', the Haryana chief minister Nayab Saini on Friday held that the same were baseless and fabricated and that these were made to hide the party's (AAP's) own failures. Addressing newspersons in Delhi, Saini alleged that AAP first showed false dreams to the people of Delhi and deceived them. Later, in Punjab, it made promises that remained unfulfilled, causing distress among the people there. It may be recalled that the Punjab ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Thursday had accused Haryana chief minister Saini of ``attempting to lure one of its MLA to resign from the party and join BJP. pic.twitter.com/Q9TxrodCzp Nayab Saini (@NayabSainiBJP) February 13, 2026 The chief minister alleged the people of Punjab first voted for Congress, but Congress betrayed them. Later, they voted for AAP, which he described as a mega-deception. He claimed that law and order in Punjab is in poor condition and farmers are facing severe hardships. Women, Farmers In Focus As PM Modi Takes First Big Decisions From Seva Teerth Also Watch: Referring to flood compensation, he said that in Punjab, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal spoke of giving Rs 20,000 as compensation to farmers, but in Gujarat he claimed that Rs 50,000 had been given to Punjab farmers. He termed this as misleading farmers and reiterated that the MLAs allegations are factually incorrect and aimed at hiding shortcomings. He accused AAP of indulging in pressure politics in Punjab and said the party should fulfil its promises made to the public. On his recent visits to Punjab, Saini said Punjab is like home. He said whenever he is invited to Punjab, he visited there. He added that Punjab is the land of the Gurus, and it is a matter of pride that the Gurus also blessed the land of Haryana with their presence.
3 Sexual Harassment complaints reported in JK since 2024
New Delhi, Feb 13:The Government of India on Friday informed the Lok Sabha that three complaints of sexual harassment at workplace have been reported from Jammu and Kashmir in Government offices and affiliated departments since the launch of the SHe-Box portal in August 2024. Replying to Unstarred Question No. 2490, raised by MP Sudama Prasad, [] The post 3 Sexual Harassment complaints reported in JK since 2024 appeared first on Northlines .
AIIMS Vijaypur functional, AIIMS Awantipora under construction
New Delhi, Feb 13:The Government of India has informed the Lok Sabha that while the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) at Vijaypur in Jammu division is fully functional, the AIIMS at Awantipora in Kashmir division is still under construction. Replying to unstarred Question No. 2466 in the Lok Sabha, raised by MP Abhishek [] The post AIIMS Vijaypur functional, AIIMS Awantipora under construction appeared first on Northlines .
How Delhi Plans To Safeguard Govt Data
Rekha launches 51 more Arogya Mandirs, targets total of 1,100
India wraps up Asian Shooting Championships 2026 campaign in New Delhi with 7 medals
India wrapped up their Asian Shooting Championships 2026 campaign in New Delhi with seven medals on the final day, to take their overall tally in senior rifle and pistol events to 33, including 13 gold, 11 silver and nine bronze. Amanpreet Singh clinched gold in the 25m centre fire pistol, topping the field with a []
Scuffle breaks out between two student groups during DU protest
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K.C. Singh | Will BNPs Big Win Lead To Reset Of Delhi-Dhaka Ties?
The BNP-led alliance reportedly leads with 216 seats out of 299 seats, with that led by Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) having won 76 seats. JeI is questioning the elections integrity and not yet conceding defeat
Bengal Chief Secretary appears before Election Commission over compliance lapses
West Bengal Chief Secretary Nandini Chakraborty appeared before the Election Commission of India in New Delhi following summons over non-compliance issues, including FIRs against officials and unauthorized transfers. The ECI cautioned her and directed future adherence to its directives. The commission also appointed a Special Observer to oversee poll preparedness and conduct.
French president Emmanuel Macron, Bazil's Lula to attend AI Impact Summit in Delhi
Visiting heads of state include those from Estonia, Slovakia, SL, Serbia & Switzerland
Manipur Cabinet Expansion: 2 more Kuki ministers likely
Manipur's state cabinet expansion is anticipated on February 23 or 24. The council of ministers will increase in strength. A senior BJP leader indicated the possibility of two more ministers from the Kuki community joining the government. Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh is in New Delhi for discussions on the cabinet expansion.
Illegal felling of trees: NGT asks officer to take action
Dr, no! Patchy Wi-Fi hurts residents, students
Delhi moves first: PM Modi extends best wishes to Bangladesh's future PM Tarique Rahman on win
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday congratulated Bangladesh Nationalist Party leader Tarique Rahman on his partys decisive win in the parliamentary elections, becoming the first world leader to speak with him after the result.
UP Has Most EVs, But Delhi Guzzles Max Power At Public Charging Stns
Guptas change of plea marks a dramatic turn in the case that has created a buzz in both Washington and New Delhi
The Buddha comes alive in relics from Piprahwa in this truly immersive exhibition in Delhi
An exhibition in Delhi celebrates the Buddha's relics. The Piprahwa bone relic, reliquaries, and jewels are on display. These artifacts were saved from auction and are now reunited. The exhibition traces the history of the relics from the Buddha's time to their modern-day veneration. Visitors experience the relics and learn about their journey.
Northern Railway to Run Holi Special Trains from Katra to Delhi, Varanasi
SRINAGAR: To manage the expected rush during Holi, Northern Railway will run special reserved trains from Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra to New Delhi and Varanasi, officials said on Friday. According to the officials from Jammu Division, special train numbers 04081/04082 will run between New Delhi and Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra, while train numbers []
T20 WC: Staying Calm To Make UAE Win In Dhoni's Way - How Sohaib Khan Pulled Off A Great Escape
ICC Cricket World Cup League: With the evening glow in full view at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, tension was palpable in the UAE dugout - 85 runs needed off 45 balls and Canada's spinners tightening the noose in a chase of 151. Wicketkeeper-batter Aryansh Sharma, born in Noida but raised in Dubai, was leading the UAEs charge, but was running out of partners from the other end. When a little-known Sohaib Khan joined him, many felt the native of Kothi village in Bihar's Naxal-affected Imamganj region would fall cheaply, considering that he was yet to set the international cricket arena alight. But then, Sohaib had the wise words of the legendary MS Dhoni in his mind. Not the words spoken in World Cup triumphs or winning the IPL trophy five times, but it was one golden piece of advice from the Dhoni book of philosophy, which stayed with Sohaib - the one who is calm when chaos comes, turns pressure into possibility. What transpired was a heist Sohaib smacked a blistering 51 off 29 balls that resurrected UAEs chase of 151 and took them over the line with two balls to spare. A sensational knock laced with four boundaries and four sixes that gave UAE just their third win ever at a major ICC event. The strategy was quite simple. We were requiring only 12 runs per over. So as MS Dhoni said, when you are on the pitch and if it requires more pressure, game. So just back yourself, be calm. That's okay, as I was thinking the same, Sohaib would say later in the post-match press conference, his eyes still carrying the disbelief of what had just transpired. At 68/4 in the 13th over, the UAE appeared destined for collecting their second loss in as many games. Their batting pillars - Muhammad Waseem and Alishan Sharafu, both half-centurions in a losing cause against New Zealand days earlier - had departed cheaply. Canada's left-arm spinner Saad Bin Zafar had ripped through the middle order, his 3-14 putting the game beyond the UAEs reach. But Sohaib, the financial consultant who worked days and played cricket under Dubai's floodlights, turned the game on its head to get a famous victory for the UAE. Incidentally, the win came in the city where he started serious cricket barely a dozen years ago in the corridors of the prestigious Jamia Millia Islamia, where he did his 10+2 studies and graduated with a degree in Sociology. All I can say - this was my home where I started professional cricket. I played around three to four years from 2014 to 19 and played two consecutive North Zone tournaments from Jamia - 2017 and 2018. Honestly speaking, this is beyond the game. When I came out to bat on the wicket, I was thinking this was the situation. I moved to the UAE in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic. I was not getting many opportunities here. I was married, and my daughter and my wife were there. I thought this was the game - what I can do my best. I have struggled a lot in the past 4-5 years. If I get this phase, then it's okay - what else can I ask from God? he said. With a compact stance and middling the ball well, the Sohaib show was on for 6325 fans in the stadium. Dilon Heyliger's 17th over disappeared for 17 runs a six over midwicket, a lofted four over mid-off, and another maximum straight into the sight-screen. Jaskarandeep Singh fared no better in the 18th, conceding a four and six off the first two deliveries. By the time he reached his half-century off just 28 balls, UAE needed eight off the final over. The impossible had become inevitable. Eleven runs through long-on, 16 through midwicket - it told how Sohaib had a simple plan to dismantle Canada. But the real narrative was in the eyes of a man who'd played tennis-ball cricket in a village with barely any facilities, who'd juggled stock market consultancy with night cricket in the UAE. At that time, the situation was tense as twelve runs per over were required. So I thought to back my instinct and just back my natural talent to do what I was doing that time. The mindset was to target the small boundary in front of us, and whatever kind of ball we got, we had to hit the boundary. Anyway, we were requiring one six or one boundary in an over, Sohaib said. None of it would have mattered without Aryansh at the other end. The pair added 84 runs, with Aryansh's unbeaten 74 off 53 balls providing the anchor to Sohaib's storm. Before going out to bat, words of belief from head coach, former India opener Lalchand Rajput, and positivity from Aryansh rubbed well on Sohaib. Before Aryansh and me, I would like to give the biggest credit to our coach, Lalchand Rajput, and the entire management. When I was going to bat, they were saying only one thing - just believe in yourself. This is the time; you can do it. The way they have worked on me over the past two months is because I am a debutant right now in the setup. Two months earlier, I made my debut in ODI and came to the T20I setup, that was his belief. After going in, Aryansh was so confident that his positivity was coming to me, that we could do it. From every ball, he was like, 'No, we will do it. We'll do it.' You can see his expressions in the highlights of the match. So that was the game part, he said. Though Sohaib top-edged in the final over to depart with UAE needing one off three balls, by then, he had written the script in his teams favour. Sohaibs journey from Kothi village to this moment had been anything but straight. Sohaib's father, Adeeb Khan, alias Jugnu Khan, a farmer and social worker, always gave priority to the education of his kids. When cricket came into the picture for Sohaib, who began playing the sport as a six-year-old, the family gave him full support. To date, Sohaib runs Kothi Club, and has facilities for anyone eager to pursue the sport seriously. From Jamia Millia Islamia in 2014 under coach Sanjay Gill and the mentorship of Prof Nafis Ahmad, with the Gaya District Cricket Association coming in between, three seasons of inter-university cricket, and stints with corporate teams like Collage, Uflex, and FCI in Delhi-NCR, Sohaib had cobbled together a cricketing education. In 2021, after playing for Bihar didnt work for him, he took a leap of faith on seeing a vacancy and moved to the UAE, where he represented Ajman Cricket Council in Emirates Cricket Board tournaments the D50, D20, and D10 formats. Four years of playing at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Sharjah Cricket Stadium, and ICC Academy followed. A Development Tournament call-up from Dubai Capitals in September 2025 brought recognition, even if the ILT20 auction didn't. In the UAE, I was a financial consultant and salesperson. I worked during the day. The infrastructure there is such that we play cricket at night and work during the day, and that's what I did. For the last four to five months, I've been playing proper cricket there. I currently work at a financial consulting company named Prospero, a stock marketing company. I graduated from Jamia in Sociology. But destiny, as Sohaib discovered, works in mysterious ways. His national call-up came on October 24, 2025, for the ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 Tri-Series, before being named in the squad for the T20 World Cup. In the UAE, I was a financial consultant and salesperson. I worked during the day. The infrastructure there is such that we play cricket at night and work during the day, and that's what I did. For the last four to five months, I've been playing proper cricket there. I currently work at a financial consulting company named Prospero, a stock marketing company. I graduated from Jamia in Sociology. Also Read: Live Cricket Score I believed that we can do it, considering we have done it before, and we can do it again. Out of 10, you can do it 3-4 times, when you believe in yourself, Sohaib said. On a February evening in Delhi, with pressure mounting and the dream of a win slipping away, that belief in Sohaib - borrowed from Dhoni's mantra, forged in Bihar's dusty tennis-ball battles, and hardened in Dubais cricketing circuit - was enough to get a memorable win for the UAE and go from little known to being in the spotlight of victory. Article Source: IANS
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As the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) prepares to steer the nation for the next five years, it inherits a landscape that is both hopeful and deeply restive. After nearly two decades of political stifling, the recent elections have been hailed by South Asian observers as a landmark moment for the countrys democratic health. However, the victory is merely the beginning of an arduous journey. For the BNP and its primary ally-turned-competitor, the Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI), this is a generational opportunity to consolidate their bases. For the exiled Awami League (AL), the horizon is bleak, yet a tiny window of resurgence remains, as BNP Chairperson Tarique Rahman has consistently signalled his commitment to a level playing field for all political actors. A mandate of credibility The success of the recent polls cannot be overstated. Michael Kugelman, a resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, characterised the election as elatively peaceful, noting the absence of major rigging allegations and a solid voter turnout. Similarly, Thomas Kean of the Crisis Group remarked that this represents the first truly credible election in 17 years. For a nation that has endured eighteen months of visceral street violence and systemic instability, the mere act of a peaceful transition is a victory in itself. Yet, as the dust settles on the polling booths, the reality of governance begins to loom. The Herculean economic task The BNPs primary challenge lies in the harder part of the job: economic resuscitation. The legacy of the previous administration is a paradox of high growth on paper but deep structural rot in reality. Bangladesh currently grapples with a soaring rich-poor divide, rising youth unemployment and a poverty rate that threatens to erase a decade of progress. Investor confidence remains brittle, and while foreign currency reserves have shown marginal improvements recently, they remain wobbly. Rahman has promised to instil fiscal discipline; however, his poll promises were built on heavy welfare commitments. Specifically, the BNP has pledged cash and commodity support to roughly four million hyper-poor families. While socially necessary, this creates an immense burden on the national exchequer. Without a clear roadmap for revenue generation or a boost in the GDPwhich has dipped significantly from its six per cent peak during the Awami erathe BNP risks a fiscal crisis within its first two years of governance. It expects to take the GDP rate over 5%, which is a seriously uphill task. The geopolitical tightrope Foreign policy will be the ultimate test of Rahmans diplomatic acumen. He must engage with an Indian government that has historically viewed the BNP with scepticismlargely owing to the BNPs uneasy relationship with Delhi between 2001 and 06, when it last ruled Bangladeshand which currently hosts his primary rival, Sheikh Hasina. The stakes are immediate: the 30-year Ganga River water-sharing agreement is set to expire next winter. If a renewal is not secured, Bangladesh, as a lower riparian state, faces a catastrophic water shortage that would devastate its agricultural backbone, further damaging the economy. The complexity is compounded by the Pakistan factor. There is a growing perception that resentment against Delhis perceived interference is pushing Dhaka toward Islamabad. Rahman must navigate this tightrope carefully. He needs to secure water and visa concessions from India while managing the domestic sentiment that favours a pivot toward Pakistan. In South Asian politics, this is a zero-sum game that rarely allows for a middle ground, yet the BNPs anxiety may reduce if they can figure out a workable relationship. The secular identity crisis Perhaps the most virulent and invisible challenge lies in the ideological sphere. The past year and a half has witnessed the proliferation of extreme violent online campaigns. Certain factions have openly celebrated the rise of Al Qaeda-backed radicalism in the region, advocating for a Sharia-compliant regime and opposing the participation of women in public life. Tarique Rahman has been vocal in defending his partys secular credentials while being caught between a rock and a hard place. The 2024 July movement demanded a change in the system and the constitution, leading to a proposed referendum. While the BNP views this as a democratic necessity, there are fears that such a referendum could inadvertently weaken the secular fabric of the state, benefiting the religious right in the long run. Rahman may have to figure out a strategy that honours the revolutionary spirit of the July movement without surrendering the states pluralistic identity to extremist forces. This will restrict his main opposition, Jamaat-e-Islami, which is an emerging religious force, in coming years. The rise of Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) While the BNP won the mandate to lead, the JeI-led alliance has emerged as the moral victor in the context of performance. Delivering its best-ever performance in history and led by the energetic chief Shafiqur Rahman, JeI has positioned itself as the true alternative to the secular status quo. The JeIs strategy is sophisticated. The cadre-based party has successfully marketed the idea that since Bangladesh has been ruled by two secular parties (Awami League and BNP) with mixed results, a eligious value-based system deserves a trial. Many believe that JeIs golden age is just beginning, and it could be positioned to capture power outright within the next decade. Many diplomats too are of the view that JeI has a fair chance to capture power in the next five to ten years depending on its performance over the next five years. Their current challenge is about transition. Traditionally a party of the streets, JeI now occupies 25% of the parliamentary seatsthe highest in its history. It must now learn the tricks of parliamentary politics and legislative manoeuvring. If it can maintain its core ideological value system while proving to be an effective, disciplined opposition within the House, it will emerge as the primary threat to the BNPs centrist-right platform. Awami Leagues prospects The fate of the Awami League (AL) remains the most contentious variable in the new Bangladeshi political equation. Following the February 2026 polls, the partys leader and former prime minister, Sheikh Hasinacurrently residing in exilehas dismissed the election as a farce. However, political analysts suggest that the AL and its leadership must move beyond rhetoric to survive. The opportunity for the Awami League is rooted in a thumb rule of South Asian politics: anti-incumbency usually sets in within the first two to three years of a new mandate. As the BNP begins the difficult task of governing a restive nation, it will face the daunting challenge of managing a resurgent Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI). Despite its past alliances, the BNP is not a non-secular party by design; it is a nationalist entity that must now compete for the same right-of-centre and centrist votes that JeI is rapidly absorbing. To counter the JeIs growing influencewhich saw the Islamist party secure a staggering 25% of seatsthe BNP will eventually find it strategically necessary to allow, or even encourage, the presence of other secular and liberal parties. This is where the Awami Leagues potential lies. Rather than retreating into exile-induced irrelevance, the party needs to assess if it can relaunch itself as a reformed, moderate force capable of grabbing the secular space that the BNP will be forced to concede. A nation at the crossroads Ultimately, the growth of Islamist parties indicates that the Bangladeshi electorate is no longer as averse to religious politics as it once was. Whether this is a permanent ideological shift or a temporary reaction to the perceived secular authoritarianism of the previous regime remains to be seen. For Tarique Rahman and the BNP, the next five years will be a trial by fire. Their mandate is not merely about managing a crumbling economy, fixing the rich-poor divide or navigating the expiration of the Ganga River water-sharing treaty; it is about proving that a democratic, secular state can provide bread, water and dignity that its people so desperately crave. Bangladesh stands at its most critical juncture since 1971. The decisions made in the hallowed halls of Parliament over the next five years will determine if the country remains a pluralistic democracy or moves toward a new, religion-led political paradigm. The BNP has the mandate, the JeI has the momentum and the Awami League has the memory of power. How these three forces interact will define the future of South Asian geopolitics for a generation. The writer is a senior journalist.
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A boy from Bihar, now the man for UAE: Sohaib Khan's Gaya-to-glory story
Sohaib Khans 51 off 29 anchored UAEs chase against Canada, but the innings was more than numbers. Born in Bihar and shaped in Delhis Jamia, he moved to the UAE during COVID, working as a financial consultant while chasing cricket at night. On a World Cup stage in Delhi, the late bloomer proved a boy from Gaya could become a hero for UAE.
Give some acknowledgement to Dhrupad singer, Supreme Court asks A.R. Rahman
A Bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi was hearing a plea by Mr. Wasifuddin Dagar against the September 2025 Delhi High Court order, which had held there was no prima facie evidence of the Junior Dagar Brothers being the authors of a classical rendition of Shiv Stuti.
Telangana: ED arrests fertility clinic owner in surrogacy racket probe
New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate on Friday, February 13, said it has arrested a doctor, who owns a Telangana-based fertility centre, on money laundering charges for allegedly running a surrogacy racket. The doctor has been accused of sourcing infants from poor and vulnerable parents and presenting them as babies born out of surrogacy. Dr Athuluri 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 .
New Delhi, 13th February, 2026: The Special Court of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in Delhi on Friday sentenced two overground workers (OGWs) of the Pakistan Army backed banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist outfit to a maximum of 15 years of imprisonment in RC-11/2016/NIA/DLI, for providing shelter, food and logistic support to a heavily armed Pakistani [] The post NIA DELHI COURT SENTENCES 2 OGWs of LeT TERROR OUTFIT IN 2016 CASE FOR AIDING & FACILITATING PAK TERRORIST IN KASHMIR appeared first on Kashmir Media Watch .
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Mumbai, Feb 13: At the recently concluded 5th India Open International Kickboxing Cup 2026, a prestigious international-level tournament held at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi, the Mumbai kickboxing team delivered a spectacular and commendable performance, winning a flurry of gold, silver and bronze medals. The competition witnessed participation from athletes representing Poland, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Iraq, Algeria, Egypt and India. Facing tough competition from world-class opponents, the Mumbai team showcased exceptional skill and determination, securing a total of 9 gold, 6 silver and 5 bronze medals, thereby elevating Mumbais reputation on the international stage. Excellence across multiple formats Demonstrating rigorous training, disciplined preparation, confidence and fighting spirit, Mumbai athletes excelled across multiple events including Point Fight, Light Contact, Kick Light, K-1 and Creative Forms. Outstanding individual performances Outstanding individual performances included: Vince Patil 1 Gold, 1 Bronze Alok Breed 1 Silver, 1 Bronze Sahil Baperkar 1 Silver Ashwini Jamble 1 Silver, 1 Bronze Yatharth Budmala 2 Gold Syed Ahmed 1 Silver, 1 Bronze Durva Gavde 1 Gold, 1 Silver Grisham Patwardhan 2 Gold, 1 Silver Rajeev Rajesh 1 Gold, 1 Bronze Siddhant Gupta 2 Gold Coaching and organisational support This historic success was strongly supported by the guidance, quality training and consistent encouragement of Umesh Murkar, President of the Sports Kick Boxing Association, Mumbai City, and Vighnesh Murkar, International Referee. Additionally, through the Gurukul Kruti Foundation Trust, athletes received essential training equipment and international-level preparation, which played a crucial role in this achievement. Nilesh Shelar, President of the Maharashtra Kickboxing Association, and Santosh Kumar Agrawal, President of WAKO India, congratulated all the winning athletes and wished them success in their future endeavours. Team Coach Bhupesh Vaity and Referee Ashish Mahadik also played significant roles during the competition. Also Watch: Dream Sports MSSA Inter-School Football Tournament: Ascend International Win U-10 Division 2 Title, Smt RSB AVM Take Third Place This remarkable achievement has drawn widespread appreciation and congratulations for the athletes, coaches and team management at all levels. Best wishes are being extended for continued strong performances in the future, bringing further glory to the nation on the international platform. To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/
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Nagesh Trophy: Karnataka Beat Delhi In Super Over To Bag National T20 Cricket Title
National T20 Cricket Tournament: In one of the most electrifying finishes in Indian blind cricket history, Karnataka were crowned national champions after a jaw-dropping Super Over victory by just one run against Delhi in the grand finale of the 8th Edition of the Nagesh Trophy Mens National T20 Cricket Tournament for the Blind 2025 at Tau Devi Lal Stadium in Gurugram. The tournament was organised under the aegis of the Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) and supported by Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled, reaffirming their shared commitment to promoting Cricket for the Blind and empowering visually impaired cricketers across the country. In a heart-stopping, high-adrenaline contest, Delhi posted a commanding 216/6 in the summit clash, led by captain Manish Kumars explosive 79 off 46 balls and a fluent 70 off 44 deliveries by Irfan (B1). In response, Karnataka produced one of the most dominant chases in the tournaments history, finishing at an astonishing 216/0. Sunil Ramesh (B3) delivered a breathtaking 145 off 79 balls at a staggering strike-rate of 183.54, brilliantly supported by Lokeshas composed 56 off 41 balls. With the scores tied at 216, the championship was pushed into a nail-biting Super Over. Delhi managed 10 runs, but Karnataka held their nerve, scoring 11 to clinch the title dramatically sealing victory by just one run and etching their name into history. Sunil Ramesh was named Player of the Match for his match-defining innings. The Players of the Series honours were awarded to Sanjay Kumar Shah (B1), Rambir Singh (B2), and Sunil Ramesh (B3) for their outstanding performances throughout the 73-match tournament featuring 29 teams from across India. Sunil Ramesh was named Player of the Match for his match-defining innings and received a cash award of 10,000. The Players of the Series honours were awarded to Sanjay Kumar Shah (B1), Rambir Singh (B2), and Sunil Ramesh (B3), who each received 20,000 in recognition of their outstanding performances across the 73-match tournament featuring 29 teams from across India. The championship-winning Karnataka team was awarded 1,50,000, while runners-up Delhi received 1,25,000, underscoring the growing recognition, competitive excellence, and increasing professionalisation of blind cricket in India. Players of the Series honours were awarded to Sanjay Kumar Shah (B1), Rambir Singh (B2), and Sunil Ramesh (B3), who each received 20,000 in recognition of their outstanding performances across the 73-match tournament featuring 29 teams from across India. Also Read: Live Cricket Score CABI, the apex governing body for blind cricket in India, in partnership with Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled, has been instrumental in building structured pathways for visually impaired cricketers from grassroots development to elite national competition. Their sustained efforts have placed India at the forefront of global blind cricket. Article Source: IANS
Mumbai, Feb 13: The Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) levied a fine of Rs 1 crore on Air India for operating an aircraft without the requisite airworthiness certification. The Tata Group-owned airline voluntarily reported to the DGCA that one of its Airbus A320 Neo aircraft flew on eight routes after its airworthiness review certificate (ARC) expired. The Free Press Journal had reported on December 2 that the DGCA was probing an incident of Air India operating an A320 Neo aircraft without the ARC on at least eight routes. The inquiry was initiated after the airline informed the aviation regulator on November 26 about the expired ARC. DGCA imposes penalty On Friday, the DGCA ordered Air India to pay a fine of Rs 1 crore for the violations. Upon enquiry, Air India acknowledged the fine while adding that the airline had voluntarily reported the incident to the DGCA. All identified gaps have since been satisfactorily addressed and shared with the authority. Air India remains unwavering in its commitment to maintaining the highest standards of operational integrity and safety, said an Air India spokesperson. ARC renewal and grounding ARC is issued annually in respect of an aircraft after a comprehensive review of its maintenance records, physical condition and verification of compliance with all airworthiness standards. It is a validation of an aircraft's main Certificate of Airworthiness (C of A). Under the norms, Air India has been delegated the powers to issue the ARC for an aircraft. Also Watch: DGCA Issues Showcause Notice To Air India Pilots Over Safety Concerns On Flights Between Delhi & Tokyo, Seeks Explaination In 14 Days The incident involved the erstwhile Vistara aircraft, which awaited the first ARC renewal post-merger of Vistara with Air India. The DGCA has issued ARC for 69 aircraft after compliance by Air India, whereas the 70th aircraft was grounded for an engine change, during which its ARC expired. With the initiation of the investigation, the DGCA had instructed the operator to ground the aircraft and de-roster the concerned personnel until the investigation was completed. To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/
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As the Delhi-NCR real estate landscape continues to evolve, Noida remains one of the most attractive markets for both home buyers and investors in 2026. The region offers a perfect mix of developed infrastructure, new developments including the upcoming Noida International Airport in Jewar along with great metro and Yamuna expressway connectivity.
IndiGo gets approval for one-stop Istanbul flights
Airline to operate A320 services via technical halt from Mumbai and Delhi until second A321XLR joins fleet
DSSSB MTS 2026 admit card out: Check steps to download, direct link, exam instructions and more
The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board has released admit cards for its Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) Recruitment 2026 examination, with 714 vacancies available. Candidates can download their hall tickets from the official DSSSB website. The selection process involves a computer-based written examination, and candidates must carry their admit card and a valid photo ID to the center.
