White House calls India talks 'productive' as Piyush Goyal says most trade discussions concluded
Digital Desk | Washington, Oct 27 (IANS) The White House said that the Trump administration was engaged in productive talks with India on a historic trade deal, hours after Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said the two sides had concluded most of the discussions and were fine-tuning the agreement. Representatives of the Trump administration continue to engage in productive talks with Indian officials to secure a historic trade deal that puts Americans and America First, White House spokesman Matthew Middleton told IANS. President Trump and Prime Minister Modi have a close personal relationship, and both leaders remain committed to lifting bilateral ties to new levels, Middleton said. Speaking at the India-Netherlands Business Forum in The Hague on Monday, Goyal said: We have concluded most of the discussions and are fine-tuning the agreement. Goyal is in the Netherlands as part of a visit to Germany and the Netherlands with a business delegation. He also said India had concluded nine free trade agreements in the last four and a half years. India and the US announced the framework for the first phase of a bilateral trade agreement in February. Under the framework announced on February 7, the US cut the tariff on Indian goods to 18 per cent from 50 per cent. Subsequent changes in US tariff policy, including after the US Supreme Court ruling on tariffs, led to further negotiations. Goyal met US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer on the sidelines of the G20 Trade Ministerial in Milwaukee on October 1. A team led by Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal held talks with US officials in Washington from October 15 to 17. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, during his visit to Mumbai on October 20, said the two sides were close to an agreement. Were very, very close. I would say were about as close as you can be without (inaudible) agreement. I think theres a small number of items to wrap up, so I think that will happen shortly, Rubio told reporters. Obviously the State Department doesnt negotiate trade agreements, but we are very much involved in whats happening, Rubio said. The trade negotiations have been closely watched in both countries, with Washington pressing New Delhi to buy more American energy and technology, and Indian exporters seeking relief from US tariffs. India has said it intends to buy $500 billion worth of US energy products, aircraft and aircraft parts, precious metals, technology products and coking coal over five years. The US is Indias largest trading partner.
Delhi Airport-Vasant Vihar Flyover Reopens After 6 Days, But Not For All Vehicles
The flyover, which connects the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport side with Vasant Vihar and other parts of South Delhi, was shut on October 20 after cracks were detected on its carriageway.
Delhi Police register case over posters and black ink markings at Shivaji Stadium Metro station
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Police Bust Prostitution Racket, 3 Foreign Women Held From Madhapur Flat
Madhapur inspector Subba Rao stated that all three women are from Uzbekistan. They arrived in India via Nepal and travelled from Delhi to Hyderabad with the help of a Delhi-based agent named Nayak.
Congress to Stage Protests Across Bihar in Support of Kharge, Sending 7,000 Workers to Delhi Rally
Congress plans statewide protests in Bihar to support Kharge, sending 7,000 members to a rally in Delhi on November 1. Congress to Stage Protests Across Bihar in Support of Kharge, Sending 7,000 Workers to Delhi Rally
The 61st CIML meeting in New Delhi focuses on measurement standards, consumer protection, and digital transformation from October 26-28. Global Experts Convene in New Delhi for CIML Meeting on Measurement Standards and Digital Transformation
Noida serves notice on Elevated Road construction co after 2 cave-ins
BJP leaders and workers protested near Sena Bhawan Circle and on Rajaji Marg, close to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharges residence, in Delhi
Supreme Court agrees to examine EY US plea in tax dispute
A bench led by Justice PS Narsimha sought a response from the income tax department on appeals filed by Ernst & Young US LLP challenging a Delhi High Court order issued in June, which treated cost-to-cost reimbursements amounting to Rs 24.06 crore received by Ernst & Young US LLP as fees for technical services and therefore taxable. The HC had also ruled that the services rendered by the US company satisfy the make available test under the DTAA.
GDA plans to extend Outer Ring Road for EPE link to Harnandipuram
Girl sticks to statement through trial, neighbour gets 20 years for rape
At 16.2C, Noida wakes up to coolest morning of season, more rain in store
7 held for attack on cops 14 years ago acquitted
FIR after man supervising renovation dies in Noida Sector 126 shop fire
Three-year-old boy dies after falling from 17th-floor AC wall cut-out
Liquor shop beneath Juvenile Justice Board office and shelter home vacated
Jamia protesters refuse to end stir, demand definite timeline for student polls
University orders protesters to vacate Gulistan-e-Ghalib Building and Ghalib Lawn, warns of legal and disciplinary action;police say at least 20 were detained for climbing gates and scaling walls to enter campus
Maldives Courts Pakistan, China And Turkey: Is Muizzu Building 'Axis Of Resistance Against India?
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu came to power on an India Out platform. India later supported the Maldives with financial assistance, currency-swap arrangements, debt relief and development aid. Now, Muizzu has travelled to Pakistan, met Field Marshal Asim Munir and signed 20 agreements covering defence, maritime security, cybersecurity, trade and other sectors. The concern in New Delhi is not just the number of agreements. It is the location. The Maldives sits along important sea lanes in the Indian Ocean and close to Indias maritime approaches. Pakistan brings military influence. China brings economic and strategic heft. The Maldives brings geography. Together, these links could create a wider pressure network around India without forming a formal alliance. Is Muizzus India Out policy returning in a new form?
New Delhi [India], October 26: Lord's Mark Industries Limited has achieved a significant milestone in healthcare manufacturing by becoming the first company in Asia to register with the US FDA for over 200 surgical, medical-care, and hygiene products. The company intends to start exporting products to the United States in December 2026, which represents a significant milestone in its plan to expand its operations globally. Lord's Mark Industries is preparing to explore opportunities across South America, with its Silvassa manufacturing capacity expansion already completed ahead of schedule, subject to country-specific regulatory requirements.
Govt amends MV Rules to permit pure ethanol flex-fuel vehicles
New Delhi: The Road Transport Ministry on Monday notified changes to the Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989, allowing flex-fuel vehicles that can run on up to E100 (nearly pure ethanol). E100 fuel allows vehicles to run on nearly pure ethanol. A senior road transport ministry official said fuel beyond E20 (20 per cent ethanol-blended petrol) [] The post Govt amends MV Rules to permit pure ethanol flex-fuel vehicles appeared first on Northlines .
Centre invites applicants for two posts of Information Commissioners in CIC
New Delhi: The Centre has sought applications from eligible candidates to fill two posts of information commissioners in the transparency watchdog CIC, according to an official order. The Central Information Commission, mandated to decide appeals and complaints under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, is headed by a chief information commissioner and can have a [] The post Centre invites applicants for two posts of Information Commissioners in CIC appeared first on Northlines .
Do not release provisional census data to press: RGI to states, UTs
New Delhi: The Registrar General of India (RGI) has directed its countrywide units in states and union territories not to use or release to the press any data or population figures collected during the Census 2027. In a communique to chief secretaries of all states and its directorate, RGI and Census Commissioner Mrityunjay Kumar Narayan [] The post Do not release provisional census data to press: RGI to states, UTs appeared first on Northlines .
Indian Army should stop playing Iqbals Sare Jahan Se Achha, says DU V-C
Harsh Vihar building cave-in:two bodies pulled out afterovernight rescue operation
Delhi CM inspects Yamuna cruise trial run ahead of Nov. launch
MCD JE suspended over demolition of Kanjhawala cow shelter
Minor Fire Breaks Out on North Block Terrace, Quickly Extinguished
25-year-old stabbed to death in Siraspur; 4 minors apprehended
Profile of a petty thief: Age 72, gender female, last name Gandhi
No nod sought for construction work: MCD on building collapse
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RTR flyover reopens to light vehicles, heavy vehicle still not allowed
Air Force Officer's Delhi House Looted, Jewellery Worth Rs 40 Lakh Stolen
The theft took place around noon on October 7 in Sector 24 of Rohini, under the Begumpur police station area limits, when no family member was present
Congress Dilli Chalo March | Jamia Univerity Protests | Rahul Gandhi News | BJP Vs Congress
With Congress refusing to postpone its November 1 'Delhi Chalo' rally despite appeals from traders concerned about the festive season, the BJP has launched a political counter-offensive. As Rahul Gandhi stands firm and the battle over the Election Commission intensifies, is this a fight for democracy or a clash of political narratives?
Govt spent just 30% of schemes budget in first 6 months of FY 27
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Yamuna Safari to open before Chhath Puja, cruise from Sonia Vihar and Jagatpur
HC uphelds govt decision to give cash to EWS students for school uniforms
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1 held after man, 24, stabbed to death in NW Delhi
Northern Railway increases special train trips by 30% ahead of festivities
Traffc curbs in central Delhi today forenoon
Brazil Eyes Indias BrahMos, Akash As Delhi Aims To Expand Its Weapons Footprint To Trumps Backyard
Brazil is sending a large military delegation to India for a two-week tour of key defence facilities. The officers will examine BrahMos, Akash, Garuda artillery and other Indian systems. Brazil has a coastline stretching more than 7,000 kilometres and is reportedly exploring BrahMos for anti-ship and precision-strike missions. It is also evaluating the Akash-NG for a medium- and high-altitude air-defence programme. The visit could become a major test for Indias growing defence-export ambitions. A Brazilian purchase would take BrahMos and Akash into Latin America, a region long dominated by American, European and Israeli suppliers. India is no longer only importing weapons. It is building, exporting and promoting its own missile, radar and air-defence ecosystem. If Braslia moves from evaluation to procurement, India could gain a strategic foothold in Americas backyard. Shreya Chandra has more
In response to a violent incident involving lawyer Lalit Bansal, all district courts in Delhi will be closed on October 27 as part of a lawyer-led strike. Bansal's severe injuries have prompted a call for the suspension of certain police officials until an investigation occurs. Tensions peaked when an ACP allegedly issued threats to lawyers, making this strike a pivotal stand against police misconduct impacting the legal community.
As Delhi braces for toxic air, classroom safety worries parents
A decade on, Delhi-NCR to get new pollution source study with finer grid mapping
Will Use AI, Satellite Data To Map Emissions & Assess Pollution Scenarios Up To 2040
Delhi gets its coolest Oct morning
LG clears relaxed norms to fill vacant patwari posts
The Bollywood Boyz Set For Pro Wrestling Rebellion Debut In New Delhi In 2027
Former WWE tag team The Bollywood Boyz will make their Pro Wrestling Rebellion debut in New Delhi on January 22, 2027. Gurv and Harv Sihra also opened up about returning to their parents home country after years away from India.
Delhi's Pension List May Shrink As It Verifies 4.4 Lakh Elderly Beneficiaries
The verification drive could change the size of the beneficiary list, making the latest figures important for understanding how the scheme has evolved and what may change next.
CBD Ground Sees First Protest, LPG Distributors Gather
Prayag Utsav 2026 celebrates Prayagraj
Prayag Utsav 2026, organised as part of Prayag-Delhi Sangam 2026, was successfully held at the Convention Centre of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on Sunday, bringing together more than 450 participants from Delhi-NCR with cultural, educational, professional or personal connections to
Farm Fires Are Rising: How Much Do They Add To Delhi's Pollution?
Data from the Daily AQI bulletin of the Central Pollution Control Board show that the 24-hour average air quality index in many cities across northern India is worse than in much of southern India.
Muizzu Courts Pak, China: Maldives Plotting New Anti-India Axis; Opening Maritime Backdoor?
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu came to power on an India Out platform. India later supported the Maldives with financial assistance, currency-swap arrangements, debt relief and development aid. Now, Muizzu has travelled to Pakistan, met Field Marshal Asim Munir and signed 20 agreements covering defence, maritime security, cybersecurity, trade and other sectors. The concern in New Delhi is not just the number of agreements. It is the location. The Maldives sits along important sea lanes in the Indian Ocean and close to Indias maritime approaches. Pakistan brings military influence. China brings economic and strategic heft. The Maldives brings geography. Together, these links could create a wider pressure network around India without forming a formal alliance. Is Muizzus India Out policy returning in a new form?
EAM Jaishankar meets Russian State Duma Chairman Volodin, discusses deepening parliamentary linkages
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 26 (IANS) External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Monday met Chairman of Russias State Duma, Vyacheslav Volodin, in New Delhi and discussed bilateral cooperation as well as opportunities to deepen parliamentary linkages between the two countries. Pleased to meet the Chairman of the State Duma of Russia, Vyacheslav Volodin and his delegation in New Delhi. We discussed our bilateral cooperation as well as opportunities for deepening our parliamentary linkages, EAM Jaishankar posted on X. Earlier in the day, Volodin noted that the BRICS countries are united in recognising the right of each state to a sovereign path of development. We represent countries with different political systems, economic models, and traditions. But we are united in building a multipolar world, respecting different approaches and national legislations, and recognising the right of each state to a sovereign path of development, said Volodin in his address at the plenary session of the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, which began in New Delhi. In his address, Volodin, currently on his first working visit abroad to attend the two-day forum in New Delhi, highlighted that, over the 20 years of its existence, BRICS has become one of the key pillars of the emerging multipolar world and a just world order. The relations between our countries within BRICS are an example of effective cooperation, where sovereign states work on mutually beneficial terms, developing their economies and improving the well-being of their citizens, said Volodin. Volodin also met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the inauguration of the forum in New Delhi and conveyed warm greetings and best wishes from Russian President Vladimir Putin. Volodin began his working visit to India on Sunday and met with his foreign counterparts for bilateral discussions on the sidelines of the BRICS forum in New Delhi. According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, meetings and talks with colleagues from the Parliament of India are also planned, considering that Russia-India relations are a privileged strategic partnership, rooted in traditions of Druzhba Dosti and mutually beneficial cooperation. Relations between Russia and India constitute a privileged strategic partnership, rooted in traditions of friendship, trust and mutually beneficial cooperation. It is important to contribute to developing and strengthening these relations through parliamentary cooperation, the ministry mentioned.
'Ball in their court': Cong asks PM Modi to sack CEC if concerned about Delhi traders
Public health workers employed by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi are to receive a minimum monthly pay of 18,000 plus DA; the civic body is to recruit 2,500 sanitation workers.
3 Indian Cities In World's Most Polluted Top 10: Kolkata Ranks Second
Kolkata ranked second in IQAir's global list with an AQI US of 165, while Mumbai stood fifth at 139 and Delhi seventh at 129.
Delhi Municipal Corporation Suspends Engineer in Animal Welfare Case
The Delhi Municipal Corporation has suspended a junior engineer linked to an animal welfare case involving activist Jagriti Mishra. Delhi Municipal Corporation Suspends Engineer in Animal Welfare Case
EC tells apex court: SIR roll-out orders approved unanimously, Form 6 not amended
New Delhi, Oct 26: The Election Commission on Monday told the Supreme Court that the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls was undertaken in accordance with the law with the three orders on its roll-out approved unanimously by the Commissions three members, and rejected the contention that Form 6 had been amended. The Election [] The post EC tells apex court: SIR roll-out orders approved unanimously, Form 6 not amended first appeared on Highland Post .
The Other Side of Rehabilitation: A Home, But at What Cost?
By: Chandrani Das Four years after families from Bhoomiheen Camp were relocated to permanent housing in south-east Delhi, recurring complaints about water supply, sanitation and deteriorating common spaces raise questions about what rehabilitation means beyond the handing over of keys. Three people were injured in a violent incident at Asha Kiran Apartments in Govindpuri, Delhi, [] The post The Other Side of Rehabilitation: A Home, But at What Cost? appeared first on Northlines .
The Embassy of Sweden will host 'Study in Sweden 2026' fairs in New Delhi and Hyderabad in October. These fairs will offer prospective students an opportunity to explore Master
Inspired by an accident that left his parents injured, the 16-year-old built an AI-powered platform to report potholes and other road hazards, identify the departments responsible and track repairs.
Arunachal Face-Offs: China Repeating 'Ladakh Toolkit' Vs India; Peace Lecture Exposes Beijing
China breaks the border peace, then lectures India about maintaining it. In Arunachal Pradesh, PLA troops are facing off with Indian forces, Chinese patrols are deviating from established routes, and Beijing calls for restraint without admitting a thing. ITBP chief Shatrujeet Kapur acknowledged frequent face-offs, Delhi highlighted the deviations, and Chinese spokesperson Guo Jiakun responded with a sermon on peace. August reports of Chinese tents near Asaphila add weight to the concerns. From Depsang, Chumar and Doklam to Galwan and Tawang, the same playbook repeats: move forward, obstruct patrols, claim territory, rename land, then blame India. China claims Arunachal as Zangnan, while the thaw, handshakes, flights and border trade now look vulnerable. Beijing preaches stability in summit meetings while testing the status quo on the ground, and India must call it out. Is this genuine diplomacy or salami slicing? Watch the complete story, share your opinions, and subscribe for updates.
El Nino May Worsen Mumbai's Air Pollution, Expert Warns
On October 24, Mumbai's Air Quality Index (AQI) reportedly touched 322, placing it in the very poor category, while Delhi recorded 176.
Ramlila Showdown: Protest Politics Vs Festival Sentiment?
With Congress refusing to postpone its November 1 'Delhi Chalo' rally despite appeals from traders concerned about the festive season, the BJP has launched a political counter-offensive. As Rahul Gandhi stands firm and the battle over the Election Commission intensifies, is this a fight for democracy or a clash of political narratives?
Election Commission Tells Supreme Court All SIR Decisions Were Unanimous
New Delhi, October 26, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): The Election Commission of India (ECI) has told the Supreme Court that all decisions related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) Election Commission Tells Supreme Court All SIR Decisions Were Unanimous
SGFI Rugby Nationals: Odisha U-14 Boys Win Silver Medal in Delhi
The Odisha Under-14 boys rugby team delivered a remarkable performance at the 70th SGFI National Rugby Championship, securing the silver medal after a high-octane tournament held at the Thyagaraj Stadium in Delhi from October 23 to October 26. Representing the state under the sponsorship of the Odisha State School Games Associationfunctioning under the School and [] The post SGFI Rugby Nationals: Odisha U-14 Boys Win Silver Medal in Delhi appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
5,000 Congress Workers from Jammu Kashmir to Attend Delhi Rally on November 1
SRINAGAR: Around 5,000 Congress leaders and workers from Jammu and Kashmir will participate in a national rally at Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi on November 1 to protest alleged electoral irregularities, party leaders said. The rally is being organised under the Congresss Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao campaign and is expected to draw party workers and []
New Delhi [India], October 26 ( ANI): Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare JP Nadda today launched the Capacity Building Training Programme for Medical and Allied Healthcare Professionals engaged in drug de-addiction services at Kartavya Bhawan-1, New Delhi. The programme was launched in hybrid mode in the presence of the Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, and senior officers from the Ministries of Health and Family Welfare, Social Justice and Empowerment, and Home Affairs. The programme aims to strengthen the capacity of healthcare professionals involved in the prevention, identification, assessment, treatment and management of substance use disorders across the country, said a release. Addressing the gathering, Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare Nadda congratulated the team for developing a comprehensive capacity-building programme with a structured implementation plan, incorporating online and offline training for doctors, medical officers, nurses, co...
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Monday expressed hope that the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum would adopt a joint declaration on Tuesday, saying efforts were underway to build consensus among participating countries. Speaking to reporters, Tharoor said the parliamentary forum could follow the example of the 18th BRICS Summit, where member nations unanimously adopted the New Delhi Declaration 2026 despite concerns over whether consensus could be achieved.
The Delhi Development Authority discusses transport expansion under the Master Plan for Delhi 2047 to ease traffic congestion and improve connectivity.
The caf, located in the check-in area of Terminal 3, aims to make essential food and beverage options more affordable for travellers who often face higher prices at airport restaurants and retail outlets.
Ranji Trophy: Badoni Slams Second Successive Ton, Saranshs Seven-for Puts MP On Top
JSCA International Stadium: Batting all-rounder Ayush Badoni continued his rich vein of form by hitting a second consecutive hundred, while India off-spinner Saransh Jains seven-wicket haul gave Madhya Pradesh firm control on day one of the third-round Ranji Trophy matches on Monday. Fresh from a career-best 217 against Gujarat, Badoni struck an unbeaten 106 off 122 balls, laced with 11 fours and two sixes, to take Delhi to 309/5 against Jharkhand at the JSCA International Stadium in Ranchi. Badoni, 26, previously hit 205 against the same opponents in the 2024/25 season. A chanceless knock, Badonis sixth first-class hundred, anchored Delhis recovery. He found a reliable ally in all-rounder Sumit Mathur, who was unbeaten on 50, as the pair put together an unbroken 128-run stand for the sixth wicket. Mathur had a lucky escape on 36 when he was caught at long-on, only to be recalled because Anukul Roy had overstepped. At Holkar Stadium in Indore, Saranshs 7-40 helped Madhya Pradesh bowl Bihar out for just 99. The hosts, still looking for their first win of the season after two draws, then reached 261/3 with a lead of 162, after bowling out Bihar for 99. Wicketkeeper-batter Saksham Purohit was unbeaten on 113, and his opening partner Yash Dubey made 84. At the BKC Ground, Mumbai also made a strong start against Haryana at home after being put in to bat first. Angkrish Raghuvanshi made 114 off 180 balls with 13 fours and a six, while Musheer Khan scored 109 off 185 balls with 12 fours and a six. The pair added 208 runs for the second wicket to steer Mumbai to 290/3 at stumps. Defending champions Jammu and Kashmir, also in search of their first win, were frustrated by Priyanshu Moliya at the Reliance Ground in Vadodara. Moliyas patient unbeaten 113 lifted Baroda to 259/6 after they had slipped to 197/6 at one stage. Vidarbha, who have two wins so far, had Goa in trouble at 84/6 after Nachiket Bhute ripped through the top order with four wickets. But Darshan Misal and Yash Kasvankar then struck half-centuries and shared a stand of 104 runs for the seventh wicket to help the visitors reach 204/8. On a rain-hit day, Pondicherry reduced Uttar Pradesh to 67/4. In Mysuru, Karnataka recovered from a sluggish start to bowl Tripura out for 194 at the SDNR Wadiyar Stadium. The hosts, who sprang a surprise by leaving out pacers Vidwath Kaverappa and Abhilash Shetty to accommodate spinners Shikhar Shetty and Ritesh Bhatkal, failed to make use of the new ball as Tripura moved comfortably to 88/2 in the first session. Left-arm spinner Shikhar then claimed his third first-class five-wicket haul, while pacer Manvanth Kumar took three. Karnataka lost Mayank Agarwal early and were 10 for one at stumps. At the DVR Ground in Mulapadu, Chhattisgarhs spinners made full use of a helpful pitch to bowl Andhra out for 231. Veteran off-spinner Jayant Yadav led the way with 4-75, while Ajay Mandal and Dharmendrasinh Jadeja took three and two wickets respectively. In reply, Chhattisgarh lost Ayush Pandey early when he was run out going for an unnecessary quick single. Captain Anuj Tiwary and Mayank Verma then negotiated the final half-hour to take the visitors to 35/1. Wicketkeeper-batter Prabhsimran Singh laid the foundation with 81 off 126 balls, hitting nine fours and a six, while fifties from Salil Arora and Ramandeep Singh then guided Punjab to 289/6 against Hyderabad in Secunderabad. Denish Das made 90 off 165 balls, with 14 fours, to take Assam to 235/6 against Saurashtra in Rajkot. For the hosts, veteran pacer Jaydev Unadkat picked up three wickets, while Ravindra Jadeja and Arth Yadav took one wicket each. In Thiruvananthapuram, where only 50 overs were possible due to rain, Kerala reduced Bengal to 172/6, with Aditya Sarwate taking three wickets and Nedumankuzhy Basil two scalps. Maharashtra bowled out Gujarat for 233 in Pune, with Siddhesh Veer taking four wickets, while Rajvardhan Hangargekar and Vicky Ostwal claimed three apiece. Maharashtra were 24/1 when stumps were called. Services off-spinner Pulkit Narang returned 6-47, his second five-wicket haul of the season, to bowl Odisha out for 194 in Bhubaneswar. The visitors were 13/0 at stumps. Tamil Nadu bowled out Railways for 184 in Chennai, with R Sai Kishore and Sonu Yadav taking three wickets each, but slipped to 71/3 till stumps arrived. Devendra Singh Boras six-wicket haul helped Uttarakhand dismiss Rajasthan for 272 in Dehradun despite skipper Kartik Sharmas 73. Uttarakhand were 18/0 at stumps. Centuries from Arjun Azad and Nehal Pajni powered Chandigarh past 350 for the loss of three wickets against Himachal Pradesh. In the Plate group, Meghalayas Ajay Duhan (167) and Kishan Lyngdoh (144) shared an unbroken 308-run stand for the second wicket as their side piled up 385/2 against Mizoram in Nadiad. Tamil Nadu bowled out Railways for 184 in Chennai, with R Sai Kishore and Sonu Yadav taking three wickets each, but slipped to 71/3 till stumps arrived. Devendra Singh Boras six-wicket haul helped Uttarakhand dismiss Rajasthan for 272 in Dehradun despite skipper Kartik Sharmas 73. Uttarakhand were 18/0 at stumps. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Criticising the Congress governments double standards, the groups pointed out that the Congress demand for the right to protest and reclaim streets in Delhi while protesters raising similar demands in Bengaluru face detention and police cases.
Delhi Animal Activist Gets Support From Rekha Gupta After Demolition Row
On Sunday, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta met Jagriti Mishra and assured her of strict action in the matter.
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Movement intensifying every day: D. Raja on public demand for CECs resignation
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 26 (IANS) CPI General Secretary D. Raja on Monday said that the agitation against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's resignation is intensifying every day, with people being extremely angry and anguished and coming out onto the streets to press for his resignation. Speaking to IANS, Raja said the CPI's human chain programme would be an independent party initiative, while the other events would be organised under the banner of the opposition INDIA bloc. On October 30, our party will organise a human chain programme. It is an independent programme of the CPI. There is also a public impeachment programme organised on behalf of the INDIA bloc. On November 1, there will be a huge rally at Ramlila Maidan, organised by the INDIA bloc. Our party will also participate, he said. Raja alleged that public anger against the Chief Election Commissioner was growing and claimed that people were increasingly taking to the streets to demand his resignation. Every day, the movement is intensifying, and people are coming out onto the streets. People are extremely angry and anguished, and they demand that the Chief Election Commissioner should resign. However, he is not doing so, he said. He added that INDIA bloc parties had approached the President and the Supreme Court over their concerns, but alleged that the Chief Election Commissioner had continued in office despite their actions. Raja also criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging that he had not spoken about the developments in the country. Reacting to Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge's controversial remarks concerning the Prime Minister's father, Raja said Kharge was a senior politician and the head of the Congress party, and that he was best placed to explain the context of his comments. The media is reporting that he has made certain comments or remarks. In what context and under what provocation he said those things, he is competent enough to explain. The Congress party is also competent to explain, Raja said. He further clarified that the Left party generally focused on ideological, political, social, and economic issues rather than personal attacks. As far as our party is concerned, we do not indulge in personal attacks or personal criticism. We raise issues of national importance and those related to people's livelihoods. We question and criticise the government, the Prime Minister and the Home Minister, but we have our own way of criticising those in power, he added.
Delhi Records Season's Lowest Minimum Temperature At 16 Degrees Celsius
The city recorded a maximum temperature of 31.4 degrees Celsius, 0.4 degrees below normal.
PM to inaugurate Emerging Science, Technology and Innovation Conclave 2026 on Oct 27
New Delhi, Oct 26: Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Emerging Science, Technology and Innovation Conclave 2026 on 27 October 2026 at 5:30 PM at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. He will also address the gathering on the occasion. Scheduled from 27 to 29 October, the three-day Conclave will bring together leading scientists, researchers, academicians, policymakers, industry leaders, startups and international experts to deliberate on emerging technologies and India's science, technology and innovation priorities. Deliberations will span 12 thematic areas, including artificial intelligence, biotechnology, advanced materials, manufacturing, healthcare, energy, climate and ocean sciences. Discussions will focus on research priorities, national capabilities and translating scientific advances into practical applications. The Conclave will also feature an extensive technology and innovation exhibition showcasing indigenous scientific achievements and emerging technologies. It will include around 150 deep-tech startup stalls, which will highlight technological developments and their potential applications across sectors. The Conclave will also use thematic videos, technology demonstrations, documentaries, informational kiosks and augmented and virtual reality experiences to enhance engagement with scientific developments and their real-world applications. A new initiative, the Global Connect Networking Event, will bring together more than 300 invited participants from academia, research institutions and industry in India and abroad. It will provide a platform to explore international research partnerships, industry-academia collaboration and pathways for translating innovations from laboratories to markets.
PM Modi to inaugurate Emerging Science, Technology, and Innovation Conclave 2026 tomorrow
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 26 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Emerging Science, Technology and Innovation Conclave 2026 at the Bharat Mandapam here on Tuesday evening, according to a PMO statement. Scheduled from October 27 to 29, the three-day conclave will bring together leading scientists, researchers, academicians, policymakers, industry leaders, startups, and international experts to deliberate on emerging technologies and India's science, technology, and innovation priorities. Deliberations will span 12 thematic areas, including artificial intelligence, biotechnology, advanced materials, manufacturing, healthcare, energy, climate and ocean sciences. Discussions will focus on research priorities, national capabilities, and translating scientific advances into practical applications. The conclave will also feature an extensive technology and innovation exhibition showcasing indigenous scientific achievements and emerging technologies. It will include around 150 deep-tech startup stalls, which will highlight technological developments and their potential applications across sectors. The conclave will use thematic videos, technology demonstrations, documentaries, informational kiosks and augmented and virtual reality experiences to enhance engagement with scientific developments and their real-world applications. A new initiative, the Global Connect Networking Event, will bring together more than 300 invited participants from academia, research institutions and industry in India and abroad. It will provide a platform to explore international research partnerships, industry-academia collaboration and pathways for translating innovations from laboratories to markets. The ISRO will also showcase emerging technologies as part of the Emerging Science, Technology, and Innovation Conclave. The space agency's Chairman V Narayanan said at a curtain-raiser event that the space organisations exhibition will be the model of a proposed next-generation heavy-lift launch vehicle that can place payloads weighing over 30,000 kg to low Earth orbit. Besides, the Chandrayaan 4 and 5 projects, which envisage sending Indian astronauts to the Moon, will be showcased at the event. The conclave is a national platform organised by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), under the guidance of the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government. ESTIC 2026 aims to strengthen Indias science, technology and innovation ecosystem in support of the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.
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