Cockroach crawls inside Delhi's Big Chill Cakery display
Cockroach crawls inside Delhis Big Chill Cakery display
RSS Expresses Condolences and Offers Aid Amidst Devastating Floods in Nepal
New Delhi, August 27: The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has expressed deep sorrow over the loss of life and significant damage caused by the devastating floods in Nepal. The organization stated that it is ready to provide every possible assistance to those affected by this disaster. According to local media reports, at least 162 people ... Read more RSS Expresses Condolences and Offers Aid Amidst Devastating Floods in Nepal
PM Modi Shares Inspirational Quotes on X to Promote Tradition and Wisdom
New Delhi, August 27: Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared an inspiring quote on the social media platform X on Thursday. He posted a Sanskrit verse that emphasizes the importance of advancing ones traditions and knowledge while performing noble deeds. The verse reads: . ... Read more PM Modi Shares Inspirational Quotes on X to Promote Tradition and Wisdom
IIT Delhi forms final panel to probe MSc student's death, Justice Mukta Gupta to head inquiry
IIT Delhi has formed a five-member external inquiry committee to investigate a student's death. The committee, headed by Justice Mukta Gupta, will submit its report within two weeks. The student died on August 22 after falling from the Lecture Hall Complex. Police registered a case of abetment to suicide against unidentified persons. The institute is also extending financial support to the deceased student's family.
69 Indian tourists among those missing after Nepal floods
New Delhi: Over 130 Indians, including many pilgrims on Mansarovar Yatra, were missing and scores of others were stranded in Nepal after flash floods swept through its central districts, unleashing devastation and cutting off affected areas, according to officials in the neighbouring country. The Indian Embassy in Kathmandu and several states, including Tamil Nadu, West 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 .
Ukraines Foreign Minister Discusses Black Sea Situation with Indias S. Jaishankar
New Delhi, August 27: Ukraines Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha spoke with Indias External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar over the phone, providing an update on the current situation in the Black Sea. They discussed ways to restore freedom of maritime navigation in the region. This conversation comes at a time when the Black Sea has become ... Read more Ukraines Foreign Minister Discusses Black Sea Situation with Indias S. Jaishankar
August 28 Panchang: Auspicious Timing for Raksha Bandhan and Important Astrological Insights
New Delhi, August 27: The Panchang holds significant importance in Hinduism. It is consulted before any auspicious activities, travels, investments, or rituals. The Panchang is based on the positions of the sun, moon, and other celestial bodies. On August 28, 2026 (Friday), the full moon day of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Shravan ... Read more August 28 Panchang: Auspicious Timing for Raksha Bandhan and Important Astrological Insights
Delhi civic body chairman's rare apology after waterlogging mess in capital
Delhi civic body chairmans rare apology after waterlogging mess in capital
Delhi-NCR Weather Forecast August 27: In Delhi-NCR, expect a cloudy day ahead, accompanied by light morning showers. Nighttime temperatures are forecasted between twenty-five and twenty-seven degrees Celsius, while daytime highs could soar to thirty-three or thirty-five degrees Celsius. Be prepared for possible thunderstorms and lightning in some regions, and exercise caution on the roads due to wet conditions.
Amidst the aggressive pace of monsoon, the Meteorological Department has issued the latest update. According to the Meteorological Department, today i.e. on August 27, a warning of heavy rain has been issued in 14 states including Delhi, UP, Bihar. During the rain, there will be strong wind gusts at a speed of 80 kilometers per [] The post IMD Alert: Heavy rain and thunderstorm alert in 14 states in the next 7 hours, with winds reaching 80 mph; IMD update first appeared on informalnewz .
The court was informed that detailed project reports for the proposed 13 DSTPs have been prepared and sent to the Namami Gange Project Authority. The Bench directed the Director General of the NMCG to examine the proposal.
Tahir Hussain moves Delhi HC against conviction in IB officers murder case
The appeal, which was filed on August 24, is likely to come up for hearing next week
134-year-old Gulmarg Golf Course to reopen next month
Srinagar, Aug 26: The government has stepped up efforts to revive the 134-year-old heritage golf course in north Kashmirs Gulmarg, with authorities expecting the historic facility to become fully operational next month, officials said. The revival is aimed at restoring the golf courses lost glory and promoting Gulmarg as a destination for high-end golf tourism, including national and international championships. MLA Gulmarg Farooq Ahmad Shah told Rising Kashmir that restoration work on the heritage course was underway. It is an important asset of Gulmarg which remained unattended for the last several years. We are reviving it and expect it to be operational by next month, Shah said. He said Gulmargs golf course was among the oldest in India and had a unique heritage value. This is not a normal golf course as it has a history and heritage connection. It is 134 years old, and we are working hard to restore its glory so that national and international golfers can be invited and championships can be held here, he said. Shah said the government was serious about restoring the facility at the earliest and bringing Gulmarg back on the golfing map. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Gulmarg Development Authority (GDA), Tariq Hussain Naik, said nine holes of the course had been fully restored, while work on the remaining holes was in progress. Nine holes of the golf course have been fully restored, while work on the others is going on. We expect it to be fully functional by next month, Naik said. He added that authorities were also hopeful of hosting championships at the course in September. Naik said the golf course had remained largely unattended for the past six to seven years and that its revival had now been taken up on priority. Its fencing has been properly completed, and natural grass has been grown on the course, he said. The Gulmarg Golf Course has a long history dating back to 1892, when a six-hole course was laid out in a meadow at the hill station by Colonel Neville Chamberlain during British rule. The course later evolved into an important golfing destination. The first golf championship at the course was held in 1922, while the Nedous Cup was introduced in 1929. The course was subsequently redesigned by legendary Australian golfer and golf-course architect Peter Thomson in 1970. In 2011, the course underwent another redesign by Delhi-based golf architect Ranjit Nanda. The 18-hole course is spread across Gulmargs scenic meadows and includes the countrys longest hole - the eighth, a 610-yard par-five. Officials said the restoration of the historic course is expected to provide a fresh push to golf tourism in Gulmarg and create opportunities for hosting national and international-level golfing events.
India and China Reach Consensus on Border Talks: Eight Key Points Agreed Upon
New Delhi, August 27: Special representatives from India and China held the 25th round of border talks in Beijing on August 26. Indias National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval and Chinas Foreign Affairs Chief and Special Representative Wang Yi engaged in extensive discussions regarding the border dispute. Following the talks, both nations reached an agreement ... Read more India and China Reach Consensus on Border Talks: Eight Key Points Agreed Upon
India Sends 10 Tons of Relief Supplies to Flood-Stricken Nepal
New Delhi, August 27: In a swift response to the devastating flash floods in Nepal, India has dispatched 10 tons of humanitarian aid and essential medicines. This initiative underscores Indias role as a first responder in natural disasters. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar announced on social media that the aid is aimed at assisting Nepal ... Read more India Sends 10 Tons of Relief Supplies to Flood-Stricken Nepal
Assams Chief Minister Discusses Energy Independence and Urban Infrastructure with Union Minister
New Delhi, August 26: Assams Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma met with Union Minister for Power and Housing and Urban Affairs, Manohar Lal, at his official residence in New Delhi on Wednesday. The two leaders engaged in extensive discussions regarding the states energy requirements, power infrastructure, and various urban development issues. During the meeting, Chief ... Read more Assams Chief Minister Discusses Energy Independence and Urban Infrastructure with Union Minister
IMD Issues Alert for Heavy Rain and Storms in Madhya Pradesh
New Delhi, August 27: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued warnings for thunderstorms and heavy rain across significant regions of Madhya Pradesh. The weather center in Bhopal has highlighted the risk of lightning and severe weather conditions. Meteorologists indicate that the alert level is particularly high in the western and northern districts, while the ... Read more IMD Issues Alert for Heavy Rain and Storms in Madhya Pradesh
21-Year-Old Girl Stabbed To Death Inside Her House In Delhi: Cops
According to the Delhi Police, the accused and the deceased were known to each other for some time. Following the attack, the accused fled the spot and is currently absconding.
New Delhi, Aug 26 (IANS) India has extended 10 tonnes of humanitarian assistance to Nepal to support relief operations after devastating floods struck the Himalayan nation. Indias Ambassador to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava, formally handed over the aid consignment to Nepals Minister of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Khadak Raj Paudel. The assistance includes essential relief []
H1N1 Virus: No Need to Panic, But Caution is Essential, Says Dr. Neelam Lekhi
New Delhi, August 27: Dr. Neelam Lekhi, President of the Delhi Medical Association, has expressed concern over the rising cases of the H1N1 virus in the capital. Speaking to a news agency on Wednesday, she noted that the Delhi Medical Association is the largest body of medical practitioners and allopathic doctors in the region. The ... Read more H1N1 Virus: No Need to Panic, But Caution is Essential, Says Dr. Neelam Lekhi
Maulana Sajid Rashidi Critiques Owaisis Hijab Remarks and Discusses Controversial Issues
New Delhi, August 27: Maulana Sajid Rashidi, President of the All India Imam Association, has criticized the Allahabad High Courts decision regarding the hijab. He expressed his views on several contentious topics, labeling Tipu Sultan as the first martyr and the Mughals as role models. He also opposed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) and the ... Read more Maulana Sajid Rashidi Critiques Owaisis Hijab Remarks and Discusses Controversial Issues
21-year-old woman stabbed to death inside West Delhi house
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VHP Condemns Opposition to Mohan Bhagwats New York Event as Undemocratic
New Delhi, August 27: The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) has expressed strong disapproval regarding the opposition to Mohan Bhagwats proposed event in New York. VHP spokesperson Vinod Bansal and leader Alok Kumar criticized the protesters, asserting that preventing an individual from expressing their views contradicts the fundamental principles of freedom of expression in a democratic ... Read more VHP Condemns Opposition to Mohan Bhagwats New York Event as Undemocratic
Old Delhi Triumphs Over Outer Delhi Warriors in DPL 2026 Eliminator
New Delhi, August 27: Old Delhi 6 secured a spot in Qualifier-2 of the Delhi Premier League (DPL) 2026 by defeating the Outer Delhi Warriors by 7 wickets in the eliminator match. They will face Central Delhi Kings on August 28. This loss shattered the Warriors championship dreams. Batting first after losing the toss at ... Read more Old Delhi Triumphs Over Outer Delhi Warriors in DPL 2026 Eliminator
Assam Chief Minister Discusses Reforms with Union Minister Manohar Lal
New Delhi, August 27: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated on Wednesday that he met with Union Minister Manohar Lal to discuss efforts aimed at achieving energy self-sufficiency in the state and advancing consumer-centric reforms. Sarma expressed gratitude to the Union Minister for his time and support regarding Assams development priorities during their meeting. ... Read more Assam Chief Minister Discusses Reforms with Union Minister Manohar Lal
JMI admission lapses: protest site cleared, 4 students suspended
Delhi Lakshmi Yojana: CM hands sanction letters to over 4,000 women
First 2,500 instalment on Sept. 1; nine lakh registrations for monthly aid show trust in the initiative to provide financial security to women: Gupta
Three charged under Gangster Act acquitted after 24 years
DU PhD scholar falls to death from 27th floor of Ghaziabad highrise
Car mows down man crossing Gurgaon-Delhi Expressway in rain
Noida plans auto showroom hub along eway
Boy found dead in park was strangled, his head crushed with stone by 3 friends over Rs 3k
Over 70 end of life vehicles impounded in Noida, Ghaziabad
Bus drivers not verified, 215 Ghaziabad schools get notices
Free bus rides for women on Raksha Bandhan
Influencer alleges death threat on Instagram, files complaint
47 extra rapid rail trips to beat Rakhi rush
Delhi court grants three days police custody of Deepak Khatri in UAPA case
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Deepender Hooda targets BJP over Gurugram civic woes; MP Rao seeks CMs intervention on waterlogging
Modi conveys condolences to Nepal PM, Assures India
New Delhi, Aug 26: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday spoke with Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah and conveyed condolences over the loss of lives due to floods in the Himalayan nation. He said India is ready to provide all possible humanitarian assistance. He said India stands firmly in solidarity with sisters and brothers in [] The post Modi conveys condolences to Nepal PM, Assures Indias help appeared first on Northlines .
UGC-NET Results for 84 Subjects likely this week
NEW DELHI, Aug 25: The results for 84 subjects of UGC-NET will be announced this week, the National Testing Agency (NTA) said on Wednesday. The final answer keys and results for UGC-NET (84 Subjects), CSIR-NET and ICAR AIEEA (PG) and AICE (PhD) 2026 will be published on NTAs website, this week. Candidates are advised to [] The post UGC-NET Results for 84 Subjects likely this week appeared first on Northlines .
New Delhi, August 27: The situation remains critical following devastating floods in the Bhotekoshi River in Nepals Rasuwa district. According to the latest data released by the Nepal Tourism Board, a total of 403 Nepali and foreign tourists are currently unreachable. Among them, 133 are Indian tourists, raising significant concern in India. Nepalese authorities report ... Read more Nepal Floods Leave 403 Tourists Unreachable, Majority Indian; Maharashtra Government Launches Helpline
Neighbourhood or the World? Manish Tewaris New Book Asks Tough Questions on Indias Way Forward
Manish Tewari says New Delhi must reassess its global role and neighbourhood strategy
Police may bar CJPs Sept. 5 protest in New Delhi district
AISA offers support tooutfitsprotest march, called a week before two-day BRICS leaders summit; several foreign dignitaries, including Russian President, expected at the international conference
GMC orders probe after worker enters manhole
Er. Aijaz meets Jitendra Singh, discusses development issues
New Delhi, Aug 26: BJP State Executive Member and Co-Incharge Minorities, J&K, Er. Aijaz Hussain met Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh in New Delhi and held discussions on a range of issues concerning Jammu and Kashmir, including development, public welfare and matters related to the people of the Union Territory. In a statement, Hussain apprised the Union Minister of various developmental and public issues and sought his guidance and support in taking up matters concerning the people of J&K at appropriate forums. Hussain described Dr Jitendra Singh as a guide and mentor who has consistently encouraged BJP workers to remain connected with the people and work for their welfare. Dr Jitendra Singh ji has always been a guide and mentor to me. His accessibility, affection and commitment towards BJP Karyakartas is truly inspiring, Hussain said. He said the meeting also focused on strengthening ongoing efforts for development and public welfare in Jammu and Kashmir, stressing the importance of ensuring that the genuine concerns and aspirations of the people reach the Union leadership. Hussain expressed gratitude to Dr Jitendra Singh for sparing his time and for his continued guidance and encouragement. He said the BJPs strength lay in its dedicated cadre and constant grassroots engagement, adding that the mentorship of senior leaders continued to inspire party workers to serve the people with sincerity and commitment.
Political theatrics wont rewrite J&K history: NC
Srinagar, Aug 26: National Conference General Secretary Haji Ali Mohammad Sagar on Wednesday cautioned political parties and self-styled leaders against attempting to rewrite their political record through what he termed political theatrics and crocodile tears, saying the people of Jammu and Kashmir were aware of those who had allegedly betrayed their trust and compromised their interests. Addressing a meeting at the NC headquarters, Nawa-e-Subha, Sagar said the people of Jammu and Kashmir had made immense sacrifices for the establishment and strengthening of democracy, eradication of illiteracy, expansion of education, creation of constitutional and democratic institutions and development of the healthcare sector. He said these struggles and sacrifices formed an important part of the regions political history and should remain part of the collective memory, particularly among the younger generation. Sagar said the future of Jammu and Kashmir rested with its youth and stressed the need for them to remain familiar with the regions history, political identity and the struggles that shaped its social and political landscape. Those who sacrificed for the people, those who fought against poverty, deprivation and illiteracy, and those who strengthened democratic institutions cannot be erased from history by political propaganda, Sagar said. Our youth must know who stood with the people in difficult times and who chose convenience and power over their interests, he added. Referring to August 5, 2019, Sagar said a grave injustice had been inflicted on the people of Jammu and Kashmir when the Centre, according to him, undermined the constitutional and historic relationship under which the erstwhile state had acceded to India. He said the National Conference, with the continued support of the people, would persist with its struggle for restoration of what it described as the legitimate rights of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, regardless of how long it takes. One day or the other, New Delhi will have to correct its mistakes. History cannot be rewritten through administrative orders, political rhetoric or attempts to suppress the voice, Sagar said.
FSSAI notice to Andaz Delhi after 87 kg of expired sweets found during inspection
New Delhi, Aug 26 (IANS) The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on Wednesday said that it has issued a notice to five-star hotel Andaz Delhi in Aerocity after an inspection uncovered multiple food safety and hygiene violations, including nearly 87 kg of expired sweets. During the inspection, food safety officials found expired []
No need to panic, testing not mandatory for all: Former ICMR DG on swine flu spike (IANS Interview)
New Delhi, Aug 26 (IANS) There is no need to panic amid growing swine flu cases in India, the Indian Council of Medical Researchs (ICMR) former Director General, Prof Nirmal Kumar Ganguly, said on Wednesday, while advising citizens to take precautions. In an exclusive conversation with IANS, Prof Ganguly, who is a Padma Bhushan recipient, []
From Solar Waste to Resource Security: Regain Energies
New Delhi [India], August 26: Indias clean energy transition has entered a defining phase. Solar power is no longer a future opportunity; it is already one of the strongest pillars of the countrys renewable energy growth. With Indias installed solar capacity crossing 164 GW in 2026, the country is rapidly building one of the worlds []
Hafele Kabi-Flow Redefines Access and Security for Modern Furniture
Hafele Kabi-Flow Digital Lock New Delhi [India], August 26: Hafeles Kabi-Net Digital Furniture Locks range continues to bring enhanced convenience and security to modern furniture with Kabi-Flow, a digital furniture lock designed for cabinets and wardrobes. Combining wireless fingerprint technology with flexible installation and multi-lock connectivity, Kabi-Flow offers a sophisticated approach to securing multiple storage []
AI can augment reasoning but cannot substitute judicial conscience: CJI Surya Kant
New Delhi, Aug 26: Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Wednesday said the judiciarys governing principle is that artificial intelligence may augment judicial reasoning, but it cannot substitute judicial conscience, and that a permanent apex body has been proposed to supervise the adoption and accountability of the new technology. Speaking at a bilateral meeting with Ulrich Herrmann, the presiding judge of the Federal Court of Justice at Karlsruhe in Germany, CJI Kant said that artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in certain defined support functions such as legal research, judgement translation into 16 languages and as a conversational interface for citizens to look for case status and procedures. He said that while these tools are designed to reduce repetitive work, they do not determine judicial outcomes. Artificial intelligence may augment judicial reasoning, but it cannot substitute judicial conscience. Draft regulations from the Supreme Court's AI Committee permit administrative uses such as scheduling, transcription and translation, while barring AI from assessing witness credibility, flight risk, recidivism or bail eligibility; a permanent apex body has been proposed to supervise the adoption and accountability of AI, he said. Our two judiciaries share the same underlying responsibility: to preserve judicial independence and public confidence while adapting our institutions to new forms of litigation and new expectations of access. Technology and administrative reform can support this responsibility, but neither can replace careful adjudication, human judgment and fidelity to law, he said. The CJI said that institutional mediation centres, Lok Adalats and digital Lok Adalats, including the Supreme Court's recent special Lok Adalat, Samadhan Samaroh, have brought settlement within reach of parties well beyond major cities, supported by trained professionals, case managers and secure digital systems. As two major trading partners, our judiciaries and mediation institutions stand to gain from exchanging experience on cross-border commercial mediation, the recognition and enforcement of mediated settlements, and joint training for mediators handling India-Germany commercial disputes, he said. At the outset, the CJI said that both the countries have developed different judicial structures and legal traditions, as India follows a common-law tradition with one integrated judicial hierarchy, while Germany has a civil-law system with separate branches of federal jurisdiction. These differences make the exchange particularly useful. They allow us to compare how our institutions deal with the same practical concerns, including appellate workload, consistency of case law, timely disposal, judicial administration and access to justice, he said. The CJI said he is approaching the meeting with three themes that speak directly to the challenges the two judiciaries share, such as harnessing technology and AI in the administration of justice, strengthening cross-border mediation and other dispute resolution mechanisms, and deepening institutional cooperation through an MoU. I also see considerable value in identifying areas in which our courts, judges, registries and judicial academies can continue this engagement through a structured and reciprocal programme, he said. The CJI said he sees value in anchoring any MoU in the themes already discussed: technology and AI in court administration, and cross-border mediation and dispute resolution, alongside the commercial and business law focus and the digitalisation of judicial processes that the Hanseatic court's concept note already identifies as priorities. I propose that each side identify one institutional point of contact so that today's discussion can be converted into a workable programme, with the MoU or another suitable arrangement to follow once the appropriate authorities on both sides have considered its scope, frequency, participants, confidentiality requirements and working language, he said. Giving an overview of the Indian judiciary, the CJI said that unlike Germany, India has no separate constitutional court. The Supreme Court is simultaneously the final appellate court in civil and criminal matters and the country's highest constitutional court, with original jurisdiction under Article 32 to enforce fundamental rights, he said. The CJI also said that Indias approach has been to make courts not merely more technological, but more accessible, transparent and responsive for every stakeholder in the justice delivery system. On the shared institutional challenge, CJI Kant said Germany's electronic case files, the e-Justice council, the Bund-Laender Commission and the proposed Federal Justice Cloud reflect a similar commitment to a secure digital foundation for justice delivery. Both our judiciaries agree that judicial decisions must remain with judges and legally authorised judicial officers, whatever the degree of digital transformation, he said. Promoting mediation as another mode of dispute resolution has always been at the top of the priority list of the Chief Justice of India, right from day one, CJI Kant said. The CJI is on a four-day visit to Germany and the UK during which he will address several programmes.
UP Congress Leader Criticizes Yogi Governments Election Promises for Women
New Delhi, August 26: Rajendra Pal Gautam, the UP Congress in-charge, has launched a scathing attack on the Yogi government and opposition parties regarding various political issues in Uttar Pradesh. He labeled the state governments initiatives aimed at women as mere election gimmicks, welcomed Akhilesh Yadavs announcements, and responded to Asaduddin Owaisis comments about Congress. ... Read more UP Congress Leader Criticizes Yogi Governments Election Promises for Women
No change in circumstances: Police oppose bail for Khalid, Imam
Hussain challenges conviction in riots case
Judiciary does not negotiate with shadow callers: Sukesh convicted of SC judge impersonation
Juvenile accused in Amar Colony murder had two birth certificates with DOBs a year apart, FIR says
Nehru Nagar, AIIMS, Barapullah flyovers set for repairs
The Great Khali: From Poverty to WWE World Heavyweight Champion
New Delhi, August 26: The Great Khali, known worldwide as Dalip Singh Rana, is a name that needs no introduction. Standing at seven feet one inch, Khali carved a niche for himself in WWE, becoming the first Indian to win the World Heavyweight Championship. Born on August 27, 1972, in Himachal Pradesh, Khalis childhood was ... Read more The Great Khali: From Poverty to WWE World Heavyweight Champion
NDMC apologises for waterlogging in Delhi, vows to strengthen drainage systems
HC orders separator walls, slabs on one of Delhis largest drains
IIT Delhi probe panel chair recuses himself amid student protests
Health minister pegs dengue cases in Delhi at 2,000, MCD report says 272
2.5K women get approval letters for Rs 2,500 monthly scheme
138 H1N1 cases in 24 hrs, hosps told to carve out isolation beds
Flying To Bhutan To Get Simpler With Air India-Drukair Tie-Up
This arrangement will make it possible for passengers to use Air India to seamlessly travel to Paro via Delhi from across Air India's international network.
Nepal floods: Telangana sets up helpline to locate residents
Hyderabad: The Telangana government on Wednesday, August 26, set up a helpline and coordination centre at Telangana Bhavan in Delhi to provide necessary assistance to citizens of the state whose relatives may be stranded or affected in Nepal due to devastating floods in the Himalayan nation. The helpline has been set up following a directive 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 .
Sugar prices fall 20%; 3 lakh tonnes more may hit domestic market
None of the witnesses supported prosecution: 13 acquitted in 2020 northeast Delhi riots murder case
Man arrested for harassing woman through her fake social media handles
Delhi govt to establish Delhi Cyber Crime Coordination Centre for cybercrimes
346 challans issued ahead of DUSU polls; 10 vehicles seized
90% of dairies unauthorised, generate waste daily: Govt report
BJPs Ajay Alok Critiques SP and RJD on Womens Safety Issues
New Delhi, August 26: BJP spokesperson Ajay Alok has targeted the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) regarding their approach to womens issues. He stated that the public is well aware of these parties track records on womens safety during their time in power. According to him, it sounds insincere for the ... Read more BJPs Ajay Alok Critiques SP and RJD on Womens Safety Issues
Delhi Lakshmi Yojana goes live with an enterprise pitch
The Women and Child Development Department is calling it seed capital. The payout structure explains why
Insects, expired food: FSSAI flags Delhi
New Delhi: Food safety regulator FSSAI has issued notices to JW Marriott and Andaz Delhi, two five-star hotels in the capitals Aerocity, after inspections found serious hygiene and food-safety violations, including cockroach infestations, expired food, poor sanitation and improper food storage. The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on Wednesday, August 26, said 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 .
BJP MP Basanti Swaraj Critiques Rahul Gandhis Call to End Patriarchy as Political Hypocrisy
New Delhi, August 26: BJP Lok Sabha MP Basanti Swaraj addressed a press conference at the partys central office in New Delhi on Wednesday. She linked Rahul Gandhis statement on ending patriarchy made on August 22 in Pune to the Congress partys double standards. Swaraj emphasized that the derogatory comments made by Congress leaders towards ... Read more BJP MP Basanti Swaraj Critiques Rahul Gandhis Call to End Patriarchy as Political Hypocrisy
Delhi's Nepali workers anxiously await news of loved ones
As devastating flash floods swept through parts of Nepal, triggered by torrential rains and a surge in the Bhote Koshi River, Nepali residents and workers in Delhi spent Wednesday anxiously trying to reach family and friends back home, with reports of deaths and hundreds missing causing widespread worry.
Delhi health minister reviews H1N1 and influenza preparedness
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Reservation Hatao Andolan solidifies into quota reforms/general category interest platform
The movement has now prepared a charter of demands that calls for a National Commission for the General Category, the complete rollback of the UGCs 2026 caste-equity rules, and a review of the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities Act)
New Delhi: UGC-NET Results For 84 Subjects This Week
The re-examinations are scheduled for September 9 and 10, with candidates not required to pay an additional examination fee: Reports
Former South Africa Captain Dean Elgar Announces Retirement After 2026 Season
New Delhi, August 26: Former South African captain Dean Elgar announced on Wednesday that he will retire from all formats of professional cricket at the end of the current 2026 season, marking the conclusion of a remarkable career spanning over two decades. The 39-year-old Elgar has scored 5,347 runs at an average of 37.92 in ... Read more Former South Africa Captain Dean Elgar Announces Retirement After 2026 Season
Indian Daughters Defend the Nation from Fighter Aircraft: Rajnath Singh
New Delhi, August 26: Defense Minister Rajnath Singh stated that the daughters of India, who once stood at the forefront of the freedom struggle, are now piloting fighter aircraft to protect the nations skies. This is not just a tale of transformation; it embodies the strength of a new India. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony ... Read more Indian Daughters Defend the Nation from Fighter Aircraft: Rajnath Singh
FSSAI issues notices to Delhis Andaz, JW Marriott over serious food safety violations
FSSAI pointed out various deficiencies across areas of labelling, hygiene and sanitation
DPL 2026: Feels Really Good To Reach Final; Our Efforts Have Paid Off, Says Anmol Sharma
South Delhi Superstarz: Opener Anmol Sharma has expressed immense relief and satisfaction at reaching the 2026 Delhi Premier League (DPL) final after his fluent half-century propelled South Delhi Superstarz into the title clash by securing a 15-run victory over Central Delhi Kings. Batting first at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, South Delhi Superstarz posted a formidable 193/7 in 20 overs before their bowlers dismissed Central Delhi Kings for 178 in 19.4 overs. Opener Anmol top-scored with a fluent 67 off 42 balls, while captain-wicketkeeper Tejasvi Dahiya smashed 57 off 33 deliveries. It feels really good to beat Central Delhi Kings and reach the final. When we finished in the top two, we watched their match last night and knew they were a very strong and dominating team in the league stage. We knew we had to be on our toes and minimise our mistakes. Our team has been playing really well over the last five or six matches, and everyone has contributed. Thankfully, our efforts paid off, and the result went in our favour, Anmol said after the match ended. It feels really good to beat Central Delhi Kings and reach the final. When we finished in the top two, we watched their match last night and knew they were a very strong and dominating team in the league stage. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories We knew that if we stayed at the crease and kept playing, the runs would come. Our main objective was to bat for as long as possible and take the game deep. Unfortunately, I got out in the 16th over, but until then, our focus was on building that partnership and giving ourselves the best chance of winning, he added. Article Source: IANS
Centre's Kanda Express plan to tackle onion price surge in Delhi hits roadblock
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DPL 2026: South Delhi Superstarz Enter Final After Defeating Central Delhi Kings By 15 Runs
For Central Delhi Kings: South Delhi Superstarz booked their place in the final of the 2026 Delhi Premier League (DPL) with a hard-fought 15-run victory over Central Delhi Kings in the Qualifier 1 held in New Delhi on Wednesday. After posting a formidable total of 193/7 in their allotted 20 overs, South Delhi Superstarz produced a disciplined bowling display to dismiss Central Delhi Kings for 178 in 19.4 overs at the Arun Jaitley Stadium to seal their spot in the title clash. Opting to bat first, South Delhi Superstarz were given a strong platform by opener Anmol Sharma, who struck a fluent 67 off 42 balls, laced with eight boundaries and two sixes. He found able support in captainwicketkeeperbatter Tejasvi Dahiya, who produced an aggressive 57 off 33 balls, including hitting three fours and four sixes. Their partnership kept the scoreboard ticking at a brisk pace and laid a solid foundation for an imposing total. The late overs saw useful cameos from Pranshu Vijayran (11 not out) and Vision Panchal (7 not out). For Central Delhi Kings, Gavnish Khurana was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 3-25, while Keshav Dabas claimed two wickets. Chasing 194 for a place in the final, Central Delhi Kings suffered early setbacks against disciplined bowling by South Delhi Superstarz and were reduced to 71/5. However, Dabas and wicketkeeper-batter Vansh Bedi launched a stunning counter-attack to keep their side in the hunt. Their partnership kept the scoreboard ticking at a brisk pace and laid a solid foundation for an imposing total. The late overs saw useful cameos from Pranshu Vijayran (11 not out) and Vision Panchal (7 not out). For Central Delhi Kings, Gavnish Khurana was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 3-25, while Keshav Dabas claimed two wickets. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories But South Delhi Superstarz held their nerve in the closing stages, with Divansh Rawat taking 3-29 and Vision Panchal picking two wickets to clean up the tail. Central Delhi Kings will now play Qualifier 2, to be held on Friday. Article Source: IANS
Anmol Sharma Celebrates DPL Final Spot After Victory Over Central Delhi Kings
New Delhi, August 26: South Delhi Superstars secured their place in the finals of the Delhi Premier League (DPL) 2026 with a 15-run victory against Central Delhi Kings on Wednesday. Anmol Sharma, a key player in the match, expressed his joy at reaching the title match. Batting first at Arun Jaitley Stadium, South Delhi Superstars ... Read more Anmol Sharma Celebrates DPL Final Spot After Victory Over Central Delhi Kings
