Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu for Delhi on May 11
The Chief Minister is scheduled to meet Union Ministers Amit Shah and C.R. Patil, and later participate in the CII Business Summit
Western Technology Could Undermine Chinas NEV Dominance: Report
New Delhi, May 10: China is currently leveraging its grip on critical minerals essential for New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) to gain a geopolitical advantage. Its strength lies in the ability to influence or disrupt the global supply chain. According to an article published in The Diplomat, this advantage may diminish in the future as Western ... Read more Western Technology Could Undermine Chinas NEV Dominance: Report
Strengthening Scientific Collaboration Between India and South Africa
New Delhi, May 10: Indias High Commissioner to South Africa, Prabhat Kumar, formally presented a banner of the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA) to the South African Astronomical Observatory (SAAO). The ceremony took place at the Royal Observatory in Cape Town, aimed at further enhancing the long-standing scientific collaboration between India and South ... Read more Strengthening Scientific Collaboration Between India and South Africa
BJP Leader Gulam Ali Khatana Warns Tamil Nadu CM About Congresss Agenda
New Delhi, May 10: BJP leader and Rajya Sabha member Gulam Ali Khatana has reacted to the formation of a new government in Tamil Nadu. In a conversation, Khatana welcomed the mandate for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Tamil Nadu and congratulated Vijay on becoming the Chief Minister, stating, Lets see what Vijay does ... Read more BJP Leader Gulam Ali Khatana Warns Tamil Nadu CM About Congresss Agenda
Eyes Reveal Liver Health: Ignoring Symptoms Can Be Costly
New Delhi, May 10: Changing lifestyles, poor diets, and increasing stress are leading to a rise in liver-related diseases. This issue is no longer confined to the elderly; young people and even children are now affected. In the early stages, there are often no clear symptoms, which is why doctors recommend including liver function tests ... Read more Eyes Reveal Liver Health: Ignoring Symptoms Can Be Costly
Dont Ignore Fatigue and Weakness: Signs of Anemia You Should Know
New Delhi, May 10: In todays fast-paced world, women often compromise their health while juggling home, work, and family responsibilities. This neglect can lead to various health issues, one of which is anemia. Many women dismiss persistent fatigue, weakness, dizziness, or shortness of breath as normal. However, these symptoms may indicate a deficiency of blood ... Read more Dont Ignore Fatigue and Weakness: Signs of Anemia You Should Know
NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar Visits Tihar Jail, Emphasizes Rehabilitation of Female Inmates
New Delhi, May 10: Vijaya Rahatkar, the Chairperson of the National Commission for Women (NCW), visited Tihar Jail today. During her visit, she engaged in discussions with female inmates, emphasizing the importance of their dignity, safety, mental health, and rehabilitation opportunities. An official reported on Sunday that Tihar Jail is functioning as a model prison. ... Read more NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar Visits Tihar Jail, Emphasizes Rehabilitation of Female Inmates
Railways clears 2 projects in northwest Delhi to reduce congestion: CM
The Railways has approved crucial infrastructure projects for northwest Delhi. Widening of the Haiderpur-Badli rail overbridge will ease Mukarba Chowk traffic. An elevated loop connecting Shalimar Bagh and Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar also received approval. These projects aim to significantly reduce congestion and improve connectivity. The Delhi government is committed to developing a modern transport network.
Delhi doctors restore students hand with rare toe-to-finger transplant
Doctors in Delhi successfully performed a rare toe-to-finger transplant on an 18-year-old college student, restoring significant hand function. The complex eight-hour surgery involved transplanting the patient's second toe to reconstruct her deformed middle finger, utilizing existing skin for coverage and achieving substantial recovery.
Rising Costs of Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian Meals in April Due to Tomato and LPG Price Hikes
New Delhi, May 10: The prices of vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals in India increased by 2% year-on-year in April. This rise is attributed to the escalating costs of tomatoes and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). This information comes from the latest Roti Rice Rate (RRR) report by Crisil Intelligence. The report indicates that a decrease in ... Read more Rising Costs of Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian Meals in April Due to Tomato and LPG Price Hikes
Rajasthan CM Congratulates BJP National President After Historic Wins in West Bengal and Assam
New Delhi, May 10: Following the resounding victories of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the West Bengal and Assam assembly elections, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma met with the partys National President Nitin Naveen in New Delhi on Sunday to extend his congratulations. In a post on social media, CM Sharma expressed his heartfelt ... Read more Rajasthan CM Congratulates BJP National President After Historic Wins in West Bengal and Assam
Italian PM Celebrates Mothers Day, Calls Motherhood the Greatest Gift and Challenge
New Delhi, May 10: The world is celebrating Mothers Day on May 10. On this occasion, leaders from around the globe are extending their wishes to mothers. From New Zealands Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to Italys Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Ukraines President Volodymyr Zelensky, heartfelt messages are being shared. PM Meloni expressed that motherhood ... Read more Italian PM Celebrates Mothers Day, Calls Motherhood the Greatest Gift and Challenge
Global Leaders Celebrate Mothers Day with Heartfelt Messages
New Delhi, May 10: The world is celebrating Mothers Day on May 10, with prominent leaders extending their warm wishes to mothers everywhere. From New Zealands Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to Italys Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Ukraines President Volodymyr Zelensky, heartfelt messages are being shared. Prime Minister Meloni expressed, Becoming a mother is the ... Read more Global Leaders Celebrate Mothers Day with Heartfelt Messages
Cricket to fatherhood: A bond that stayed from childhood to death
Swiggy, magicpin say delivery times improving as gig workers return to cities
NEW DELHI, May 10: Delivery times are improving and set to normalise soon as a large section of gig workers return to cities after the recent state elections and the peak harvest season, Swiggy and magicpin said. Anshoo Sharma, Founder and CEO of magicpin, told PTI the return of delivery riders is helping improve rider availability across food delivery platforms. The delivery riders who were away from metros to cast their vote, are now back in cities. This is helping [] The post Swiggy, magicpin say delivery times improving as gig workers return to cities appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
LTTS CEO Amit Chadhas FY26 remuneration drops 17% to Rs 15 crore
NEW DELHI, May 10: L&T Technology Services (LTTS) CEO and MD Amit Chadha drew a total remuneration of Rs 14.96 crore for financial year 2025-26, a decline of 17.4 per cent from the previous year, according to the companys annual report. Chadhas compensation package for the fiscal year included a base salary of Rs 5.77 crore, a commission of Rs 2.62 crore, and variable pay of Rs 1.68 crore. Additionally, he received Rs 4.88 crore as perquisites related to the [] The post LTTS CEO Amit Chadhas FY26 remuneration drops 17% to Rs 15 crore appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
32 years on, Central Ridge gets 'reserved forest' tag
Want To Permanently Strengthen Delhi's Environmental Balance: CM
Mockery of environmental impact assessment process in Great Nicobar project: Ramesh
NEW DELHI, May 10: Congress leader Jairam Ramesh wrote to Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav on Sunday, claiming that the Great Nicobar Island development project would destroy the unique ecosystem there, and urging him to pause, reflect, and revisit the venture in its present design and detail. In his letter to Yadav, Ramesh said the studies based on which environmental clearance has been granted to the project are grossly inadequate and there has been a mockery of the Environmental Impact Assessment [] The post Mockery of environmental impact assessment process in Great Nicobar project: Ramesh appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Drug regulator asks firms to file safety reports from actual launch date of new drugs
NEW DELHI, May 10: Indias drug regulator has directed manufacturers and importers to submit Periodic Safety Update Reports (PSURs) for new drugs from the date of actual marketing of the product rather than from the date of regulatory approval, in a move aimed at strengthening post-marketing safety surveillance. In an advisory issued by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) on April 21, the regulator said it has observed instances where companies obtained approval for a new drug but launched [] The post Drug regulator asks firms to file safety reports from actual launch date of new drugs appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi resident duped of Rs 80K through APK link; 1 held from Jharkhand
NEW DELHI, May 10: A 25-year-old man was arrested after a chase through forest and hilly terrain in Jharkhand for allegedly duping a Delhi resident of Rs 80,000 through a malicious APK link, officials said on Sunday. The accused has been identified as Pravin Rana, a resident of Giridih in Jharkhand. According to police, the victim had received an APK file and, after downloading it, his banking credentials were compromised. The money was subsequently transferred to a bank account and [] The post Delhi resident duped of Rs 80K through APK link; 1 held from Jharkhand appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi Police's Crime Branch has busted a major counterfeit operation, seizing fake OPPO, OnePlus, and Realme products. Two godowns in Karol Bagh and a factory in Moti Nagar were sealed for packaging and manufacturing counterfeit goods. Eight machines and a printing press were confiscated, with two individuals arrested for their involvement in the large-scale distribution of fake electronics.
Shubman Gills Ability to Transform Good Starts into Big Innings Praised by Anil Kumble
New Delhi, May 10: In an exciting IPL 2026 match held on Saturday in Jaipur, the Gujarat Titans (GT) faced off against the Rajasthan Royals (RR). GT captain Shubman Gill played a pivotal role, scoring 84 runs off 44 balls, leading his team to a 77-run victory. Former Indian cricket captain and legendary spinner Anil ... Read more Shubman Gills Ability to Transform Good Starts into Big Innings Praised by Anil Kumble
India to Showcase Space Innovations at Global Event in France
New Delhi, May 10: India is set to showcase its innovations and space technology on a global stage. Under the initiative of the Ministry of Education, research from Indian IITs, universities, and other institutions will be presented in France. Here, Indian startups will connect with global investors, space agencies, and technology partners. India Innovates 2026 ... Read more India to Showcase Space Innovations at Global Event in France
Childhood to death, united by cricket
Rohit Kashyap and Hemant Sharma, friends since childhood, tragically died in a road accident. They were returning home after watching an IPL match in Delhi. Both men were sole breadwinners for their families, leaving behind young sons and elderly parents. Their shared passion for cricket had cemented a lifelong friendship.
Rahul Gandhi Wants KC Venugopal As Kerala Chief Minister, Meets Him Privately: Sources
Before Congress leaders officially met at party chief Mallikarjun Kharge's place in Delhi, Rahul Gandhi met KC Venugopal separately, sources said
Secure Your Childs Future with NPS Vatsalya Scheme
New Delhi, May 10: If you are looking to secure your childs financial future, the central governments NPS Vatsalya Scheme could be an excellent option. This scheme is a special pension plan designed for children, allowing parents or guardians to invest in the names of their minor children. It not only helps in building a ... Read more Secure Your Childs Future with NPS Vatsalya Scheme
Secure Your Childs Future with the NPS Vatsalya Scheme
New Delhi, May 10: If you are looking to secure your childs financial future, the central governments NPS Vatsalya Scheme could be an excellent option. This scheme is a special pension plan designed for children, allowing parents or guardians to invest on behalf of their minor children. It not only helps build a substantial fund ... Read more Secure Your Childs Future with the NPS Vatsalya Scheme
Jairam Ramesh Questions Environmental Clearance for Great Nicobar Project
New Delhi, May 10: Congress leader and Rajya Sabha member Jairam Ramesh has raised serious concerns regarding the Great Nicobar Development Project. In a detailed letter to the Union Environment Minister, he criticized the governments claims of a robust and comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), stating that such documentation is nowhere to be found. Ramesh ... Read more Jairam Ramesh Questions Environmental Clearance for Great Nicobar Project
HC Directs Removal Of MP Shashi Tharoor's Deepfake Video
Delhi HC restrained the misappropriation of Tharoor's name, image, distinct voice, signature oratorical cadence and manner of speaking, highly refined vocabulary.
Supreme Court Condemns Fake Statements Attributed to Chief Justice on Social Media
New Delhi, May 10: The Supreme Court of India has strongly condemned the circulation of false statements attributed to Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud on social media. The court described this act as malicious, mischievous, and an attack on public trust in the judiciary. In a press release, the Chief Justices office stated that several posts ... Read more Supreme Court Condemns Fake Statements Attributed to Chief Justice on Social Media
BJP Leaders Support ED Raids on Sanjeev Aroras Residence, Highlight AAPs Legal Troubles
New Delhi, May 10: BJP leaders have expressed their approval of the Enforcement Directorates (ED) raid on the residence of Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora. They stated that the imprisonment of several leaders from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is not a new occurrence. BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh commented on Aroras situation, saying, The ... Read more BJP Leaders Support ED Raids on Sanjeev Aroras Residence, Highlight AAPs Legal Troubles
Opposition Criticizes ED Raids on Punjab Ministers Residence
New Delhi, May 10: The opposition has targeted the central government following the Enforcement Directorate (ED) raid at the residence of Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora on Saturday. They allege that the motive behind the raid is to pressure Arora into joining the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), a scenario they believe is unlikely to happen. Rashtriya ... Read more Opposition Criticizes ED Raids on Punjab Ministers Residence
HC protects MP Shashi Tharoors personality rights, directs removal of deepfake video
NEW DELHI, May 10: The Delhi High Court has protected the personality rights of Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and directed X to take down a AI-generated deepfake video purportedly showing him praising Pakistans diplomacy. Justice Mini Pushkarna, in an interim order passed on Tharoors lawsuit, also restrained the misappropriation of the Thiruvananthapuram MPs name, image, distinct voice, signature oratorical cadence and manner of speaking, highly refined vocabulary and other facets of his persona to create and publish any deepfakes, voice-cloned [] The post HC protects MP Shashi Tharoors personality rights, directs removal of deepfake video appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
On May 10, gold prices in India remained stable with 24-karat gold at 153,140 per 10 gm and 22-karat at 140,378. Silver was priced at 262,350 per kg. Trading rates are unavailable as MCX is closed on weekends.
Dr A K Panda takes charge as new Chairman & Managing Director of SAIL
NEW DELHI, May 10: Dr Ashok Kumar Panda has assumed charge as Chairman & Managing Director of Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) on May 9, the SAIL statement said here. He served as Director (Finance) of the company and also had the additional charge of Director (Commercial) for about nine months during this period. Academically, Panda has done BE in Electrical Engineering in 1992 and began his career as a Management Trainee (Technical) in SAIL. During his tenure as [] The post Dr A K Panda takes charge as new Chairman & Managing Director of SAIL appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Crude oil prices likely to stay higher for longer: ADB Chief Economist
NEW DELHI, May 10: Crude oil prices are likely to stay higher for longer due to the disruption caused by the longer-than-expected Middle East crisis, ADB Chief Economist Albert Park has said. With a higher oil price expectation, we actually have it as USD 96 per barrel as average for 2026 as per the new reference scenario. It should stay elevated at USD 80 per barrel in 2027. So, our idea is that the oil prices are likely to stay [] The post Crude oil prices likely to stay higher for longer: ADB Chief Economist appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Armed Forces Lead From Front At 73rd Edition Of Fit India Sundays On Cycle In New Delhi
Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium: In a stirring celebration of patriotism, fitness and national unity, the 73rd edition of Fit India Sundays on Cycle turned the iconic Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium into a vibrant sea of olive green, navy white and air force blue on Sunday morning, as personnel from the Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force joined citizens for a special Armed Forces-themed edition of the nationwide cycling movement. More than 800 participants took part in the event, including 60 representatives from the armed forces - 20 each from the Army, Navy and Air Force - alongside athletes, fitness enthusiasts, students and families. Adding to the grandeur, around 15 players from the Indian Air Force Cricket Team also joined the cycling contingent, creating a visually striking spectacle as uniformed personnel cycled through the streets of Delhi in formation. The event saw the presence of senior dignitaries including Group Captain M.L.S. Prasad of the Indian Air Force, Lt. Col. Dara Singh from the Indian Army and Captain Manish Sain from the Indian Navy, along with wrestlers Priya Malik and Diksha Malik, both associated with the Indian Army. Speaking on the occasion, Group Captain M.L.S. Prasad said, I collectively represent the armed forces today. Our soldier-athletes are leading the cycling contingent and we are very happy that Fit India has organised this special edition for us. The endeavour of the armed forces is that every citizen of the country stays fighting fit. Lt. Col. Dara Singh praised the initiatives social message, saying, We thank SAI for choosing the armed forces as special partners today. Such events strengthen the spirit of Nasha Mukti and discipline. Just like armed forces personnel wake up early and stay active, every citizen should adopt a healthy lifestyle. This is in line with Honble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modis vision to keep India fit. International wrestler Diksha Malik also encouraged people to embrace active living. This is very good for health. Every person, young and old, from every generation, should do this. There is enjoyment, energy and unity in it, she said. The atmosphere resembled a patriotic fitness carnival from the early hours of the morning. High-energy Zumba sessions, yoga demonstrations, rope skipping activities, volleyball games, lemon-spoon races and recreation zones kept participants engaged throughout the event. A special yoga consultation booth supported by the Ministry of AYUSH under its Yoga 365 initiative also drew large crowds, where participants underwent wellness assessments and interacted with yoga experts through guided sessions. International wrestler Diksha Malik also encouraged people to embrace active living. This is very good for health. Every person, young and old, from every generation, should do this. There is enjoyment, energy and unity in it, she said. Also Read: Live Cricket Score I have never seen something like this before. Watching our armed forces cycle with ordinary citizens makes you feel proud and motivated at the same time, said Ritu Sharma, a resident of Lodhi Road who participated with her family. Another cyclist, college student Aakash Meena, shared, The atmosphere felt like a Republic Day celebration mixed with a fitness festival. Seeing the Army, Navy and Air Force together inspired everyone here. Article Source: IANS
ELV rules make auto sector non-compliant; FY26 scrap target missed by 70 pc
NEW DELHI, May 10: Auto companies in India fell short by 70 per cent in meeting the steel equivalent vehicle scrapping commitments in FY26 set under the environment ministrys end-of-life vehicle rules, even as industry executives blamed unrealistic policy for making the entire sector non-compliant. The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, notified the Environment Protection (End-of-Life Vehicle) Rules, 2025, in January last year, and it came into effect on April 1, 2025. It required automakers to meet extended [] The post ELV rules make auto sector non-compliant; FY26 scrap target missed by 70 pc appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Global jitters keep FPIs on edge, Rs 14,231 crore pulled out in May
NEW DELHI, May 10: Foreign investors continued to pare their exposure to Indian equities, withdrawing Rs 14,231 crore so far this month driven by persistent global macroeconomic uncertainties. With this, the total outflow of Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) from the equity market has crossed Rs 2 lakh crore in 2026, which is higher than the Rs 1.66 lakh crore pulled out during the entire 2025, according to data with the NSDL. FPIs were net sellers in all months of 2026, [] The post Global jitters keep FPIs on edge, Rs 14,231 crore pulled out in May appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Mcap of four of top-10 most valued firms erodes by Rs 1 lakh cr; State Bank biggest laggard
NEW DELHI, May 10: The combined market valuation of four of the top-10 most valued firms eroded by Rs 1 lakh crore last week, with State Bank of India taking the biggest hit, amid a range-bound trend in equities. Last week, the BSE benchmark Sensex climbed 414.69 points or 0.53 per cent, and the NSE Nifty went up by 178.6 points or 0.74 per cent. Indian equity markets witnessed a volatile and range-bound week, with sentiment remaining cautious despite intermittent [] The post Mcap of four of top-10 most valued firms erodes by Rs 1 lakh cr; State Bank biggest laggard appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Titan Company unfazed about gold supply in short term as exchange programmes aid sourcing
NEW DELHI, May 10: Leading branded jeweller maker Titan Company is unconcerned about short-term gold supply issues due to West Asia conflict as its gold exchange programme and contingency sourcing plans are helping mitigate risks. Titan, whose FY26 topline crossed Rs 75,000 crore, said the companys gold exchange programme has been running successfully since the third quarter and it has further strengthened sourcing flexibility for its jewellery businesses. our gold exchange programme is very, very successfully being run from the [] The post Titan Company unfazed about gold supply in short term as exchange programmes aid sourcing appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
New generation, new voice, new imagination: Rahul on Vijays swearing-in as TN CM
NEW DELHI, May 10: The Congress on Sunday hailed C Joseph Vijay on being sworn-in as the Tamil Nadu chief minister with Rahul Gandhi saying that the state has chosen a new generation, a new voice and a new imagination. Gandhi, who attended Vijays swearing-in ceremony in Chennai, posted pictures from the event on X. Vijay was sworn-in as the Tamil Nadu chief minister in a colourful ceremony, ushering in the first non-DMK, non-AIADMK government in the southern state in [] The post New generation, new voice, new imagination: Rahul on Vijays swearing-in as TN CM appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Noida International Airport may lose fare edge over IGI despite UPs fuel tax relief. Why?
Passengers may not find cheaper flights from the new Noida International Airport as higher airport tariffs and passenger charges offset Uttar Pradesh's lower aviation fuel tax. Airlines warn these costs could make fares similar to or higher than Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, potentially discouraging passenger shift.
Top Shia cleric's assassination shows strong presence of IS in Syria
New Delhi, May 10: Top Shia Cleric and imam of Sayyidha Zayanb Shrine Sheikh Farhan Hassan al-Mansour's assassination in the outskirts of Damascus demonstrates the strong presence of The Islamic State (IS) in the troubled nation. The attack revived memories of the groups past hit-and-run operations targeting carefully selected religious and military figures, demonstrating its ability to breach heavy security fortifications in one of Syrias most sensitive areas. Last Friday morning, a powerful explosion echoed through the southern suburbs of Damascus. The blast targeted al-Mansours vehicle while he was traveling near the Safir Al-Zahra Hotel area surrounding the shrine. Syrian security source, who inspected the scene, said that an explosive device had been planted underneath the vehicle and detonated remotely, killing the cleric instantly and injuring several of his aides, as well as civilians who happened to be nearby. The Sayyidah Zaynab shrine is one of the most important religious sites in Syria. The ability to reach and assassinate the shrines leading cleric in the heart of his own stronghold sends a powerful message that ISIS sleeper cells still possess the capacity to monitor, maneuver and strike deep inside Damascus.
Bahrain busts spy network working for IRGC
New Delhi, May 10: Bahrain has dismantled an organisation which it claimed to have links with Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) and revoked citizenship of 69 nationals. The Espionage group authorities intensfied crackdown against anti national groups and individuals for colluding with foreign extremist and militant groups.The list included individuals accused of supporting Iranian acts, along with their family members and dependents and most of them belong to the Shia Ajam community. Bahrains Interior Ministry says it has arrested dozens of people in the country accused of belonging to a group linked to Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The countrys security services had dismantled an organization accused of links to Irans Revolutionary Guards and arrested 41 of its suspected members. Bahrain, which houses a major US military base, was hard-hit by Iranian attacks on the Gulf, launched in response to US and Israeli strikes on the Islamic republic. In accordance with previous investigations carried out by the prosecutors office in cases of espionage on behalf of foreign entities and sympathy for Iranian aggression, the security services dismantled an organization linked to the Revolutionary Guards, the ministry said in a statement. Since the conflict war began, Bahrain has cracked down on those expressing support or sympathy for Tehran.
Iranian Embassys Stark Message to US Press Secretary on Mothers Day
New Delhi, May 10: Caroline Levitt, the White House Press Secretary, recently welcomed her second child, a daughter named Viviana, affectionately called Vivi. She received numerous congratulatory messages on her announcement. However, on Mothers Day, various Iranian embassies targeted Levitts post with a stark reminder, stating, Your hands are stained with the blood of innocent ... Read more Iranian Embassys Stark Message to US Press Secretary on Mothers Day
Vinesh Phogat Vows to Continue Fighting Despite Notice from Wrestling Federation of India
New Delhi, May 10: Renowned wrestler Vinesh Phogat has indicated her determination to continue her fight, despite receiving a show-cause notice from the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI). In a recent social media post, Vinesh expressed, Life feels like its caught in a deep whirlpool. The world keeps looking for flaws in my character. Life ... Read more Vinesh Phogat Vows to Continue Fighting Despite Notice from Wrestling Federation of India
NEW DELHI, May 10: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge congratulated C Joseph Vijay on being sworn-in as the Tamil Nadu chief minister on Sunday and said he is confident that under the TVK chiefs leadership, the ideals that have long defined the states political and social consciousness will continue to guide governance. Vijay was sworn-in as the Tamil Nadu chief minister on Sunday in a colourful ceremony attended by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, ushering in the first non-DMK, non-AIADMK government in [] The post Formation of this govt reaffirms strength of self-respect, social justice: Kharge after Vijays swearing-in as TN CM appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Ukraine war may come to an end soon, claims Putin
New Delhi, May 10: The four-year-old Russo-Ukrainian War may end soon , Says President Vladimir Putin.I think that the matter is coming to an end, Putin told reporters while referring to the Russia-Ukraine war, Europes deadliest conflict since the World War II. He indicated that Moscow was prepared to discuss a fresh security framework for Europe aimed at ensuring long-term stability and reducing tensions between Russia and the West.He stated during the Military day parade in Moscow. Putin also said he would be open to negotiations on new European security arrangements and suggested that his preferred interlocutor would be former German Chancellor Gerhard Schrder, who has long maintained close ties with Russia and its leadership. His remarks have fuelled speculation about renewed diplomatic efforts to end the prolonged conflict, which has caused massive destruction, displacement and economic disruption across the region. Putin faces a wave of anxiety in Moscow about the war in Ukraine, which has killed hundreds of thousands of people, left swathes of Ukraine in ruins, and drained Russias economy. Russian advances have slowed this year, though Moscow controls just under one-fifth of Ukrainian territory. The three-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine marked a significant accomplishment in Trumps efforts to broker peace and end the war, as the conflict in Iran continues to overshadow the administrations foreign affairs. Trump added that talks are continuing on this Major Conflict, the biggest since World War II, and we are getting closer and closer every day. President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire on Friday, saying it would be in effect over the weekend and through Monday. The ceasefire started the same day as Russia held its Victory Day Parade,Russia and Ukraine also agreed to suspend all kinetic activity and exchange 1,000 prisoners each as part of the agreement. Putin identified
Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar Concludes Visit to Trinidad and Tobago, Emphasizes Community Ties
New Delhi, May 10: Indian Foreign Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar has completed his nine-day tour of Caribbean nations, concluding with a visit to Trinidad and Tobago. During his final engagements, he interacted with the Indian community, underscoring the deep historical and cultural ties between India and Trinidad. He reaffirmed New Delhis commitment to strengthening bilateral ... Read more Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar Concludes Visit to Trinidad and Tobago, Emphasizes Community Ties
Essential Yoga Poses for Pregnant Women in Their Second Trimester
New Delhi, May 10: Today, Mothers Day is celebrated worldwide. The journey to motherhood is one of the most beautiful and memorable times in a womans life. Particularly, the second trimester of pregnancy is a phase when new energy emerges, fatigue decreases, and movement increases. This period is often referred to as the time of ... Read more Essential Yoga Poses for Pregnant Women in Their Second Trimester
Hampton Sky Realty Defends Against ED Investigation Claims
New Delhi, May 10: Hampton Sky Realty Limited, a company linked to Punjab Cabinet Minister Sanjeev Arora, has publicly addressed the Enforcement Directorate (ED) investigation and the allegations against it for the first time. In an official press statement, the company expressed its full confidence in the countrys judiciary and legal processes, affirming its cooperation ... Read more Hampton Sky Realty Defends Against ED Investigation Claims
Hampton Sky Realty Responds to ED Investigation Claims
New Delhi, May 10: Hampton Sky Realty Limited, a company linked to Punjab Cabinet Minister Sanjeev Arora, has publicly addressed the Enforcement Directorate (ED) investigation and allegations for the first time. In an official press statement, the company expressed complete trust in the countrys judiciary and legal processes, asserting its full cooperation with investigative agencies. ... Read more Hampton Sky Realty Responds to ED Investigation Claims
Delhis Lieutenant Governor Urges Residents to Support Traffic Police for Safer Roads
New Delhi, May 10: The Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, Tarunjeet Sandhu, has called on residents and visitors to collaborate with the Delhi Traffic Police to create a safer and more disciplined traffic environment in the capital. In a post on the social media platform X, Sandhu stated, Dear fellow residents of Delhi and visitors to ... Read more Delhis Lieutenant Governor Urges Residents to Support Traffic Police for Safer Roads
UN Chief Welcomes Ceasefire and Prisoner Exchange Between Ukraine and Russia
New Delhi, May 10: The United Nations has welcomed a three-day ceasefire and planned prisoner exchange between Ukraine and Russia. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres spokesperson, Stphane Dujarric, expressed support for this development. In a statement, Dujarric reiterated Guterres call for an immediate, complete, and unconditional ceasefire as a crucial step towards achieving a just, lasting, ... Read more UN Chief Welcomes Ceasefire and Prisoner Exchange Between Ukraine and Russia
Delhi judges grapple with rising threats and little protection
Judges have long been demanding security cover, but concerns have intensified in recent months after a series of reported threats and incidents.
Delhi: Saket court grants three-day police custody of Al-Falah University Chairman in PMLA case
Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui, Chairman of Al-Falah University, has been granted three days of police custody. This follows his arrest in a money laundering case linked to the Al-Falah Trust. The trust allegedly generated over Rs 493 crore in proceeds of crime. Siddiqui's bail plea was previously dismissed by the court. The Enforcement Directorate has filed a charge sheet against him.
Special Edition of Sunday on Cycle Celebrates One Year of Operation Sindoor
New Delhi, May 10: The Sunday on Cycle event, celebrated every Sunday under the Fit India initiative, took place at Major Dhyan Chand Stadium in New Delhi. This edition saw participation from numerous athletes and a large number of local residents. This time, the event held special significance as it marked the one-year anniversary of ... Read more Special Edition of Sunday on Cycle Celebrates One Year of Operation Sindoor
Celebrating Mothers Day: A Tribute to Maternal Strength by Indian Leaders
New Delhi, May 10: On the occasion of Mothers Day, several prominent leaders across the nation expressed their respect, love, and gratitude towards mothers through social media. They hailed mothers as symbols of sacrifice, affection, values, and strength, highlighting their contributions as the greatest force in society and life. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta emphasized ... Read more Celebrating Mothers Day: A Tribute to Maternal Strength by Indian Leaders
Mothers Honored by Leaders on Mothers Day
New Delhi, May 10: On the occasion of Mothers Day, several prominent leaders across the country expressed their respect, love, and gratitude towards mothers through social media, wishing citizens well. They described mothers as symbols of sacrifice, affection, values, and strength, highlighting their contributions as the greatest force in society and life. Delhi Chief Minister ... Read more Mothers Honored by Leaders on Mothers Day
15-year-old stabbed to death in Delhi's Usmanpur; minor suspect apprehended
A 15-year-old boy was fatally stabbed in Northeast Delhi after intervening in a dispute involving his younger brother. Police apprehended a 17-year-old suspect and are investigating the exact sequence of events leading to the fatal attack.
CBSE and AIIMS launch counselling initiative to guide students towards informed career decisions
CBSE and AIIMS New Delhi have launched Phase II of Project MATE across more than 60 schools in Delhi NCR to strengthen adolescent wellbeing and counselling support. The initiative focuses on emotional, social and psychological development of middle-school students through classroom modules, peer-support systems and parent workshops. School counsellors participating in the programme will undergo intensive training at AIIMS New Delhi before implementation begins for students of Grades VI to VIII from July 2026.
KMCH Sempora inaugurates state-of-the-art medical technologies in dermatology, ophthalmology
Kashmir Medical College and Hospital (KMCH), Sempora on Saturday inaugurated state-of-the-art medical technologies in the Departments of Dermatology and Ophthalmology, a step towards strengthening advanced and affordable healthcare in the region. The Department of Dermatology introduced several advanced technologies, including Quadruple Diode Laser for laser hair reduction, Q-Switch ND Laser, Ablative & Fractional CO2 Laser, Dermapen 4 (Microneedling Technology), dermatosurgery facilities, and a Narrow Band UV Chamber. These latest additions are aimed at enhancing treatment options for various skin, cosmetic and dermatological conditions, said a press release. Similarly, the Department of Ophthalmology also launched state-of-the-art facilities and services, including advanced diagnostic systems, Phacoemulsification with Premium IOLs, Retina & Vitreous Care, Squint & Paediatric Eye Care, and Dry Eye & Ocular Surface Management, significantly boosting specialised eye care services at the institution. The special ceremony was presided over by Executive Director KMCH, Insha Qazi, in presence of Principal/Dean KMCH, Prof. Nazir Ahmad Khan; Head Department of Dermatology and Medical Superintendent, Prof. Dr. Syed Mubasir; Head Department of Ophthalmology, Dr. Sheikh Sajad; besides Heads of Departments, senior faculty members, specialists, doctors and staff members of the institution. Speaking on the occasion, Executive Director KMCH, Insha Qazi, congratulated both the departments for introducing the latest technologies and said these facilities would greatly benefit patients across Jammu and Kashmir. She said Dermatology and Ophthalmology are vital departments and KMCH is committed to providing world-class healthcare facilities with the support of highly qualified faculty members. This is a moment of pride for KMCH. We have introduced advanced machinery and equipment that are available in premier institutes like AIIMS New Delhi and top corporate hospitals of the country. Patients often have to wait for long dates. With these facilities, quality healthcare will now be available locally, she said. The Executive Director further said that KMCH is going to establish a 1000-bedded hospital and a medical college to further strengthen healthcare infrastructure in the region. We are conducting surgeries at rates comparable to government hospitals so that people from all sections of society can benefit from quality treatment at affordable costs, she added. Insha Qazi also announced that KMCH will organise a massive health camp on May 18 at Sempora and appealed to the general public to take maximum benefit from the initiative. The health camp will provide free consultations, free medicines and free surgeries for patients. Principal/Dean KMCH, Prof. Nazir Ahmad Khan, said the introduction of new technology reflects the institutions commitment towards excellence in patient care and modern healthcare delivery. He said the newly introduced technologies would enhance diagnostic accuracy and treatment facilities, enabling patients to access advanced medical care locally. Head Department of Dermatology/Medical Superintendent, Prof. Dr. Syed Mubasir, said the newly installed machines are designed to address pigmentation, laser hair removal, skin rejuvenation and several other dermatological concerns. These advanced technologies will help us provide better patient care, precision-based treatment and improved cosmetic and dermatological procedures. Our core mission is to deliver quality treatment at affordable prices, he said. Head Department of Ophthalmology, Prof Dr Sheikh Sajad, said the department has already started OPD services and the introduction of high-end machinery marks a significant achievement for the institution. We have brought state-of-the-art equipment and we have the best doctors so that patients can avail the best possible eye care facilities and treatment at KMCH at nominal rates. We are planning to soon start vitreoretinal surgeries and other advanced ophthalmic procedures as well, he said.
Australia, India deepen strategic defence partnership at 10th Defence Policy Talks
Australia and India held their 10th Defence Policy Talks in New Delhi, reinforcing strategic convergence and defense cooperation. Discussions focused on enhancing interoperability, maritime security, and defense industry engagement, with plans to strengthen the Joint Declaration on Defence and Security Cooperation and develop a Joint Maritime Security Collaboration Roadmap.
PM Modi to Launch 9,400 Crore Projects During Karnataka and Telangana Visit
New Delhi, May 10: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Karnataka and Telangana on Sunday. He will participate in the 45th anniversary celebration of the Art of Living in Bengaluru and inaugurate several development projects worth approximately 9,400 crore in Hyderabad. According to a statement from the Press Information Bureau (PIB), the Prime Minister will ... Read more PM Modi to Launch 9,400 Crore Projects During Karnataka and Telangana Visit
Gujarat Titans Defeat Rajasthan Royals by 77 Runs in IPL 2026
New Delhi, May 10: In a thrilling encounter of IPL 2026, the Gujarat Titans (GT) triumphed over the Rajasthan Royals (RR) by a significant margin of 77 runs at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Saturday. This victory propelled GT from fifth to second place in the points table, while RR slipped out of ... Read more Gujarat Titans Defeat Rajasthan Royals by 77 Runs in IPL 2026
Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora sent to 7-day ED custody
New Delhi: A court in Gurugram has sent Punjabs Industries Minister Sanjeev Arora to seven days of ED custody in a money laundering case, officials said on Sunday, May 10. Arora, 62, was arrested on Saturday, May 9, evening from his official residence in Chandigarh by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in a GST fraud case 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 .
IPL 2026: Gujarat Titans Surge to Second Place, Rajasthan Royals Fall Out of Top 4
New Delhi, May 10: The 52nd match of IPL 2026 took place on Saturday at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur, featuring a clash between Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Gujarat Titans (GT). Gujarat Titans triumphed over Rajasthan Royals by a significant margin of 77 runs. This victory has also improved GTs run rate, propelling them ... Read more IPL 2026: Gujarat Titans Surge to Second Place, Rajasthan Royals Fall Out of Top 4
Master Strokes 2026 exhibition showcases impressive talents of 36 artists
In this photo essay, we feature highlights from a group show at India Habitat Centre in New Delhi.
Tragedy re-run: Returning from IPL match, 2 childhood friends die after car hits bike in Delhi
A somber incident unfolded in northeast Delhi when two young men, Rohit Kashyap (31) and Hemant Sharma (33), tragically lost their lives in a shocking hit-and-run following an IPL match.
WFI issues showcause notice to Vinesh
The national federation declares the Olympian ineligible to compete till June 26 New Delhi, May 9: The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) on Saturday issued a detailed show-cause notice to Vinesh Phogat, accusing her of indiscipline and anti-doping rule violations, and declared her ineligible to compete in domestic events till June 26, 2026 for failing []
AICF assures prize money for Abhijeet after GM approaches govt over unpaid dues
New Delhi, May 9: Renowned Indian Grandmaster Abhijeet Gupta, left frustrated by the delay in receiving prize money for his Odisha Open title earlier this year, has now received assurances from the All India Chess Federation that the issue will be resolved and necessary action is initiated to clear his dues. Gupta, a Chess Olympiad []
India Must Stay Vigilant Against Bangladeshs Measles Surge
A dangerous health crisis unfolding in Bangladesh should serve as a serious warning for our country, being an immediate neighbour. The sharp rise in measles infections across the neighbouring country is no longer merely Bangladeshs domestic problem. Given the long, porous border shared by the two nations, New Delhi must now move swiftly and carefully to ensure that the outbreak does not cross over into vulnerable populations on this side of the border. Reports emerging from Bangladesh paint a deeply worrying picture. Thousands of suspected measles cases have been recorded in recent weeks, while hundreds of children have already lost their lives. The World Health Organisation has assessed the risk level in Bangladesh as high because of widespread transmission across multiple divisions, immunity gaps among children and falling vaccination coverage. Particularly alarming is the fact that a majority of infections are among children under the age of five. For India, the lesson is clear: complacency would be costly. India and Bangladesh share a border stretching over 4,000 kilometres, touching West Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram. In many areas, cross-border movement of people is a daily reality driven by trade, family ties, seasonal migration and informal transit routes. Infectious diseases do not recognise political boundaries. A virus spreading rapidly in crowded settlements across the border can easily find its way into densely populated Indian districts if vigilance weakens even briefly. Measles is among the most contagious diseases known to medical science. One infected person can transmit the virus to as many as 18 to 20 others. The virus can remain active in the air and on surfaces for hours, making crowded areas particularly vulnerable. Border districts with dense populations, poor sanitation, weak healthcare access and migrant settlements could quickly become hotspots if preventive measures are not intensified immediately. One of the most worrying aspects of the Measles outbreak in Bangladesh is not only the scale of infection but the worrying reason behind it. Most of the Bangladeshi health experts there have linked the crisis to falling vaccination rates. Even a small drop in immunisation coverage can weaken herd immunity and allow measles to spread rapidly. Bangladesh had earlier achieved strong vaccination numbers, yet gaps emerged over time, especially among poorer communities and urban slums. India as a precautionary measure, should not assume it is immune to similar vulnerabilities. Even though, Indias Universal Immunisation Programme has made remarkable progress over the years, gaps still remain in several remote villages, urban slums and migrant communities. In some regions, vaccine hesitancy, lack of awareness, poor healthcare access and disruptions caused during the pandemic years continue to affect immunisation coverage. These weaknesses may appear manageable during normal times, but they become dangerous when neighbouring countries are battling major outbreaks. The government therefore, needs a two-track approach: strong domestic preparedness and active regional cooperation. First, India must strengthen surveillance in all border districts adjoining Bangladesh. Fever-and-rash monitoring systems should be activated at primary health centres, district hospitals and community clinics. Health workers must be instructed to immediately report clusters of suspected measles cases. Rapid response teams should remain ready in vulnerable districts. Second, the Centre and state governments must intensify vaccination drives in border areas. Every child must receive both doses of the measles-rubella vaccine without delay. Special focus should be placed on migrant populations, densely populated settlements, tea garden areas,remote tribal belts where immunisation gaps may exist. Mobile vaccination units may be necessary in difficult terrain and border villages. Third, the continuing awareness campaign, not only through radio, television, and social media in the local language, but also through other media, including word of mouth and religious leaders, needs to be urgently expanded, without creating panic, but only through aggressive preventive practices. Many parents fail to recognise early symptoms of measles or underestimate its seriousness. High fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and skin rashes should never be ignored, especially in districts near the Bangladesh border. Public messaging through schools, anganwadi centres, local administrations, religious places and community leaders can play a critical role in preventing panic while encouraging timely medical intervention. India must also prepare hospitals in sensitive states for possible outbreaks. Isolation wards, adequate vaccine stockpiles and emergency medical supplies should be ensured in advance. One of the major lessons from past health emergencies is that preparedness cannot begin after infections start rising. By then, valuable time is already lost. The concern becomes even greater because measles is not a harmless childhood illness, as many still mistakenly believe. Severe complications can include pneumonia, diarrhoea, brain inflammation and blindness. In malnourished children, the disease can become fatal. Bangladeshs rising death toll among unvaccinated children underlines how dangerous the virus can be when healthcare systems become overwhelmed. Indias border management strategy must therefore include stronger public health coordination and increased preventive awareness amongst the local population, using all available local sources and strengthening and training them. Screening mechanisms at important transit points will also need to be strengthened, especially in areas with heavy population movement. Local administrations in border states should coordinate closely with the Union Health Ministry to maintain updated data on infections and vaccination coverage. Bangladesh is facing a serious health and humanitarian crisis, and regional cooperation is very important at this stage. Disease outbreaks can be controlled more effectively when neighbouring countries work together rather than handle the problem separately. India can help Bangladesh through vaccine support, medical supplies, technical assistance, training of health workers and better coordination in monitoring the spread of the disease. Helping Bangladesh control the outbreak will also help protect people in India. The situation also highlights the need for strong public health systems across South Asia. The COVID-19 pandemic showed how quickly diseases can spread across countries in an interconnected region. Measles may not create the same level of fear as COVID-19, but because it spreads very fast, it can still cause major disruption if timely action is not taken. Public health experts have long warned that declining vaccination rates anywhere pose risks everywhere. In recent years, several countries once considered safe from measles have witnessed outbreaks after immunisation coverage weakened. This is why the World Health Organisation insists on maintaining at least 95 per cent vaccination coverage to sustain herd immunity. Anything below that threshold creates opportunities for the virus to return. India has the institutional capacity and experience to prevent a similar crisis. Large-scale immunisation campaigns have succeeded in the past, including the battle against polio. The country possesses the administrative network, healthcare workforce and vaccine manufacturing strength needed to respond effectively. But success will depend on acting early rather than reacting late. The old principle of preventive healthcare remains especially relevant today: prevention is always better than cure. Waiting for infections to emerge in our border districts before taking aggressive action would be a serious mistake. The outbreak in Bangladesh should therefore be treated as an urgent wake-up call. New Delhi must immediately tighten surveillance, strengthen vaccination coverage, prepare healthcare systems, and increase public awareness without creating panic, but definitely awareness. The objective should not merely be controlling measles after it appears but preventing the disease from crossing the border in the first place. In matters of public health, vigilance delayed can become vigilance denied.
Dr Jitendra reviews preparations for upcoming Swachh Sagar campaign, International Science Festival
Excelsior Correspondent NEW DELHI, May 9 : Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science & Technology and Earth Sciences, and MoS PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh today chaired a high-level review meeting on preparations for the forthcoming Swachh Sagar, Surakshit Sagar (SSSS) campaign and separately assessed arrangements for the upcoming India International Science Festival. The Minister called for seamless coordination among institutions and wider public participation to ensure effective execution of both [] The post Dr Jitendra reviews preparations for upcoming Swachh Sagar campaign, International Science Festival appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Dr Jitendra invited to Africa Nuclear Summit, agrees to attend virtually
Excelsior Correspondent NEW DELHI, May 9 : High Commissioner of Rwanda to India, Jacqueline Mukangira called on Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science & Technology, Earth Sciences, and Minister of State for PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh today to personally convey to him an invitation from the Rwanda President to participate in the Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa (NEISA 2026) scheduled to be held in Kigali, Rwanda, from 18-21 May [] The post Dr Jitendra invited to Africa Nuclear Summit, agrees to attend virtually appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Gold surges 1.83% this week amid tensions in Strait of Hormuz
NEW DELHI, May 9: Gold prices rose 1.83 per cent during the week over persistent geopolitical uncertainty and volatile crude prices. On Friday, MCX gold June futures gained 0.04 per cent while MCX silver May futures surged 1.34 per cent. Currently gold futures stand at Rs 1,52,589, while silver futures at Rs 2,61,999 per kg. []
Fast Patrol Vessel Achal commissioned into Coast Guard
NEW DELHI, May 9: Fast Patrol Vessel (FPV) Achal on Saturday was commissioned into the Indian Coast Guard, bolstering the maritime forces operational capabilities, officials said. Achal is the fifth one in a series of eight FPVs being constructed by Goa Shipyard Ltd (GSL) for the coast guard. The new-generation Adamya-class fast patrol vessel was []
SIP inflows grow over 10x as youngsters, women power Indias investing boom
NEW DELHI, May 9: Indias investment landscape is undergoing a rapid transformation, with participation expanding beyond metro cities to smaller towns, young investors and women, according to Groww CEO and Co-founder Lalit Keshre on Saturday. Speaking at the Groww IIF India Investor Festival 2026 here to mark the companys 10th anniversary, Keshre said retail []
DPS Nagbani holds Capacity Building Programme
Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 9: A CBSE Capacity Building Programme on gender sensitivity was conducted at Delhi Public School Nagbani today with the objective of promoting inclusivity, equality, empathy and respect in educational spaces. The workshop commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the CBSE Resource Persons Munmun Kohli and Ashish Anand alongwith school Principal R K Verma, Harshita Singh Deputy Headmistress and Coordinators. As a token of gratitude and appreciation, eco-friendly potted plants were presented to the [] The post DPS Nagbani holds Capacity Building Programme appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
NDA Govts social security schemes show commitment to bring dignity, financial security: PM Modi
NEW DELHI, May 9: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said his Governments social security schemes reflect its commitment to bring dignity, assurance and financial security into the lives of the people of India. Modi said that on this day, 11 years ago, key social security and pension schemes were launched by the NDA government. They reflect our commitment to bring dignity, assurance and financial security into the lives of the people of India, he said in a post on X. [] The post NDA Govts social security schemes show commitment to bring dignity, financial security: PM Modi appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi HC protects Congress MP Shashi Tharoor's personality rights; orders blocking of deepfakes
The Delhi High Court granted interim relief to Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, ordering the removal of AI-generated deepfakes and synthetic media across digital platforms. The court recognized Tharoor's enforceable personality and publicity rights, barring the misappropriation of his name, image, voice, and speaking style for any commercial, political, or malicious purpose.
New Noida airport has no fare edge over IGI as airline & flier charges negate VAT gain
IndiGo Warns Itll Affect Footfall, NIA Says Its Tariffs Based On Value Offering
Census camps in Ghaziabad condos today for digital self-enumeration
Residents Facing Technical Or Procedural Glitches Can Call On Dist Census Cell On Helpline
Co-worker held for murder of two gardeners at hostel site in Greater Noida
Accused had a personal grudge linked to his deceased sister; country-made pistol recovered during arrest
40 farmers agree to give land for Hindon terminal extension, to get 2x rate
UP To Spend Rs 63 crore To Acquire 6.8-Acre in Sikandarpur Village
Dubai to Singapore, fake agency in Noida cheats 100 of Rs 5cr with bogus tour deals
3 Directors Held, Forged Tourism Ministry Papers, Made Cheap Offers
Massive fire guts AC workshop in Gzb, 70-yr-old worker dies
Short circuit may have triggered blaze, building lacked fire safety equipment, says fire dept; losses pegged at Rs 2.5 crore
UP-Rera allows online complaints against illegal allotment transfer charges
Promoters Can Charge Rs 1,000 In Processing Fee If Successor Of Allotted Property Is Family Member
Delhi govt. declares 673 hectares of Central Ridge land as reserved forest
