Hassan dist. administration invites CM, Dy. CM for govt. programme
Bangladesh vs Ireland, 3rd T20I - Who will win today BAN vs IRE match?
BAN vs IRE , 3rd T20I , Cricket Tips :Two games and two different results, and the series is leveled at 1-1 with the final game left to play. The third match will be held at Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium, Chattogram. This contest will kick off at 1:30 PM IST on Tuesday, December 2. Bangladesh found the rhythm back in the last game and grabbed a good win. They will be looking to replicate the performance of the second match on Tuesday. Ireland have an issue in the final overs. They failed in the death overs with both bat and ball. BAN vs IRE: Match Details Date : December 02, 2025 (Tuesday) Time : 1:30 PM IST Venue : Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium, Chattogram BAN vs IRE: Live Streaming Details In India, if you want to catch the live action of the third BAN vs IRE T20I, you can switch to the FanCode streaming platform, which will cost a nominal fee. BAN vs IRE: Head-to-Head in T20Is Total Matches : 10 Bangladesh : 06 Ireland : 03 Drawn : 01 BAN vs IRE: Ground Pitch Report The wicket in Chattogram has played well in both games. Batters have found it a little easier. Initially, there is a challenge, but once you get set, you can ride on the bounce. Spinners are more effective as the ball is gripping a bit in the lateral stage of the game. BAN vs IRE: Possible XIs Bangladesh : Litton Das (c & wk), Tanzid Hasan, Parvez Hossain, Saif Hassan, Towhid Hridoy, Mahedi Hasan, Nurul Hasan, Tanzim Hasan Sakib, Nasum Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman, Md. Saifuddin Ireland : Tim Tector, Paul Stirling (c), Ben Calitz, Harry Tector, Lorcan Tucker (wk), Gareth Delany, Mark Adair, George Dockrell, Matthew Humphreys, Barry McCarthy, Joshua Little BAN vs IRE: Player to Watch Out For Probable Best Batter Tim Tector is the in-form batter for Ireland, who has batted well in both games. For Bangladesh, captain Litton Das played the match-winning knock in the last game. He will be eager to play another knock to take his team to the series win. Probable Best Bowler Mahedi Hasan bowled an exceptional spell, and his 3/25 changed the game in favor of Bangladesh. For Ireland, Mark Adair is bowling well and has the joint-most wickets in this series. Today Match Prediction : Bangladesh have managed a good win in the last game. They have the momentum, and we predict them to win the final game as well. BAN vs IRE Match 3rd T20I, Today Match BAN vs IRE, BAN vs IRE Prediction, BAN vs IRE Predicted XIs, Injury Update of the match between Bangladesh vs Ireland Also Read: Live Cricket Score Disclaimer : The prediction or cricket tips are purely based on the understanding and research of the writer. So kindly make sure to consider the points above while making your predictions.
Kannada actress Ashika's cousin dies by suicide
Ashika Ranganath's 22-year-old cousin Achala died by suicide on Nov 22 in Bengaluru after alleged harassment by drug-addict boyfriend Mayank. Family has evidence; no arrests yet at Hassan Police. Ashika silent; posted mom's birthday tribute. Last film: Gatha Vaibhava.
Bangladesh Add Shamim Hossain For Third Ireland T20I
Ireland T20I: Bangladesh have recalled middle-order batter Shamim Hossain for the third and final T20I against Ireland, a decision that follows an unusual public disagreement between captain Litton Das and the national selectors. The match is scheduled to be played on Tuesday. The recall comes just days after Litton openly questioned Shamims exclusion from the squad, saying neither he nor head coach Phil Simmons had been consulted. Litton expressed surprise before the first match, noting that captains are usually kept informed about selection decisions. I think it would have been better if (Shamim) was in the team. But this is not my call, (it is) totally the selectors' call. I don't know why, but the selector dropped Shamim without giving us notice. I have known that a captain would know which player would be in the team, and which player would be out of the team. I don't see any reason behind Shamim getting dropped. It would have been better if he was in the team, Litton had said before the first game. Chief selector Gazi Ashraf Hossain, however, dismissed the need to seek the captains approval, explaining that Shamim had been left out to give Mahidul Islam Ankon an opportunity in the middle order. His remarks appeared to deepen tensions that have lingered since Litton was axed from the ODI side during last years Sri Lanka series. Despite Shamims recent lean run, scores of 0, 0, 1 and 1 in his last four T20I innings, the sudden reversal from the selection panel has raised eyebrows, hinting at more than just tactical considerations behind the scenes. With the series finely poised at 1-1, all eyes will now be on how the reintegrated Shamim fits into a squad navigating both on-field challenges and off-field friction. Despite Shamims recent lean run, scores of 0, 0, 1 and 1 in his last four T20I innings, the sudden reversal from the selection panel has raised eyebrows, hinting at more than just tactical considerations behind the scenes. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Litton Das (c & wk), Saif Hassan (vc), Tanzid Hasan, Parvez Hossain Emon, Towhid Hridoy, Jaker Ali, Nurul Hasan, Mahidul Islam, Mahedi Hasan, Rishad Hossain, Nasum Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman, Tanzim Hasan Sakib, Shoriful Islam, Mohammad Saifuddin, Shamim Hossain Article Source: IANS
Is deeply divided Congress shooting itself in the foot in Rahul Mamkoothathil sexual assault case??
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The sexual-harassment case filed against Rahul Mamkootathil has left the Congress in Kerala deeply divided, with one faction led by Leader of Opposition V D Satheesan calling for stern action and another, headed by UDF convenor Adoor Prakash, backing the Palakkad MLA. After remaining silent for weeks, Satheesan spoke out on Friday after police issued a lookout notice. Speaking at an event in Kochi, he reiterated that his stand is based on his conviction. It is not just my view, but the collective stance of the party leadership. Even if all of Kerala rises like the roaring Arabian Sea, I will not abandon my conviction. People will realise this later. Satheesan received the unwavering support of Ramesh Chennithala, his long-time rival. The two were vocal against any kind of clemency for Rahul in the party. Ramesh said he had repeatedly demanded strong action against Rahul. Though, I questioned the option of suspension over strong action, I have come around to favour it, he said. It was Kasaragod MP Rajmohan Unnithan who lambasted Rahul, insisting the party should not divert from its position. Rahul was challenging the survivor on media. No one has the right to speak against the survivor. Anyone doing so cannot be considered a Congressman, he said. Party insiders say there is a split within the leadership in dealing with the crisis in the wake of local-body elections -- and that it does not bode well for the party chances. Discord among senior leaders over Rahul Mamkootathil puts Congress in a fix Satheesan and his supporters argue the Congress should demonstrate strong principles to differentiate it from other parties. The UDF has been in opposition for nearly a decade. To a challenge with multiple advantages, we must show the public that we are different and can act on our beliefs. Unfortunately, we are missing the point, a leader said. Many senior leaders who remain non-partisan echoed the sentiment. This is not about the sentiment of women voters. We now have a distinct section in society who desires good governance, another senior leader said. Meanwhile, a majority of senior leaders, including those holding key party posts, favours a pragmatic approach, prioritising electoral strategy over personal agenda. Leaders who support Rahul include former KPCC chief M M Hassan and K Muraleedharan who alleged the case is politically motivated. The CPM always has these survivors ready. This is an attempt to divert the Sabarimala gold theft issue, he said.
Justice Wani Visits Kulgam, Inaugurates Relocated Fast-Track Court
KULGAM, Nov 28: Judge High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh (Administrative Judge for District Kulgam), Justice Javed Iqbal Wani, undertook an official visit to the District Court Complex Kulgam on Saturday, during which he inaugurated the newly relocated Fast Track/Special Court (NIA) KulgamShopian and also reviewed and inspected the overall functioning of the district judiciary. Principal District & Sessions Judge Kulgam, Aijaz Ahmad Khan; Presiding Officer, Fast Track Court / Special Judge (NIA) KulgamShopian, Rafia Hassan; Deputy Commissioner [] The post Justice Wani Visits Kulgam, Inaugurates Relocated Fast-Track Court appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Man Arrested In Doda For Posting Communally Sensitive Content On Social Media
Doda, Nov 28: Police in Doda district on Friday arrested a man for allegedly uploading communally sensitive and provocative content on social media, officials said. They said that the action followed a written complaint filed at Police Station Doda by Hassan Babur Nehru, a resident of Nehru Chowk, against Amreek Singh, son of Ranbir Singh, from Beoli area of the district. In his complaint, Nehru alleged that Singh was a habitual offender who frequently livestreamed inflammatory speeches on Facebook. He [] The post Man Arrested In Doda For Posting Communally Sensitive Content On Social Media appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Hassan: Lokayukta police arrest ACF in bribery case
Hyderabad man held for cheating over Rs 10L by posing as govt officer
Hyderabad: A 39-year-old man was arrested in Hyderabad on Tuesday, November 25, for cheating to the tune of Rs 10.5 lakh under the pretext of buying an industrial land. Bathini Shashikanth approached the complainant, Ali Hassan, as a government officer, and alleged that he could help him secure an industrial land. Believing him, Hassan paid 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 .
Delhi blast: White-collar terror module stockpiled explosives for two years, NIA probe reveals
CHANDIGARH: The investigations into the Faridabad white collar terror module linked to the Delhi blast case have reportedly revealed that the network spent nearly two years procuring explosives and remote-triggering devices. Sources claimed that one of the accused, Dr Muzammil Ganaie, during questioning by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), has reportedly admitted that 26 quintals of NPK fertilizer was procured from Gurugram and Nuh in Haryana. It was allegedly converted into explosive material under the supervision of Umar un-Nabi, who also arranged remote detonators and circuitry for the devices, as he handled the technical part of the operation. The explosives were prepared meticulously over a long period, as they were not built overnight. An official, on condition of anonymity, said, Ganaie was sourcing fertilizer and other precursor chemicals, and this material was bought for approximately Rs 3 lakh. Ammonium nitrate and urea were also stockpiled. It is learnt that Muzammil left a grinding machine and another machine used to melt metal at a taxi drivers house in Dhauj village. The driver was later detained by the NIA along with the machines. Questioning has revealed that the network spent nearly two years procuring explosives and remote-triggering devices. Sources claimed that the worrying factor is that the terrorists seem to have figured out a mix of incendiary chemicals and ammonium nitrate that lowers the kindling temperature of the improvised explosive device fabricated by this terror module. A day before the blast, a joint team of J&K and Faridabad police had seized 360 kg ammonium nitrate and other explosive material from a rented room of Dr Muzammil at Dhauj village. Additionally, 2,900 kg ammonium nitrate was recovered, clearly indicating the modules plan to carry out a major operation. So far, three doctors, Ganaie, Shahid and Adeel Rather, have been arrested. Muzaffar Rather, suspected to be part of the same network, is believed to be in Afghanistan, complicating efforts to bring him into custody. Meanwhile, authorities are also searching for Nissar ul-Hassan, a colleague of the accused at Al-Falah Medical College, where several of the suspects worked together. Sources claimed that Rs 26 lakh was allegedly raised among five doctors to finance the conspiracy. While Ganaie reportedly contributed Rs 5 lakh, Adeel Ahmad Rather Rs 8 lakh and Muzaffar Ahmad Rather Rs 6 lakh, Shaheen Shahid Rs 5 lakh and Dr Umar Un-Nabi Mohammad Rs 2 lakh. The entire amount was handed over to Umar. It is further alleged that Muzammil and Umar were involved in a fight at the university over the funds, witnessed by several students. Delhi blast: Faridabad module probe extends to Mhow, police trace past of Al-Falah University founder
Gandhian ideals regain relevance, says Hassan
Dr. Kalpatta Balakrishnan remembrance meet held in Thrissur
Police Crack Down on Narcotics, Nab Peddler With Contraband
SRINAGAR: Police in south Kashmirs Anantnag district apprehended a suspected drug peddler during routine checking, recovering narcotics from his possession. A police team from Police Post Sangam apprehended a suspected drug peddler during routine checking. The accused has been identified as Owais Hassan Allie, son of Gh. Hassan Allie, resident of Naina G.B. Khalil. Upon []
CM to visit Hassan on December 6: Revenue Minister holds meeting with elected representatives
Are Ladakhs Peoples Platforms Being Turned into Political Currency?
by Mohammad Hassan Pasha A BJP office bearer piece argues that political interference risks compromising Apex and KDAs independence, weakening community trust and complicating Ladakhs pursuit of safeguards, stability and constructive engagement with the Union government Ladakhs two most influential civic platforms, the Leh Apex Body (Apex) and the Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA), were created []
Incessant rains may bring Indias coffee output down by 30,000 tonnes: KPA
Over 2,000 coffee growers in KarnatakasKodagu, Hassan and Chikmagaluru may have an estimated loan outstanding of400 crore to 500 crore
Multi-state cyber fraud busted; Rs 2.27 Cr recovered
Jammu Tawi, Nov 15: The Jammu and Kashmir Police recovered over Rs 2.27 crore after busting a multi-state cyber fraud and identifying 13 accused, an official said on Saturday. The breakthrough was achieved following registration of a case by Khalid Hassan, a resident of Dalpatian Mohalla at the Nagrota police station here [] The post Multi-state cyber fraud busted; Rs 2.27 Cr recovered appeared first on Northlines .
People in Hassan pay respect to Saalumarada Thimmakka
Karnataka Cabinet approves 27.93 crore for super-speciality hospital in Hassan
Tharoor says neither Congress nor Lalu reached out during Bihar campaign, calls for review of defeat
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Congress leader and Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor on Friday said he was not invited to campaign in the Bihar election, while noting that the Congress would examine the reasons for its defeat. Speaking to reporters in the wake of the Bihar poll outcome, Tharoor said the party has a responsibility to study in detail the causes behind the setback. Remember, we were not the senior partner in the alliance and the RJD also has to look carefully at its own performance, he said. According to him, in a mandate like Bihars, it is important to examine the totality of the partys performance. He noted that elections are about a number of factors. There is, of course, the popular mood. There are questions about the organisations strengths and weaknesses. There is a question of messaging. These are issues that will have to be looked at, he said. Tharoor said the results would be analysed thoroughly. I was not there and I was not invited to campaign in Bihar. So I cant say much from personal experience. Those who were there will certainly study the outcome, he added. Meanwhile, Tharoor drew sharp criticism from senior Congress leader MM Hassan for his recent article against Dynasty politics in the party. In another event, senior Congress leader M M Hassan criticised Tharoor and said that the MP entered politics with the support of the Nehru family and gained all his positions and fame because of them. I have also voted for Tharoor. He has not shed a drop of sweat for society or the country, Hassan said. He said that while Tharoor could criticise the Nehru family, but not as a member of the Congress Working Committee. Hassan accused Tharoor of using the same family politics arguments employed by the BJP to target Rahul Gandhi. Before doing that, he should respectfully step away from the Congress Working Committee, he said. In a recent article for international media organisation Project Syndicate, the Thiruvananthapuram MP pointed out that Tharoor said dynastic politics across the political spectrum poses a grave threat to Indian democracy and asserted that it is high time India traded dynasty for meritocracy.
HC directs Div Com to decide application in 3 months
Distress sale of migrant property Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Nov 13: On the migrants alleged sale of distress, the High Court has directed the Divisional Commissioner Kashmir to decide the application with regard to alienation of migrant property within three months by giving opportunity to both the parties. Follow the Daily Excelsior channel on WhatsApp The appellant-Ghulam Hassan Wagay in possession of the migrant property situated in District Shopian submitted before the Division Bench of Justice Sanjeev Kumar and Justice Sanjay [] The post HC directs Div Com to decide application in 3 months appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Terror-linked ex-DAK president hired by Al-Falah University; J&K CM Omar seeks action
Under scrutiny following the busting of the White Coat Terror module, Al-Falah University in Haryana has come under fire for employing former Doctors Association of Kashmir (DAK) president Dr. Nisar-ul-Hassan, who was earlier dismissed from government service over alleged links with terrorist organisations.
Oman extends residence card validity to 10 years
Muscat: In a landmark shift, the Sultanate of Oman has extended the validity of residence cards from three years to a maximum of ten years under amendments to the Executive Regulations of the Civil Status Law. The changes were issued through Ministerial Decision No. 157/2025 by Lieutenant General Hassan bin Mohsen Al Shuraiqi, Inspector General 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 .
Five arrested in Assam for posting 'inflammatory content' online after Delhi blast
GUWAHATI: Five people have been arrested in Assam for spreading offensive and inflammatory content online in connection with the recent Delhi blast. The individuals arrested were identified as Mattiur Rahman of Darrang, Hassan Ali Mondal of Goalpara, Abdul Latif of Chirang, Wajhul Kamal of Kamrup and Nur Amin Ahmed of Bongaigaon. Disclosing the arrests through a post on X , Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that the Assam Police would continue to act swiftly and firmly against anyone misusing social media to spread hatred or glorify terror. A retired school headmaster from southern Assams Cachar district was detained by the police on Tuesday for making objectionable comments on social media. He was later released after questioning. The arrests of the five individuals came hours after the Chief Minister had directed Director General of Police (DGP) Harmeet Singh to closely monitor social media activities and take action against individuals supporting the Delhi blast. We noticed that some people either welcomed the incident or put up happy emojis on Facebook. We are doing their background checks. I have instructed the DGP to check who these people are and to arrest them if they are from Assam, Sarma had stated on Tuesday. If people celebrate an act of terror where lives have been lost, it means they support terrorism, directly or indirectly, he had said. Stating that the state government has to be harsh, the Chief Minister added that the police would arrest individuals, if required, so that terrorism cannot rear its head in Assam and some people do not get encouraged. Sarma also stated that the people of the country must unite to 'prevent the resurgence of terrorism.' He said the recovery of a huge quantity of explosives indicated that there was a larger design.
Al Falah University Doctor, Sacked Over Terror Links In 2023, Under Scanner After Delhi Blast
Dr Nisar-ul-Hassan was previously dismissed by the Jammu and Kashmir administration for alleged links with terrorist organisations.
New Hampshire Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan, alongside Maine's Angus King, reportedly brokered a deal to reopen the US government after a 40-day shutdown. The agreement, backed by Democrats, would fund the government through January 30 and ensure SNAP funding until 2026. This bipartisan effort highlights the senators' pivotal role in resolving the deadlock.
US Senate reaches deal to end government shutdown: Donald Trump says, 'We never agreed to give...'
At least eight Senate Democrats have agreed to vote for the deal, which was brokered Sunday night between three former governors, namely Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, Angus King of Maine and Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire, along with Senate Majority Leader John Thune and the White House.
Radhakrishnan Calls Shravanabelagola As Symbol Of Spirituality, Peace, Renunciation
HASSAN (Karnataka), Nov 9: Vice-President C P Radhakrishnan on Sunday paid homage to Jain monk Acharya Shri Shanti Sagar Maharaj at Shravanabelagola and said the sacred land stood the test of time as a symbol of spirituality, peace and renunciation. Speaking at the commemoration of the Acharya, the vice president said, As we all know that entire Karnataka is a good place. Karnataka always protected its tradition, heritage and culture. Everywhere you go, the culture is being protected by the [] The post Radhakrishnan Calls Shravanabelagola As Symbol Of Spirituality, Peace, Renunciation appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Tanzania Political Bigwigs You Should Know After Election Mayhem
While Hassan is the main subject of anger in Tanzania, critics have asserted that others share the blame, claiming that Africa's only female head of state is largely a figurehead.
Tanzania President Hassan wins disputed election with more than 97% of vote, official results show
The election was marred by violence as demonstrators took to the streets of major cities to protest the vote and stop the counting of votes, says Tanzanian authorities
Karnataka: Advocates stage protest against Hassan DC
Two brothers found dead in a tank in Karnatakas Hassan taluk
Advocates of Karnatakas Hassan dist. stage protest, block movement of vehicles
Karnataka: Villagers who gave up land for Hassan airport seek construction of road
Karnataka: DC sends Hassan City Corporation Commissioner on compulsory leave
Rs 505 cr allocated under C&T in J&K: DyCM
Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Oct 27: Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary today informed that the Government has allocated Rs 50, 556.9 lakh funds under Cities and Towns (C&T) and Rs 3268. 29 lakh under Potholes scheme in J&K during 2025- 26 Financial year. The Dy. CM was replying to a question raised by Legislator Javid Hassan Baig in the Legislative Assembly today. While sharing the District wise details, the Dy. CM said that the Government will ensure quality work is carried [] The post Rs 505 cr allocated under C&T in J&K: DyCM appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Hassan woman dies as wall collapses during rains in Arakalgud taluk
The incident occurred when all the family members were sleeping. Her body has been shifted to Arakalgud for a post-mortem.
Hassan DC performs fire-walk ritual
Heavy rain causes flooding in Hassan district
JD(S) leaders protest against Hassan district administration
They alleged that the district administration showed disrespect to Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy during his visit to the temple
In her letter, dated October 17, the SP said a large number of people had been visiting the temple for the deitys darshana. Even the queues meant for those who purchased tickets worth 1,000 and 300 had been several kilometres long
CITU to hold three-day conference in Karnatakas Hassan
Author Banu Mushtaq visits Hasanamba Temple in Karnatakas Hassan
Author Banu Mushtaq visits Hasanamba Temple in Karnatakas Hassan
Leopard spotted on the outskirts of Hassan city in Karnataka
More than 6.4 lakh persons visited Hasanamba temple in Hassan for annual festival since October 10
The Minister announced that more than 2.29 lakh devotees visited the temple in the 24 hours that ended at 5 a.m. on October 14
Three leopard cubs reunited with mother in Karnatakas Hassan dist.
Three leopard cubs reunited with mother in Karnatakas Hassan dist.
Hasanamaba festival: Hassan DC suspends 4 more officials for dereliction of duty
Indian gaur, captured in Hassans Channarayapatna, dies in transit due to cardiac arrest
The wild animal, spotted in Channarayapatna town on October 11 morning, ran helter-skelter, injuring a woman and damaging a car and a few two-wheelers.
Paras-led Ranji Trophy squad announced
Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 11: J&K Cricket Association (JKCA) has announced a strong 15-member Ranji Trophy squad led by Paras Dogra for 2025-26. A handout stated that Sub Committee JKCA has approved the 15-member team recommended by JKCAs Senior Mens Selection Committee headed by Chairman Sarabjeet Singh with Dhruv Mahajan and Arshad Bhat as other two members. The squad included Shubham Khajuria, Qamran Iqbal, Yawar Hassan, Vivrant Sharma, Paras Dogra (C), Abdul Samad, Musaif Aijaz, Kanhaiya Wadhawan (WK), Sahil [] The post Paras-led Ranji Trophy squad announced appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Hassan DC suspends two officials for misusing their IDs
Hassan district administration has involved officials from different departments for making arrangements at Hasanamba Temple during the festival, that began on October 9
ACB Detains J&K Police Inspector For Questioning In Disproportionate Assets Case
SRINAGAR, Oct 11: The Jammu and Kashmir Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Saturday said it has booked a police inspector for allegedly amassing assets disproportionate to his known sources of income and taken him into custody for questioning. Addressing a press conference here, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), ACB, Javid Hassan, said verification of allegations against Inspector (Ministerial) Peer Zada Mushkoor Ahmad Shah, posted as cashier at District Police Office (DPO), Bandipora, was conducted. During the probe, it surfaced that Mushkoor [] The post ACB Detains J&K Police Inspector For Questioning In Disproportionate Assets Case appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Hundreds of devotees visit Hasanamba temple
Hassan district administration had streamlined the entry of VIPs and pass holders this year. This time, the administration has arranged vehicles to pick-up and drop-off the VIPs from the Inspection Bungalow.
J&K Police Conduct Search Operation Linked To Banned Jamaat-e-Islami In Sopore
Srinagar, Oct 9: Continuing its intensified crackdown on the separatist-terror ecosystem, Jammu and Kashmir Police today carried out a search operation at the residence of an individual allegedly associated with the proscribed organisation Jamaat-e-Islami in the Sopore sub-district of north Kashmir. The operation was conducted at the residence of Ghulam Hassan Lone, a resident of Zaloora, Sopore, in connection with a case registered in 2025 under relevant sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). Police confirmed that the search [] The post J&K Police Conduct Search Operation Linked To Banned Jamaat-e-Islami In Sopore appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Lakhs of devotees are expected to visit the temple during the festival, which concludes on October 23.
Hasanamba festival: Helitourism facility launched in Hassan, KSRTC to offer tour packages
The heli-ride costs 4,300 per person, and the duration of the ride will be around seven to eight minutes.
Activists in Karnatakas Hassan district condemn attack on CJI
The festival will conclude on October 23; administration has streamlined entry of VIPs and special pass holders to ensure smooth darshana of the deity for devotees
Handwara Raids: Police Tighten Grip on Hurriyat, JeI Network in J&K
Srinagar, Oct 8: In a fresh crackdown on unlawful activities, Handwara Police on Tuesday carried out targeted raids at the residences of individuals linked to the banned outfits Hurriyat and Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) in north Kashmirs Handwara area, officials said on Wednesday. According to police, the searches were conducted at the house of Ghulam Hassan Khan, [] The post Handwara Raids: Police Tighten Grip on Hurriyat, JeI Network in J&K appeared first on Northlines .
Police Raid Residences Of Hurriyat, JeI Members In J&Ks Handwara
SRINAGAR, Oct 8: Police on Wednesday said that in a continued effort to curb unlawful activities and ensure peace and security in the region, Handwara Police conducted targeted searches on October 07, 2025, at the residences of individuals associated with Hurriyat and Jamat-e-Islami (JeI) within the Handwara jurisdiction. In a handout, the police said that the raids were carried out at the residence of Gh. Hassan Khan, son of Habibullah Khan, resident of Maidan Chogol, associated with proscribed Hurriyat and [] The post Police Raid Residences Of Hurriyat, JeI Members In J&Ks Handwara appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Inter-state drug peddler arrested, heroin recovered
Excelsior Correspondent UDHAMPUR, Oct 2: Police arrested an inter-state drug peddler from Jakheni area and recovered 6.61 grams of heroin from his posession. Reports said that a Police party of Police Station Udhampur, led by SHO Purab Singh, apprehended the accused, identified as Shamim Hassan, son of Mohd Ali of Gangltak, Diskit, Tehsil & District Leh for checking purposes. During search, 6.61 grams of heroin was recovered from his possession following which he was arrested on the spot. In this [] The post Inter-state drug peddler arrested, heroin recovered appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Couple from Hassan who suffered injuries dies in Bengaluru hospital
Couple injured in blast near Alur in Hassan
Experts say early genetic tests help to choose healthy lifestyle, control diseases
BENGALURU: Gone are the days when a heart attack or cancer were associated with stress, unhealthy lifestyle and bad eating habits. Genetics always played an underlying role, and medical experts point out that early testing of ones genetic pattern will now be beneficial in choosing the right and healthy lifestyle to control diseases at the right time. And age is no factor in this. I always knew that Type-2 diabetes is genetic, and there was no such case in my house. My parents are not diabetic. I love my sweets. However, over time, I started repeatedly falling ill. I used to get tired at college and work. My workouts were also becoming strenuous. I started undergoing multiple tests and treatments for my deteriorating health. Doctors advised me to get a genetic test done after I complained of severe pain in my back. I suffered a mild heart attack, said Prajesh (name changed), a 25-year-old software professional in Gurugram. His genetic tests revealed that he carried a strain of Type-1 diabetes, which is rare. Discussions during treatment revealed that his grandparents had a history of diabetes, and his parents were carriers of the strain. He is now undergoing treatment with a doctor at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi. Another similar case was cited by Dr Nitin Kapoor, Professor and Head (Unit-1) Department of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metobolism, Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore. He said that during his course of treatment of a patient suffering from thyroid cancer, he learnt that the family had reported a cancer case earlier too. The patient had a one-year-old child. Wasting no time, a genetic test was done on the child and cancer cells were found. Thus, an immediate operation was done to address the issue. It was better than waiting till it developed. The Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR) in its 2023 report on non-communicable diseases noted that heart ailments and diabetes cases have been on the rise for a decade. The recent cases of multiple incidents of heart attacks among people of different age groups in Hassan, Karnataka, has also raised concerns among experts, pointing to the need for genetic testing. Dr RV Asokan, Immediate Past President of the Indian Medical Association, said genetic study and customised treatment based on a persons gene type is the future of Indian medicine. We are looking at customizing treatments, against the present one-size-fits-all. Focussed treatment is the need of the hour, and over time, medical professionals have also realised it. But for this, the genetic report of patients is needed. Not many are doing it because of a lack of awareness. It is an emerging area, he said, cautioning that not everyone needs genetic analysis and it should not be exploited. Dr Priya Ranagathan, medical geneticist, Apollo Hospital, said, genetic study is a gradually growing field. Awareness and need for testing genetics is rising, especially among cardiologists and endocrinologists. In case of heart ailments, it is needed, as cases are on the rise. Dr Ramesh Menon, Associate Director, Genomic Medicine and Personal Genomics Division, Bioinformatics Department, at MedGenome - a lab offering genetic testing across India - said they get over 500 samples annually. Genetic testing is presently being done for coronary heart diseases, diabetes, obesity, high Body Mass Index (BMI), Parkinson's, Alzheimers and age-related eye disease. With changing trends, genetic testing for heart diseases has advanced. But awareness among clinicians advising patients to take up the tests has not. Dr Menon said there are instances where people show no symptoms and suddenly suffer a heart attack or a mild stroke. This is because of a family history. Thus, just like people undergo annual health check-ups or tests for health insurance or jobs, they can undergo a genetic test, which is done only once for the entire lifetime. It helps in understanding, and early diagnosis and deciding the right course of treatment. He added, interestingly, during a series of genetic tests for a study, it was found that there is a 70 per cent rise in cases of Parkinson's. Such data helps state and Union health departments in chalking out medical policies. He also pointed to the historical data and study reports which show that people in south Asian regions- India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan, are genetically more prone to heart ailments because of the MYBPC-3 gene which plays a role in the making of the protein called cardiac myosin-binding protein-C, which regulates heart muscle contraction. People in olden days carried the gene, but didnt suffer ailments because of an active lifestyle and healthy eating habits. Now, with poor eating habits and improper lifestyle, more cases are being reported. Improper sleeping patterns, sitting for long hours, smoking, drinking, and stress are just the trigger points. Dr Manohar KN, Lead Consultant, physician and diabetologist, Sparsh Hospital, said, Genetics play an underlying role. It is simple if genetics loads the gun, then lifestyle pulls the trigger. Thus, people should concentrate on improving their lifestyle by early testing and having healthy activities, for nothing can be done about the genes. Dr Vedam Ramprasad, CEO MedGenome, said that gradually awareness is increasing. Earlier, it was only for rare diseases, but now it is being tested for common diseases also. But not as much as it is the US, and other Western countries. It is now mandatory in some countries like Abu Dabi and other Middle East countries. In India, the mindset of people, economics and other factors play a role. People simply think about what the need is. Interestingly, with rising IVF treatments, a rise in genetic testing is being noted. However, the ethics of this is still debated in the medical fraternity. While genetic analysis to ascertain underlying diseases like down syndrome or other health markers is good, screening for good embryos is not. Explaining the need, Dr Animesh Maiti, Head of Department, Endocrinology, Government Medical College, Kolkotta, added that genetics playing a role in diabetes in Type-2 diabetes is globally known. It is only now that cases in Type-1 diabetes are being reported and many are in Finland. Gene therapy, which is on the rise in other countries, needs to pick up in India. The facilities for testing are also rising gradually. Like private labs, hospitals too have started their in-house genetic testing centres. The cost of testing has also reduced from earlier. It has gone down from Rs 15,000-30,000 to Rs 7,000-10,000 depending upon the type of test. But government hospitals are yet to start it. Government doctors refer patients to private labs, which adds to their cost of treatment. Dieticians have also started taking note of the need for genetic testing. A lead sports dietician, not wanting to be identified, said, Genetics studies also help in choosing the right type of diet not just for patients during and after treatment, but also on a daily basis. Like allergy tests are done before surgeries, genetic tests before treatment can tell the type of medicines person can be prescribed, the type of food a person can eat and the diet that needs to be maintained, especially for diabetics and heart patients, instead of just saying reduce or no sugar or the sports they can play. But clinicians still need to understand this.
Residents air grievances about human-elephant conflict at workshop in Hassan
The plantation workers had to work in fear as they could encounter the wild animal at any time, while parents were worried about the safety of their children
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It seems that students would be forced to appear for semester exams even without attending classes on certain subjects
Kannada writer S.L. Bhyrappa cremated with State honours in Mysuru
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Video : Slippers Put On Lord Ganesha Murthi In Temple
Well, what to expect in a country with a billion Hindus who never take action but boost up anti-Hindus to degrade Hinduism more and more. And then make the billion excuses for not taking action. A Lord Ganesha idol was desecrated in a temple at Belur, Hassan district, after slippers were found placed on it. []
Belur residents clean temple, protest desecration of Ganesha idol
A woman, a resident of Hassan town, allegedly desecrated the Ganesha idol at the temple on September 20 night
Woman Held for Desecrating Lord Ganesh Idol in Hassan Temple
Leelamma, reportedly mentally unstable, caught on CCTV placing footwear on idol; police to conduct medical examination
Lord Ganesha idol desecrated at temple in Karnatakas Hassan district
Hassan: A Lord Ganesha idol at a temple in Belur town here was allegedly desecrated with a pair of footwear placed on it, leading to outrage among locals, police sources said on Sunday. The footwears was noticed by locals on Sunday, who routinely visit the temple in the morning to offer prayers. The locals staged 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 .
Bangladesh Beat Sri Lanka By Four Wickets In Asia Cup Super 4 Match
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Asia Cup: Saif Hassan, Towhid Hridoy fifties guide Bangladesh to four-wicket win over Sri Lanka
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HC refuses plea on migrant land occupation
Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Sept 15: High Court refused to entertain a petition against the eviction order passed by the District Magistrate (DM) for unauthorized occupation of migrant land in south Kashmirs Anantnag District and directed the occupants to approach the Magistrate concerned on the issue. Justice Rahul Bharti dismissed the plea of legal heirs of one Ghulam Hassan Mir challenging the order of eviction from 18 kanals and 19 marlas of land belonging to migrants by the District Magistrate Anantnag. [] The post HC refuses plea on migrant land occupation appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Fact-Check: Truck Driver Involved in Hassan Accident Misidentified as a Muslim
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A goods vehicle ploughed into a crowd of people who were part of a Ganesha procession
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Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday said the government gives a compensation of Rs 5 lakh to the family of each victim in the Hassan accident to express condolence, not in a bid to equate the value of human life with the compensation.
Canter Mows Down Nine Persons in Hassan, Injures Many
Hassan SP Mohammad Sujeetha told reporters the canter hit a two-wheeler on its left side and crossed to the right side before penetrating through 3-feet height median and ran straight into the procession passing in the opposite lane of the road
AAP seeks special J&K assembly session over MLA Mehrajs arrest, urges CM Omar to visit him in Jail
SRINAGAR: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has called on the Omar Abdullah-led government to convene a special session of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly following the arrest of AAP MLA from Doda, Mehraj Malik. The party has also appealed to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to visit the detained legislator in Kathua Jail. Our simple appeal to the Omar Abdullah government is to convene an emergency Assembly session on the arrest of AAP MLA Mehraj Malik, AAP spokesperson Muddasir Hassan told TNIE . Mehraj Malik was arrested on Monday and booked under the Public Safety Act (PSA) after a verbal altercation with Doda Deputy Commissioner Harvinder Singh over the shifting of a primary health centre. The MLA allegedly used abusive language during the exchange, leading to his arrest and detention under PSA, which permits detention without charge or trial for up to two years. Hassan said the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly should pass a resolution denouncing the arrest and the use of PSA against an elected representative. AAP leaders detained to thwart protest against Doda MLA Mehraj Malik's arrest The AAP also urged the Chief Minister to personally meet Malik in Kathua Jail, as no one has been permitted to visit him since his arrest. Maliks father has appealed for his release, expressing concern over his sons family, which includes four daughtersthe youngest being just two-and-a-half months old. The CM should also visit Doda and take stock of the situation in the district, Hassan added. Tensions have flared in Doda since the MLAs arrest. Authorities have imposed curfew, shut down educational institutions, and suspended internet services in an effort to prevent protests. Despite restrictions, residents have taken to the streets, and many protestors have been detained. According to Hassan, over 200250 people have been picked up by police in Maliks native area of Bhalessa, and the whereabouts of some remain unknown. He also claimed that more than 15 FIRs have been filed against protestors. The AAPs legal team is currently exploring legal avenues to challenge both the arrest and the PSA detention of the MLA. AAP MLA Mehraj Malik booked under Public Safety Act shifted to J&K's Kathua jail; internet suspended in Doda Meanwhile, AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh, who was detained along with other party leaders at a guest house in Srinagar and barred from holding a protest or press conference on the issue, has levelled serious allegations against the BJP. At a press conference in Delhi, Singh accused the BJP of including former Pakistan-trained militants in its Jammu and Kashmir unit. He named several individuals with alleged militant backgrounds now holding key positions in the party, including Abdul Rehman Lone (District President, Kupwara), Fayaz Ahmad Nazar (General Secretary, Baramulla), Abdul Rehman Tikri (District President, Bandipora), and Abdul Majeed Mir (Vice Chairman, Ganderbal Municipal Committee), among others. Singh also alleged that former Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Talib Hussain Shah, currently BJP Minority Morcha IT Cell Head, has appeared in photographs standing behind Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The AAP will continue its fight for Mehraj Maliks release, from the streets to Parliament, and from the High Court to the Supreme Court, Singh asserted.
Truck driver booked for rash driving after ploughing into crowd during Ganesha procession in Hassan
The driver also suffered injuries in the incident. The police booked the case based on the statement by Manjunath of Danayakanahalli, who lost his nephew Eshwar in the incident
