Netizens call out the new promo of Kyunki: `Noina and Mandira are same`
Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2 has sparked mixed reactions. While viewers enjoy AngadVrindas romance, many are upset with Mihirs behaviour after he sleeps with Noina and hides it from Tulsi
Udupis Link To Ram Mandir Shines As Modi Hails Madhvacharya Dwar in Ayodhya
Modi highlighted that for Udupi, the construction of the Ram Mandir is special for another reason, as in the new temple a grand Dwar (gate) has been built in the name of Jagadguru Madhvacharya Ji
Sivankutty writes to Union Labour Minister demanding withdrawal of labour codes
Minister conveys State governments concern that several provisions in the labour codes have overlooked crucial aspects of labour rights, workers welfare, and the foundational values of social justice in India
People Upset Over Non-Inclusion of Ramachandrapuram in Kakinada District
Led by the Joint Action Committee headed by former Ramachandrapuram Bar Association president M. Ammi Raju, various types of protests had been organised, including rasta rook, demanding that Ramachandrapuram constituency be included in Kakinada district
Will Continue To Fight For Restoration Of J&K Special Status, Statehood: NC Working Committee
Srinagar, Nov 28: Ruling National Conference on Friday passed a slew of resolutions at the end of the two-day working committee meeting, reaffirming unwavering commitment to restoration of special status of Jammu and Kashmir and demanding immediate restoration of statehood. The Working Committee unanimously reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to the restoration of Jammu and Kashmirs special status. The Committee reiterated that this issue is central to the aspirations and dignity of the people and must be addressed without further delay, [] The post Will Continue To Fight For Restoration Of J&K Special Status, Statehood: NC Working Committee appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Trump says he want to permanently pause migration to the US from poorer countries
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., November 28, 2025 (AP) President Donald Trump says he wants to permanently pause migration from poorer nations and is promising to seek to expel millions of immigrants from the United States by revoking their legal status. He is blaming immigrants for problems from crime to housing shortages as part of social dysfunction in America and demanding REVERSE MIGRATION. His most severe social media post against immigration since returning to the Oval Office in January came after the shooting Wednesday of two National Guard members who were patrolling the streets of the nations capital under his
Ayodhya: Gujarati artist Dhaarnas bronze murals installed at Ram Mandir
Renowned muralist Dhaarna Jaisinghani has installed fourteen seven-by-eight-foot bronze murals at the Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir in Ayodhya. These artworks, crafted over eighteen months, depict stories of Hindu deities and blend traditional aesthetics with contemporary expression. Jaisinghani's inclusion marks a significant achievement for women artists in sacred spaces.
Kasim Khan has recently gained public attention for advocating for his father, Imran Khan, amidst his imprisonment in Pakistan. Born on April 10, 1999, in England, Kasim was raised in the UK by his mother, Jemima Goldsmith, following his parents' divorce in 2004.
The PlayStation 5 is getting a major Black Friday discount, with $100 off all models. That brings the PS5 Digital Edition down to $399, the standard PS5 to $449 and the new PS5 Pro to $649. If youve been holding out for the right time to upgrade or buy your first console, this is the deal to beat. You'll find the deals direct at Sony and from other retailers including Amazon and Walmart . Sonys flagship console remains one of the most popular gaming systems available, and this Black Friday discount makes it even easier to jump in if you havent already. The standard PS5 and the slimmer PS5 Digital Edition both offer fast load times, smooth frame rates and crisp visuals powered by the custom AMD Zen 2 processor and RDNA 2 GPU. The difference between them comes down to the disc drive the standard model includes one, while the Digital Edition relies entirely on digital downloads. For those who want top-tier performance, the PS5 Pro is also getting a rare $100 discount. It features upgraded specs and enhanced ray tracing for sharper graphics, along with improved cooling to handle more demanding titles. Whether you play cinematic single-player hits or fast-paced competitive games, the PS5 lineup remains one of the strongest options on the market for next-gen gaming. Each console supports 4K output, 3D audio and access to PlayStation Plus , which unlocks online multiplayer and a rotating library of free games. The DualSense controller remains a highlight, with adaptive triggers and haptic feedback that make everything from racing to combat feel more immersive. If youre already set with a console, there are also a few solid accessory deals to consider for Black Friday. The DualSense Wireless Controller is down to $55, a $25 discount available in multiple colors. The premium DualSense Edge controller , which adds customizable buttons and replaceable stick modules, drops to $169 during Black Friday. Meanwhile, the PlayStation Portal Sonys portable Remote Player that lets you stream games from your PS5 gets discounted to $179. You'll find a ton of PlayStation Black Friday deals across the web right now, and they also include some game sales. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/deals/black-friday-ps5-deals-sony-takes-100-off-consoles-plus-discounts-on-playstation-games-accessories-and-more-145622822.html?src=rss
Bihar CM Nitish disburses Rs 1,000 cr among 10 lakh women beneficiaries of entrepreneurship scheme
PATNA: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday disbursed Rs 1,000 crore among 10 lakh beneficiaries of the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana, which is aimed at promoting entrepreneurship among the state's women. Kumar, who was recently voted back to power for a record fifth consecutive term, gave away Rs 10,000 to each beneficiary, through the DBT system, from his official residence, in the presence of cabinet colleagues and top officials. Speaking to reporters after the function, Rural Development Minister Shravan Kumar said, A total of 1.56 crore women have received the money so far. The beneficiaries are being encouraged to use the sum for self-employment. Those who do so demonstrably will in due course get further assistance of Rs 2 lakh each, he added. Notably, the scheme was launched in September, about a month before assembly polls were announced, at a function which was attended, in the virtual mode, by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Money was disbursed among beneficiaries in batches and the process continued after the elections were announced, evoking allegations from the opposition that votes were being purchased. The scheme is said to have paid rich electoral dividends as women turned up to vote in unprecedented numbers and the ruling NDA retained power with a brute majority. The minister was also asked about complaints of women who have not received the money despite having applied for the scheme and allegations that officials involved in filling up of forms were demanding bribes from applicants. He replied, The scheme makes it clear that recipients of the aid must get registered with a Jeevika self-help group in their area. Those who have not done so are being persuaded to do the needful, and they will get the benefit. Allegations of corruption are being made by Opposition parties like RJD and Jan Suraaj Party, which showed no scruples in demanding Rs 20,000 from those who wished to join the outfits, he added.
SC issues notice on plea accusing Haryana university of demanding menstrual proof from women workers
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday sought response from the Centre and others on a plea alleging that female sanitation workers at the Maharashi Dayanand University in Haryana were asked to prove through pictures of their private parts that they were menstruating. A bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and R Mahadevan issued notices to the Centre and others. This reflects the mindset. In Karnataka, they are giving period leave. After reading this, I thought will they ask proof for giving the leave, Justice Nagarathna observed. This shows the mentality of the persons. If some heavy work could not be done because of their absence somebody else could have been deployed. We hope something good will happen in this petition, the judge remarked. During the hearing, Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) president and senior advocate Vikas Singh submitted this is a gross criminal case and it is a matter that needs attention. The plea has now been posted for hearing on December 15. The plea has sought directions to the Centre and Haryana to conduct a detailed inquiry into the alleged incident. The Bar body has also sought guidelines to ensure that the right to health, dignity, bodily autonomy and privacy of women and girls are not violated when they are menstruating. Three people connected with the Maharishi Dayanand University (MDU) were booked for sexual harassment on October 31 for allegedly asking female sanitation workers to prove through pictures of their private parts that they were having their periods, police said. The varsity, in a statement, said it had suspended two supervisors, who had been hired through the Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam Limited on contract, while an internal probe had been ordered into the incident. The alleged incident took place on October 26, a few hours before Haryana Governor Ashim Kumar Ghosh was scheduled to visit the campus. Three female sanitation workers, in a complaint to varsity authorities, alleged that the two supervisors first forced them to clean the complex despite being told they were unwell and then asked them to prove they were menstruating. We told them we could not work faster as we were unwell due to our periods, but they demanded we click photos of our private parts to prove it. When we refused, we were abused and threatened with dismissal, one of the sanitation workers, who claimed to be employed with the MDU for 11 years, alleged. The women alleged that the supervisors told them they were following Assistant Registrar Shyam Sunder's orders. Sunder has denied giving any such instruction to the supervisors. The PGIMS police station SHO said an FIR was registered under charges of criminal intimidation, sexual harassment, intent to insult the modesty of a woman and assault or use of criminal force on a woman. The accused may also be booked under the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, he said.
Dhurandhar faces legal trouble as Major Mohit Sharma`s parents move HC
Days ahead of its release, Dhurandhar has found itself in legal trouble as Major Mohit Sharma`s parents have moved the Delhi HC demanding an urgent stay on the release of the film. They claimed that the film takes inspiration from their son without their permission
AQI politics: Arvind Kejriwal demands GST cut on purifiers; Rahul Gandhi calls for Parliament debate
Delhi's worsening air pollution has sparked criticism, with AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal demanding a cut in GST on air and water purifiers. Congress MP Rahul Gandhi called for a parliamentary debate and an action plan, highlighting the health crisis faced by children breathing toxic air.
Ambedkar statue vandalised in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia
BALLIA: Tension gripped the Gadwar area here after unidentified miscreants allegedly damaged a statue of Bhimrao Ambedkar, police said on Friday. According to officials, the statue installed along the Gadwar-Nagra Road in Rampur Asli village was found with a broken finger on Wednesday night. This marks the fifth incident of vandalism targeting Ambedkar statues in the area, triggering strong resentment among villagers. Following the incident, Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Ravi Kumar, City Circle Officer Mohammad Usman, and other police and administrative officials reached the spot on Thursday. Angry villagers submitted a five-point memorandum, demanding immediate action against the culprits, the construction of a protective boundary wall, and the installation of CCTV cameras. Officials assured the villagers that strict action would be taken and urged them to maintain calm. Station House Officer Hitesh Kumar said the damaged statue has been repaired, and CCTV cameras have been installed at the site. The situation is peaceful and under control, he said. Based on a complaint lodged by a villager, an FIR has been registered against unidentified people under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023.
Who Is Rajendra Panchal? Pune Man Whose Viral Pic Is Used In Racist Posts Against Indians
For 38 years, Rajendra Panchal suffered from a rare condition called Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) ankylosis, leaving him unable to open his mouth more than approximately 1.5 cm.
'Biggest fault is ... ': Harbhajan lashes out at Team India after 0-2 drubbing vs SA
South Africa dominated the Test through strong batting contributions led by Senuran Muthusamys maiden century and Marco Jansens explosive 93. Jansen, who also took 6/48 in the first innings, dismantled Indias batting order before Simon Harmer completed the rout with a match-winning 6/37 in the second innings. South Africa sealed a commanding 408-run win, with Harmer finishing as Player of the Series for his 17 wickets across two Tests, while Jansen claimed the Player of the Match award for his all-round brilliance.
ACB Traps Marredpally VRO Demanding Bribe
According to the ACB, the complainant S. Srinu, a resident of Akkireddypalem in Anakapalli mandal, had applied for mutation of agricultural land in his mothers name following his fathers death.
Will Lord Shiva come to present documents?: JDA notice to temple triggers public anger in Jaipur
JAIPUR: A notice sent by the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) to a popular Shiva temple is causing quite a stir in the capital of Rajasthan. As part of its road-widening initiative, the JDA issued an encroachment notice to the Shiv Mandir. The notice, issued on November 21st, demanded a response within seven days which angered local residents because the notice was sent directly to the Shiv Mandir, rather than to any manager or management body of the temple. The temple is located in the posh Vaishali Nagar locality of the Pink City. According to the survey report of JDA Zone 7, the temples boundary wall extends 1.59 metres inside the proposed road line, qualifying as encroachment. The notice warns that if no reply or supporting documents are submitted within the deadline, unilateral action will be taken to remove the encroachment. Residents, however, are furious, claiming that the temple is not an illegal structure but was built by the JDA itself years ago, along with the adjoining park. The boundary wall, they say, was constructed by the authoritys own agency. Calling the same structure an encroachment now, they argue, is completely unjustified. The controversy escalated further because the notice was addressed directly to the Shiv Mandir instead of any manager, trust, priest, or management committee. Locals say the JDA pasted the notice on the wall without informing anyone associated with the temple. The uproar comes on a day when nearly 70 homeowners and shopkeepers on Gandhi Path also received encroachment notices under the road-widening drive. But it was the temple notice that went viral, sparking a wave of outrage on social media. Hashtags such as #SaveShivMandir and #JDAvsBhagwan began trending, with many users asking sarcastically whether Lord Shiva will appear with documents on November 28 or if his devotees must negotiate with the JDA. Local resident Indu Gurnani, speaking to The New Indian Express, questioned the procedure. Who will respond on behalf of the temple and who will submit the documents? she asked. Devotees insist the notice should have been issued to the trust or committee responsible for management. Issuing it in the name of the temple is not right, Gurnani said, adding that the action has hurt religious sentiments and that the JDA should apologise immediately. A senior JDA official, requesting anonymity, said the notice is part of standard procedure and is placed wherever encroachment is observed. He added that relief could be considered if the temples management presents valid documents. But residents dismiss this explanation, arguing that asking for documents now is meaningless when the JDA itself built the temple. Under JDA norms, failure to submit a reply within seven days allows the site to be treated as an encroachment, after which enforcement action may follow. The enforcement officer who issued the notice could not be reached for comment.
J&K police raid sites linked to banned Jamaat-e-Islami amid crackdown on 'terror support ecosystem'
Police on Thursday launched coordinated raids and inspections across the Kashmir Valley, targeting locations linked to the banned Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) and conducting city-wide checks at madrassas and mosques as part of an ongoing crackdown aimed at dismantling what authorities described as the terror support ecosystem. Officials said searches were carried out in Srinagar, Anantnag, Pulwama, Shopian, Kulgam, Budgam and Kupwara. The raids targeted residential premises and business establishments linked to JeI members and their associates following credible intelligence suggesting anti-national activities. Electronic devices, documents and literature were seized for detailed scrutiny, they said. In Srinagar, police conducted extensive searches at the residences and establishments of Umar Sultan Guru from Chanpora, Mohammad Abdullah Wani from Budgam, currently residing at Mandir Bagh Baghat, Ghulam Mohammad Bhat from Bemina, Mohammad Ramzan Naik alias Faheem from Lal Bazar, Bashir Ahmad Lone from Harwan, and Manzoor Ahmad of Nowgam Chowk. Searches were also conducted at locations associated with JeI-affiliated institutions, including the residences of Mohammad Ramzan Lone of Soura (Ramzana Memorial Educational Institute), Shahid Zahgeer of Buchpora Soura (Ramzana Memorial School), and Peer Giyas Ud Din of Nowgam (Falah Research Ramzan Centre), officials said. Police also raided several institutions linked to JeI ideology, including Jamiat-ul-Banaat at Kashmir University in Lal Bazar, Rahat Manzil (JK Yateem Khana) in Bagh-i-Nand Singh, Chattabal, Chinar Publication Trust in Maisuma and Al-Kousar Book Shop in Maisuma. In Kupwara, searches were conducted at the Jamia Islamia Institute in Waripora, Handwara, based on information indicating suspected unlawful activities. The crackdown intensified following the 10 November blast near Delhis Red Fort metro station, which left 13 people dead. The doctor believed to have been driving the car that exploded was identified as Umar Nabi, a resident of Kashmir. J&K police raid hospitals, prisons, and chemical stores in crackdown on Delhi blast-linked terror networks Two days later, the Union government described the incident as a terrorist incident. Hours before the blast, police had cracked an inter-state and transnational terror module in Faridabad and Uttar Pradeshs Saharanpur. Subsequent investigations, police said, led to the recovery of nearly 3,000 kg of explosives-making material from various locations, including Faridabad. On 12 November, the Jammu and Kashmir Police conducted raids at more than 300 locations linked to persons affiliated with the banned Jamaat-e-Islami after intelligence inputs indicated attempts to revive the proscribed organisation under different names. As investigations continued, the explosives recovered earlier blew up during sampling at the Nowgam police station on the outskirts of Srinagar on 14 November, killing nine people and injuring 32. Against this backdrop, Srinagar Police on Thursday carried out fresh inspections at madrassas and masjids across all zones. A police spokesman said the checks were part of the larger effort to counter radicalisation and strengthen de-radicalisation measures. The inspection is part of an ongoing crackdown against individuals and networks associated with terrorist organisations to dismantle the terror support ecosystem in the region and strengthen de-radicalisation efforts, he said. Search teams, accompanied by executive magistrates and independent witnesses, inspected digital devices, documents and other materials to gather evidence related to terror-linked or radical activities inimical to the security and integrity of the nation. Police said the operations were conducted strictly in accordance with legal procedures ensuring transparency and accountability at every stage. These searches will continue wherever credible inputs indicate the presence of individuals or materials linked to terror or radicalised activities prejudicial to the security of the nation, the spokesman said. Police urged citizens to cooperate with ongoing investigations and report suspicious activity. Two religious preachers, Molvi Irfan from Shopian and Molvi Ishtiaq from Mewat in Haryana, have already been arrested in connection with the terror module case. (Inputs from PTI)
2026 WPL Auction: Deepti, Charani Headline World Cup Performers Landing Big Paydays (Ld)
ODI World Cup: The first ever Womens Premier League (WPL) mega auction lived up to the expectations of several World Cup-winning Indian players commanding hefty bids in a cool evening at the National capital on Thursday. Indias premier off-spin bowling all-rounder Deepti Sharma became the joint second-most expensive player in WPLs history after being reclaimed by UP Warriorz for INR 3.2 crore via the Right to Match (RTM) option. Deepti, the Player of the Tournament in the recent Womens ODI World Cup, could have been taken by Delhi Capitals for INR 50 lakh, before UPW took her eventually to make her the costliest player in Thursdays proceedings. DC also invested heavily in N Sree Charani, Indias second-highest wicket-taker in the World Cup, for INR 1.3 crore, and added Sneh Rana for INR 50 lakh. South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt was another marquee signing, joining DC for INR 1.1 crore. UP Warriorz, meanwhile, brought back pacer Kranti Gaud at her base price of INR 50 lakh and secured Harleen Deol as well as Pratika Rawal for the same amount. They also made one of the days biggest splashes by signing veteran seamer Shikha Pandey for INR 2.4 crore, alongside young Australia batter Phoebe Litchfield for INR 1.2 crore. Royal Challengers Bengaluru strengthened their domestic core with Radha Yadav for INR 65 lakh and Arundhati Reddy for INR 75 lakh. Gujarat Giants picked up Renuka Singh for INR 60 lakh and New Zealands Sophie Devine for INR 2 crore, making her the fourth player to cross the two-crore mark. GG also added India spinner Tanuja Kanwar and Australia leg spinner Georgia Wareham to bolster their bowling depth. Mumbai Indians regained New Zealand all-rounder Amelia Kerr for INR 3 crore, ensuring continuity in their overseas contingent. They also got their previous players Shabnim Ismail, Sanskriti Gupta, S Sajana and Saika Ishaque back, apart from adding a few newbies. Australia skipper Alyssa Healy went unsold, even as Sophie Devine, back after missing 2025, was snapped up by GG for INR 2 crore following a tussle with RCB and DC. UPW secured former DC captain Meg Lanning for INR 1.9 crore, potentially lining her up as their new leader. South Africa skipper Laura Wolvaardt went to DC for INR 1.1 crore, ruling out a Mandhana-Wolvaardt opening pair at RCB. UPW used multiple RTM cards, reclaiming Kiran Navgire, and pacer Kranti Gaud, while also adding Phoebe Litchfield (INR 1.2 crore) and Shikha Pandey (INR 2.4 crore). RCB bolstered their spin and allrounder options with Radha Yadav (INR 65 lakh), Arundhati Reddy (INR 75 lakh), Nadine de Klerk (INR 65 lakh) and England pacer Lauren Bell (INR 90 lakh). GG added Renuka Singh (INR 60 lakh), Georgia Wareham (INR 1 crore) and India quick Titas Sadhu (INR 30 lakh), while DC picked up Charani, Sneh, West Indies hitter Chinelle Henry (INR 1.3 crore) and former South Africa keeper Lizelle Lee (INR 30 lakh). While several uncapped names went unsold, Delhi Capitals invested in 16-year-old Deeya Yadav for INR 10 lakh. The auction also veteran India leg-spinner Asha Sobhana joining UPW for INR 1.1 crore, underlining the demand for spin depth across franchises. UPW also picked Deandra Dottin for INR 80 lakh and reclaimed Pratika Rawal for INR 50 lakh despite fitness concerns. RCB strengthened their domestic core with Arundhati Reddy (INR 75 lakh), Pooja Vastrakar (INR 85 lakh) and Grace Harris (INR 75 lakh), while also adding Dayalan Hemalatha and uncapped keeper Prathyoosha Kumar. GG exercised their RTM to bring back Kashvee Gautam for INR 65 lakh and added Georgia Wareham for INR 1 crore, alongside Anushka Sharma, Tanuja Kanwar, Yastika Bhatia and Englands Danni Wyatt-Hodge. MI added Nicola Carey and uncapped pacer Milly Illingworth, while DC picked up Mamatha Madiwala, Lucy Hamilton and India allrounder Minnu Mani, while UPW rounded off their roster with Tara Norris, Chloe Tryon, Simran Shaikh and U19 World Cup winner G Trisha. The final accelerated round ended with Gujarat Giants signing Delhi batter Ayushi Soni for INR 30 lakh, bringing the curtain down on the WPL 2026 mega auction. WPL 2026 full squads Delhi Capitals: Shafali Verma, Annabel Sutherland, Jemimah Rodrigues, Marizanne Kapp, Shree Charani, Chinelle Henry, Laura Wolvaardt, Niki Prasad, Sneh Rana, Taniya Bhatia, Lizelle Lee, Deeya Yadav, Mamatha Madiwala, Nandani Sharma, Lucy Hamilton, Minnu Mani Gujarat Giants: Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney, Sophie Devine, Georgia Wareham, Bharti Fulmali, Kashvee Gautam, Renuka Singh, Yastika Bhatia, Anushka Sharma, Tanuja Kanwar, Kanika Ahuja, Titas Sadhu, Happy Kumari, Kim Garth, Shivani Singh, Danielle Wyatt-Hodge, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Ayushi Soni Mumbai Indians: Nat Sciver-Brunt, Amelia Kerr, Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews, Amanjot Kaur, Sajeevan Sajana, Shabnim Ismail, Gunalan Kullkarni, Nicola Carey, Sanskriti Gupta, Rahil Firdous, Poonam Khemnar, Triveni Vasistha, Nalla Reddy, Saika Ishaque, Milly Illingworth Gujarat Giants: Ashleigh Gardner, Beth Mooney, Sophie Devine, Georgia Wareham, Bharti Fulmali, Kashvee Gautam, Renuka Singh, Yastika Bhatia, Anushka Sharma, Tanuja Kanwar, Kanika Ahuja, Titas Sadhu, Happy Kumari, Kim Garth, Shivani Singh, Danielle Wyatt-Hodge, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Ayushi Soni Also Read: Live Cricket Score UP Warriorz: Deepti Sharma, Shikha Pandey, Meg Lanning, Phoebe Litchfield, Asha Sobhana, Sophie Ecclestone, Deandra Dottin, Kiran Navgire, Kranti Gaud, Shweta Sehrawat, Harleen Deol, Chloe Tryon, Suman Meena, Simran Shaikh, G Trisha, Pratika Rawal Article Source: IANS
Telangana ACB nabs commissioner, driver; total Rs 4.5 lakh found during trap
Hyderabad: The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) arrested two people on Thursday, including a government officer, for demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 20,000. According to an ACB press release, Nizamabad Armoor municipal commissioner A Raju demanded the bribe money through his driver, Bhumesh (private employee), to allot a house number to the complainants newly 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 .
Ability to anticipate, prepare for future conflicts existential, not optional for military: CDS
Warfare is constantly evolving, making preparation for future conflicts an existential necessity for militaries. Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan highlighted that anticipating enemy actions will be a key battle-winning factor. He also noted the weakening of nuclear stability due to modernization and regional tensions. The world is becoming more violent and unstable, demanding strategic adaptation.
Stir intensifies as contract workers lock main gate at NMDC plants
More than 500 workers participate in the blockade demanding that all recently terminated contract workers be reinstated immediately
Groom loses temper after kids ruin photoshoot, scolds guests
An Indian wedding groom has drawn attention after he was heard reprimanding guests for letting children interfere with the photoshoot on stage. The video shows the bride and groom seated on the decorated couch as currency notes are showered over them for the photos. However, as the camera starts recording, a child suddenly runs towards 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 .
Woman submits sexual harassment complaint with Kerala CM against Rahul Mamkootathil
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In what could prove costly for opposition UDF in the locla body poll, awoman filed a sexual harassment complaint before Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan against Congress MLA Rahul Mamkoottathil. The complaint, which alleges sexuaL harassment by the Palakkad MLA, was submittedd along with digital evidences. The complainant met Pinarayi Vijayan in person and handed over the complaint at the Secretariate on Thursday. Voice clips of Rahul forcing a woman to perform abortion had earlier surfaced on social media. As per reports, the CM has transferred the complaint tothe State Police Chief. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the sexual harssment allegations against the MLA, will carry out further probe into the same However, following the recent developments, Rahul Mamkoottathil wrote on his Facebook wall that he is innocent, and he will proceed legally against the complaint. Earlier in the day, Youth Congress state general secretary Sajana B Sajan had filed a complaint against the leader to the Congress high command demanding organisational inquiry against the MLA. Meanwhile, news agency PTI reported that reacting to the development, the Palakkad MLA said he would fight the case legally. As long as I am convinced that I have done no wrong, I will continue to fight legally. I will prove everything in the court of law as well as in the court of the people. Truth will prevai, he wrote on his Facebook page. State Health Minister Veena George expressed solidarity with the victim, saying Kerala is with her. Dear sister, Do not lose strength. Kerala is with you, she said in a social media post. Earlier, the Crime Branch had opened a case based on the initial audio clips and the chat messages. That case was triggered by an email sent to the police headquarters by a few individuals, all of them third parties, as the woman herself had not come forward at the time. Two days ago, a new purported audio clip was released in which he was heard insisting that he wanted a child, before later urging her to undergo an abortion. He was suspended from the primary membership of the Congress on August 25 following the allegations. The Palakkad MLA had earlier resigned as Youth Congress state president after Malayalam actress Rini Ann George accused a young leader of a well-known political party of misbehaviour, triggering protests by the BJP and the DYFI, the youth wing of the CPI(M). Subsequently, several women and a transgender person levelled similar allegations against him. Mankootathil was elected as MLA in November last year in a by-election for the Palakkad seat, following the election of party leader and then sitting MLA Shafi Parambil as Lok Sabha MP from Vatakara in the general election. (With additional inputs from PTI)
PM Narendra Modi Hosts World Cup Winning Blind Women's Team
Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted the Indian Blind Womens Cricket Team, winners of the inaugural T20 World Cup, at his residence in Lok Kalyan Marg here on Wednesday. Indian team made history by winning the first-ever Blind Women's T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka, beating Nepal by seven wickets in the final. The PM was greeted with the World Cup trophy along with all the players and coaching staff. PM was seen interacting with the captain of Indian team Deepika and other players also offering them sweet with his own hand. The teams success marked a perfect campaign, with India remaining unbeaten throughout the tournament, demonstrating complete dominance. Opting to field first after winning the toss, India restricted Nepal to 114 for 5 in their 20 overs. The chase was nothing short of clinical as India surpassed the target in just 12.1 overs with 47 balls to spare. Khula Sharir emerged as the stand-out performer, scoring an unbeaten 44 off 27 balls, including four boundaries, to guide India home comfortably. In the semi-final, India secured a commanding nine-wicket victory over Australia, while Nepal advanced to the final by narrowly defeating Pakistan in the other last-four encounter. Opting to field first after winning the toss, India restricted Nepal to 114 for 5 in their 20 overs. The chase was nothing short of clinical as India surpassed the target in just 12.1 overs with 47 balls to spare. Khula Sharir emerged as the stand-out performer, scoring an unbeaten 44 off 27 balls, including four boundaries, to guide India home comfortably. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Indias emphatic title run not only highlights their consistency but also marks a major milestone for blind cricket, paving the way for increased recognition and growth of the sport in the coming years. Article Source: IANS
Optical illusion: Only those with the sharpest vision can spot the inverted 94 in just 6 seconds
A viral optical illusion IQ test challenges users to find an inverted 94 hidden within a grid of identical numbers in just 6 seconds. This demanding puzzle tests attention, pattern recognition, and focus under pressure. Successfully spotting the flipped number within the time limit indicates exceptional observational skills.
MP government gets tough with IAS officer Santosh Verma over objectionable remark on Brahmin girls
BHOPAL: A show-cause notice has been issued by the Madhya Pradesh government to senior IAS officer Santosh Verma over his recent controversial remark about Brahmin girls. The show-cause notice served to him on Wednesday evening mentions that his remarks prima facie amounted to a breach of All India Services (Conduct) Rules and invite disciplinary action under provisions of All India Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules. The notice issued by the state general administration department also mentions that the remarks made by Verma on November 23 were inconsistent with the dignity and conduct expected from officers of the Indian Administrative Service. The governments notice further mentions that Vermas objectionable remark appeared to be an attempt to disturb social harmony and create animosity among groups. He has been given a weeks time to respond to the notice, failing which appropriate disciplinary action will be initiated against him. Addressing the provincial convention of the AJJAKS (association of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe employees) as the associations state president in Bhopal on November 23, Verma, the deputy secretary in the department of agriculture, had made an objectionable remark about Brahmin girls. Major controversy erupts in Madhya Pradesh over IAS officers objectionable remark about Brahmin girls Verma had reportedly said, Reservation should be given to only one person in a family until a Brahmin donates his daughter to my son or has a relationship with her. Though Verma had apologized two days later, claiming that his speech was wrongly reported in the media and also circulated in a distorted manner on social media, he has been facing massive protests, particularly from upper caste and Hindu outfits across the state since then. Many upper caste outfits have submitted complaints in multiple districts, including Gwalior and Singrauli, demanding an FIR against him. Leaders of both the ruling BJP and Congress too have demanded stern action against Verma for his objectionable remark. The Mantralay Officers-Employees Union, led by president Sudhir Nayak, submitted a memorandum to Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla, demanding strict action against the IAS officer. Verma has had a controversial past. In 2021, he was in the news for allegedly forging court orders and faking the signature of a judge to falsely claim relief in cases filed against him. He was arrested in Indore after the judge complained that Verma forged two court documents related to a case of alleged criminal intimidation of a woman. Verma has also faced accusations in two exploitation cases, where women alleged that he promised marriage and later threatened or deceived them.
Vijay Deverakonda shares life update as he juggles 2 films for first time
Vijay Deverakonda shared a personal life update on Instagram, revealing he is shooting two demanding films at the same time. He also showed glimpses of his current passions, from vintage watches and new tech to his pet Storm and his clothing line Rowdy
In a viral video, the MP and MLA can be seen questioning officials on various public interest issues and reprimanding them when they are dissatisfied with their responses.
Top Indian medical graduates are increasingly favouring stable fields like general medicine and radiology over demanding surgical specialities, a new report reveals. NEET-PG 2025 counselling data shows a significant drop in general surgery admissions, with students citing long training, burnout, and medico-legal pressures as key deterrents. This shift raises concerns about future shortages in essential surgical fields.
Delhi: Shooter of Himanshu Bhau gang held after encounter
Delhi Police arrested a wanted shooter of the Himanshu Bhau gang after an encounter near Sai Baba Mandir, where he opened fire on officers
MAHE 33rd Convocation: Innovation, Ethics, and Competencies for an AI-Driven Future
4,944 students awarded degrees across three days 170 PhD degrees conferred 10 students honored with Dr. TMA Pai Gold Medal Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Institution of Eminence Deemed to be University, held its 33rd Convocation over three days from November 2123, 2025, at Manipal. The grand ceremony witnessed the conferment of degrees to 4,944 students, including 170 PhD awardees, while 10 exceptional students were honored with the prestigious Dr. TMA Pai Gold Medal across various disciplines. Chief Guest Mr Bikram Singh Bedi, Vice President, Asia Pacific Strategic Initiatives, Google Cloud presenting certificates to graduating students The ceremony was attended by senior leadership including Mrs. Vasanti R. Pai, Trustee of MAHE, Pro Chancellor Dr. H. S. Ballal, and Lt. Gen. (Dr.) M. D. Venkatesh, VSM (Retd), Vice Chancellor of MAHE, along with faculty, proud families, and graduating students. A significant highlight of the ceremony was the release of a first-day postal cover commemorating the 90th birthday of Dr. Ramdas M. Pai, Chancellor of MAHE. The release was carried out by Srimathi Vasanti Pai, Trustee, MAHE Trust, alongside Sri Ramesh Prabhu, Superintendent of Post Offices, Udupi Division. The three-day convocation ceremony featured distinguished chief guests who reflected on the rapidly evolving landscape shaped by artificial intelligence. Their addresses offered guidance on how graduates can navigate this new era with confidence and responsibility. On Day One, Prof. Dr. Ananya Mukherjee, Vice Chancellor of Shiv Nadar University, Delhi-NCR, delivered the convocation address, emphasizing the critical importance of retaining human judgment in an AI-driven world. She observed, Never delegate your judgement. Leverage all the powers of AI and computational techniques to inform decisions, not make them. Do not let go but reserve moral choices for human wisdom , Her address highlighted the need for graduates to adopt AI as a powerful collaborative tool while ensuring that human values and wisdom remain central to decision-making. The next days address further explored how individuals must adapt to remain relevant in an AI-dominated future. On Day Two, the address by Bikram Singh Bedi, Vice President for Asia Pacific Strategic Initiatives at Google Cloud and a proud MAHE alumnus, further expanded the conversation by shifting focus to the skills and mindset required to thrive in an AI-driven world. With more than three decades of experience in technology, entrepreneurship, and leadership, he noted that the challenges of AI extend well beyond technical knowledge. They are also ethical, social, and deeply human, requiring thoughtful and responsible engagement. He urged graduates to approach innovation with accountability: Dont just build or use technologydo it responsibly. Dont only ask Can we build or use this? but also Should we? Use your skills not just for personal success, but for the progress of society . Building on this focus on human values in an AI-driven world, day three featured the address by Prof. (Dr.) Hany Eteiba, President of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. He emphasized the importance of empathetic communication in a technology-driven world. He reminded graduates that knowledge and science gain true meaning only when paired with humanity, attentive listening, and genuine connection . He said that effective communication helps turn knowledge into meaningful care and impact. Dr. Eteiba urged graduates to lead with trust, dignity, and compassion, noting that no success is achieved alone. He envisioned a future where technological progress and human empathy grow together, guided by integrity, respect, and responsibility. Together, the convocation addresses aligned closely with the transformative vision shared by Lt. Gen. (Dr.) M. D. Venkatesh, VSM (Retd), Vice Chancellor, MAHE. He presented a roadmap for a future shaped by innovation, entrepreneurship, and academic excellence, highlighting the institutions digital capabilities and sustainable initiatives, including its 32-megawatt solar power facility. He emphasized the institutions commitment to leading the AI era with foresight and responsibility. He added that the institutions mission goes far beyond academic achievement. It aims to build a learning ecosystem rooted in compassion, global perspectives, and strong community engagement through research, student initiatives, and technology incubators. The 33rd Convocation recognized outstanding students with the prestigious Dr. TMA Pai Gold Medal across all three days. Day one gold medalists included Ponnamma M. M. (M.Sc. Medical Biotechnology, MSLS Manipal), Nikita Marina Saldanha (B.Pharm, MCOPS Manipal), Cyril Biji (M.Sc. Biostatistics, PSPH Manipal), and Vindhya S. Badal (B.Sc. Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics, MCHP Manipal). On day two, the awards were presented to Rashi Goel (B. Tech Computer Science and Engineering, MIT Manipal), Neha Sreekumar (B.Sc. Nursing, MCON Manipal), and Mandira (B.A. Media & Communication, MIC Manipal). Continuing the celebration on day three, gold medalists were Ms. Nidhi S. (ME, Big Data Analytics, MSIS), Ms. Kashika Anil Kini (B. Com Professional), and Ms. Zhara Mohiddin (IPM, Manipal Institute of Management), reflecting the exceptional academic and professional achievements of MAHEs graduating students. The medalists expressed sincere gratitude for MAHEs supportive environment, which they said helped turn hard work into achievement. They reflected that this milestone is not just an ending, but the beginning of a new phase of responsibility and service to society. The 33rd Convocation celebrated the academic excellence and inspiring achievements of MAHEs graduating class, reinforcing the institutions commitment to shaping responsible, forward-thinking, and industry-ready leaders for an AI-driven world. The ceremony concluded on an optimistic note, as students, families, and faculty now look forward to the upcoming convocation celebrations at MAHE Bengaluru on November 2930, 2025. About Manipal Academy of Higher Education The Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is an Institution of Eminence Deemed-to-be University. MAHE offers over 400 specializations across the Health Sciences (HS), Management, Law, Humanities & Social Sciences (MLHS), and Technology & Science (T&S) streams through its constituent units at campuses in Manipal, Mangalore, Bengaluru, Jamshedpur, and Dubai. With a remarkable track record in academics, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and significant contributions to research, MAHE has earned recognition and acclaim both nationally and internationally. In October 2020, the Ministry of Education, Government of India, awarded MAHE the prestigious Institution of Eminence status. Currently ranked 3 rd in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), MAHE is the preferred choice for students seeking a transformative learning experience and enriching campus life.
Chewing gum offers surprising benefits beyond casual snacking, aiding in stress reduction and improved focus. Rhythmic chewing activates neurological pathways, lowering cortisol levels and enhancing concentration. Athletes and students alike leverage this simple habit for better performance and mental clarity during demanding tasks, making it a practical tool for everyday life.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: When the state Congress leadership is divided on the issue 'accomodating' the discredited party leader Rahul Mamkootathil , Youth Congress state general secretary Sajana B Sajan has approached the Congress high command demanding organisational inquiry against the Palakkad MLA. Sanjana had submitted the complaint to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi. She has reportedly asked the national leadership to conduct an organisational inquiry about the reported allegations of sexual misbehaviour and other issues which have surfaced in the media. Earlier, she had demanded the ouster of discredited MLA Rahul Mamkootathil from the primary membership of the Congress party. Responding to CPM allegations, she said that this is not the time for ordinary Congress workers to defend Rahul. Rahul Mamkootathil is not the problem, his mindset is the real issue, Sajana, who is also a KPCC member, said. Who wants to protect him now? Though the accused has the protection of any top leader, if the party takes a disciplinary action, protection should be provided only after realising the ground reality. Even after the details of sexual assaults were known through the media, the claims by the Congress leadership that the victims did not file a complaint is equivalent to questioning the dignity of victims, she said.She also reminded the party leadership that Rahul was asked to resign from the post of Youth Congress state president by the national leadership of Youth Congress.
Vijay Deverakonda shares life update on Insta, Rashmika makes cameo
Mumbai: Actor Vijay Deverakonda has shared a slice of his life, saying he has been consumed by the grind of shooting two demanding films at the same time, which he tags as a first in his career. Vijay took to Instagram, where he shared that work may have taken over his days, but he has 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 .
Trade unions, farmer bodies hold joint protest against labour codes
A joint forum of 10 central trade unions, farmers body Sanyukt Kisan Morcha and power sector engineers body AIPEF on Wednesday held nationwide protests, demanding withdrawal of the four labour codes
Chelsea dominate Barcelona in Champions League, Manchester City lose
Chelsea secured a commanding 3-0 victory over 10-man Barcelona, with young star Estevao and Liam Delap scoring. Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City suffered their first defeat of the campaign, losing 2-0 to Bayer Leverkusen. Other results saw Marseille, Juventus, and Borussia Dortmund claim wins in their respective Champions League fixtures.
3 held for demanding ransom, issuing threat to bizman
Employees protest across country demanding withdrawal of new labour codes
NEW DELHI: Lakhs of employees across different sectors in the country staged protests on Wednesday against the new labour codes which came into effect from November 21. The nationwide protest was called by a platform of ten central trade unions and the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM), a coalition of 40 farmer unions. They have demanded an immediate withdrawal of the move and the introduction of farmer-friendly policies. The groups also submitted a joint representation to President Droupadi Murmu highlighting their multiple grievances. Amarjeet Kaur, General Secretary of the All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC) told this newspaper, The protest against the recently implemented labour codes was held at different periods by employees. Some did it before their shift commenced while some opted to do it after the completion of duty hours. Raising slogans loudly, wearing black badges, carrying placards or staging a sit-in protest were among the different steps resorted by the employees.The protests will continue and could culminate in a general strike unless the government rolls back the codes, Kaur added. Employees in Banks, Insurance, electricity, water, education and coal were among those who backed the protest, she added. The representation submitted to the President listed 16 demands from the organisations. Repeal of the four Labour Codes, no Contractualisation or outsourcing of labour in any form, withdrawal of draft Labour Policy-Shram Shakti Niti 2025, implementation of the National Minimum Wage of Rs 26,000 per month and pension at Rs.10,000 per month. Labour protest in Assam. The demands also included Social Security benefits for all workers including organised, unorganised, scheme workers, contract workers and agriculture sector, comprehensive loan waiver for farmers and agricultural workers to end indebtedness and suicides as well as credit facilities for farmers and workers at low interest rates figured among the demands. In a joint statement on the protest, SKM and the trade unions alleged, These labour codes are a negation of the labour rights won over after a struggle of 150 years from British Raj onwards. These codes negate our right to strike, make union registration problematic, de-recognition of unions easy, the process of conciliation and adjudication cumbersome, wind up labour courts and introduce tribunal for workers, and give overriding power to registrars to de-register unions, the statement further read. The definition of wage is being changed and the schedule of occupations for minimum wages applicability has been abolished, the statement added. The changes in Industrial code and its rule for increasing applicability-threshold from 100 to 300 would push out 70 percent of industries out of the coverage of labour laws, the threshold changes in Factory Act from 10 to 20 where power supply is used and 20 to 40 without power consumption would throw out substantial number of workforce from the coverage of labour laws, it pointed out. Labour protest at Bhubaneswar. This gives the employers the wide discretionary powers to repress and exploit, the Unions charged. Apart from AITUC, the other Unions which are part of the platform are the Indian National Trade Union Congress, Centre of Indian Trade Unions, All India United Trade Union Centre, Hind Mazdoor Sabha, All India Central Council of Trade Unions, Self-employed Womens Association, Trade Union Coordination Centre, Labour Progressive Federation and United Trade Union Congress have joined hands.
Opposition Rahul Gandhi: Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, hosted the Indian blind womens cricket team, winners of the inaugural T20 World Cup, at 10 Janpath, New Delhi, on Wednesday. The Indian team made history by winning the first-ever Blind Women's T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka, beating Nepal by seven wickets in the final. Today, had the honour of hosting the Indian Blind Womens Cricket Team, the proud winners of the inaugural T20 World Cup, in New Delhi. Their historic victory is a powerful message of courage and possibilities. Their grit, discipline, and extraordinary spirit are an inspiration for the entire nation. India is proud of these champions, posted Rahul Gandhi on Facebook. The teams success marked a perfect campaign, with India remaining unbeaten throughout the tournament, demonstrating complete dominance. Opting to field first after winning the toss, India restricted Nepal to 114 for 5 in 20 overs. The chase was nothing short of clinical as India surpassed the target in just 12.1 overs with 47 balls to spare. Khula Sharir emerged as the stand-out performer, scoring an unbeaten 44 off 27 balls, including four boundaries, to guide India home comfortably. In the semifinal, India secured a commanding nine-wicket victory over Australia, while Nepal advanced to the final by narrowly defeating Pakistan in the other last-four encounter. Opting to field first after winning the toss, India restricted Nepal to 114 for 5 in 20 overs. The chase was nothing short of clinical as India surpassed the target in just 12.1 overs with 47 balls to spare. Khula Sharir emerged as the stand-out performer, scoring an unbeaten 44 off 27 balls, including four boundaries, to guide India home comfortably. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Indias emphatic title run not only highlights their consistency but also marks a major milestone for blind cricket, paving the way for increased recognition and growth of the sport in the coming years. Article Source: IANS
Pune Education Sub-inspector held for demanding Rs 1-lakh bribe for teacher ID
A Shalarth ID is an employee identification number for government and government-aided school employees in Maharashtra. It is linked to the centralised Shalarth portal, which the government uses to manage payroll and service records for these employees
The PlayStation 5 is getting a major Black Friday discount, with $100 off all models. That brings the PS5 Digital Edition down to $399, the standard PS5 to $449 and the new PS5 Pro to $649. If youve been holding out for the right time to upgrade or buy your first console, this is the deal to beat. You'll find the deals direct at Sony and from other retailers including Amazon and Walmart . Sonys flagship console remains one of the most popular gaming systems available, and this Black Friday discount makes it even easier to jump in if you havent already. The standard PS5 and the slimmer PS5 Digital Edition both offer fast load times, smooth frame rates and crisp visuals powered by the custom AMD Zen 2 processor and RDNA 2 GPU. The difference between them comes down to the disc drive the standard model includes one, while the Digital Edition relies entirely on digital downloads. For those who want top-tier performance, the PS5 Pro is also getting a rare $100 discount. It features upgraded specs and enhanced ray tracing for sharper graphics, along with improved cooling to handle more demanding titles. Whether you play cinematic single-player hits or fast-paced competitive games, the PS5 lineup remains one of the strongest options on the market for next-gen gaming. Each console supports 4K output, 3D audio and access to PlayStation Plus , which unlocks online multiplayer and a rotating library of free games. The DualSense controller remains a highlight, with adaptive triggers and haptic feedback that make everything from racing to combat feel more immersive. If youre already set with a console, there are also a few solid accessory deals to consider for Black Friday. The DualSense Wireless Controller is down to $55, a $25 discount available in multiple colors. The premium DualSense Edge controller , which adds customizable buttons and replaceable stick modules, drops to $169 during Black Friday. Meanwhile, the PlayStation Portal Sonys portable Remote Player that lets you stream games from your PS5 gets discounted to $179. You'll find a ton of PlayStation Black Friday deals across the web right now, and they also include some game sales. Those include Astro Bot for $40 and Horizon Forbidden West for $20. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/deals/black-friday-ps5-deals-sony-takes-100-off-consoles-plus-sales-on-other-playstation-games-and-accessories-145622844.html?src=rss
Trade unions stage protest in Puducherry demanding withdrawal of new labour codes
Leader of the Opposition calls upon workers to recapture the Thrissur Corporation with a commanding majority
Noida police submit 500-page chargesheet in Nikki Bhatti murder case
LUCKNOW: The Noida police have submitted a 500-page chargesheet in court in the Nikki Bhatti murder case. Nikki was allegedly set on fire by her husband, Vipin Bhatti, with the assistance of her mother-in-law, Daya Bhatti, after thinner was poured on her. The chargesheet reportedly states that the prime accused, Vipin Bhatti, tried to escape by jumping from the roof to avoid the CCTV installed at their residence. According to police, Nikki was quite active on social media platforms and used to make reels against her husbands wishes. This reportedly led to discord between Nikki and Vipin, who then planned to eliminate her. The police claimed in the chargesheet that Vipin had the support of his father, Satveer Bhatti, mother Daya, and brother Rohit. All of them were present at home during the incident but hid in the house to avoid CCTV. Nikki was burnt to death on August 21, 2025, at 5:45 PM. After the murder, the accused took her to Fortis Hospital to create the impression that they were trying to save her. The post-mortem report found that Nikkis body had 80 percent burns, which led to her death. Currently, all the accused are in jail. The prime accused, Vipin Bhatti, was caught by police after being shot in the leg during an encounter. The Noida police have named Vipin Bhatti and his mother Daya as the main conspirators in the murder of Nikki Bhatti, according to a chargesheet prepared based on statements from Nikkis son, her husband, and her elder sister Kanchan, who is married to Vipins brother Rohit. Kanchan and Nikkis son confirmed that Vipin, with his mothers help, planned and carried out the murder. The chargesheet also includes the hospitals medical report, which initially suggested the burns were caused by a cylinder explosion. However, the investigation team rejected this claim after inspecting the crime scene, bed, kitchen, gas stove, courtyard, and the entire house, finding no evidence of a cylinder blast. Police investigations further revealed that Vipin was unhappy with Nikki running a boutique and Kanchan operating a beauty parlour at home. He reportedly objected to both sisters maintaining Instagram accounts. Both Kanchan and Nikki were married to Rohit and Vipin, respectively, from Sirsa village in December 2016. The investigation also brought out the issue of dowry demands by Vipin and his parents. Nikkis father, Raj Singh, claimed that he had given dowry beyond his means, including a Scorpio car at the time of her wedding, but the in-laws continued demanding an additional Rs 35 lakh. The in-laws reportedly physically tortured both Nikki and Kanchan.
Imran Khans sisters were brutally assaulted by police outside Adiala Jail while attempting to secure a meeting with him, sparking widespread concern and fuelling death rumours about the former premier. Thousands of supporters gathered in protest, demanding an impartial investigation and accountability for the alleged police brutality.
TGSWREIS directs Gurukuls to curb student unrest after assault on female constable
Hyderabad: After the recent protest by Gurukul students in Rangareddy against their principal, where a female constable was assaulted, the Telangana Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (TGSWREIS), on Wednesday, asked institutions to curb further demonstrations till the matter is resolved. Earlier in November, Gurukul students staged a sit-in on Shadnagar main road demanding Principal 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 .
NC defends admission of Muslim students to Vaishno Devi Medical College, cites govt funding
SRINAGAR: The ruling National Conference has hit back at groups opposing the admission of Muslim students to the Vaishno Devi Medical College, asserting that the J&K government provides crores of rupees as grant-in-aid to the Vaishno Devi University. According to J&K National Conference chief spokesman and MLA Tanvir Sadiq, who is close to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has given grant-in-aid to Vaishno Devi University, with which the medical college is affiliated. Rs 24 crore were provided as grant-in-aid to Vaishno Devi last year, and Rs 28 crore as grant-in-aid this year, the NC spokesman said. According to Tanvir, this clearly proves that the institution is not running on donations alone. And when public money is involved, every citizen of this UT has an equal right to be there irrespective of religion or background. The Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence (SMVDIME), situated at Kakryal in J&Ks Reasi district, was sanctioned 50 MBBS seats for the 202526 academic session. Out of 50 students admitted in the first year on the basis of merit, 42 are Muslims. The selection of 42 Muslim students has sparked protests from right-wing Hindu groups and the BJP. Only those who have faith in Vaishno Devi should get admission there. The devotees who contribute to the shrine for promoting Sanatan culture and religion should only get admission, J&K BJP leader and Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma said while opposing the admission of Muslim students. A BJP delegation led by LoP Sharma met Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha and called for a review of the admission criteria, greater transparency, and consideration of devotees sentiments. Hindu groups including the Bajrang Dal, Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Yuva Rajput Sabha and Movement Kalki have protested the selection of 42 Muslim candidates, arguing that the institution is funded through donations and offerings by Hindus, and that the admission of Hindu students should be prioritised. NC spokesman Imran Nabi Dar said the J&K government gives grant-in-aid to the Vaishno Devi medical college. Rs 24 crore last year and Rs 28 crore this year were allotted to SMVDU University, and this medical college is affiliated with the university, he posted on X, attaching a picture of the grant-in-aid receipt as proof. Imran said admissions to the SMVDU Medical College are made through NEET and BOPEE. There still are institutions in India that go by merit and not by the religion of a student. Colonel (retd) Sukhbir Singh Mankotia, convenor of the Vaishno Devi Sangarh Committee formed by 60 groups said they are demanding cancellation of the admission list. He argued that the institute was built using donations and offerings made by Hindu devotees, who believe in idol worship, and that the selection of Muslim candidates has hurt the sentiments of the community. Opposing the admission of Muslims to the medical university, Mankotia said, Muslims dont believe in idol worship, and hence it would not be feasible for them to undergo education in an institute that has been set up by the money of idol worshippers. If the list is not cancelled, then we will be compelled to take to the roads and stage forceful protests, Mankotia warned.
SRINAGAR: Nita Ambanis appearance at the inauguration of the Shiv Mandir at Gir in Saurashtra last week has set off a fresh wave of attention towards Kashmirs exquisite craft traditions, after she chose to wear an intricately crafted shaded Jamevaar sari by designer Tarun Tahiliani, The Indian Express reported. View this post on Instagram []
A Defeat Too Loud To Ignore: Indian Test Cricket Faces Its Moment Of Reckoning
Coach Gautam Gambhir: By the end of a bruising Test series, it wasnt just the scoreboard that told the story; it was the silence of disbelief echoing across Indian cricket. Time is the only healer may sound comforting, but for the current Indian Test side, time feels more like a ticking clock. A back-to-back series loss, capped by a humiliating defeat at home, has left nowhere to hide. The wounds are fresh, the questions louder, and the scrutiny unforgiving. South Africa's 20 sweep was not just historic; it was ruthless. The visitors etched their names into the record books with a 408-run demolition in the second Test, Indias heaviest defeat in the format. It marked only the Proteas second-ever Test series win on Indian soil, and their first since 2000, making the result all the more damning for the hosts. The Guwahati decider became a showcase of South African dominance. What began as a cautious innings turned monumental through Senuran Muthusamys resolute 109 and Marco Jansen's commanding 93, pushing the total to a formidable 489. Jansen then switched roles seamlessly, tearing through Indias batting with a fiery 6-48 as the home side crumbled to 201. Refusing to loosen their grip, South Africa extended the advantage. Tristan Stubbs assured 94 powered them to 260/5 declared, setting an impossible target. Simon Harmer, already a hero from Kolkata, delivered the final blow with a magical 6/37, dismantling Indias resistance on the last day. Indias fight was sporadic at best. Sai Sudarshan showed promise, and Ravindra Jadejas gritty 54 offered brief hope, but the collapse that followed spoke volumes of a side struggling for identity and direction. Beyond the boundary, the fallout is intensifying. Critics, former cricketers, and fans alike are questioning selections, strategies, and leadership. Coach Gautam Gambhir now finds himself under the microscope, with BCCI officials expected to seek clear answers from both him and the team management. The defeat also stings in the larger picture. Indias WTC 2025-27 campaign has taken a severe hit, slipping to fifth in the standings with a PCT of 48.15, overtaken even by arch-rivals Pakistan. South Africa, meanwhile, surge with confidence, boasting 36 points and a commanding 75 per cent PCT as they tighten their grip near the summit. Beyond the boundary, the fallout is intensifying. Critics, former cricketers, and fans alike are questioning selections, strategies, and leadership. Coach Gautam Gambhir now finds himself under the microscope, with BCCI officials expected to seek clear answers from both him and the team management. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Indian cricket is at a crossroads, and every decision from here on could define its future. Article Source: IANS
Where Is Imran Khan? Sisters Ask To Meet Jailed Ex-Pak PM Amid Death Rumours
Amid rumours claiming former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan died in jail, his three sisters have claimed that they were rutally assaulted by police for demanding a meeting with the jailed leader.
SMAT: Urvil Patels Historic Ton Powers Gujarat To 8-wicket Win Over Services
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Gujarat opener Urvil Patel produced one of the most commanding T20 innings of the season, hammering an unbeaten 119 off just 37 deliveries to script an eight-wicket demolition of Services in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy here at the Gymkhana Ground here on Wednesday. Walking out with clear intent, the Gujarat captain unleashed a breathtaking assault that left Services bowlers with no answers. Patel reached his century in 31 balls, a landmark that places him among the fastest centurions in the tournaments history. His innings was laced with 12 boundaries and 10 sixes, as he single-handedly shifted the matchs momentum within the first half of the chase. Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Gujarat opener Urvil Patel produced one of the most commanding T20 innings of the season, hammering an unbeaten 119 off just 37 deliveries to script an eight-wicket demolition of Services in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy here at the Gymkhana Ground here on Wednesday. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Earlier, Services had managed to post 183, a competitive score built around Gaurav Kochars patient fifty. While their middle order added handy runs, the total ultimately proved insufficient in the face of Patels onslaught. Article Source: IANS
India Slip To Fifth In WTC Standings After Series Loss Against South Africa
ICC World Test Championship: India suffered a big plunge in the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 202527 standings following a 2-0 series loss against South Africa at home after losing the second Test by 408-run here at Barsapara Cricket Stadium on Wednesday. South Africa wrapped up a memorable Test tour of India with a commanding victory in the second Test, sealing a 20 sweep and securing only their second-ever Test series triumph on Indian soil, the first since the landmark win in 2000. The margin of defeat was sobering for the hosts. Indias 408-run loss stands as the heaviest in their Test history, a result that also dents their early campaign in the WTC 202527 cycle. The WTC standings also take a sharp turn as the emphatic win tightens South Africas grip near the top of the points table. With 36 points from four matches, the reigning champions climbed to a 75 points percentage, strengthening their hold on second place behind Australia. India, in contrast, slipped to fifth position, overtaken by Pakistan, and their PCT dropped to 48.15. The series decider in Guwahati began uncertainly for South Africa, but Senuran Muthusamys gritty century (109) and Marco Jansens near-ton (93) transformed their first innings into an imposing 489. Jansen then carried his momentum into the bowling attack, ripping through India for figures of 6/48 as the hosts mustered only 201. Choosing rest over enforcement of the follow-on, South Africa batted again and pushed the lead beyond reach, and Tristan Stubbs composed 94 headlined their 260/5 before the declaration. Off-spinner Simon Harmer, already the star of the previous Test in Kolkata, delivered another masterclass. After taking 3/64 earlier in the match, he dismantled India on the final day to complete with a 6/37. Choosing rest over enforcement of the follow-on, South Africa batted again and pushed the lead beyond reach, and Tristan Stubbs composed 94 headlined their 260/5 before the declaration. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Aiden Markram added further gloss to South Africas performance with two outstanding catches, underscoring a disciplined fielding effort from the touring side. Article Source: IANS
2nd Test: South Africa Hand India Biggest Defeat To Clinch Historic Series Win (ld)
Barsapara Cricket Stadium: Off-spinner Simon Harmer picked an exceptional 6-37 as South Africa completed a commanding 408-run victory over India at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium to secure an emphatic 2-0 series sweep on Wednesday. Chasing 549, India were bundled out for 140 on day fives play while veteran all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja top-scored with 54. South Africa also handed the hosts their heaviest defeat in Tests by runs, and the reigning World Test Championship winners bagged their first Test series win in India since 2000. South Africa also set a new record, registering their biggest win, by margin of runs, over India in Tests. Moreover, this is the second Test series win for the Proteas in India and first in 25 year. It was the Hansie Cronje-led side who did it first in 2000. Now Temba Bavuma joined him and kept his unbeaten Test record intact as skipper. Right from the time South Africa won the toss, everything went their way, with India now left to ponder over the questions as their fortress-like reputation when playing Tests at home suffers another significant blow after their 3-0 loss to New Zealand last year. India are now left to ponder multiple questions, as their fortress-like reputation when playing Tests at home suffered another big blow after their 3-0 loss to New Zealand last year. Resuming from 27/2, B Sai Sudharsan was dismissed by Marco Jansen but narrowly escaped when replays showed the fast bowler had overstepped, while Kuldeep Yadav received a reprieve when Aiden Markram dropped his catch at first slip. Kuldeeps nightwatchman duty ended at five when Harmers straighter delivery went through the gate to rattle the middle-stump. Three balls later, Harmer took another wicket as Dhruv Jurel looked to defend but got an outside edge and was caught by slip for two. Rishabh Pant briefly lifted the hosts with his counterattack punching Keshav Maharaj for four before dancing down the pitch to launch him for a towering six. But in a bid to defend a slower delivery from Harmer, Pant fell for 13 when extra bounce on the delivery took the shoulder edge of the bat and lobbed to slip. Harmer could have taken his fourth wicket if Markram hadnt dropped a difficult catch of Sudharsan, who became the third Indian batter to face over a hundred balls in this series, as South Africa took three wickets in the morning session. Post tea, South Africa struck early in the fifth ball of the afternoon session as B Sai Sudharsan, who battled through the morning with a defensive approach, pressed forward once more to smother the spin from Senuran Muthusamy, but failed to cover the line and edged to slip, where Markram took his eighth catch of the match. Jadeja tried delaying the inevitable by thumping and pulling off spinners for boundaries. He got his fifty in style by flicking Keshav Maharaj over deep mid-wicket for six. But South Africa continued to chip away when Washington Sundar poked at a quicker delivery, and the outside edge was taken sharply by Markram at slip, who got a record ninth catch and gave Harmer a well-deserved five-wicket haul. Harmer claimed his sixth wicket when Nitish Kumar Reddys attempted reverse sweep took the glove edge and gave the wicketkeeper a simple catch. South Africa moved to the brink of victory when Jadeja danced down the pitch against Keshav Maharaj, but was beaten in the air, and wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne completed a swift stumping. Jadeja tried delaying the inevitable by thumping and pulling off spinners for boundaries. He got his fifty in style by flicking Keshav Maharaj over deep mid-wicket for six. But South Africa continued to chip away when Washington Sundar poked at a quicker delivery, and the outside edge was taken sharply by Markram at slip, who got a record ninth catch and gave Harmer a well-deserved five-wicket haul. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Brief Scores: South Africa 489 and 260/5d in 78.3 overs (Tristan Stubbs 94; Ravindra Jadeja 4/62) beat India 201 and 140 in 63.5 overs (Ravindra Jadeja 54, Washington Sundar 16; Simon Harmer 6-37, Keshav Maharaj 2-37) by 408 runs Article Source: IANS
2nd Test: Harmer's 6-37 Helps SA Crush India By 408-run To Seal Series Whitewash
Barsapara Cricket Stadium: Off-spinner Simon Harmer picked an exceptional 6-37 as South Africa completed a commanding 408-run victory over India at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium to secure an emphatic 2-0 series sweep on Wednesday. Chasing 549, India were bundled out for 140 on day fives play, and veteran all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja top-scored with 54. South Africa also handed the hosts their heaviest defeat in Tests by runs. South Africa, the reigning World Test Championship winner, have got their first Test series win in India since 2000. South Africa also set a new record for their biggest winning margin over India in Tests. Right from the time South Africa won the toss, everything went their way, with India now left to ponder over the questions as their fortress-like reputation when playing Tests at home suffers another big blow after their 3-0 loss to New Zealand last year. South Africa struck early in the fifth ball of the afternoon session as B Sai Sudharsan, who battled through the morning with a defensive approach, pressed forward once more to smother the spin from Senuran Muthusamy, but failed to cover the line and edged to slip, where Markram took his eighth catch of the match. Ravindra Jadeja tried delaying the inevitable by thumping and pulling off spinners for boundaries. He got his fifty in style by flicking Keshav Maharaj over deep mid-wicket for six. But South Africa continued to chip away when Washington Sundar poked at a quicker delivery and the outside edge was taken sharply by Markram at slip, who got a record ninth catch and gave Harmer a well-deserved five-wicket haul. Harmer claimed his sixth wicket when Nitish Kumar Reddys attempted reverse sweep took the glove edge and gave the wicketkeeper a simple catch. South Africa moved to the brink of victory when Jadeja danced down the pitch against Keshav Maharaj, but was beaten in the air, and wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne completed a swift stumping. Ravindra Jadeja tried delaying the inevitable by thumping and pulling off spinners for boundaries. He got his fifty in style by flicking Keshav Maharaj over deep mid-wicket for six. But South Africa continued to chip away when Washington Sundar poked at a quicker delivery and the outside edge was taken sharply by Markram at slip, who got a record ninth catch and gave Harmer a well-deserved five-wicket haul. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Brief Scores: South Africa 489 and 260/5d in 78.3 overs (Tristan Stubbs 94; Ravindra Jadeja 4/62) beat India 201 and 140 in 63.5 overs (Ravindra Jadeja 54, Washington Sundar 16; Simon Harmer 6-37, Keshav Maharaj 2-37) by 408 runs Article Source: IANS
Historic collapse in Guwahati! India suffer biggest Test defeat
WTC champions South Africa secured a historic 408-run victory over India in Guwahati, marking their first Test series win on Indian soil in 25 years. Simon Harmer's six-wicket haul in the second innings propelled South Africa to a commanding 2-0 series sweep, handing India their largest-ever Test defeat by runs.
CBI Arrests 2 Officials of ESIC in Bribe Case in Vijayawada
The CBI laid a trap and caught the accused Social Security Officer red-handed while demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs.50,000 from the complainant
Ram Is Not Just A Deity But A Value System: PM Modi Hails Ram Mandir
PM Modis address in Ayodhya during the historic Dhwajarohan ceremony at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple was not just a ceremonial speech; it was a powerful articulation of civilisational memory, national resolve, and Indias spiritual self-confidence. Today, the city of Ayodhya is bearing witness to yet another pinnacle of Indias cultural consciousness. Today, all of Continue reading Ram Is Not Just A Deity But A Value System: PM Modi Hails Ram Mandir The post Ram Is Not Just A Deity But A Value System: PM Modi Hails Ram Mandir appeared first on OurVoice | WeRIndia - Analysis & Opinion .
Govt Employees Demand OPS, Protest Labour Codes
Thousands of employees from various government departments held a huge protest in Delhi demanding restoration of the Old Pension Scheme and against the labour codes.
SRINAGAR: The controversy over MBBS admissions at the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence (SMVDIME) in Jammu and Kashmirs Reasi district intensified on Wednesday, with the Vaishno Devi Sangarsh Samiti (VDSS) threatening large-scale protests if the newly released admission list is not withdrawn. VDSS convenor Colonel (Retd) Sukhbir Singh Mankotia told TNIE that the group, which comprises around 60 organisations, is demanding immediate cancellation of the 202526 MBBS selection list. SMVDIME, located at Kakryal, was allotted 50 MBBS seats for the upcoming academic year, of which 42 have been secured by Muslim students, triggering protests from several right-wing Hindu groups and the BJP. Mankotia alleged that the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board did not follow due procedure and claimed there was some hanky-panky as the admission process was kept secret. He argued that the institute was built using donations and offerings made by Hindu devotees and that the selection of Muslim candidates had hurt sentiments of the community. BJP protest admissions at Vaishno Devi medical college in Reasi as 42 of 50 MBBS seats go to Muslim students Opposing the admission of Muslim students, he claimed: Muslims dont believe in idol worship and hence it would not be feasible for them to undergo education in an institute which has been set up by the money of idol worshippers. The VDSS plans to write to President Droupadi Murmu, J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha and the Union Health Minister seeking immediate cancellation of the admission list. If the list is not cancelled, then we will be compelled to take to the roads and stage forceful protests. The government should respect the sentiments of Hindus, Mankotia warned. Several right-wing groups, including the Bajrang Dal, Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Yuva Rajput Sabha and Movement Kalki, have also opposed the admissions, arguing that institutions funded through shrine donations should prioritise Hindu students. A BJP delegation led by Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma met Lt Governor Manoj Sinha seeking a review of the admission criteria, enhanced transparency, and consideration of devotees sentiments. Only those who have faith in Vaishno Devi should get admission there, Sharma said. In sharp contrast, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah rejected the demand to cancel the admissions, asserting that the selected students had qualified through NEET and could not be denied seats on religious grounds. Students were seeking medical education and had no objection to the institute's religious affiliation. Now you want to deny admission on the basis of religion, he said, warning that excluding meritorious students could have wider social consequences. Abdullah added that if the intention was to restrict admissions to a particular community, the college should have been granted minority status at the time of its establishment. Dont push Muslim students like this, then if something happens you blame the entire community, If you dont want Muslim students to study in this college, then give it minority status and our children will go somewhere else. They will go to Turkey or Bangladesh he said. The VDSS has said it will escalate its agitation if the admission list is not cancelled, insisting that the government should respect the sentiments of Hindus.
BHOPAL: Inability of the police to arrest a 23-year-old youth who abducted a six-year-old girl and raped her before abandoning her in a serious condition in the jungles on November 21, led to the removal of Raisen district police superintendent Pankaj Pandey on Tuesday night. The Madhya Pradesh chief minister, Dr Mohan Yadav, chaired a high-level emergency law and order review meeting at the state Police Headquarters (PHQ) in Bhopal on Tuesday night, where he expressed displeasure with the police action so far in the case pertaining to the rape of the six-year-old girl in Raisen district of central MP. Not only did the CM express displeasure over the manner in which the case of a minors rape was dealt, even four days after the shocking incident, but he was also not satisfied with the police response to the road blockade in Raisens Mandideep area. He ordered the immediate removal of Raisen district police superintendent Pankaj Pandey, who has been attached to the state PHQ as an Assistant IG (AIG). The Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) for Bhopal Zone I, Ashutosh, will be the new SP of Raisen district. The CM further directed the immediate removal of the in-charge of Misrod police station in Bhopal. This action is being seen as the direct result of the Misrod polices failure to deal with cases of crime, particularly the recent vandalisation of property by armed youths at a caf. In connection with the Raisen incident, the CM expressed severe displeasure not only with the police's inability to apprehend the accused who has now remained at large for four days but also with their lax response in handling the massive public protests and road blockades that have affected the central MP district. Importantly, the 23-year-old youth identified as Salman, remains on the run, even four days after allegedly committing the gruesome crime with the six-year-old girl. On November 21, he had allegedly lured the minor (who was playing outside her house) to a nearby jungle with the promise of giving chocolate. Once in the jungle, Salman allegedly raped the minor and abandoned her there. While the minor is slowly recuperating from the mental and physical trauma at the AIIMS-Bhopal, massive protests have been reported by local residents, particularly women, outside the Gauharganj police station in Raisen district. The continued sit-in protests have been followed by violent protests and massive highway blockades. While the police initially used mild force (a baton charge) to clear the highway, the protesters quickly returned, forcing the deployment of personnel from five different police stations. Despite the reward on the absconding rape accused being increased to Rs30,000, he continues to be at large, with around 20 teams comprising 300 police personnel working on the case.
What does the draft Seeds Bill entail? | Explained
Why has the seed industry been demanding a reform of the Seeds Act of 1966? What are the punishments prescribed for flouting provisions under the Bill? Why are farmers groups worried about the new draft Bill? What will be the roles of the Central and State Seed Committees?
India & Nepal conduct hi-tech joint exercise
NEW DELHI: The soldiers of the Indian Army and the Nepalese Army on Tuesday began Joint Military exercise Exercise SURYAKIRAN XIX - 2025 at Pithoragarh in Uttarakhand. Being conducted from November 25 to December 8, 2025, the 14-day exercise is the 19th edition of this institutionalised bilateral Army exercise. Apart from the conventional training exercise, the soldiers will also be undergoing simulation of situations demanding the use of niche technology. The Indian Army in a statement said, This edition of Exercise SURYAKIRAN-XIX will focus on incorporating niche and emerging technologies, including Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), drone-based ISR, AI-enabled decision support tools, unmanned logistic vehicles and armoured protection platforms, enabling both armies to refine and adapt tactics, techniques and procedures for operating in counter terrorism environment aligned to prevailing global dynamics.
As students plan total shutdown, Panjab University declares holiday on Nov 26, postpones exams
Panjab University declared November 26 a holiday following student protests demanding Senate poll schedules. All academic and office activities are suspended, and examinations on campus are postponed. Students, under the Panjab University Bachao Morcha, are pressing for election dates after a year-long delay, with support from various political parties and farmer groups.
SHD Kashmir distributes Karnahi Rams to boost indigenous breed conservation
SRINAGAR: The Sheep Husbandry Department (SHD) Kashmir, in collaboration with FVSc& AH, SKUAST-Kashmir, on Tuesday organised a special ceremony at Directorate of Sheep Husbandry Kashmir, Lal Mandi for the distribution of Karnahi breed rams among local breeders. The programme also included the distribution of feed supplements and essential veterinary medicines, aiming to strengthen local livestock []
BJP protests against state govt, demanding support price for farmers
Gadkari visits Barsana in Mathura, listens to Bhagwat Katha
MATHURA (UP), Nov 25: Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday visited Barsana in Mathura. During his more than three-hour-long stay, he listened to Bhagwat Katha, Radha Kant Shastri, the executive president of Maan Mandir Seva Sansthan, said. He also met Padma Shri saint Ramesh Baba. They discussed various religious and infrastructure-related issues. Gadkari also shared some infrastructure project stories with the saint, Shastri added. The minister also sought blessings at Radharani temple in Barsana. In [] The post Gadkari visits Barsana in Mathura, listens to Bhagwat Katha appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Centuries-old wounds are healing today: Modi
PM hoists Dharmadhwaj atop Ram Mandir *Ayodhya is the land where ideals are transformed into action Prabhat Ranjan Deen AYODHYA, Nov 25. Ayodhya witnessed a historic turning point in Indias cultural consciousness. The entire nation, and indeed the world, is filled with the spirit of Ram. Every devotee feels an unparalleled sense of satisfaction, boundless gratitude, and immense spiritual joy. After hoisting the Dharmadhwaj (saffron flag) on Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said this while [] The post Centuries-old wounds are healing today: Modi appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Heritage Walk organized to celebrate Jammus cultural legacy
Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Nov 25: To mark World Heritage Week, the Directorate of Tourism, Jammu, in collaboration with the District Administration, organized a Heritage Walk from Mubarak Mandi to Amar Mahal Museum today. The walk was flagged off by Aijaz Qaiser, Joint Director Tourism and saw enthusiastic participation from students and faculty of the Food Craft Institute Nagrota, Guru Nanak Public School Jammu and NITS Polytechnic Jammu. The walk commenced at the historic Mubarak Mandi complex, where participants were [] The post Heritage Walk organized to celebrate Jammus cultural legacy appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Healthcare in neighbourhood: 70 Arogya Mandirs inaugurated
CM launches 70 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, says aim is to make Delhi a medical hub
T20 Tri-series: Nissankas 98 Powers Sri Lanka To Crushing Win, Keeps Alive Hopes Of Reaching Final
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium: Opener Pathum Nissanka roared back into form with a blistering 98 off 58 deliveries, powering Sri Lanka to a dominant nine-wicket win over Zimbabwe in a must-win clash of the T20I Tri-series at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi on Tuesday. Sri Lanka ended a five-match losing streak in Twenty20 Internationals and maintained their hopes of making it to the final by chasing 147 and winning in just 16.2 overs. They will now guarantee their place in the championship game if they defeat Pakistan on Thursday. Prior to Nissanka's attack, Zimbabwe were held to 146 for 5 by Sri Lanka's disciplined bowlers. Zimbabwe were never able to increase their scoring rate after Maheesh Theekshana and Wanindu Hasaranga finished with identical scores of 2 for 23. Zimbabwe crossed 140 thanks to Ryan Burl's late burst and starts from Brian Bennett and Sikandar Raza, but the total was insufficient against Sri Lanka's best batting performance of the tour. Pavan Rathnayake made his debut in the game as well, though he wasn't needed to bat. Nissanka had been looking for rhythm going into the match, having scored 29, 24, 24, 0, and 17 since his Asia Cup 107 against India. He had a powerful innings on a day when Sri Lanka needed their power hitter to step up. In the Power-play, Sri Lanka quickly reached 64 for 1, with Nissanka scoring 37 of those runs. Nissanka contributed 51 during the middle overs as Sri Lanka added another 73. In the final overs, it only took three ballsa wide, a four, and a massive sixto complete the chase. With sweeps off seamers, flat-batted drives over additional cover, straight slaps, and massive pulls across the square boundary, Nissanka's shot-making was commanding. Richard Ngarava took the brunt of it, giving up three sixes and four fours to the opener. Nissanka hit four sixes and eleven fours overall. Nissanka, who had been aiming for a four to give himself a chance at a second T20I hundred, grinned wryly at the final blow, a front-foot pull for six over backward square leg. With 11 wickets in 11 games at an economy of 7.78 in 2025his most costly year to dateTheekshana has had a difficult year in Twenty20 Internationals. Despite taking 24 wickets at a strike rate of 18.7 in 2024, he has been benched multiple times in 2025 due to his strike rate of 23.1. He made an immediate impact after being called up for this match and given the new ball. He bowled Dion Myers and Tadiwanashe Marumani in a brilliant three-over Power-play spell, ending the period on 2 for 23 as Zimbabwe reached 44 for 2 after six overs. On a good batting track, his final over, bowled at the beginning of the death phase, cost just four runsa remarkable performance. Zimbabwe's reliance on Sikandar Raza and Brian Bennett persisted; of the 581 runs they have scored in four games this series, 273a startling 46%have come from the two. With his 14 off 16, Brendan Taylor struggled for fluency, but Bennett made sure Zimbabwe maintained the run rate above seven. The innings was stabilised by their stand of 36 off 28. Raza then combined sharp strike rotation with boundaries to add another 36 off 30 with Bennett. Zimbabwe appeared to be headed for at least 160 while they were together. Zimbabwe's innings was in danger of drifting after Hasaranga dismissed both Bennett and Raza in a span of 13 deliveries. Just three and four runs were scored in two of the final four overs. However, Burl launched a counterattack, hitting 37 off his next 26 balls to salvage the innings after Raza was dismissed at 37 off 29. With his 14 off 16, Brendan Taylor struggled for fluency, but Bennett made sure Zimbabwe maintained the run rate above seven. The innings was stabilised by their stand of 36 off 28. Raza then combined sharp strike rotation with boundaries to add another 36 off 30 with Bennett. Zimbabwe appeared to be headed for at least 160 while they were together. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Zimbabwe 146/5 in 20 overs (Ryan Burl 37 not out, Sikandar Raza 37; Wanindu Hasaranga 2/23, Maheesh Theekshana 2/23) lost to Sri Lanka 148/1 in 16.2 overs (Pathum Nissanka 98 not out; Brad Evans 1-36) by nine wickets Article Source: IANS
Obesity emerging as major epidemic driving Indias preventable disease burden: Report
NEW DELHI: Nearly one in four adults in India is now obese, and worrying trends are also emerging among children, according to a new report released on the eve of Anti-Obesity Day on Tuesday. The report by the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) warned that the situation is set to worsen in the coming decades, with almost one-third of the countrys population projected to be obese by 2050, driven primarily by sedentary lifestyles, high-calorie diets and genetic susceptibility. Obesity is no longer a future concern but an epidemic that is driving Indias growing burden of preventable disease, affecting not only the health of the country but its economic prosperity, the report said. According to the findings in Building on Success to Secure Indias Future Health , obesity is estimated to cost the countrys health system about USD 2.4 billion annually and weigh down economic productivity by an estimated USD 28.9 billion a year, or about 1 per cent of GDP. The report, launched as part of a high-level roundtable discussion on the future of Indias health resilience, stated that India still has the opportunity to slow this trajectory before the projected scenarios materialise. Vivek Agarwal, Country Director, TBI, said, Indias leadership in digital health gives it a unique opportunity to redefine preventive care for the world. By combining technology, data, and community-driven action, India can not only reduce the growing burden of obesity but also build a stronger, more resilient health system for future generations. Maulik Chokshi, Global Director of Health Systems Research and Policy at ACCESS Health International, said, Preventive health must become a central pillar of Indias growth story. The governments focus on digital platforms and community health is already transforming outcomes, but tackling obesity will require a whole-of-society effort linking policy, innovation, and behavioural change at the individual level. Reports like this can help chart the course for that collective action. Dr Anoop Misra, Chairman at Fortis C-DOC Hospital for Diabetes and Allied Sciences, said obesity in Indians behaves differently, it is more inflammatory and metabolically disruptive. Even at lower BMI, Indians develop high blood sugar much earlier. The pattern of fat deposition is also distinct, with excess abdominal and visceral fat emerging as the most dangerous form. This abdominal adiposity drives early diabetes, heart disease, and other metabolic illnesses. Addressing this unique, high-risk obesity phenotype is essential for Indias future health, he added. Neeraj Jain, Director, Growth Operations Asia, Middle East and Europe, PATH, said, India has no shortage of innovation or intent in preventive health. The next step is to bring these initiatives together under a programmatic framework that delivers results at scale. We must raise this conversation from individual projects to a national priority, with the government, industry, and citizens rallying around a shared goal of a healthier India. Experts at the discussion noted that India has the foundations to lead globally on prevention. With strong digital infrastructure, a growing network of primary-care centres, and world-class pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity, the country, they said, can move faster than others to build a prevention-first health system. The way forward, according to experts, lies in action across four key areas, strengthening food-environment regulation to reduce consumption of high-fat, sugar and salt products; scaling digital risk identification through platforms such as Ayushman Arogya Mandirs and e-Sanjeevani; incentivising healthy living using digital rewards linked to the Ayushman Bharat Digital framework; and planning for affordable anti-obesity medicines as Indias pharmaceutical industry prepares for the rollout of generics.
Army Begins Unarmed Combat Drill 'AMAR' At Altitudes Exceeding 14,000 Feet
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army has commenced intensive unarmed combat drill 'AMAR' at altitudes exceeding 14,000 ft to enhance close-combat readiness in some of the most demanding operational zones along the northern borders, a statement said.
Indian Army, Nepalese Army kick off 19th edition of bilateral exercise, focus on niche technologies
NEW DELHI: Soldiers of the Indian Army and Nepalese Army on Tuesday began the joint military exercise Exercise SURYAKIRAN XIX - 2025 at Pithoragarh in Uttarakhand. The 14-day exercise is being conducted from November 25 to December 8. It is the 19th edition of this institutionalised bilateral Army exercise. The soldiers, apart from the conventional training exercise, will also be undergoing simulation of situations demanding the use of niche technologies. The Indian Army in a statement said, This edition of Exercise SURYAKIRAN-XIX will focus on incorporating niche and emerging technologies, including Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), drone-based ISR, AI-enabled decision support tools, unmanned logistic vehicles and armoured protection platforms, enabling both armies to refine and adapt Tactics, Techniques and Procedures for operating in counter terrorism environment aligned to prevailing global dynamics. The aim of the exercise is to jointly rehearse conduct of sub conventional operations under Chapter VII of the United Nations mandate. The scope of the exercise is to strengthen battalion-level synergy in Jungle Warfare, Counter-Terrorism Operations in Mountainous Terrain, Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief (HADR), Medical Response, Environmental Conservation, and Integrated Ground-Aviation Operations, the Indian Army added. The Indian contingent of 334 personnel is being represented mainly by troops from the Assam Regiment. The Nepal side is being represented by 334 personnel represented mainly by troops from the Devi Datta Regiment. Collective efforts will focus on achieving an enhanced level of interoperability amongst the troops and reduce the risk of life and property while keeping the interests and agenda of the UN at the forefront during peacekeeping operations, said the Army. Both sides will exchange views and practices of joint drills on a wide spectrum of combat skills that will facilitate the participants to mutually learn from each other, it said, adding that this will further enhance the level of defence cooperation between the Indian Army and Nepal Army.
Both contingents have executed a series of demanding activities, including firing practices, reflex shooting, rocket launcher firing, sniper and MMG drills, along with engagements replicating real combat situations, the Indian Army said
Bama Nagar vegetable vendors protest demanding permission to set up shops
2nd Test: Anil Kumble Pinpoints KL Rahuls surprising Guard Choice As India Stare At Steep Chase
Analysing Yashasvi Jaiswal: As India fell to 27/2 in pursuit of a massive 549 set by South Africa, former India cricketer Anil Kumble delivered a scathing critique of KL Rahul's dismissal on Day 4 in Guwahati, calling it surprising and avoidable given the match situation. Facing an improbable fourth-innings target, Indias openers had no respite. Marco Jansen removed Jaiswal for 13 in the seventh over, and Simon Harmer struck three overs later to send back Rahul, whose attempt to play across the line ended with his stumps castled. I think it was a fantastic delivery by Simon, no doubt. But KL went for the shot without getting to the pitch of the ball, Kumble said, stressing that Rahuls stance and guard choice left him vulnerable. Because of the revolutions Simon Harmer puts on the ball, he got a bit of dip, and the line was perfect. Generally, on a fourth- or fifth-day pitch with enough rough, you tend to cover all three stumps because LBW is unlikely from that angle the impact is usually outside off-stump. Thats why I was a bit surprised. Rahul was forced to reach out and play away from his body because his center-stump guard was still exposed, as Kumble noted. He did take centre-stump guard, but his off-stump was still visible. Ideally, if you stand on middle-and-off, you can reach the ball comfortably or defend it. But standing on middle-and-leg exposes the off-stump and forces you to reach for the ball, which brings short-leg into play. Otherwise, you have to play off the back foot. Maybe it was a lapse in concentration. He thought it was drivable, but the ball dipped, credit to Harmer. He looked to drive and ended up falling to a perfect off-spinners dismissal. South Africa ended their innings at 260/5 after Tristan Stubbs commanding 94, stretching the lead to 549 before Temba Bavuma declared. The Proteas had earlier built the day on solidity upfront, moving from 26/0 to 58 before Ravindra Jadeja triggered a brief Indian fightback by removing Ryan Rickelton (35) and Aiden Markram (29). Washington Sundar added the wicket of Bavuma to reduce the visitors to 107/3. But Tony de Zorzi and Stubbs rebuilt with poise and authority, combining strike rotation with boundary-hitting to drain the life out of Indias effort. De Zorzi fell lbw to Jadeja for 49, but Stubbs continued unfazed, guiding the side past the 500-run lead alongside Wiaan Mulder. South Africa added 113 runs in the post-tea session for the loss of just one wicket, prompting the declaration shortly after Stubbs fell six short of a deserved hundred. Dale Steyn examined India's top-order decline and the constant pressure from the visitors' bowlers on a day when South Africa set the rules from beginning to end. Analysing Yashasvi Jaiswals dismissal, Steyn credited Marco Jansen for setting him up with sustained hostility. Washington Sundar added the wicket of Bavuma to reduce the visitors to 107/3. But Tony de Zorzi and Stubbs rebuilt with poise and authority, combining strike rotation with boundary-hitting to drain the life out of Indias effort. De Zorzi fell lbw to Jadeja for 49, but Stubbs continued unfazed, guiding the side past the 500-run lead alongside Wiaan Mulder. South Africa added 113 runs in the post-tea session for the loss of just one wicket, prompting the declaration shortly after Stubbs fell six short of a deserved hundred. Also Read: Live Cricket Score He explained the technical flaw that contributed to Jaiswals downfall. Thats why he sometimes drags the ball back onto his stumps or edges it. As it pitches, it often straightens instead of going across, and thats how it finds the edge either side of the bat leading to bowled, caught in slips, or caught behind. Its his go-to shot, and breaking that instinct is tough. When you see the ball in your zone, you go for it. But maybe its something he needs to consciously cut down on. I remember Sachin once removed the drive from his game in Australia. Jaiswal may also need to say, Unless its in a specific area, I wont play it. In this area, Ill trust my defence. Article Source: IANS
A senior IAS officer in Madhya Pradesh faces backlash after a viral video showed him linking reservation continuation to inter-caste marriage. The All India Brahmin Society condemned the remarks as indecent and casteist, demanding an FIR and disciplinary action. The officer later clarified his statement was taken out of context, expressing regret if sentiments were hurt.
2nd Test: Wasn't An Overs Thing, More About The Time, Says Stubbs On SAs Late Declaration
Barsapara Cricket Stadium: South Africas standout performer Tristan Stubbs reflected on his crucial knock after narrowly missing out on a century on Day 4 of the second Test at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium. The young batter, who top-scored with a composed 94, admitted he felt a little bit disappointed at falling short of the three-figure mark, but remained satisfied with the teams commanding position. With South Africa firmly in control, many anticipated an early declaration on the fourth day. Instead, the visitors extended their innings beyond a 500-run lead to give Stubbs time to reach his milestone. The 25-year-old looked set for a memorable hundred, but was dismissed six runs short, prompting skipper Temba Bavuma to immediately declare the innings at 260/5, setting India a daunting 549-run target. Asked after stumps by the presenters whether the near-miss frustrated him, Stubbs responded, Little bit, but they're two down now, so we'll take that. Explaining the timing of the declaration, Stubbs clarified that it was dictated by conditions rather than overs remaining. (The declaration) Wasn't an overs thing, it was more about the time. We had 40 minutes after lunch. Thought I'll give it (the hundred) a go and then when Jadeja came on, that was the last over, so I thought two hits is my best shot, he added. Asked after stumps by the presenters whether the near-miss frustrated him, Stubbs responded, Little bit, but they're two down now, so we'll take that. Also Read: Live Cricket Score As the match heads into the final day, India require 522 runs to pull off an improbable chase, while South Africa need eight wickets to seal a 2-0 series victory. Article Source: IANS
SC backs army in sacking Christian officer over gross indiscipline
The Supreme Court on Tuesday sharply criticized a Christian Army officer who was dismissed for refusing to enter a gurdwara during a regimental ceremony, calling him a cantankerous man and a misfit. The Court upheld the Armys decision to remove him for failing to show respect for the faith of the Sikh soldiers under his command, reports said. The Supreme Court described the former Christian army officer Samuel Kamalesan's conduct as incompatible with military discipline. What kind of message has he been sending? He should have been thrown out for this only. This is the grossest kind of indiscipline by an Army official, the court said. Leaders have to lead by example. You are insulting your troops, the court added. According to Bar and Bench , Lieutenant Samuel Kamalesan, commissioned in 2017 and posted to a Sikh squadron, faced disciplinary action for refusing to enter the inner sanctum of religious sites during mandatory regimental parades. He argued that his refusal stemmed not only from his commitment to his Christian beliefs but also from a desire to avoid offending the religious sentiments of his troops. The Army, however, maintained that Kamalesan persisted in his refusal even after his commanders and Christian clergy assured him that complying would not violate his religious principles. His conduct, the Army said, threatened unit cohesion and troop morale. He was dismissed from service in 2021. In May, the Delhi High Court upheld the dismissal, noting that as a commanding officer Kamalesan bore heightened responsibilities. The Court ruled that the issue was not one of religious liberty but of obeying a lawful order. Kamalesan then approached the Supreme Court, where a Bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymala Bagchi on Tuesday questioned whether his refusal did not itself disrespect the religious beliefs of his subordinates. Senior advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan, appearing for Kamalesan, said his client refused to enter the innermost sanctum of a temple and was dismissed for a single act of refusal. He maintained that the officer had otherwise participated respectfully in all multi-faith spaces and regimental events. Is this sort of cantankerous conduct permissible in a disciplined force? the CJI asked, adding as to how a troop leader would refuse to accompany his soldiers into a place they considered sacred. Gopal Sankaranarayanan said his client was posted in a place where there was no 'Sarva Dharma Sthal' and only a gurudwara and a temple. Samuel Kamalesan, being a follower of monotheistic faith, refused to enter the sanctorium. He is not a cantankerous man. He is a disciplined man in all other respects, Sankaranarayanan said. If this is the attitude of an Army officer, then what is one to say? the CJI remarked while affirming his termination. What kind of message is he sending? This is gross indiscipline. He should have been terminated. Cantankerous persons like this do not belong in the military, according to NDTV . The Bench added that although Kamalesan may otherwise have been a capable officer, he was a misfit for the Indian Army, especially given the responsibilities placed on the armed forces today. Formerly part of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment, Kamalesan had disobeyed a superiors order to enter a temples sanctum sanctorum to conduct a puja, insisting that doing so would violate his monotheistic Christian faith. The Delhi High Court had earlier held that he placed his religion above a lawful command, calling his conduct a breach of essential military ethos. At the Supreme Court hearing, Justice Bagchi also noted that Kamalesan had even disregarded the advice of his own pastor on the matter.
NCC cadets in Varanasi marked 150 years of Vande Mataram with a grand yoga session at Ravidas Ghat, emphasizing health and national pride. Commanding Officer Colonel G.P. Singh highlighted yoga's cultural significance. The event also included a blood donation drive, with 21 cadets contributing to this vital cause, reinforcing their commitment to service and well-being.
What Is Ayodhya's Sapt Mandir Where PM Modi Prayed, And Whom Do The Shrines Honour?
Each of the seven shrines honours a personality who influenced Lord Ram sages, devotees, and companions whose virtues reflect key teachings of the epic.
Are Lawyers Demanding the Supreme Court Cancel the Election over Vote Theft? No!
This old Allahabad High Court video is being falsely shared as lawyers protesting against alleged vote theft.
The Ram Mandir in Ayodhya saw its Dharma Dhwaj flag hoisted. Israeli Ambassador Reuven Azar called it a significant civilizational symbol. Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the ceremony. The flag represents ancient traditions and Lord Ram's lineage. This event marks the culmination of a 500-year resolve. India aims for developed nation status by 2047.
PM Modi Hoists Saffron Flag Atop Ayodhya Ram Mandir, Marking Temples Completion | Photos
PM Narendra Modi, RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat, UP Governor Anandiben Patel, and UP CM Yogi Adityanath attend Ram Janmabhoomi Temple inauguration.
News18 Afternoon Digest: PM Modi Hoists Saffron Flag Atop Ram Mandir & Other Top Stories
We are also covering: Celina Jaitly Files Domestic Violence Case Against Husband Peter Haag In Mumbai Court
PM Modis historic address at Ram Mandir Janmabhoomi Dhwajarohan ceremony | Full speech
2nd Test: South Africa Stretch Lead To Over 500 Runs At Lunch
Barsapara Cricket Stadium: South Africa batters maintained their calm and composure on Day 4 of the ongoing second Test here at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium and extended their lead to 508 runs against India, strengthening their position in the game. South Africa openers Ryan Rickleton and Aiden Markram appeared in control as they started the first session smoothly, increasing their overnight score of 26/0 to 58/1 before the former was dismissed. The Proteas made consistent progress in the morning, mainly thanks to Rickleton, who got some fortunate breaks on his way to 35 before being dismissed by Jadeja while trying a big shot. The pitch remained stable during the first session, indicating no issues. Washington Sundar delivered a commendable spell early on, tactfully varying his pace and bowling noticeably slower to control the run rate. The openers appeared safe against the seamers and maintained a steady run rate, but their cautious strategy against the spinners led to a few soft dismissals, which was surprising given their commanding position in the game. Jadeja took both openers in the first session and Temba Bavuma was dismissed easily at leg slip off Sundar. However, Zorzi and Stubbs found gaps for regular boundaries before the two sides took tea. In the second session, South Africa increased their lead to over 400 runs as the partnership brought fresh energy into the innings. De Zorzi, in particular, played aggressively, using the sweep shot effectively to score several boundaries on the leg side and keep the spinners uncertain. He gave the visitors some impetus, while Stubbs hung around and took his time getting going. Zorzi looked in great touch, but Jadeja returned to pick his third wicket of the day and trapped the South African middle-order batter lbw on 49. In the 69th over, Yashasvi Jaiswal was handed the ball as he rolled his arm over, but the move didnt work as Wiaan Mulder found a boundary off the fourth ball. With four sessions left in the match, South Africa continue to dominate and have a lead of 508 runs as they remain in control throughout both sessions of the day. In the 69th over, Yashasvi Jaiswal was handed the ball as he rolled his arm over, but the move didnt work as Wiaan Mulder found a boundary off the fourth ball. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Brief Scores: South Africa 489 and 220/4 in 70 overs (Tristan Stubbs 60 not out, Tony de Zorzi 49) lead India 201 all out in 83.5 overs (Yashasvi Jaiswal 58, Washington Sundar 48; Marco Jansen 6-48, Simon Harmer 3-64) by 508 runs. Article Source: IANS
