City to have PPP model 42-storey landmark tower
Alvas Medical College to be inaugurated today
Belthangady taluk achieves 100% target in SIR notice delivery
Bikers learn to be first responders in road emergencies
BJP must show political will to include Tulu to eighth schedule: MLC
Ex-minister Rai, PA injured in accident
Punjab BJP chief attacks AAP govt over
Punjab BJP chief attacks AAP govt over suppression of anti-drug voices Chandigarh: Punjab BJP President Kewal Singh Dhillon on Sunday launched a blistering attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in the state, accusing it of failing to curb the drug menace and allegedly attempting to silence voices raised against the open sale of [] The post Punjab BJP chief attacks AAP govt over suppression of anti-drug voices appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Woman arrested for murdering her relatives son
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta joins 'Haritalika Teej Mahotsav' with Nepali, Gorkhali community
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 20 (IANS) Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta participated in the 'Haritalika Teej Mahotsav 2026', along with Yoga Guru Swami Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna, at Indira Gandhi Stadium on Sunday. On this occasion, she said that Haritalika Teej is not merely a fast, but a saga of womens resolve and power. Associated with the penance and determination of Goddess Parvati, this festival remains a symbol of the faith, strength, and dedication of our mothers and sisters even today, she said. Delhi Cabinet Minister Kapil Mishra and prominent figures from the Nepali and Gorkhali society were also present at the event. The festival was organised by 'Hamro Swabhiman Trust'. Top personalities who made remarkable contributions to society and the nation were honoured during the programme. Extending her warm greetings on Haritalika Teej, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta remarked that a culture that keeps the festivals of its women alive never perishes. Describing Haritalika Teej as a festival celebrating the power and self-respect of the Nepali and Gorkhali woman, she extended her wishes to the women of the community. The Chief Minister noted that along with various parts of the country, a large number of people from the Nepali and Gorkhali society reside in Delhi as well. The identity of this community is defined not merely by numbers, but by their courage, discipline, honesty, and loyalty. From national security to education, medicine, literature, music, sports, and business, people of this community have made significant contributions to the country's development and pride, she said. Appreciating the contributions of Yoga Guru Swami Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna, she said that Swami Ji brought yoga out of ashrams to the general public, while Acharya Ji played a key role in strengthening the scientific aspects behind yoga and Ayurveda. Together, both have given the country a sense of self-respect along with yoga and Ayurveda, she said. On this occasion, 10 personalities were honoured. Commending the felicitation ceremony, the Chief Minister said that celebrating a festival is one thing, but recognising and honouring soldiers, teachers, farmers, artists, and officials whose contributions did not receive adequate recognition is a far greater deed. She added that this is not merely an honour, but a record of society's contributions. On behalf of the Delhi Government and the people of Delhi, the Chief Minister offered her heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the 10 personalities who were honoured. Minister of Art, Culture and Language and Tourism Kapil Mishra praised Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna for organising the event. He bowed to the people of Delhi for their sensitivity and support regarding the natural disaster that struck Nepal.
ECI rejects social media claims, says SIR notice does not amount to voter name deletion
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Ganeshotsava tableau organisers booked for defying loudspeaker restrictions
Former Minister Ramanath Rais Car Meets With Accident, PA Injured
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Former Minister B. Ramanath Rai escapes unhurt in road accident
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High Court bench committee likely to visit Mangaluru in October: Ivan DSouza
Centre cannot insist states sing full Vande Mataram, says MLC
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Hyderabad: Gowliguda gurudwara marks century of faith, service
Hyderabad: Thousands of Sikhs came together to participate in the centenary celebrations of the historic Central Gurudwara Sahib Gowliguda at the Exhibition Grounds, Nampally, in Hyderabad on Sunday, September 20. Founded in 1926, the Central Gurudwara Sahib Gowliguda has stood witness to the transformation of Hyderabad across generations. Celebrating the landmark occasion, the Prabhandak Committee 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 .
TN: Annamalai criticises govt over jallikattu and temple administration
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Awareness meeting to limit human-sloth bear interactions in Nilgiris held
The event was organised by the forest department from the Mukurthi Forest Range of the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR) and was attended by residents as well as those from surrounding areas such as Manjoor
CPI(M) warns TVK govt. not to take unilateral decisions
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Vinayagar idol immersion processions held across Chennai
Breathing in death: How mining dust in the Aravallis is killing residents
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Gold likely to stay range-bound next week as dollar, West Asia tensions guide market: Analysts
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Karnataka: Gadag MLA warns of resignation over drought demand
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FairPoint: India suddenly has too many
FairPoint: India suddenly has too many naaraz fufajis, some even outside New Delhi: From Delhi to Washington, the naraaz fufaji the grumpy, angry or perpetually sulking uncle has now found a popular place in political vocabulary. It is not that naaraz fufaji is a new discovery; every Indian family knows one. But suddenly, [] The post FairPoint: India suddenly has too many naaraz fufajis, some even outside appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Aggrieved depositors of MHPFNL plan to go on mass protest in Egmore on September 21
More than 6,000 depositors comprising senior citizens and persons with disabilities have lost their funds due to a financial fraud which happened under the management of T. Devanthan Yadav, chairman and Managing Director
Advani, Sisodia in voters with 'discrepancies' list
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Indias Fourth Indigenous 700 MW Nuclear Reactor Begins Initial Fuel Loading At Rajasthans Rawatbhata
Bengal tea stall owner claims assault for serving minorities
Kolkata: A tea stall owner has claimed that a group of men assaulted him in West Bengals Paschim Bardhaman for serving Muslim customers and that he has previously received threats. The alleged assault took place on September 13 under the Kanksa police stations jurisdiction in Dangal villages Agaro Mile area. Shop owner Pratap Ghosh said Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Frances wine production nears a 70-year low, leaving winemakers with tough choices
As the French wine industry reaches a crisis point, key players are considering new markets, products and generations. Frances wine production nears a 70-year low, leaving winemakers with tough choices
Family killed in Hyderabad accident after Ganesh immersion
Hyderabad: A family returning home after Ganesh immersion died in an accident in Rangareddy early on Sunday, September 20. Four people, including a woman, were killed when the car they were travelling in rammed an under-construction culvert at Palamakula in Shamshabad. The accident occurred at 1.45 am when the family was returning from Mahabubnagar to 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 .
Asian Games: PM Narendra Modi congratulates Sonam, Elavenil and Vidarsa for 10m air rifle silver
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 20 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Indian shooters Elavenil Valarivan, Sonam Uttam Maskar and Vidarsa K Vinod after the trio won silver in the womens 10m air rifle team event at the Asian Games in Nagoya Sunday, while also praising Elavenil for securing another silver in the individual event later in the day. Hard work and teamwork lead to an outstanding result! Proud of Sonam Uttam Maskar, Elavenil Valarivan and Vidarsa K. Vinod for winning the Silver Medal at the Asian Games 2026 in the 10m Air Rifle Womens event. Their success will inspire several athletes in the coming times: PM Narendra Modi, PMO wrote on X. The Indian trio accumulated 1897 points to finish second behind China in the 16-team competition at the Aichi Pref. General Shooting Gallery. Japan claimed the bronze medal. Elavenil and Sonam subsequently advanced to the individual final, where both shooters featured among the top eight. Elavenil then added another silver to her tally after finishing second in the womens 10m air rifle individual final. Japans Hinata Taichi won gold with an Asian Games record score of 253.0, while Elavenil finished with 252.4. Elavenil remained in contention for gold deep into the individual final before Taichi produced a decisive finish. The Indian entered the final two shots with a 0.3-point advantage, but the Japanese shooter eventually edged ahead with her final shot. Congratulating Elavenil on her second medal of the day, PM Modi said the achievement made the occasion even more special. Indian shooters keep making us proud! Congrats to Elavenil Valarivan for winning a Silver Medal in the 10m Air Rifle Women Individual event at the Asian Games. This was her second medal of the day, making this even more special. My best wishes to her for the endeavours ahead: PM Narendra Modi PMO posted on X. Indias shooters had won a record 22 medals at the 2023 Asian Games, including seven gold, nine silver and six bronze.
England To Ask Ben Stokes To Come Out Of Retirement? Coach Stephen Fleming's Big Response
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Massive Drone Barrage Hits Moscow As Russia Votes, 2 Killed And Oil Refinery Damaged
Moscow and the surrounding region came under a major drone barrage on Sunday as Russias parliamentary election entered its final day, with Russian authorities reporting at least two deaths and damage to an oil refinery. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said more than 1,600 drones had been intercepted and shot down since Saturday, including around 450 [] The post Massive Drone Barrage Hits Moscow As Russia Votes, 2 Killed And Oil Refinery Damaged appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Nagenthran calls Rahul Gandhi a part-time politician
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Interstate Online Betting Gang Busted in Ganjam; 3 Arrested, Digital Cache Seized
The Ganjam Cyber Police have dismantled an alleged online betting app fraud network, arresting three persons and seizing a large cache of digital devices and financial documents. Acting on intelligence, police raided rented houses in Gajapati Nagar and Palurgada under Rambha police limits, where youths from outside Odisha were allegedly operating betting applications. Two suspects [] The post Interstate Online Betting Gang Busted in Ganjam; 3 Arrested, Digital Cache Seized appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
IITB suicide: Professor booked for abetment, probe underway
Mumbai: An IIT Bombay professor has been named as an accused in connection with the alleged suicide of a 22-year-old student on the campus, and the city police have transferred the investigation to the Crime Branch, officials said on Sunday, September 20. Sahil Ravindra Wakode was found hanging from the ceiling fan in his room 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 .
Facing Career Crossroads, Richardson Sets Sight On Reviving Test Chances Via India A Clash
West Coast Eagles: As he turns 30 on Sunday, Australia pacer Jhye Richardson said he has set his sights on reviving his Test cricket career through the upcoming red-ball series against India A, starting in Puducherry on September 22. It (turning 30) is quite scary knowing careers can end abruptly. But I still feel strong in myself and I'm enjoying the game and playing for my country. Senior bowler, junior - whatever it is - doesn't bother me too much as long as I'm enjoying my cricket. That's always the plan - to play Test cricket. I'd love to play Test cricket. Again, I've played a few games now, had a taste of Test cricket, but with shoulder issues and other issues, I haven't played as much as I would have liked. That (Border-Gavaskar Trophy) is always in the background. My mentality this year is just to be where my feet are. That's in Chennai right now and then in Puducherry for two four-day games against India A. Hopefully get through those two games and ultimately if I perform well, I can play Test cricket again, Richardson was quoted as saying by Cricinfo on Sunday. To prepare for the demanding red-ball stretch ahead, Richardson completed his maiden county stint with Yorkshire, where he shared a dressing room with current England Test captain Joe Root. Joe is amazing off the field. He's one of the best players in the world. But you know, some of the conversations that we have off the field don't regard cricket whatsoever. He's very intelligent and he thinks a lot about what he says. So it was a lot of fun with Joe and I'd love to go back next year. It was a great experience, obviously playing against him in the Ashes and then getting to know him a bit more off the field, he added. Reflecting on his workload management so far, Richardson said, The last couple of years with injury...I haven't had a long string of games together. So the idea was to finish the season strong, and then pretty much head straight into playing some county cricket, get some games there, and then prepare for GSL, which luckily I've gotten through so far. And then coming back with some new staff members coming into the WA set-up - new head coach (Beau Casson), new S&C [Strength and Conditioning] coach as well, who's brought a nice spin on things. He comes from an AFL background, was at the West Coast Eagles for 12 years. He's come in and pushed us really hard. Reflecting on his workload management so far, Richardson said, The last couple of years with injury...I haven't had a long string of games together. So the idea was to finish the season strong, and then pretty much head straight into playing some county cricket, get some games there, and then prepare for GSL, which luckily I've gotten through so far. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories We all know how much India loves its cricket. The stadiums are always packed out and super loud, so hopefully we can recreate something with that here. We might have to put in a good word around Chennai to try and get them on the Scorchers' side. Article Source: IANS
FairPoint: India suddenly has too many 'naaraz fufajis', some even outside
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 20 (IANS) From Delhi to Washington, the naraaz fufaji -- the grumpy, angry or perpetually sulking uncle -- has now found a popular place in political vocabulary. It is not that naaraz fufaji is a new discovery; every Indian family knows one. But suddenly, these two words have acquired their own status, putting a familiar family character at the centre of political conversations. It is quite interesting to watch several 'naaraz fufajis' getting the spotlight in the country, from the desi political arena to international politics and even other fields. The country suddenly seems to have too many fufajis. The fufaji is a character most Indian households instantly recognise. He arrives at a family function and, instead of simply enjoying the hospitality, starts inspecting the arrangements. Why is this here? Why was that done? What was the need? And, most importantly, why wasn't I asked? The questions may be basic, but the intention is usually to find something wrong and, perhaps, remind everyone that he would have done it better. If the food is good, he will ask why another dish was not included. If the venue is impressive, he will question why this place was chosen. And if everything has gone perfectly, he may remind everyone that his daughter's or son's wedding was better. Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently gave this familiar Indian character a political identity. During his interaction with students at the centenary celebrations of Shri Ram College of Commerce, PM Modi referred to the naraz fufaji, taking a dig at those who question every new government initiative. He returned to the expression days later in Vadodara while speaking about development projects worth more than Rs 35,000 crore and the completion of the Dedicated Freight Corridor. The Prime Minister did not name anyone. But politics does not always require names. Sometimes a fufaji is enough. PM Modi used the freight corridor to contrast the pace of work under his government with the earlier Congress-led UPA period, pointing out that the project had been conceived earlier but had moved slowly before 2014. Once the naraaz fufaji entered political vocabulary, social media did what it does best -- memes, videos and reels appeared. And, naturally, Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party became frequent recipients of the new political nickname. But Rahul Gandhi is not the only one who seems to have accepted the fufaji job description. Akhilesh Yadav too has increasingly found himself in the same political conversation, often taking a similar line to Rahul Gandhi on national issues. The BRICS Summit in New Delhi provided a rather perfect example. After India hosted a gala dinner for BRICS leaders with an elaborate vegetarian menu showcasing different parts of the country, Rahul Gandhi found something else to put on the political menu. He pointed out that 80 per cent of Indians are non-vegetarian and praised non-vegetarian food. Like a typical fufaji, Rahul Gandhi managed to find a point of criticism in the dinner menu at an international summit. Akhilesh Yadav also criticised the Centre and the Uttar Pradesh government, saying international events such as the BRICS Summit could not conceal domestic governance shortcomings or replace genuine democratic accountability. Fair criticism? That is for people to decide. But in the fufaji dictionary, the timing certainly qualifies. The naraaz fufaji does not discriminate between a major family decision and the colour of the curtains. Everything deserves a comment. The wedding may be grand. The guests may be happy. The food may be excellent. But the fufaji will still ask questions and pass indirect judgements. In politics, apparently, even a BRICS dinner is not safe. And then there is the international family. US President Donald Trump could almost qualify as the international edition of the fufaji -- the kind who walks into a family gathering and within minutes tells everyone how important he is, how much he has done for them and what they should be doing differently. India has had its own experience. During the tensions between India and Pakistan following Operation Sindoor in May 2025, Trump repeatedly claimed a role in bringing the hostilities to an end and spoke about mediation. India rejected the suggestion of US mediation and maintained that the cessation of firing followed direct communication between the two militaries. Then came the tariff threats and Trump's repeated comments on the Indian economy. In July 2025, he described India and Russia as having dead economies. No sooner had the international fufaji commented than some Indian fufajis led by Rahul Gandhi quickly endorsed it. Gandhi said Trump was right and that the Indian economy was a dead economy, while blaming the Modi government. They even tried to add their own reasons for the remarks, thereby proving a point for which the fufaji is perpetually known -- a fufaji gone naaraz. Every Indian knows this: the fufaji has an opinion about everything. And politics has plenty of such characters. Governments need criticism. Opposition parties have every right to question decisions. But when every government initiative is criticised simply because it comes from the government, the criticism can start sounding predictable. Rahul Gandhi has done this on several occasions, giving further credence to the fufaji title. At the same time, when every criticism is dismissed by calling the critic a naraaz fufaji, governments can also avoid answering uncomfortable questions. That is perhaps the strange beauty of the political fufaji. He is always around. He does not really retire. When his party is in Opposition, everything the government does is wrong. When his party comes to power, everything the previous government did becomes wrong. When the government announces something, he asks why. When it does not announce something, he asks why not. When something succeeds, he asks why it took so long. And when something fails, he is the first to say, I told you so. The fufaji will never change. And perhaps that is the most Indian thing about our political family. There will always be a naraaz fufaji, frowning at everything under the sun, no matter what. (Deepika Bhan can be contacted at deepika.b@ians.in)
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Starting October 1, 2026, domestic liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) consumers across India will be required to complete Biometric Aadhaar Authentication (BAA) to book gas refills at the regulated Retail Selling Price (RSP) and receive applicable subsidies. The Union Government introduced the mandatory authentication requirement to ensure that domestic gas subsidies reach genuine and deserving households [] The post Mandatory LPG Aadhaar Biometric Authentication from October 1 appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Edinburgh Castle Rockers vs Belfast Wolves: Inaugural European T20 Premier League Final Preview
The inaugural ICC-sanctioned European T20 Premier League 2026 has reached its final chapter as Edinburgh Castle Rockers take on Belfast Wolves in the summit clash at the Malahide Cricket Club, Dublin. The Edinburgh Castle Rockers earned a direct passage to the title clash after finishing at the top of the table in the league stage, while Belfast Wolves secured their place in the final with a seven-wicket victory over Amsterdam Flames in the qualifier. The two sides now meet for the first-ever ETPL title, as Europe prepares to crown its first champions. Both teams have already faced each other twice during the tournament, with each side winning once, and the final now presents the opportunity for either side to settle the contest. For Edinburgh Castle Rockers, captain Mitchell Santner has been central to the teams campaign as they topped the league stage and earned the advantage of going straight into the final. Reflecting on the teams journey in the inaugural season, Santner highlighted how the new group has come together throughout the tournament. Its been a great start to the first year of the tournament. As a new team with a new group of players and management, weve really gelled well both on and off the field. We were very good in Holland and also performed well in Ireland, and while we lost a couple of games here, we were able to finish top of the table and go straight through. The level of competition has been really good this year, and its been a great tournament to be part of. Now, weve got a big game and were looking forward to it. Belfast Wolves, meanwhile, come into the final on the back of an impressive qualifier win over Amsterdam Flames. Captain Glenn Maxwell played a decisive role in that victory, returning career-best T20 bowling figures of 4/18 before hitting the winning runs with consecutive sixes, while chasing a modest total of 133, giving them strong momentum heading into the final. Maxwell has also been impressed by the quality of cricket throughout the inaugural season, particularly the way players have adapted to the challenging European conditions. Reflecting on the tournament, the Belfast Wolves captain said, The standard of the competition has been outstanding. Weve been challenged by the conditions at times, particularly with the weather and wet outfields in Voorburg, but the players deserve a lot of credit for adapting and continuing to play a good brand of cricket. It has come across really well on the telecast, and the fans have also been outstanding throughout the tournament. The final will also bring together two sides with plenty of firepower across their line-ups. Edinburgh have seen Brandon McMullen produce a standout 82* against Glasgow Cosmic, while JJ Smuts 98 off 60 balls played a major role in their first win over the Wolves. Santner himself has contributed with both bat and ball throughout the campaign. The Wolves, meanwhile, have a wealth of experience in their middle order, with Glenn Maxwell, Lorcan Tucker and Paul Stirling providing plenty of firepower. Maxwells 82* against Edinburgh earlier in the league stage helped Belfast secure a nine-run DLS victory. Maxwell commended his teams bench strength, saying that reaching the final in the first edition of the tournament despite a few challenges was a huge achievement, and that they now need one final push against the Castle Rockers. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Its been a massive achievement to be able to reach the final in year one of this competition. We've played some great cricket along the way. The fact that we've been able to do it with a couple of injuries along the way. We've had a fairly deep list that we've had to dig deep into. They've all held themselves to a really high standard, and that high standard has carried on throughout this tournament and hopefully we can carry it through into one final game and one huge effort against the Edinburgh team, Maxwell added.
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Shafali Verma Smashes Maiden T20I Century As India Storm Into Asian Games Final
Shafali Verma smashed her maiden T20I century as India stormed into the womens cricket final at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games with a 114-run victory over Bangladesh on Sunday. Batting first after captain Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss, India posted 195/4 at Nisshins Karogi Athletic Park. Bangladesh were never able to mount a serious chase [] The post Shafali Verma Smashes Maiden T20I Century As India Storm Into Asian Games Final appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
