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Rising Ebola Threat in Congo Claims 330 Childrens Lives: UNICEF

Kinsasha, August 7: The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has resulted in the deaths of 330 children, significantly impact

'Long COVID is a jaw-dropping lie': Explosive testimony on mRNA COVID-19 vaccine lies stuns Senate

Centre imposing E20 without any scientific assessment: Kejriwal

CSA include 3 T20Is to India women's tour of South Africa

The Indian team will spend an extra week in South Africa to play the T20I series between December 26 and 30

Congress rebel leader Naresh Meena surrenders in Tonk after bail cancellation

Donald Trump in the Persian labyrinth

Americas Iran war stalls as Tehran turns pressure into strategic advantage

Hawks Lay Volleyball Plans Across TG, AP

The trials witnessed enthusiastic participation from aspiring volleyball players, with 105 players competing in the Under-21 category and 40 taki

Drunken Youth in Car Ram Into Woman Medical Students; Leave One Critical

Both the PG medical students have been severely injured. The two youth fled from the spot with their car. Another person passing by in a car saw

Man Accused Of Torturing Wife; Community Seeks Arrest

According to the association, a resident of Obula Keshavapur in Jangaon district married the woman from the Vaddera community.

Stop the scam: On the digital arrest menace

The digital arrest scam persists from overseas actors

Access paradox: On medical education in India

Private medical education widens access, but affects affordability

Lok Sabha clears tax bill to boost electronics manufacturing, ease investment rules

The Lok Sabha approved a bill promoting domestic electronics manufacturing and foreign investment. Foreign firms producing electronics locally wi

Smart IDs in hand yet facing eviction, say authorised street vendors in Mumbai

The delay in forming the Town Vending Committee, empowered to designate vending zones and pitches, is hurting hawkers across the city

Interstate Cab Thief Held, Three Vehicles Recovered

Police said the accused had adopted the same modus operandi in several cases across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

AAP alleges voters wrongly marked as shifted, seeks details from Delhi Chief Electoral Officer

South Indias Micro-Cuisines Find a New Voice at Hosa Hyderabad

From temple recipes and forgotten home classics to tropical cocktails and thoughtful design, Hosa's Hyderabad outpost celebrates South India in a

300 Chandni Chowk shops asked to shut from Aug. 12-15

I-Day security measures tightened in area after last years Red Fort blast; deployment of additional personnel, inspection drives advanced by 2 we

Odisha To Develop Zero-Fatality Corridors, Adopt 'Forgiving Roads' Concept To Curb Road Deaths

Officials said the programme will begin with pilot projects on accident-prone stretches before being expanded across the state.

IIT Madras incubated deep tech firm Solinas Integrity raises funds for expansion

Man fakes kidnapping after concealing year-long unemployment, mounting debt in Delhi

AIIMS doctors perform bariatric surgery on man weighing 209 kg

Tanvi, Ashmita, Rakshitha storm into Korea Masters quarterfinals

Among the other Indian women singles players, Ashmita Chaliha progressed with a dominant 21-17, 21-6 win over South Koreas Kim Min Ji in just 31

Singareni To Adopt Autonomous, Tele-remote Mining Technology

The visit focused on procurement of advanced equipment, faster availability of spares and the possibility of setting up local maintenance hubs to

68 kg of ganja seized from express train at Jolarpet railway station

RJD dissolves organisational units after Bankipur loss amid calls to get rid of sycophants

Anil Menon Undertakes First Spacewalk

NASA astronaut Anil Menon completed his first spacewalk outside the International Space Station, helping upgrade its power system for future miss

IndiaRF buys machine castings maker Fine Edge for Rs 2,000 cr

IndiaRF, backed by Piramal Finance and Bain Capital, has acquired a majority stake. The machine castings maker Fine Edge Engineering was acquired

VIT Chancellor calls on Union Civil Aviation Minister; seeks opening of new airport in Vellore

Job fair for persons with disability held

Farmers oppose land acquisition for proposed Nandan Link Canal project in Tiruvannamalai

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School Education Department working out plans to set up helplines, mobile app to tackle drug abuse

Online liquor orders will curb overcharging at Tasmac counters, says Minister

QR codes will be used; No Home delivery

National Kamadhenu Cattle Breeding Centre in Nellore to Get Sustained Water Supply

A major feather in its cap has been the establishment of a state-of-the-art In-Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) and Embryo Transfer Technology (ETT) Lab

Govt Speeds Up Preparations To launch Full-Fledged Services At TIMS

The minister was speaking at a meeting to assess the ongoing trial run of medical services at the hospital, infrastructure, medical equipment, re

BJP MLAs protest Jharkhand exam irregularities as Rahul Gandhi speaks with students

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Poikkal Kuthirai to join Tamil Nadus cultural icons in the skies

2 Killed, 13 Injured In Syria Bus Blast

At least two people were killed and 13 wounded after a bomb planted on a minibus exploded on Thursday in the Syrian town of Jaramana near capital

Viewpoint | Of Lord Murugas Abodes and Identity

The place has since emerged as a major flashpoint for religious politics in Tamil Nadu.

A rare Greenland shark found in Ireland gave scientists new clues about how it lives for centuries

Greenland shark lifespan explained: A rare Greenland shark washed ashore on Ireland's west coast in April 2026. Researchers estimated the shark w

Avadi Corporation steps up waterbodies restoration to boost flood resilience and groundwater recharge

No announcement of jobs, assistance in Budget disappoints persons with disabilities

El Nio could bring over 50 cm of rain, says Chennai Mayor as GCC races to complete canal improvement works

Minjur desalination plant to be partially operational soon

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Vishnu Vardhan Reddy Takes Charge as Consul General of India of Dubai

Dr Reddy held an interactive session with members of the media at the Consulate General of India, Dubai and appreciated their continued support i

The language of obscenity in Tamil Nadu politics

The arrest of the LoP for his allegedly crude remarks has rekindled memories of a time when leaders would scathingly attack their rivals

City hospital launches diabetic foot care clinic

4 persons arrested for taking away car after assaulting its driver

Police Grill Mahbub for 5 Hours, Custody Cut Short After Illness

The investigators complained of Mahbub Alam Khan's behaviour. According to sources, the accused had abused not only police officials but his coun

Karnataka High Court asks States response to plea complaining about impact of tunnel road project to Hebbal lake

Court warns authorities of staying the project if they failed to respond by August 24

GVMC Launches Dial-A-Tanker Amid City Water Crisis

GVMC commissioner Ketan Garg, in a statement on Thursday, said the corporation is working on a war footing to ensure The corporations water suppl

Delhi HC refuses to quash case against doctor for aborting minors pregnancy, not reporting it

Irrigation for Crops, Govt Caught Between Devil and the Deep Sea

Government weighs irrigation demand as officials stress conserving water for drinking needs

Indian batters aim to ace spin test in warm-up before Test series against SL

Some frontline batters like skipper Shubman Gill, K.L. Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal had started preparations against spin individually at their hom

BJP Ridicules Revanth Reddys Claim on FIRs Over Morphed PM Content

Rao termed the CMs claim misleading and hypocritical, saying it exposed double standards.

Minister Savadi Reviews Flood-Drought Damage, Assures Action on Harawada Sea Erosion

The minister also assured that the government would also consult agricultural experts to address the spread of leaf spot and fruit rot diseases a

Adults Dialling for Emotional Support on the Rise

Young adults aged 18-30 accounted for the highest number of calls to the Roshini Helpline in 2025, with mental health concerns topping the list o

Super El Nio 2026 is reshaping hurricane season. Here's what NOAA forecasts

NOAA predicts a below-average Atlantic hurricane season for 2026. A strong El Nio is expected to suppress storm development significantly this ye

Commuters demand lift, parking space at railway station in Gummidipoondi

They complain about the slow progress of its renovation under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme.They also seek adequate passenger amenities and an

JDU MP opposes renewal of Farakka Treaty with B'desh, says Bihar's 'interests must be addressed'

The Janata Dal (United) party has requested the central government not renew the Farakka water-sharing treaty. This 30-year agreement with Bangla

Late July Rains See Surge in Paddy Planting, Officials Worried

If the IMD predictions hold, then we will have a long dry spell from middle of August and into September. The question is what will happen if the

Businessman held for sexual harassment

China-Japan tensions escalate after Tokyo labels Beijing as its 'greatest strategic challenge'

The white paper approved by Japan's cabinet on Tuesday (August 4) said China's growing military actions are Japans top security challenge and mus

Lok Sabha Okays Law for Levy on UPI

Amendment removes legal bar on merchant charges; peer-to-peer payments may stay free

Iltija booked for assaulting cop; PDP says she was manhandled

AI's future lies in affordable, accessible intelligence, not just smarter models

The rapid reduction in costs associated with artificial intelligence will lead to its widespread adoption. This newfound accessibility will allow

Govt. orders action on TNHB land redevelopment issues

Civic body chief shifted after waterlogging in Gurugram; WFH advisory issued for today

Congress MP accuses BJP of diverting attention from Delhi student protests by focusing on Jharkhand exam issues

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Joshi Tightens Grip on J&K Open 2026 with Commanding SixShot Lead

Rashid Khan of Delhi, himself a former Asian Tour winner, produced the days standout rounda sizzling sevenunder 64to climb into sole second at 13

'State, fed program funds are their lifeline': Witness explosive claim on Muslim Brotherhood groups

'State, fed program funds are their lifeline': Witness explosive claim on Muslim Brotherhood groups

4-Year-Old Girl Dies After Falling Into Hot Sambar

She sustained severe burn injuries and was rushed to the Government General Hospital in Kurnool, where she underwent treatment.

Landmine blast injures Army duo in Poonchs Mendhar, 2 rusty shells destroyed in Mankote sector

Psychology says people who always stay enthusiastic and try to enjoy every moment of life aren't necessarily deeply happy: What this behavior reveals?

Psychology says people who always stay enthusiastic and try to enjoy every moment of life aren't necessarily deeply happy. Constant positivity ca

AP Seeks KRMB Meeting on Krishna Water Sharing

Andhra Pradesh also sought allocations to meet its drinking water requirements and other essential needs.

Indias first high-altitude wildlife safari to come up in Ladakh

JLL Opens 1.2 Lakh Sq Ft GCC in Hyderabad; Telangana Logs 150 GCCs, 1.5 Lakh Jobs in 20 Months

It is intended to deliver mission-critical services in finance, HR, project management, lease administration, analytics and technology-enabled so

India proposes BRICS incubator network, startup innovation fund

India proposed a BRICS incubator network and a startup innovation fund. Ministers adopted a joint declaration to advance industrial growth throug

India Accounted for Nearly One-Third of Global GDP at the Beginning of Common Era: FM

FM says empowering every state is vital for investment, growth and inclusive development

Old age home cremated man aged 72 as daughters attended funeral by video call

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TGSPDCL Launches Basti Baata in Begumpet

The programme aims at redressal of grievances on the spot

TNPL: Sachin to the fore as Kovai Kings win

Wangchuk gives government 1 month to drop cases, compensate kin of Leh protest firing victims

Japanese Proverb of the Day: Buying cheap things wastes your Life lessons on money, quality, financial management, investment, consumer habits, shopping and why bargain is not always a saving

Japanese Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of Buying cheap things wastes your money. The saying reflects how value is often determined by

Telangana Tops Country in Cybercrime Battles

State ranked first in nation in nine criteria

All clear for DK as Karnataka Legislative Council chairman gives in

Basavaraj Horatti will step down as Karnataka Legislative Council Chairman next week. Senior Congress leader Saleem Ahmed is expected to take ove

J&K CM visits flood-hit Rajouri, reviews relief measures

US filings for jobless benefits rise to 199,000 last week, but layoffs remain historically low

U.S. jobless aid applications increased by one thousand last week. Filings for unemployment benefits reached one hundred ninety-nine thousand for

ANMs Seek Reduction in Workload, Early Completion of Recruitment

The union leaders said making ABHA registration compulsory for maternal and child healthcare services had created difficulties at the field level