ISKCON unveils 800-kg robotic elephant in Visakhapatnam
GVMC elections will be a battle between 'Sale Vizag' and 'Save Vizag': YSRCP leaders
Over 65 MoUs Likely At CII Regional Summit In Tirupati
The regional summit is being organised as a precursor to the 31st CII Partnership Summit scheduled in Visakhapatnam on November 12 and 13.
15 candidates in fray for Visakhapatnam Mayors post
2nd ODI: Harmanpreet, Deepti, Vaishnavi take India to series win over Zimbabwe (Ld)
Digital Desk | Vadodara, Oct 25 (IANS) Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma struck centuries before left-arm spinner Vaishnavi Sharma claimed her maiden four-wicket haul in international cricket as India beat Zimbabwe by 121 runs in the second womens ODI here at the BCA Stadium on Sunday to seal the three-match series 2-0 with a game to spare. After Pratika Rawal made 61, Harmanpreet (126) and Deepti (106 not out) shared a record 153-run stand for the fifth wicket to power India to 328/6 after an early wobble. Zimbabwe made a spirited start in reply through Modester Mupachikwa (49) and Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano (46), but Vaishnavis spell in the middle overs triggered a collapse as the visitors were bowled out for 207 in 48.5 overs. Vaishnavi, who came into the playing eleven in place of the rested Kranti Gaud, ripped through the Zimbabwe line-up to finish with impressive figures of 4-39 from her 10 overs. Deepti then returned in the death overs to pick up 3-32 and round off a commanding all-round display. Apart from Vaishnavi and Deepti, Jintimani Kalita, Sayali Satghare and N Sree Charani picked a scalp each. After electing to bat first, India were off to a shaky start. Nomvelo Sibanda struck in the very first over when Smriti Mandhana went for an ill-judged pull off a short, wide delivery and was caught at short third. Sibanda claimed her second scalp when Shafali Verma (8) pulled one low towards midwicket, where Nyasha Gwanzura held a sharp catch inches off the ground, a decision upheld by the TV umpire. With India at 19/2, Harmanpreet and Pratika set about repairing the damage with a 124-run third-wicket partnership. Harmanpreet looked in control with her back-foot and off-side shots, while taking a liking to Sibanda and Tendai Makusha and finding the boundary ropes with a series of crisp drives and cuts. Pratika, who looked pristine, struck the first six of the match by lofting Makusha over long-on in the 10th over. The pair brought up Indias hundred in the 16th over, before Pratika completed her half-century off 57 balls and celebrated by stepping out to loft Loryn Phiri for a six straight down the ground. An over later, Harmanpreet reached her fifty off 51 deliveries. Zimbabwes fielding effort was also hit by injuries, with Mugeri-Tiripano hurting her right knee and captain Josephine Nkomo leaving the field after a diving stop. Nyasha finally broke the third-wicket stand in the 23rd over when Pratika, who was dropped on 59, swept straight into the hands of deep midwicket. She made 61 off 67 balls, laced with four boundaries and two sixes. Leg-spinner Olinder Chare struck in the next over, as Tejal Hasabnis (3) skied a slog-sweep to mid-on. Harmanpreet, who was dropped on 66 by Nkomo at short midwicket, and Deepti then steadied the innings. After Harmanpreet cut Nyasha for four, Deepti cashed in on some wayward bowling down the leg side, sweeping repeatedly to the fine-leg boundary while also cutting and pulling to race to 45 off 35 balls, with Harmanpreet unbeaten on 88 off as many balls at the second drinks break. Deepti then brought up her fifty off 37 balls in the 35th over by sweeping a Sibanda full toss past square leg. Harmanpreet, meanwhile, moved through the nineties with a classy drive through extra cover off Makusha before completing her century off 101 balls with a fine sweep off Beloved Biza in the 41st over. It was her eighth ODI hundred, but Harmanpreet kept her celebration low-key - settling for a handshake with Deepti as the Indian dressing room rose to applaud. Zimbabwes woes in the field continued, with Harmanpreet getting two more lives. Michelle Mavunga failed to hold on to a diving chance at long-on, while Nomvelo spilled a chance at backward point. The pair helped India race past 300 in the 46th over before Michelle finally ended Harmanpreets stay by luring her into a big hit with a slower, fuller delivery that was caught by at long-off. Harmanpreet, who hit 15 boundaries in her 121-ball 126, walked back to a standing ovation from her teammates. Her 153-run stand with Deepti is now India womens highest partnership for the fifth wicket or lower in ODIs, eclipsing the 122-run association between Sneh Rana and Pooja Vastrakar against Pakistan in the 2022 ODI World Cup. Richa Ghosh (7) fell soon after, holing out to long-on off a Tendai full toss in the 48th over. Deepti, however, made sure India finished strongly. She reached her second ODI hundred off 83 balls her first ton since 2017 - in the final over by sweeping Tendai between short fine leg and square leg, and remained unbeaten on 106 off 86 balls, laced with 15 boundaries. The sweep alone fetched her 36 runs, including eight boundaries. Deeptis 83-ball century is the fifth fastest ton by an India womens batter in ODIs, and she also became the first Indian woman to score a hundred at number six or lower, bettering Richas 94 coming against South Africa in the 2025 ODI World Cup in Visakhapatnam. Zimbabwe made a bright start to the chase as Modester cracked two boundaries off the first two balls from Sayali. The Indian seamers struggled with their lines early on as Modester continued to cash in on anything short or on the pads. But India struck through spin in the ninth over when Charani had Loryn Phiri (6) caught by short midwicket and end a 38-run opening stand. Chipo then took the attack to the spinners, hitting three fours in a Charani over. She added 69 for the second wicket with Modester before Sayali got a breakthrough in the 23rd over by castling her for 46 through the gate with one that nipped back in. Vaishnavi, who bowled slower through the air, then turned the game decisively in Indias favour. Switching to over the wicket, the left-arm spinner picked up her maiden ODI wicket when Modester fell one short of a fifty, as she sliced straight to backward point. Beloved Biza (34) tried to keep Zimbabwe in the hunt with some aggressive strokes against the spinners, but was trapped lbw by Vaishnavi after India successfully reviewed the decision. Vaishnavi then bowled Michelle Mavunga (3) with a classic flighted delivery that clipped the top of off-stump. Zimbabwe skipper Josephine Nkomo, who survived a dropped chance by wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh, was also undone by Vaishnavis flight and was trapped lbw for 20 with the DRS failing to save her. Nyasha Gwanzura briefly entertained with the first six of the Zimbabwe innings, but Deepti trapped her lbw, while having Nomvelo Sibanda edged the next ball to slip. Though Deepti missed out on a hat-trick, she returned to dismiss Tendai Makusha with a leading edge to backward point. Jintimani wrapped up the innings in the 49th over and also got her first ODI wicket when Chiedza Dhururu chipped straight to cover, as India got another comprehensive win. Brief Scores: India 328/6 in 50 overs (Harmanpreet Kaur 126, Deepti Sharma 106 not out; Nomvelo Sibanda 2-38, Nyasha Gwanzura 1-43) beat Zimbabwe 207 all out in 48.5 overs (Modester Mupachikwa 49, Chipo Mugari-Tiripano 46; Vaishnavi Sharma 4-39, Deepti Sharma 3-32) by 121 runs
A.P. braces for very severe cyclone, to evacuate people in coastal districts
APSDMA Managing Director Prakhar Jain says landfall is likely between Machilipatnam and Visakhapatnam on October 28, with wind speeds expected to reach 140 kmph
Vigilance Awareness Week: HPCL holds walkathon in Visakhapatnam
Visakhapatnams air quality dips to Poor category, AQI touches 254
The reading is the highest among the 15 cities in Andhra Pradesh listed in the bulletin of the Central Pollution Control Board; PM2.5 a fine particulate matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter has been identified as the main pollutant
Watch: Cyclone Arnab: Odisha steps up preparedness; fishing suspended in parts of Tamil Nadu
The depression over the Bay of Bengal is likely to intensify into a very severe cyclonic storm by October 28 and cross the Andhra Pradesh coast between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam, with wind speeds of up to 125 kmph and gusts reaching 140 kmph.
Watch: Cyclone Arnab: Odisha steps up preparedness; fishing suspended in parts of Tamil Nadu
The depression over the Bay of Bengal is likely to intensify into a very severe cyclonic storm by October 28 and cross the Andhra Pradesh coast between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam, with wind speeds of up to 125 kmph and gusts reaching 140 kmph.
The return flight leaves Visakhapatnam at 9.05 a.m. and reaches Delhi at 11.30 a.m.
Naidu puts officials on high alert as cyclone nears Andhra Pradesh coast
Ten NDRF and 11 SDRF teams kept ready; landfall likely between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam on October 28
2nd ODI: Harmanpreet, Deepti Hit Centuries As India Post 328/6 Against Zimbabwe
ODI World Cup: Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma centuries each while sharing a 153-run stand for the fifth wicket as India recovered from an early wobble to post 328/6 against Zimbabwe in the second womens ODI here at the BCA Stadium on Sunday. Put in to bat, India were rocked inside the first three overs when Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma fell cheaply. Harmanpreet and Pratika Rawal steadied the ship with a 124-run third-wicket partnership. Pratika looked increasingly assured against the spinners before holing out for 61 off 67 balls, laced with four boundaries and two sixes. Harmanpreet, by contrast, looked in control with her backfoot and off-side shots to hit a 121-ball 126 laced with 15 boundaries. She was dropped three times on her way to reaching her eighth ODI hundred. Deepti, meanwhile, got India some momentum back with a fluent knock built largely on the sweep shot, which fetched her 36 runs including eight boundaries. Deepti went on to complete her second ODI hundred in the final over, finishing unbeaten on 106 off 86 balls laced with 15 boundaries. Her 83-ball century is the fifth fastest by an India womens batter in ODIs, and also became the first Indian woman to score a hundred at number six or lower, bettering Richa Ghoshs 94 against South Africa coming in 2025 ODI World Cup in Visakhapatnam. The 153-run stand off 137 balls between Harmanpreet and Deepti is now India womens highest partnership for the fifth wicket or lower in ODIs, eclipsing the 122-run association between Sneh Rana and Pooja Vastrakar against Pakistan in the 2022 ODI World Cup. With Zimbabwe facing a daunting chase, India are firm favourites to win the match and clinch the series with a game to spare. After electing to bat first, India were off to a very shaky start. Nomvelo Sibanda struck in the very first over when Smriti Mandhana went for an ill-judged pull off a short, wide delivery and was caught by short third. Nomvelo claimed her second scalp when Shafali Verma (8) pulled one low towards midwicket, ho held a sharp catch inches off the ground, a decision upheld by the TV umpire. With India at 19/2, Harmanpreet and Pratika then set about repairing the damage. The India captain took a liking to Sibanda and Tendai Makusha, and found the boundary fence with a series of crisp drives and cuts, while a pristine Pratika struck the first six of the match by lofting Tendai Makusha over long-on in the 10th over. The pair brought up Indias hundred in the 16th over, before Pratika completed her half-century off 57 balls and celebrated by stepping out to loft Loryn Phiri for a six straight down the ground. An over later, Harmanpreet reached her fifty off 51 deliveries. Zimbabwes fielding effort was also hit by injuries, with Tiripano hurting her right knee and captain Josephine Nkomo leaving the field after a diving stop. Nyasha Gwanzura finally broke the 126-run third-wicket stand in the 23rd over when Pratika, who was dropped on 59, swept straight into the hands of deep mid-wicket. Leg-spinner Olinder Chare struck in the next over, as Tejal Hasabnis (3) skied a slog-sweep to mid-on. Harmanpreet, who was dropped on 66 by Nkomo at short midwicket, and Deepti Sharma steadied the innings to keep India going. After Harmanpreet cut Nyasha for four, Deepti cashed in on some wayward bowling down the leg side, sweeping repeatedly to the fine-leg boundary while cutting and pulling at times to race 45 off 35 balls, with Harmanpreet unbeaten on 88 off as many balls at the second drinks break. Post that, Deepti brought up her fifty off 37 balls in the 35th over by sweeping a Nomvelo full toss past square leg, and kept up the pressure with a string of sweeps against the Zimbabwe spinners. Harmanpreet, meanwhile, moved through the nineties with a classy drive through extra cover off Tendai Makusha before completing her century off 101 balls with a fine sweep off Beloved Biza in the 41st over. It was her eighth ODI hundred, but Harmanpreet kept her celebration low-key - settling for a handshake with Deepti as the dressing room rose to applaud. Zimbabwes woes in the field continued, with Harmanpreet getting two more lives - Michelle Mavunga failed to hold on to a diving chance at long-on, while Sibanda spilled a chance at backward point. The pair helped India race past 300 in the 46th over before Michelle finally ended Harmanpreets stay by luring her into a big hit with a slower, fuller delivery that was caught by substitute fielder at long-off. It ended Harmanpreets 152-run stand for the fifth wicket with Deepti, as she walked back to a standing ovation from her teammates. Richa Ghosh (7) fell soon after, holing out to Chigora at long-on off a Tendai full toss in the 48th over. Deepti, however, made sure India finished strongly. She reached her second ODI hundred off 83 balls in the final over by sweeping Makusha between short fine leg and square leg, and remained unbeaten on 106 as India posted an imposing total. It ended Harmanpreets 152-run stand for the fifth wicket with Deepti, as she walked back to a standing ovation from her teammates. Richa Ghosh (7) fell soon after, holing out to Chigora at long-on off a Tendai full toss in the 48th over. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Andhra Ministers put power utilities on alert ahead of cyclone; 25,000 poles kept ready
People can report power supply problems on helpline 1912 during the cyclone, officials say
Akasa Air launches Vizag-Delhi flights, becomes third airline on route
Akasa Air has initiated flights connecting Visakhapatnam and New Delhi, marking its return to the region. Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu announced this new service, emphasizing increased travel flexibility. This development makes Akasa Air the third airline operating on this route, enhancing options for travelers. The launch complements ongoing expansions at Visakhapatnam's Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport.
No direct impact of Cyclone 'Arnab' in Bengal, says weather office
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Oct 25 (IANS) The Regional Meteorological Centre in Kolkata on Sunday said there would be no direct impact of Cyclone 'Arnab' in West Bengal. However, under its influence, scattered rain along with thunderstorms will occur from October 27 to 30. The Meteorological Office said the depression that has formed over the east-central and adjacent southeast Bay of Bengal is moving southeast at a speed of eight kilometres per hour. By 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, its position was 470 kilometres north-northwest of Srivijayapuram in Andaman, 860 kilometres east-southeast of Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh, 950 kilometres east-southeast of Kakinada, 1,060 kilometres east of Machilipatnam and 1,130 kilometres east of Bapatla. On Sunday, it will gradually move southwards and turn west-north-westwards over the east-central Bay of Bengal. After that, it will move in that direction and turn into a cyclone by Monday morning. If the cyclone forms, it will be named 'Arnab' and is going to gather more strength over the sea and turn into a severe cyclone by Tuesday morning. The severe cyclone may gradually move north-westwards and take the form of a very severe cyclone. It will reach the Andhra Pradesh coast on Wednesday morning. The cyclone is going to make landfall on the Andhra Pradesh coast between Vapatala and Visakhapatnam in an 'extremely severe' form by Wednesday afternoon. At that time, the storm speed will be 115 to 125 kilometres per hour, and may reach 140 kilometres per hour. Due to the influence of the low-pressure system and cyclone, strong winds will blow over the east-central and southeast Bay of Bengal. The wind speed has started increasing over the sea since Sunday. An alert has been issued on the coast of West Bengal from Tuesday, and fishermen have been asked to stay away from the sea after Tuesday. Those who are there have been asked to return by Tuesday. The wind speed will be 35 to 55 kilometres per hour from Tuesday on the coast of West Bengal. The sea will be rough due to the influence of the low-pressure system and the cyclone. Heavy rain will occur in some districts of South Bengal due to the influence of the Cyclone. Heavy rain is likely in South 24 Parganas, East Midnapore, West Midnapore and Jhargram districts on Wednesday and Thursday. Apart from this, heavy rain is likely in Purulia and Bankura on Thursday. Scattered rain, thunderstorms and lightning are likely in Kolkata, Howrah and Hooghly on Wednesday and Thursday. It will continue in North 24 Parganas, East Burdwan, West Burdwan, Birbhum, Murshidabad and Nadia districts from Wednesday to Saturday. In North Bengal, heavy rain is likely in Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Jalpaiguri and Alipurduar districts from Thursday. Scattered rain with thunderstorms and lightning will occur in the remaining North districts. There will be no major change in the temperature in West Bengal for the next three days. After that, the mercury may drop by two to three degrees. The minimum temperature in Kolkata on Sunday morning was 23.4 degrees Celsius, 0.4 degrees above normal. The maximum temperature in the city on Saturday was 31.2 degrees Celsius, 0.5 degrees below normal.
Blast that killed seven in ASR district leaves 10 tribal families with damaged homes
The families at Peechumamidi fear their cracked houses will not withstand heavy rain
Odisha steps up preparedness as severe cyclonic storm nears Andhra coast
The Odisha government on Sunday stepped up preparations, mobilising personnel and equipment in vulnerable areas, as a severe cyclonic storm is likely to hit the neighbouring Andhra Pradesh coast on October 28, officials said. The India Meteorological Department (IMD), in its latest bulletin, said a depression over the Bay of Bengal is likely to cross the coast between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh as a very severe cyclonic storm, with maximum sustained winds of 115-125 kmph and gusts up to 140 kmph. The system is expected to make landfall around the forenoon of October 28, with the predicted landfall area around 300 km from Odisha's Gopalpur, officials said. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi said that although the system was forecast to make landfall in Andhra Pradesh, the Odisha government would take no chances and remain fully prepared to deal with any eventuality. He directed officials to prioritise public safety, evacuation and emergency response, reiterating the
AP Braces for Cyclone, Odisha Issues Red Alerts, 9 TN Ports on Alert
According to the IMD, the system is very likely to cross the Andhra Pradesh and Yanam coasts between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam around forenoon on October 28
Very severe cyclonic storm likely to cross Andhra coast on October 28, says IMD
Visakhapatnam The depression over East-central and adjoining Southeast Bay of Bengal is likely to intensify into a very severe cyclonic The post Very severe cyclonic storm likely to cross Andhra coast on October 28, says IMD appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Hydroponic Ganja Worth Rs.4 Cr Seized at Visakhapatnam Airport
Hydroponic ganja is grown in a controlled environment without the use of soil.
Centre assures support to Andhra Pradeshin semiconductor sector
CM Naidu seeks Amaravati-Visakhapatnam high-speed rail corridor
Centre backs A.P.s semiconductor push, approves rail links for nine ports
Ashwini Vaishnaw assures support for chip-sector research, skilling and AI; agrees to a Vande Bharat sleeper train between Visakhapatnam and Bengaluru via Tirupati as Chandrababu Naidu seeks approval for key railway projects
14-year-old killed in road accident at Kommadi in Visakhapatnam
Bay of Bengal Depression to Become Severe Cyclone; Landfall Expected Near Bapatla-Visakhapatnam
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a Pre-Cyclone Watch (Yellow Message) for Andhra Pradesh and adjoining South Odisha coasts following the formation of a depression over the Eastcentral and adjoining Southeast Bay of Bengal. According to the latest bulletin, the well-marked low-pressure area has concentrated into a depression. It was centered near Latitude 15.8N [] The post Bay of Bengal Depression to Become Severe Cyclone; Landfall Expected Near Bapatla-Visakhapatnam appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Women voters in GVMC zones outnumber men in most wards
The women across the city claim that their voting choices are shaped by a combination of welfare benefits, household economics, civic infrastructure, performance, and the accessibility of local representatives
Akasa Air Launching Daily Vizag-Delhi Flight From Today
Delhi is a key destination for travellers from Visakhapatnam for business, official work, education, and tourism.
APEPDCL puts 12 coastal districts on high alert for Cyclone Arnab
Vizag TMT rebars make a market comeback as RINL resumes rolling operations
The revival swiftly addresses supply constraints, restoring the availability of the trusted Vizag TMT brand across commercial channels, says senior RINL official
Seven killed as tipper carrying diesel catches fire in ASR district of Andhra Pradesh
A spark is suspected to have triggered an explosion when staff of the tipper were shifting diesel to a pickup truck; government teacher who took a lift in the tipper for her school is among the deceased
Visakhapatnam vs Vijayawada: Tracking the Exact Landfall Zone for Potential Cyclone Arnab
As a potent weather system brews over the waters of the Bay of Bengal, international meteorological eyes are locked on its evolution into a potential cyclonic storm expected to be named Arnab. Recent high-resolution visualisations from leading global weather prediction enginesEuropes ECMWF and Americas GFShave painted a tense picture for the eastern coastline of India, [] The post Visakhapatnam vs Vijayawada: Tracking the Exact Landfall Zone for Potential Cyclone Arnab appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
22, 24 carat Gold prices up across other cities on October 24
The Hindu Impact - GVMC vows swift action to address South Zones sanitation issues
Bengali food festival begins at The Park Visakhapatnam
Indira Gandhi Zoological Park in Visakhapatnam hikes entry fees from November 1
ISKCON to unveil life-size mechanised elephant in Visakhapatnam
Fake WhatsApp account in Visakhapatnam Collectors name used to solicit money
Left parties, AAP join hands for GVMC polls; alliance backs 25 candidates
The CPI(M) will field 14 candidates, the CPI six and the AAP four, with one independent also supported
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across other cities on October 23
Visakhapatnam: Unidentified Body Found in Gunny Bag Near Zoo
Police are also investigating whether the person was murdered and the body dumped at the location.
Fire at Parawada pharma units metformin block; all workers evacuated safely
A static discharge while a tablet compression machine was being cleaned is suspected to have caused the fire, say police
HBCH&RC launches robotic surgery facility in Visakhapatnam, performs first procedure
SCoR launches Jan Samvad to identify operational gap
Passengers share feedback, grievances, and suggestions on train operations, facilities and passengers amenities at stations
Rebel candidates pose threat to NDA alliance is GVMC wards
Vizag Port eyes stake in Mulapeta Port SPV to streamline regional cargo
Vizag Collector Orders Faster Arrangements For GVMC Polls
Visakhapatnam collector M. Abhisikth Kishore directed officials to speed up pending arrangements at polling stations, strong rooms and election material distribution centres for the 2026 GVMC elections.
300 trucks stranded at Assam-Bengal border; Andhra lorry owners seek Centres intervention
Nearly half the trucks carrying raw petroleum coke are bound for Visakhapatnam, says the association
Green Visakha seeks time-bound environmental commitments from poll candidates in Visakhapatnam
The organisation urges the State to halt further steps on AI data centres until their impact is independently assessed
Visakhapatnam Port Authority Senior Deputy Secretary Recruitment 2026
Visakhapatnam Port Authority has published the Recruitment 2026 notification for the post of Senior Deputy Secretary. The online application process will be conducted from 22 October 2026 to 06 December 2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the official website, onlinevacancy.shipmin.nic.in.
Singapore-India maritime exercise begins in Visakhapatnam
The Republic of Singapore Navy ship RSS Supreme arrived in Visakhapatnam on October 21 to take part in the exercise. The opening ceremony was held aboard Indian Navy ships INS Nilgiri and INS Kamorta
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across other cities on October 22
33rd edition of SIMBEX-2026 commences in Visakhapatnam
The SingaporeIndia Maritime Bilateral Exercise will be conducted in two phases till October 26
India, Singapore begin 33rd bilateral maritime exercise in Vizag
Visakhapatnam: The Indian Navy and the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) began the 33rd edition of their bilateral maritime exercise, SIMBEX-2026, in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday, October 21, to enhance operational interoperability and strengthen maritime cooperation. The exercise, held from October 21 to 26, will include professional engagements and maritime-warfare drills. The opening ceremony took place 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 .
India, Singapore commence 33rd edition of bilateral maritime exercise in Visakhapatnam
The opening ceremony took place onboard INS Nilgiri and INS Kamorta, attended by Rear Admiral Manoj Jha, VSM, Chief Staff Officer (Operations), Eastern Naval Command, Indian Navy; Colonel Bertram Ang, Fleet Commander of the Republic of Singapore Navy; and other senior officers from both navies.
ULB polls in Andhra Pradesh: SEC orders strict implementation of Supreme Courts directions
Poll process in all Municipal Corporations and Municipalities will continue as per schedule, except 19 civic bodies which reported large-scale complaints of intimidation and physical attacks, says Punetha
India and Singapore Navies Showcase Maritime Skills in Bay of Bengal
The India-Singapore naval exercise SIMBEX-2026 begins in Visakhapatnam, enhancing maritime cooperation and operational readiness. India and Singapore Navies Showcase Maritime Skills in Bay of Bengal
India, Singapore Navies Kick Off 33rd Edition of Simbex at Visakhapatnam
The 33rd edition of the SingaporeIndia Maritime Bilateral Exercise (SIMBEX-2026) officially commenced today at Visakhapatnam, marking another milestone in the enduring maritime partnership between the Indian Navy and the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN). The exercise is scheduled to run from October 21 to October 26, 2026. The bilateral drills officially began following the arrival [] The post India, Singapore Navies Kick Off 33rd Edition of Simbex at Visakhapatnam appeared first on Tfipost.com .
Three file nominations for ZPTC seats in Visakhapatnam
Three file nominations for ZPTC seats in Visakhapatnam
TMC HBCHRCV Tele Radiology Consultant Recruitment 2026
Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital & Research Centre, Visakhapatnam (TMC HBCHRCV) has published the Recruitment 2026 notification for 2 Tele Radiology Consultant posts. The online application process will be conducted from 19 October 2026 to 27 October 2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the official website, tmc.gov.in.
Nominations begin for MPTC, ZPTC polls in Andhra Pradesh; polling on November 3
Air India Express flight IX2065 lands safely after bird strike at Bengaluru
An Air India Express flight from Visakhapatnam to Bengaluru suffered a bird strike but landed safely at Kempegowda International Airport, with all 148 passengers unharmed. Engineers began inspecting the aircraft, while Indian airlines continued suspending selected Saudi Arabia services amid regional security concerns
Air India Express flight suffers bird strike; passengers landed safely in Bengaluru
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 20 (IANS) An Air India Express flight from Visakhapatnam to Bengaluru has suffered a bird strike but landed safely at Kempegowda International Airport and all 148 passengers on board were unharmed. Flight IX2065 completed its journey despite the incident and was moved to a parking stand after landing on Monday. Following standard safety procedures, ground engineers and technical teams began inspecting the aircraft to assess any possible damage to its structure or engines. However, no injuries were reported among passengers or crew. The incident comes days after an Air India flight from Frankfurt to Delhi made an emergency landing in Jaipur earlier in October after reportedly transmitting Squawk 7500 -- the international code used to indicate a hijacking. The alert was received by Ahmedabad Air Traffic Control (ATC), following which the aircraft landed safely in Jaipur. Further details about the circumstances that triggered the alert were not immediately available. Apart from that, Indian carriers have suspended flights to several destinations in Saudi Arabia till October 20, citing the evolving security situation in the region. According to travel advisories, services to key Saudi cities -- including Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam -- will remain suspended, with some carriers also cancelling flights to Madinah. In view of the evolving situation in Saudi Arabia, all Air India flights to and from Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah stand cancelled until October 20, Air India said, adding that affected passengers are being offered a full refund. Air India Express also said it has extended suspension of flights to and from Dammam, Jeddah and Riyadh until October 20. IndiGo on Thursday announced cancellation of flights to and from Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Madinah until October 24. Akasa Air said it has extended suspension of flights to and from Riyadh until October 24 and Jeddah until October 21. Airlines said passenger and crew safety remained their top priority and they would continue to monitor the situation.
Visakhapatnam: Five Held with 230 kg Ganja Worth 1.15 Crore
Narsipatnam rural police in Anakapalle district have seized 230 kg of dry ganja worth over 1.15 crore and arrested five persons who were allegedly transporting the contraband in a car near Gabbada village.
Visakhapatnam: 70-Year-Old Man Dies of Sea Snakebite
A 70-year-old man died after being bitten by a sea snake while working in a farm field at Lingalapadu village in Jalumuru mandal of Srikakulam district.
DGQA Clearance Puts Swadeshi Empresa
On a Sunday afternoon in September 2025, lightning struck a storage tank at a port-side fuel facility in Visakhapatnam. The tanks roof caved in and its contents caught fire. Ten fire engines raced to the site, and the Navy flew a helicopter from INS Dega to drop water and foam on the blaze. Officials later [] The post DGQA Clearance Puts Swadeshi Empresas Firefighting Robots in the Quality Club Defence Demands appeared first on Tfipost.com .
More than 20 people in Visakhapatnam reportedly lost 1 crore in a month to a Google Review job scam. Fraudsters used small initial payouts to build trust before demanding larger deposits, leaving victims unable to withdraw their money.
22, 24 carat Gold prices up across other cities on October 19
Visakhapatnams Bengali community celebrates Durga Puja with rituals, bhog and cultural programmes
Isolated heavy rain likely in Andhra Pradesh till October 21
Upper air cyclonic circulation over the Bay of Bengal may trigger light to moderate showers in Polavaram, Konaseema, West Godavari, Krishna, NTR, Guntur, Annamayya, and Chittoor districts
A.P. urged to reform hospital billing practices
Stakeholders urge the State government to ensure item-wise disclosure of medicine and medical device costs in hospital bills to improve transparency and protect patients interests
AdaniConneX-Google Vizag Data Centres To Use Air Cooling, Cut Water Use
The campuses at Mudasarlova and Tarluvada are part of a proposed data centre development with a capacity of about 1 gigawatt, as Visakhapatnam seeks to emerge as a major hub for AI
JSPs Vangaveeti Radhakrishna, YSRCPs Rayana Bhagya Lakshmi to lock horns for Vijayawada Mayor post
TDP fields Mukka Sravani as mayoral candidate in Visakhapatnam; the party has released a list of eight candidates for Mayor posts
AdaniConneX's Vizag data centres to use air cooling, limit freshwater use
AdaniConneX's planned data centre campuses in Visakhapatnam, being developed in partnership with Google, will use air-cooled systems to eliminate the need for water-based evaporative cooling and keep freshwater consumption across three sites to less than the volume of an Olympic-sized swimming pool, according to the project details. The campuses at Mudasarlova and Tarluvada are part of a proposed data centre development with a capacity of about 1 gigawatt, as Visakhapatnam seeks to emerge as a major hub for artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure. Unlike conventional data centres that use evaporative cooling systems and cooling towers, the proposed facilities will rely on air-based cooling technology, avoiding the large volumes of water typically consumed by such systems, sources with knowledge of the matter said. Of the limited freshwater required across the three sites, around 80 per cent will be used for landscaping, kitchens and worker facilities, with water recycled
ULB polls: NDA arrives at seat-sharing pact
The TDP will contest 11 of the 17 Municipal Corporations, including the Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation, while the JSP and BJP will be in the fray in four and two corporations respectively
Visakhapatnam GVMC polls to use pink ballot for Mayor, white for corporator
YSRCP and TDP blame each other for Pulivendula violence
While Kadapa MP Avinash Reddy accuses the police of trying to create scare among YSRCP activists, TDP leader B.Tech Ravi says the YSR family and its supporters are finding it hard to stomach the large number of aspirants filing nominations in its citadel
SCoR commissions automatic block signalling on GuntakalRaichur corridor
YSRCP Mayor candidate Varudu Kalyani files nomination
HBCHRC Visakhapatnam Clinical Trial Coordinator Recruitment 2026
Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital & Research Centre Visakhapatnam (HBCHRC Visakhapatnam) has invited eligible candidates to attend a Walk-in Interview for the post of Clinical Trial Coordinator. The walk-in interview will be held on 21 October 2026 at Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital & Research Centre, Aganampudi, Visakhapatnam. Candidates should report at 9:30 AM.
Visakhapatnam: Contract Worker Killed in Accident at Steel Plant
A contract worker was killed in an accident at the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant following a technical malfunction in Oven-26.
Visakhapatnam: Retired Central GST Commissioner P. Anand Kumar Kidnapped
According to reports, the accused abducted Anand Kumar while he was travelling in his car. They later abandoned his driver and assistant at Marikavalasa and took Anand Kumar away.
Millet art exhibition marks World Food Day
Devotees celebrate Durga Puja with Prabhat Pheri procession in Visakhapatnam
Urban Bodies Revived Under NDA Rule, Claims Telugu Desam
Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Guntur and Tirupati had received improved storm-water drainage and underground drainage networks spanning over 300km.
66 Vizag candidates file nominations for local body polls
Residents in Visakhapatnams Madhurawada flag poor roads, drains, ahead of GVMC polls
Wife of A.P. Speaker files nomination for Narsipatnam Chairperson post
Dravid slams 151 as Karnataka chase down 358; Sehwag scores 173 in losing cause
Anvay is captaining a 16-member Karnataka squad in the tournament, which began in Visakhapatnam earlier this month. His appointment as captain comes 10 months after he made his India U19 debut against Afghanistan in Sri Lanka in November last year.
