Hole In Plastic Stools Explained: Design helps stacking, lifting, drainage; shows smart engineering
Onam Sadhya 2026: Where To Celebrate Thiruvonam With Family And Friends Across India
Thiruvonam 2026 falls on August 26, bringing with it one of the most anticipated parts of Onam celebrations - the grand Onam Sadhya. For many, Onam is incomplete without sitting down with family and friends for a traditional feast, whether it
Before you go to a hospital, find out the cost, verify the cost of your medications, keep your bills safe, and avoid unnecessary tests and scams to reduce your out-of-pocket costs.Learn how to reduce hospital expenses here.Hospitalization is always stressful, and receiving a discrepancy...
Wall Repair Tips: Plaster and paint peeling off your wall? 1 easy way to fix it
Wall Painting Tips: The most common cause is moisture. Water seepage from exterior walls during rain, leaks in pipes or the roof, and excess moisture in the bathroom or kitchen can all cause the wall to become inflamed.Causes of plaster and paint peeling off from the wallHow To Fix Flaki...
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Borrowed Phone To Silver Button: Apexa Rajput repays family loan as creator; buys back seized home
Indian woman forgets Rs 1 lakh purse in Japan; what happened next will shock you
Meet 15-year-old chess prodigy Vandan Alankar Sawai who recently beat World no. 1 Magnus Carlsen
Online Debate On Work Shifts: Reddit user backs 2 PM to 10 PM; critics defend 6am-2pm
Sex determination cases: Who can investigate, and what has the Supreme Court said?
There were essentially three questions before the Supreme Court: Can the police register an FIR for an offence under the Act? Can they investigate it? And can a Magistrate take cognisance of the offence on the basis of a police chargesheet?
IND vs SL, 2nd Test: Sri Lanka Reach 265/8 As Rain Force Early Stumps on Day 3
Sri Lanka trailed India's massive first-innings total of 503 for nine declared by 238 runs when the rain interrupted proceedings
American woman loses 100-year-old ring; husband finds it from 20,000 pounds of garbage
East Zone Dominates North East Zone in Dilip Trophy Quarter-Finals
Bengaluru, August 25: East Zone achieved a remarkable victory against North East Zone in the quarter-finals of the Dilip Trophy 2026, winning by an innings and 210 runs, thanks to Shahbaz Ahmeds outstanding all-round performance. East Zone will now face Central Zone in Semi-Final 1, scheduled for August 30. In the match held at the ... Read more East Zone Dominates North East Zone in Dilip Trophy Quarter-Finals
Assam CM Meets Nitin Gadkari To Discuss Restoration Of Flood-Damaged Highways, Jorabat Flooding
Guwahati, Aug 25: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma met Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari in the national capital on Monday to deliberate on strengthening Assams road infrastructure, with a particular focus on restoring flood-damaged National Highways and addressing recurring flood challenges. According to an official release, Sarma emphasized the urgency... The post Assam CM Meets Nitin Gadkari To Discuss Restoration Of Flood-Damaged Highways, Jorabat Flooding first appeared on Northeast Today .
Quote of the Day by Paul McCartney: Life is quite mysterious and quite miraculous. In his famous quote, Paul McCartney explores the delicate balance between conscious craftsmanship and mysterious intuition. He describes sitting down at an instrument with a blank mind, only to watch a brand-new song emerge as if delivered from somewhere far outside himself. For a songwriter who has penned some of the most enduring anthems in modern musical history, acknowledging that he still does not fully understand the mechanism of his own talent is deeply revealing.
Woman treats Vir Das' DMs as her personal to-do list. It's weirdly wholesome
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Baragada Ex-PEO Gets 4-Yr RI in Bribery Case
Odisha Vigilance secured the conviction of Chhabila Bariha, former Panchayat Executive Officer (PEO) of Purena Gram Panchayat, Baragada, in a bribery case. Bariha was chargesheeted under Sections 13(2) r/w 13(1)(d) and 7 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 for demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 7,000 from a beneficiary under the Pradhan Mantri [] The post Baragada Ex-PEO Gets 4-Yr RI in Bribery Case appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
International Delegates Explore Indias Nipun Bharat Model in Ghaziabad
Ghaziabad, August 25: A delegation of approximately 70 senior government officials and civil society representatives from Kenya, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, and Senegal visited Ghaziabad to understand the Nipun Bharat Mission under the leadership of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. This initiative aims to enhance basic education and childrens learning capabilities in India, making ... Read more International Delegates Explore Indias Nipun Bharat Model in Ghaziabad
Kriti Sanon has unveiled her stunning evening makeup routine, perfect for those glamorous nights out. She starts by refreshing her skin with a soothing clay mask, followed by a spritz of homemade rose water mist. Enriching her complexion, she applies a nourishing water- and oil-based serum, and then a light moisturizer. For that effortlessly chic look, she combines bronzer with her moisturizer and opts for a creamy concealer.
Juhi Chawla was one of the most prominent actresses in the 1990s. Today, she is a successful businesswoman who co-owns cricket team Kolkata Knight Riders with Shah Rukh Khan. Her Malabar Hills home is a study in opulence and features many beautiful art works and elegant marble floors. The palatial house is loacted in Malabar Hills, one of the most affluent neighbourhoods in Mumbai.
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Mumbai, August 25: Taapsee Pannus upcoming film Gandhari has become embroiled in controversy even before its release. Writer Kalyan Bandi has been vocal about his claims, stating that he penned a story titled Gandhari in 2019, centered around human trafficking. He alleges that the film bears a striking resemblance to his original story, yet he ... Read more Controversy Surrounds Taapsee Pannus Gandhari as Writer Claims Story Theft
Kirloskar Brothers shares slip 1.2% as Supreme Court sends family dispute to arbitration
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Chinese stocks mixed as tech shares weigh
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The National Capital Region, including Delhi, is currently experiencing overcast skies. Commuters should remain vigilant due to possible waterlogging and traffic issues. Unstable weather conditions with ongoing rain events and thunderstorms are anticipated for the upcoming days. Residents are encouraged to carry umbrellas and stay updated on weather forecasts.
We Will Not Increase Electricity Rates Any Further: CM Omar
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Delhi Reports Over 2,300 Influenza Cases As H1N1, Influenza B And COVID-19 Continue Circulating
India sees rising H1N1 cases, but ICMR says seasonal viruses, not a new strain, are responsible.
A 25-year-old man allegedly used an AI-generated nude image to blackmail a Delhi woman who was a minor when the alleged harassment began. Police said he extorted around Rs 1.2 lakh from her over more than two years and later threatened her family. The accused, Ajay Dubey, was arrested in Delhi while attending a court hearing.
Four teens charged after stolen G-Wagon crashes into car, kills US couple
East Bengal: Emami Group exits investor role, to continue as sponsor
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Delhi HC abates Sajjan Kumars appeal against conviction in 1984 riots case following his death
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Every generation is handed a Kashmir it did not choose. It arrives already wrapped in someone else's memory. For one generation, that Kashmir smelled of saffron fields and walnut wood, of Lal Ded's verses and Habba Khatoon's songs, of shrines where more than one god seemed to be listening at once. For another, it arrived already broken, curfews stitched into its hem, funerals attended before anyone understood what a funeral was. To grow up in the Valley in the 1990s, and in the long, limping years after, was to have a childhood chaperoned by adult catastrophe. So the question worth asking about Kashmir today is a simple one: what happens when a generation begins making memories that belong to neither of those old Kashmirs? History does not only happen in Parliament, or in the crosshairs of a rifle. It happens in classrooms and railway compartments, in the plastic chairs of roadside cafs, on football grounds gone muddy after rain, in libraries where the lights stay on tzoo late. It happens in the unpoliced, unrecorded conversations of young people deciding what shape they want their lives to take. The next memory of Kashmir will not be delivered from a podium. It will be carried by a student boarding a train for the first time and coming home with a world grown suddenly large, by a young woman unlocking the shutter of her first shop, by an athlete standing in a stadium in the national colours, by a filmmaker who tells a Kashmiri story without conflict sitting at its centre like an uninvited guest. For too long, Kashmir was permitted to exist only in its extremities. It became news when something broke, when someone died, when the wrong silence fell. A quiet day was not a story, so the world trained itself to see the Valley only in its worst hours, while the millions of ordinary hours that actually make a life went unrecorded. But a place is not only its catastrophes. A place is its Tuesdays, and perhaps the most radical thing that can happen to Kashmir now is for an ordinary day to be allowed to stay ordinary, unremarked, unmourned, simply lived. The young of Kashmir did not choose their inheritance, the way none of us choose ours. They received displacement and grief alongside beauty and defiance, in the same breath, from the same elders, and were asked to carry memories they had not personally lived. But memory, however heavy, is not fate. A new generation is quietly adding other things to the Kashmiri archive: education, small businesses, tourism, sport, code written late at night, poems, boarding passes. Their wants are not exotic. They want a good university, work that means something, a little money of their own, roads that survive the monsoon, the freedom to build something and call it theirs. There is something almost unbearably moving about that ordinariness, because when ambition begins replacing apprehension as the language young people reach for first, something in a society has already shifted beneath everyone's feet. None of this means the past should be sent away and forgotten, the way inconvenient relatives sometimes are. A society that has actually grown up does not ask its wounded to pretend they were never wounded. The displaced, the bereaved, those who buried people before they should have had to, all of it belongs to Kashmir's history and deserves honest remembering, not a tidy erasure for the comfort of a better headline. But there is a difference between remembering a house you once lived in and refusing ever to leave it. A generation can honour what happened to it without being sentenced to live inside that happening forever. This is where the larger, messier story of India comes in. Kashmir's future does not have to be built as a courtroom forcing a choice between being Kashmiri and being Indian, as though identity were a single chair with only one seat. The two can sit at the same table without either having to leave it. A Kashmiri can keep a language, a recipe, a song sung at a particular hour, and still walk fully into the economic and democratic life of the country. Perhaps real integration is not the disappearance of difference but the moment difference stops being used as a reason to keep someone out. Today's Kashmir is weaving new threads to the rest of India too. Young Kashmiris study and work across the country now, and Indians arrive in the Valley not merely to gawk at a landscape they have been told is tragic, but as students, tourists, entrepreneurs, artists who stay long enough to share a cup of tea with a stranger. Something changes when people meet each other as people rather than as headlines about each other, and nations, whatever they say about themselves, are usually held together by exactly this kind of smallness. So the next memory of Kashmir is not being written in one office, under one banner. It is being written by thousands of people at once: by the girl learning to code with an unreliable connection, the boy training before dawn for a tournament far from home, the woman who just opened a caf and is terrified and thrilled in equal measure, the writer who finally sent the manuscript, the student filling out a university form with shaking hands, the family on the train watching the mountains go by like something ordinary, the artist who put Kashmir on a stage and refused to let the conflict steal the spotlight, the woman who decided her ambitions needed no permission slip from history. And perhaps, most quietly of all, it is being written by parents who knew a harder Kashmir and have chosen to give their children the one thing they themselves rarely had, the freedom to imagine a life without first flinching. The Kashmir being built today will one day be somebody's childhood memory, and that places a responsibility on everyone with a stake in this place. Development cannot be reduced to numbers on a chart, governance to a press announcement, integration to a slogan on a wall, and peace does not simply mean the guns have gone quiet for a while. The real test is whether a child can have enough unremarkable days that conflict stops being the thing his imagination automatically reaches for, and whether a young person looking at Kashmir can see not only what happened to this place but what might still happen here. Every generation leaves something behind when it goes. Some leave monuments, some leave movements, some leave wounds that take decades to close. Perhaps this generation of Kashmiris gets to leave something quieter and harder to build: normalcy, ambition, the stubborn confidence that their future is large enough to hold both who they are and where they come from. The question is no longer only who gets to tell Kashmir's story. It is what story this generation will hand down to its children, and perhaps, for the first time in a very long while, that story will not have to begin with what Kashmir survived. It can begin with what Kashmir built.
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Mermaid Magic 2 : Watch the Official teaser from Italian Web series 'Mermaid Magic 2' starring Frankie Kevich and Nisa Ward. Mermaid Magic 2 is directed by Viki Lopez Amores. To know more about The Sacred Jewel, watch the video. Check out the latest italian teaser, new series teaser, trending italian series teaser, Viki Lopez Amores's videos at ETimes - Times of India Entertainment.
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You're Just Wasting Time: Sarfaraz Khan Taunts Sri Lanka Skipper With Brutal Dig During 2nd Test
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Tripura Wins National Recognition as Overall Best-Performing Small State Under PMFME Scheme
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Toxic advance booking shows massive craze, Yash eyes second-biggest opener after KGF 2
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US diplomats heading back to Middle East as immediate Iran war risk recedes: Report
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A United States military transport plane landed at Moscow's Vnukovo airport Tuesday. The large Boeing Globemaster flew directly from Riga, Latvia, arriving around 0700 GMT. This aircraft had previously arrived in Riga from a US airbase on August 23. The Kremlin stated it had no information regarding the plane's arrival. The last direct US jet flight to Russia from Europe occurred in January.
West Bengal Has 4,133 Schools With Not A Single Student Enrolled, Centre's Report Reveals
Nora Fatehi claims influencers were paid to amplify Sarke Chunar Teri song backlash
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Delhi govt issues advisory for schools as H1N1 cases rise; CM calls emergency meet
Amid rising cases of H1N1 in the national capital, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta called an emergency review meeting on Tuesday, said Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh. Following a review meeting with senior officials of the Health Department, MCD, NDMC and Delhi Cantonment Board, Singh asserted that the situation is under control with adequate doctors and medicines.
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Why are banks closed today, Tuesday? Find out why the RBI has declared a holiday.
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Youth voices drive AsiaPacific greenenergy ties at Shenzhen gathering
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Anti-Conversion Law: Mumbai Churches Ask Devotees to Sign Self-Declaration Forms
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As Census 2027 Nears, Protests Intensify In Manipur Over NRC
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Security forces in Kashmir have arrested eight overground workers (OGWs) of terror outfits in three separate operations across Shopian and Pulwama districts. The arrests led to the recovery of grenades, AK magazines, mobile phones, pistols, and other incriminating materials, significantly disrupting terror networks in the region.
'The Scandal' Teaser: Im Jin-ah and Chani starrer 'The Scandal' Official Teaser
'The Scandal' Teaser: Watch the Official Teaser from Korean web series 'The Scandal' starring Im Jin-ah, Chani, Han Sun-hwa and Ji Chang-Wook. 'The Scandal' web series is directed by Jung Ji-woo. To know more about the 'The Scandal' teaser watch the video. Check out the latest Korean web series teasers, new web series teasers, trending Korean web series teasers, Im Jin-ah web series, Chani web series, Han Sun-hwa web series and more at ETimes - Times of India Entertainment.
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Indore, August 25: In Madhya Pradesh, public hearings are held every Tuesday to address citizens issues. During the recent public hearing organized by the Indore Police, a significant number of complaints were related to family disputes and fraud cases. Police Commissioner Santosh Kumar Singh conducted the hearing at the Commissioners office auditorium, where he listened ... Read more Indore Police Addresses Family Disputes and Fraud Cases in Public Hearing
BJP Supports Statehood for Jammu Kashmir, Centre to Decide Timing: Ashok Koul
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Lego Sales Jump 21% As World Cup, F1 Sets Drive Growth
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Mohandas Pai said government school education in India needed major reforms, but argued that bringing large groups of people into schools was not the right way to bring change.
India and Thailand Showcase Military Collaboration in Maitree-15 Exercise
New Delhi, August 25: The India-Thailand joint military exercise Maitree-15 is not just about weaponry and tactics this time. Soldiers from both nations are sharing experiences in combat arts, close-quarter fighting techniques, and counter-terrorism operations. During the exercise, the Royal Thai Army showcased its renowned Muay Thai martial art, while the Indian Army presented its ... Read more India and Thailand Showcase Military Collaboration in Maitree-15 Exercise
Gachibowli Police Detects Kidnap Case in 4 Hours; Rescues 2 Children
During early hours, the technical investigation and search efforts led the police team to trace the location of the accused near Ghatkesar railway station
L&T secures BESS projects worth up to 10,000 crore in West Asia
Each of the three projects will feature a four-hour BESS system to store surplus renewable energy and dispatch it during peak demand to support grid stability
ECHR says Osman Kavala case exposes systemic flaws in Turkiye's judiciary
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Save womens HIL: Indian stars make emotional plea as league faces uncertain future
Indian women hockey players have appealed to save the Women's Hockey India League. This competition has significantly boosted the confidence of a young, emerging team. The league provides a crucial pathway for developing new talent for the national squad. Financial challenges and low revenues threaten the league's continued operation. Players request corporate and government support to ensure its survival and future success.
DPR, E Kalimantan to maximize Mahakam block oil, gas potential
TNCA Announces Probable Players for 2026-27 Domestic Season
New Delhi, August 25: The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) has revealed its list of probable players for the upcoming 2026-27 domestic cricket season. This includes selections for the senior mens Ranji Trophy and the Under-23 CK Nayudu Trophy. A total of 30 players have been selected for the Ranji Trophy camp, while 25 players ... Read more TNCA Announces Probable Players for 2026-27 Domestic Season
