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KGH Contract Staff Seek Regularisation, Equal Pay
The JAC demanded payment of 100 per cent of gross salary, extension of Employee Provident Fund benefits and parity with permanent staff in allowances
Disha Salian's father a tool of political rivals: Aaditya Thackeray's lawyer on plea
Disha Salians father a tool of political rivals Aaditya Thackerays lawyer on plea
US Green Card Wait, USCIS Checks, UK Visas: How Immigration Rules Impact Indians
The immigration journey for Indians in the US and UK is undergoing significant changes. In the US, Indian employment-based green card applicants face extraordinary waiting periods, with EB-2 waits estimated at up to 179 years and EB-3 waits at around 38 years. At the same time, new USCIS guidance allows neighbourhood investigations during the naturalisation process, potentially involving neighbours, employers and others. Across the Atlantic, Indians remain the leading nationality across several UK immigration categories. They received the highest number of work visas, visitor visas, settlement grants and British citizenship grants in the year ending June 2026. However, overall UK work and study visa numbers have declined amid policy changes. The figures highlight the evolving immigration landscape for Indians, marked by long waits, greater scrutiny and shifting migration policies.
DUMP AMERICA PLAN: Canada, India STRIKE BACK At Trumps Trade War With Double Economic Blow
India-Canada trade ties are facing a fresh turning point as both sides weigh economic interests, strategic priorities and the future of bilateral commerce. From major trade flows to key sectors and diplomatic tensions, heres whats driving the latest India-Canada economic story and what it could mean for businesses and both countries.
Jelly Roll cries over dads memory, addresses Trump backlash: I was scared to tell this story
Jelly Roll became emotional while reflecting on the memory of his late father, admitting he was scared to share such a deeply personal story with the public. The country music star opened up about the impact his father had on his life, leaving fans moved by his heartfelt confession. The emotional moment comes as Jelly Roll continues to face backlash from some Donald Trump supporters over his recent comments and jokes involving the former president. Despite the criticism, the singer has remained candid, choosing honesty and vulnerability over staying silent.
AMUDA jurisdiction expanded to 1,765 sq. kms in Konaseema dist.
Ramachandrapuram municipality and five Mandals have been included in AMUDA limits
Nepal Floods Expose Heavy Reliance of Kailash Pilgrims on Risky Private Routes
Isha Foundations tour group involved 77 pilgrims and three staff members
Raidurg auction sets record with 269 crore per acre
Syria's President appoints Kurdish leader Mazloum Abdi as his adviser
Mustafa Khalil Abdi is appointed as adviser to the presidency of the republic, says sources
Hosur MLA opposes airport plan citing farmers concerns
He says the State government should not pursue the project after Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has cancelled the Parandur airport project near Chennai
Delhi Couple Accused of Scouting Army Cantonments for ISI
Police allege couple conducted reconnaissance and supplied sensitive defence information
HC permits kodiyettram to be conducted as per timings indicated in invitation
Telangana pushes for SCCL joint venture with Hutti gold mines
Hyderabad: Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka on Friday, August 28, directed officials to explore a joint venture between SCCL and Karnatakas Hutti Gold Mines. Vikramarka, on the second day of his visit to Karnatakas gold mining areas, visited the Hutti and Uti gold mines in Raichur district. He inspected the various stages of 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 .
Four decades ago when Delhi University students came together to fight for justice, they faced the same questions that now confront the CJP
Cong leaders in Keralam back Sonia Gandhi amid controversy over memoir
Ministers in Keralam on Friday backed Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi amid a controversy over the publication of her memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love', in India. The reactions came after Penguin Random House India said it was not the publisher of Sonia Gandhi's memoir. Earlier this month, American publisher Alfred A Knopf, an imprint of Penguin Random House, announced that the book would be released on November 10. The statement came after a report in The Indian Express claimed that the publisher had backed out after Gandhi refused to make editorial changes to the manuscript. Higher Education Minister Roji M John, in a Facebook post, praised Sonia Gandhi for refusing to alter her memoir and recalled the personal tragedies she had faced, including the assassinations of former prime ministers Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. John said Sonia Gandhi had initially sought to stay away from politics but later took up the leadership of the Congress due to ...
520 kg marijuana worth Rs 3 crore seized in Chhattisgarh, 4 traffickers arrested
kg marijuana worth Rs crore seized in Chhattisgarh traffickers arrested
Jharkhand CID arrests four JSSC-CGL qualifiers in exam irregularities probe
Jharkhand CID arrests four JSSCCGL qualifiers in exam irregularities probe
PML-N Leader Iftikhar Gillani Elected Prime Minister of PoK
Gillani, of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N), secured 30 of the 44 votes in the so-called legislative assembly during its session in Muzaffarabad, the region's capital.
Modinomics vs Manmohanomics: Right, wrong, and the in-between
Mr Chidambaram makes some good points about the state of the economy, but some of his criticism is political and sometimes off the mark
Jarange Hardens Stand, Announces Fresh Maratha Quota Agitation
People who had applied for Kunbi certificates on the basis of the Hyderabad Gazette to reach the protest site: Mr Jarange
HMWSSB seizes 14 illegal motors in Bapunagar in crack down
Hyderabad:Vigilance officials of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) seized 14 illegal motors fitted to water supply pipelines during a special drive in Bapunagar area of the city on Friday, August 28. The team carried out checks between 6 am and 7 am in Division-16, SR Nagar ward, under the Khairatabad zone, 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 .
8-point India-China deal: What does it mean for India? | Worldview
India and China agree to an 8-point consensus in boundary talks during NSA Dovals Beijings visit.
Celebrating Raksha Bandhan 2026, actor and Gorakhpur MP Ravi Kishan was part of a unique Raksha Bandhan ceremony held at Manbela, Gorakhpur, where Rakhis were tied by many female beneficiaries of PMAY. He later posted a picture from the Raksha
During World War I, a clandestine German telegram sparked a controversial proposal for Mexico to launch an attack on the United States. British intelligence successfully intercepted and decoded this crucial message, revealing offers to regain lost territories. The confirmation of the telegram's authenticity by Germany swayed public opinion in America dramatically, alongside escalating submarine warfare, ultimately leading the United States to declare war against Germany in April 1917.
Blackstone to sell $1.25 billion stake in India's Knowledge Realty Trust
The investor will sell up to 11.1 million units representing 25.03% stake on Aug. 31 for non-retail investors and Sept. 1 for retail investors, according to a filing.
Tamil Nadu: Ruckus In House Over CAR TO MLAs Once Again
Ruling party members to not stir the issue again: Law Minister C T R Nirmal Kumar
ILA Seeks Civil Courts for Chit Fund Disputes
The delegation sought amendments to the Chit Funds Act, 1982
Maharashtra FDA cancels Cipla C&F licences in Pune; firm contests order
State regulator cites alleged packaging, inventory and storage violations at Cipla's Pune C&F warehouse; company challenges order, says matter is sub judice
India's Moon race: Now about staying
Gaganyaan is teaching India to send people into space; the space station will teach it to keep them there. A lunar base could be the next logical step
CSR spending lacks deep impact, job creation: Amitabh Kant
India must prioritise technology-driven, job-rich entrepreneurship in rural areas to achieve its ambition of growing from a $4 trillion economy to a $30 trillion economy by 2047.
Complaint system, special storage rooms: Karnataka tightens hotel food safety rules
Complaint system special storage rooms Karnataka tightens hotel food safety rules
3,400 SIR forms found at Navi Mumbai photocopy shop; 5 BLOs suspended
A significant controversy arose when five Booth Level Officers were suspended after voter enumeration forms were found in a photocopy shop. This event ignited tensions between Shiv Sena (UBT) and BJP activists in Navi Mumbai. Authorities seized numerous printed Special Intensive Revision forms from the premises, and a case was filed against an individual for illegal possession. The opposition has since questioned the validity of the voter roll revision efforts.
What to Know About Icelands Vote on Restarting EU Membership Talks
Their concern wasn't only that the object of Trump's desire was their nearest big neighbor, but that he repeatedly called it Iceland four times .
Sea, salt and spice: History on a plate, Mumbai style, and making of a city
The book engages with a long timeline, not restricting itself, as many Mumbai history books do, with just the colonial period
Students find colleges missing when they go for enrolment in professional courses
When students paid the fee to the Karnataka Examinations Authority, downloaded the seat confirmation slip, and went to the colleges to enrol, they found that there was no college at the given address
Karnataka Minister B. Nagendra resigns again over alleged Valmiki Corporation scam
Karnataka Planning and Statistics Minister B. Nagendra has resigned from the Cabinet again over his alleged involvement in the multi-crore Valmiki Corporation fund embezzlement case, barely 25 days after returning to the ministry.
Guntur Police Film On Drug Abuse To Hit Cinema Halls
Film director and MAAP founder Dilip Raja handed over the film to Guntur district superintendent of police: Reports
Saif Ali Khan stabbing incident: Accused Mohammad Shariful Islam seeks to plead guilty
The Bangladeshi national accused in the Saif Ali Khan stabbing case has approached the court. Mohammad Shariful Islam expressed his willingness to plead guilty and sought leniency. The court has asked the prosecution to file its reply and adjourned the hearing. Charges were framed against Islam under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Saif Ali Khan was repeatedly stabbed by an intruder inside his Bandra residence.
24-hour water disruption in several Hyderabad areas from Aug 29
Hyderabad:The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) has said drinking water supply will be disrupted in several parts of the city for 24 hours starting Saturday, August 29, owing to junction work on a key pipeline connected to box drain construction being carried out by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) near Bandlaguda 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 .
AP Green Targets 50% Green Cover by 2047
He thanked Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan for entrusting him with the responsibility
To close the gap with China, Indian policymakers must view R&D not merely as an expenditure, but as a strategic process of building organisational capability
From Nike to Starbucks, some American brands are losing aura in China
Global companies once relied on China for consistent growth and expansion. Economic challenges and strong local competitors now impact foreign brands significantly. Brands like Nike and Starbucks are losing market share to domestic rivals. However, some companies succeed by adapting to local tastes and preferences. Success in China now depends on understanding the market rather than global prestige.
New Delhi: Gym Trainer Held After Shootout In DU Student Murder Case
The accused, Aqib alias Imran, allegedly opened fire at a police team after he was cornered: Reports
Datanomics: Share of flood spending declines in vulnerable states
India's disaster count has risen over three decades, while storms are gaining pace and spending on flood and irrigation management in vulnerable states is falling
Quote of the Day by Lana Del Rey: Lana Del Reys quote, When youre an introvert like me and youve been lonely for a while, and then you find someone who understands you, you become really attached to them. Its a real release, explores the importance of emotional understanding, connection, vulnerability, and companionship. The quote suggests that finding someone who genuinely understands you can provide comfort and relief after experiencing loneliness, while also creating a strong emotional attachment. It highlights how meaningful relationships can make people feel accepted, seen, and emotionally safe.
Battle Cry: India's push for jet-powered drones, AI for future warfare
Battle Cry Indias push for jetpowered drones AI for future warfare
PML-N's Iftikhar Gillani elected as PoK 'prime minister'
Mr. Gillani, of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N), secured 30 of the 44 votes in the so-called legislative assembly during its session in Muzaffarabad, the regions capital
ED freezes Rs 51.75 crore linked to UAE firm in DHFL loan fraud probe
ED freezes Rs crore linked to UAE firm in DHFL loan fraud probe
SCR Nabs 13,964 Ticketless Travellers
South Central Railway booked 13,964 passengers for ticketless or irregular travel during a three-day drive, collecting 1.28 crore in penalties.
Thimmapuram Villagers Revive Traditional Rachha Banda to Connect
Village elders have declared that people must not browse over their phones
AP Medical Council To Probe Womans Death During Alleged Unauthorised Abortion
Anti-quackery panel to identify those involved and recommend action after inquiry
Fresh glacial lakes form at source of Nepals ice-rock avalanche
NDMA head confirms the formation of two new lakes and moraines, but says no information is available on water volume; monitoring limitations mean that early warning systems may not be able to prevent another such disaster
Obituary: Norway's reform-minded head of state, King Harald V, dies at 89
Harald, who was Europe's oldest living monarch, was taken to hospital on August 17. The palace said he was being treated for a bacterial infection in his blood.
Pet dog allegedly shot dead with air gun, ex-serviceman held
Lucky draw for flats in Indiramma Housing towers in four constituencies starts on Friday (August 28)
The draw of lost are spread over four days, from August 28 to 31, with the lottery in four constituencies each day
Trimulgherry RTA Office to be Partly Demolished for Rajiv Rahadari
Transport department officials said a new building would come up on the same premises
NASA scientists have long explored recycling resources for extended space travel. Plants and microorganisms could help regenerate vital supplies for astronauts. Reliable mechanical and biological systems are crucial for mission success. Recycling reduces the immense cost of launching supplies from Earth. This technology is fundamental for future lunar and Martian exploration.
Alphabet's Google changes spam policy in EU to avert antitrust fine
The US tech giant found itself in EU regulators' crosshairs after publishers complained about its site reputation abuse policy.
Courts must protect environment while weighing development: CJI Surya Kant
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Friday said courts must search for solutions that protect the environment without losing sight of the legitimate needs of development. Speaking at the high-level Commonwealth Policy Dialogue on Climate Justice organised by the Commonwealth of Nations and the Commonwealth Legal Education Association (CLEA) at the Commonwealth Secretariat in Marlborough House in London, CJI Kant said both environment and development need not always be cast as choices in which one must defeat the other. CJI Kant is on a four-day official visit to Germany and the UK. He said nowadays, the ripple effects of climate change spanning across continents are measured in gigatonnes of carbon rather than the rhythm of a monsoon and impact global supply chains in a manner no ancient king could have imagined. This, too, is a reminder that the climate crisis will test the boundaries of legal categories we have long taken for granted. Our task as judges and as institutions is t
Half-year review shows sharp uptick of crime in Telangana
Bajrang Dal workers thrash people reading Malala's book in Ahmedabad, 3 arrested
Bajrang Dal workers thrash people reading Malalas book in Ahmedabad arrested
Zohran Mamdani forms business council as JPMorgan, BlackRock, Google & others push back
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has established a new Business Advisory Council. This group includes fifteen prominent business leaders from various sectors. Some major corporate executives declined to join the new council. The council will meet quarterly to offer strategic guidance to the mayor. This initiative aims to foster collaboration between city hall and business leaders.
NMDC Hyderabad Marathon to feature 184 tribal runners
Congress MP calls on L-G, seeks his intervention in tracing tourists
Several duplicate voters still on draft rolls
Furnish complete anomaly and ASDD lists to parties
Nepal foods: Bihar on high alert as Ganga, Gandak, Kosi swell
Parts of Bihar are facing a potential deluge as major rivers like the Ganga, Gandak, Kosi, and Burhi Gandak show rising water levels. This surge is attributed to devastating flash floods and continuous rainfall in neighbouring Nepal, prompting authorities to open barrage gates and place disaster response teams on standby.
Brevis 75 goes in vain as Namibia stun South Africa in tri-series opener
In a thrilling opening match, Namibia triumphed over South Africa by an eighteen-run margin. Although the hosts set a target of 163 runs, they successfully defended it as their bowlers limited the Proteas to just 145 runs. Dewald Brevis fought valiantly with a score of 75, but it fell short.
Water Resources Minister announces 169 crore ex gratia for Veligonda project displaced persons
Rama Naidu says payments will cover those who turned 18 after 2019 cut-off date; Veligonda project to be inaugurated on August 31
Anaya Bangar slams BCCI for ignoring plea to continue playing: Served with silence
Anaya Bangar slams BCCI for ignoring plea to continue playing Served with silence
Fat, Sugar, Salt Warnings In Red Boxes: Regulator's Latest Weapon Against Unhealthy Foods
Prodded by the Supreme Court to act against unhealthy packaged foods, FSSAI has proposed displaying ingredient warnings on the front labels of products rich in such contents.
India's forex reserves hit all-time high of $729.33bn after $12.42bn jump
TGGENCO Seeks Centres Nod For 5 MT Additional Coal Amid Peak Demand Surge
Telanganas peak power demand has surged sharply in 2026
Celebrating ability through sport
21 Kailash Mansarovar Pilgrims From Tamil Nadu Rescued From Nepal Floods
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China AVENGES Iran War, FIRES Dangerous New Warning At Trump Over Illegal Sanctions | No Mercy
The United States has imposed sweeping new sanctions on nearly 60 Iran-linked entities, including several companies and individuals based in Hong Kong and mainland China. But what do these sanctions mean for China, US-China relations, and the global economy?In this video, we explain why Chinese firms have been targeted, how Washington is trying to cut off Iran's economic lifelines, Beijing's response to the latest sanctions, and the economic countermeasures China could consider if tensions escalate.We also explore China's red lines, the impact on global trade, Iranian oil shipments, shadow banking networks, and what these developments could mean ahead of high-level US-China diplomacy.
Police falling back on village vigilance committees to uphold law and order
Custom Rakhis Add Sparkle to Celebrations
Transport minister Ponnam Prabhakar travelled in an RTC passenger service from Pandilla to Husnabad, Women passengers tied rakhis to the minister
BCCI unhappy with Asian Games facilities, may send B team to Japan
BCCI unhappy with Asian Games facilities may send B team to Japan
Chief Minister bats for helipads on high-rises, likely to be made mandatory
Maharashtra: Shinde Claims BJP Agreed To Share Mumbai Mayors Post With Shiv Sena
The BJP emerged as the single-largest party in the 2026 municipal elections, winning 89 of the 227 seats in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC): Reports
Tilted apartment wing: Developer begins demolition, 49 flats to be rebuild
A source in the GBAs town planning section confirmed to The Hindu that the external agency that had given the soil investigation report had discrepancies, which led to the tilt
Naidu Pushes Constituency Vision Plans to Put AP in Top League
Naidu directed officials to prepare and implement development plans based on local resources, needs and conditions
