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Training Camp For Wicket-Keepers
Kiran More arrived at the ground at 9 am and delivered expert coaching to the Andhra players, sharing insights from his illustrious international career.
Effluent discharge into canal suspected to have triggered hepatitis A outbreak
Calcutta HC Orders WB Police For Safe Return Of Post-Poll Clash Affected After Didi Argues As Lawyer
Ms Banerjee, who walked into the HC at around 11 am springing a surprise, told the division bench, Im appearing here for the first time to argue in a PIL
Udhayanidhi clarifies stand on Sanatana
Sri Lankas Fisheries Minister urges CM Vijay to ban bottom trawling
Hoping to travel to Tamil Nadu and meet the CM, says Ramalingam Chandrasekar
Narayana Inspects Anna Canteen In Vijayawada
The minister inspected food quality, sanitation, drinking water arrangements and other facilities at the canteen. He closely examined cleanliness standards in the dining and food serving sections and reviewed the process of cleaning plates and utensils
AIDSO Expresses Concern Over Irregularities In NEET-UG
The AIDSO also strongly condemned the repeated failures of the National Testing Agency (NTA) in ensuring a fair, transparent, and secure examination process and demanded a transparent and time-bound investigation under judicial supervision into all examination irregularities and paper leak cases.
Govt aims to reduce heat wave-linked deaths: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced a significant government goal. India is actively working to eliminate deaths caused by heat waves. This initiative aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for disaster risk reduction. The focus is on leveraging forecasting and meteorological data to protect lives and property. The aim is to achieve zero casualties from such events.
DC Edit | Kerala Has A CM, At Last
It was not just the UDF and its strategies that helped it coast to victory. The LDF government was happily contributing ammo to the reconstituted Team UDF. The strategist in Mr Satheesan was smart to identify the fault lines in the LDFs political arguments there were many and hit them hard
Boy dies after falling from terrace while flying kite near Kancheepuram
Multiple Sclerosis Society of India organises awareness event in Chennai
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic neurological condition affecting the central nervous system. The event sought to highlight the importance of early diagnosis, treatment and support for persons living with the condition
Fifth Straight IPL Loss for Punjab As Varma Slams 75 for Mumbai
Mumbai chase 201 against Punjab as Tilaks unbeaten 75 seals six-wicket IPL victory
Chinese Proverb of the Day explores the meaning of The unfaithful woman has remorse, the faithful one has regret. The traditional saying reflects ideas about loyalty, emotional conflict, desire, responsibility, and the consequences of personal choices. It explains how both action and restraint can create different forms of emotional burden, showing the complexity of human relationships and emotional decision-making.
Congress leader has 'no trust' in LAHDC's head councillor
Councillors in Kargil have filed a no-confidence motion against the Chief Executive Councillor. This move follows a disagreement over a rotational power-sharing agreement. The current CEC reportedly refuses to step down as per the understanding. Supporters claim they have the necessary majority to prove their stance. The Lok Sabha MP from Ladakh also backs the motion.
Woman gangraped in bus in Delhi; driver, conductor held
New Delhi: Recalling the horrors of the 2012 Nirbhaya case, a 30-year-old woman was allegedly dragged inside a private sleeper bus and raped by the driver and conductor in northwest Delhis Mangolpuri area, the police said on Thursday. The two men have been arrested. The assault took place on May 11. The arrests took place []
AAP student wing protests NEET paper leak, seeks PMs resignation
Red Fort blast case: NIA files charges against 10 accused
New Delhi: Six months after a car explosion killed more than a dozen people near the Red Fort, the NIA on Thursday said it has filed a 7,500-page chargesheet against 10 accused and exposed a jihadi conspiracy being hatched by banned Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, an Al-Qaeda offshoot. According to a statement issued by the National Investigation []
EC rolls out SIR phase 3 in 16 states and 3 UTs
New Delhi: The Election Commission on Thursday rolled out phase 3 of the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in 16 states and three Union territories involving 36.73 crore voters in a staggered manner beginning May 30. The states and UTs where the SIR will be carried out are Delhi, Odisha, Mizoram, Sikkim, Manipur, []
P. Kumaran takes charge as Indias High Commissioner in London
The new High Commissioner paid tributes to the statues of Mahatma Gandhi in Tavistock Square and Parliament Square and to Babasaheb B.R. Ambedkar at Ambedkar House in London upon assuming charge
Techie Catfished Of 81.67 Lakh, 2 Arrested
According to police, the victim, identified as Ashok, came into contact with the main accused, Poojitha Reddy, through Instagram.
Railways To Run Special Trains To Clear Summer Rush
The one way special express train No. 07810 Kacheguda-Visakhapatnam will leave Kacheguda on Friday on May 15 at 08.45 pm which will reach Visakhapatnam next day (Saturday) at 09.30 am.
Bageerath Case Hearing Fixed for Today
Bandis son urges court to restrain police from arresting him.
Court Orders Data Transfer to T-Wallet
According to the petitioners, their company was previously engaged by the government for operation of T-Wallet and the dispute arose after the government appointed a new operator and sought transfer of customer KYC details and wallet funds.
DC Edit | Resist Lustre Of Gold
One of the simpler ways to help tackle foreign exchange reserves and CAD-related pressures in the face of global volatility is to restrict the import of precious metals
Pricier oil adds to Beijing's EV push
As China grapples with the impacts of rising oil prices due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, the country's gasoline demand is projected to decline sharply this year. This shift not only reflects an immediate response to economic pressures but also accelerates the transition to electric vehicles, indicating a progressive move away from traditional petrol-powered cars.
Delhi Cops Arrest Kapra Robbers, Recover Gold, Silver
Stolen gold and silver recovered after accused fled Hyderabad following a brutal attack
The enduring legacy left behind by Ted Turner
The mind behind 24-hour globalised news saw its profitable nature first thrive, and then be commodified
Midlife crisis of Indian companies
Decades of success make organisations structure, systems, processes, and culture rigid and bureaucratic, overtaking its dynamism. The leadership loses the fire in the belly Peter Drucker, the management guru, in his 1980 seminal treatise, Managing in Turbulent Times, wrote, The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence; it is to act with []
US Jury Awards $49.5 Million To 2019 Boeing 737 MAX Crash Victim's Family
The suit was brought by relatives of Samya Stumo, who died in the March 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash which claimed a total of 157 lives.
NIA says TATP explosive used in 2025 Red Fort blast case
The National Investigation Agency's charge sheet details the 2025 Red Fort blast. Triacetone Triperoxide, or TATP, was used in the explosive device. Ten individuals, including the main perpetrator, were linked to Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind. This group, an offshoot of Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, aimed to overthrow the Indian government and impose Sharia rule.
COVID vaccines DID MORE HARM THAN GOOD!: Sen. Moreno drops shocking revelation at fiery hearing
Student Suicide Triggers Debate Among Mental Health Counsellors
Several deaths were reported immediately after Intermediate results or supplementary examinations.
Maj Gen Sanjeev Dogra (Retd) sanjeev662006@gmail.com Every city reveals its future in small scenes. In Jammu, one such scene is becoming painfully familiar. Outside busy markets, near dhabas and shopping complexes, at petrol pumps and busy chowks, young men sit astride bikes with delivery bags bearing the logos of Blinkit, Zomato, and Swiggy. They stare at their phones, waiting for the next order, the next ride, the next few rupees. There is nothing dishonorable in this work. Work is work. [] The post Boy on Bike, Degree on Wall appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
West Asia war, Hormuz, Gaza dominate BRICS foreign ministers' meet
BRICS foreign ministers met in New Delhi to discuss the West Asia conflict. They emphasized dialogue and diplomacy to end the war. Ensuring safe passage through international waterways like the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea was a key focus. The ministers also addressed the Gaza conflict and its humanitarian impact.
MP: 3 Killed, 23 Injured In Explosion In Firecracker Factory, Probe Ordered
Mr. Singh said that the fire has been brought under control and the explosives stored in another location inside the unit have been taken under possession by the administration.
NEET-UG 2026 paper leak: CBI probes role of public servants, larger conspiracy
The CBI is investigating potential public servant involvement in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. The agency is seeking custodial interrogation of an accused and has arrested two more individuals, bringing the total to seven. Searches were conducted at multiple locations. The leaked papers were allegedly circulated via social media and sold for significant amounts.
Away from the complex agenda, here are five other highlights from day 1 of the Trump-Xi summit
Posting on social media in mid-April, Trump predicted Xi would give him a big, fat hug upon his arrival in Beijing. Come Thursday morning, Trump was offered a firm handshake instead of the warm embrace he had hoped for. The handshake lasted more than 10 seconds, with the American leader patting Xi on his arm a couple of times.
Viral WhatsApp Warning Sparks Fear Among Bengalis in Hyderabad
Unverified housing warning raises concerns over discrimination and social media panic
'US bullying not unfamiliar to anyone here': Iran FM Abbas Araghchi at BRICS meet
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi strongly criticized the United States at the BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting in New Delhi. He labeled US actions as ullying and cautioned against the conduct of empires in decline. Araghchi stated that countries worldwide recognize regional instability as a lose-lose situation for everyone, including aggressors.
Virat Kohli and the art of agelessness
The 37-year-old is showing no signs of stopping despite being closer to the end of his storied career; the unbeaten IPL century on Wednesday was just another reminder of the enviable force that he is in the ever-evolving T20 game
US Man Arrested After Video Shows He Hurled Rock At Endangered Seal In Hawaii
Igor Mykhaylovych Lytvynchuk, 38, from Covington, Washington, was taken into custody near Seattle on Wednesday and charged with harassing a protected marine animal, according to the US attorney's office in Honolulu.
EC to conduct SIR phase 3 across 16 states from May-end
The Election Commission is launching the third phase of its Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. This exercise will cover 16 states and three Union Territories. It aims to ensure only eligible voters are included in the electoral roll. The process begins in May-end and will conclude with final roll publications between September and December.
Sanjeev Ahluwalia | Efficiency, Yes; Strategic Resilience Is Critical Too
Over the decade ending in 2024, not only did global investment in energy increase from $2 trillion per year to $3 trillion, the share of investment in fossil fuels reduced from about two-thirds in 2015 to one-third by 2024, with a corresponding increase in the share of non-fossil fuels: mainly renewables
Stronger push for accountability: Evaluation tightened, faltering CPSEs to face strict penalties
New performance rules for central public sector enterprises are now in effect. Strict penalties will be applied for not meeting corporate social responsibility goals. Delays in paying small businesses will also incur penalties. Failure to prepare succession plans will result in mark deductions. These changes aim to boost accountability and support small businesses. The new parameters are set for FY27.
VD Satheesan named Kerala CM, to take oath early next week
VD Satheesan has been appointed the new Chief Minister of Kerala. The Congress high command made this decision after days of deliberation. Satheesan, a six-term legislator, secured the position with support from allies and public sentiment. He takes charge after the United Democratic Front's victory. Satheesan expressed gratitude to the party and workers.
Roche brings 7-minute lung cancer shot to India
Roche Pharma India introduces a new injectable immunotherapy for lung cancer. This treatment takes only seven minutes, a significant reduction from hours-long infusions. It offers a less burdensome option for thousands of patients. The medicine, subcutaneous Tecentriq, is now approved for non-small cell lung cancer. This innovation aims to ease the strain on overcrowded cancer centers across India.
FC Goa fans try hand at bottle-return tech as DRS drive reaches stadium
Margao: Football and sustainability came together at Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Fatorda during the recent FC Goa versus Mohun Bagan match, where football supporters were introduced to live demonstrations of the Goa Deposit Refund Scheme (DRS). As part of a partnership between FC Goa and Goa DRS, a dedicated experience zone was set up []
Delhi High Court initiates contempt plea against Kejriwal, recuses from excise case
Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma of Delhi High Court has started contempt proceedings against Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia. They face charges for making defamatory allegations on social media regarding the Delhi excise policy case. Following this, Justice Sharma has recused herself from hearing the main case.
C class civic bodies to get salary, pension aid support
Panaji: In an effort to strengthen financially weaker C class municipal councils, the state government has introduced a scheme to provide financial assistance towards salaries and pension benefits for municipal employees and retired staff. Pernem, Valpoi and Sanguem municipalities are categorised under C class. Under the scheme, financial assistance for salaries will be provided up []
Woman pillion rider killed in bike-truck accident at Borim
Ponda: A 55-year-old woman, Mohini Tukaram Naik, who was riding pillion, died after being crushed under a container truck following an accident on the PondaMargao highway at Top Cola, Borim, on Thursday afternoon. According to Ponda Police, Mohini and her husband, Tukaram (68), were travelling on a two-wheeler from Ponda towards Borim when a container []
Over 38 Kuki, Naga civilians held captive in Manipur amid fresh ethnic violence
More than 38 people from Kuki and Naga communities are held captive in Manipur. The United Naga Council alleged 20 civilians were abducted. Efforts are underway for their safe release. The government is discussing with civil society and political leaders. The Union Home Ministry has been informed. Three Kuki individuals were killed in an ambush.
Supreme Court questions Centre over show of independence in Election Commission appointments
The Supreme Court has raised concerns about the independence of the Election Commission of India. Judges questioned the current selection process for election commissioners. They emphasized the need for the ECI to appear independent. The court is hearing petitions challenging the new law governing these appointments. The focus is on ensuring a truly neutral selection mechanism.
IPL 2026: Tilak keeps his cool at the crunch as MI hands PBKS a fifth straight loss
The southpaws unbeaten 33-ball 75 helps the Mumbai outfit chase down 201 with one delivery to spare; Shardul scalps four for the victor
Singarenis past glory will be restored through new mines, new jobs: Minister Vivek Venkataswamy
High-flying Royal Challengers feel at home in unfamiliar conditions
Though the defending champion has won only two of its five away games this season, Patidars men have come out on top in both their fixtures at Raipur, which is their second home venue; talismanKohlisremarkable run has been a key feature ofRCBbeing on the verge of aplayoffspot
Priorities and Challenges before Suvendu Adhikari government in WB
After a massive mandate in 2026 Assembly polls, the task for the BJP govt in WB is to create employment, bring in industries and maintain law and order.
Tilak stars after Sharduls four-for as MI crush PBKS playoff hopes
Dharamsala: Punjab Kings slumped to their fifth straight defeat, seriously hurting their playoff hopes, as Mumbai Indians cruised to a six-wicket win in a crucial IPL clash on Thursday riding on Shardul Thakurs four-wicket haul and a clinical batting effort from Tilak Varma, who smashed 75. Asked to bat first, Prabhsimran Singh (57) added a 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 .
Villivakkam to get new medical college, better civic infrastructure: Minister Aadhav Arjuna
Villivakkam MLA and Minister Aadhav Arjuna held the first review meeting with civic officials in his Assembly constituency as Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay orders all MLAs to start review meetings to resolve local civic issues
Congress, BRS Yet to Fully Deploy Booth-Level Agents; MIM Launches Awareness Drive
After a Slow Start, Sudden Push in Hyds Pre-SIR Voter Mapping
Survivor stories highlight the need for early thalassemia diagnosis and treatment
Mothers of survivors at the event urged expectant parents to undergo haemoglobin (Hb) electrophoresis testing during pregnancy to help identify thalassemia early and prevent complications
VMC Rolls Out 5 Loaders For Sanitation Drive
The vehicles were formally inaugurated by Vijayawada MP Kesineni Sivanath and Vijayawada Central MLA Bonda Umamaheswara Rao in the presence of civic officials and local residents.
Motorists in Chennai say fuel outlets are pushing them to buy premium petrol
Beijing state banquet sets the table for Trump-Xi reset
For decades, China has used the powerful symbolism of food during landmark official events and when receiving distinguished foreign visitors. In China's modern history, famines and political turmoil that caused decades of widespread rationing turned food into a potent status symbol in Chinese culture.
BJPs Mega show of Identification With Bengal
By Anjan Roy KOLKATA: With Subhendu Adhikari sworn in as the first BJP chief minister of Bengal on Sunday May 10, an altogether new chapter is begun in the state. With that the recalcitrant, screaming Mamata Banerjee goes into the penumbra of political oblivion. At its mega swearing in ceremony on the Brigade Parade ground, BJP had harked back to its beginnings invoking memories of Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, who had established the Jan Sangh, precursor of present day [] The post BJPs Mega show of Identification With Bengal appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
3 Held For Stealing Money From Temple Hundis
Kalluru ACP Vasundhara Yadav said the three were arrested on Madhira Road on the outskirts of Kalluru following credible information.
Talks continue to free 44 hostages in Manipur; church leader killings unprecedented: Deputy CM
Those abducted include an infant and two Naga Catholic trainee priests, said Losii Dikho who is leading the negotiations on behalf of the State government
Cash Crunch Hits Rayalaseema Region, Most People Struggling
A majority of ATMs in these districts are reportedly without cash. Even when cash is available with some of them, it is exhausted before 11 a.m.
Choppadandi MLA Seeks Probe Into Private Hospitals In Karimnagar After Minister Trapped In Lift
The demand follows an incident on Wednesday night at a private hospital in Karimnagar where welfare minister Adluri Laxman Kumar was briefly trapped after a lift malfunction.
Parties Want SIR To Be Held in Fair Manner in Andhra Pradesh
We will raise objections in case any names of fake voters are found.
Woman Murdered, Looted in Vizag Apartment
Police found traces of chilli powder at the crime scene and are examining CCTV footage from nearby areas as part of the investigation.
CM Naidu Cracks Whip on Officials for Delay at Cabinet Meeting
The CM asked whether proper note was taken on the revised schedule and priority for the discussions. The special CS informed him that all officers had been duly alerted.
Thought of the Day: Whether through Olivia Benson or her real-life activism, Mariska Hargitay consistently highlights compassion, healing and resilience. Her quote suggests that lifes interruptions, losses and challenges do not always arrive without purpose. Sometimes, they uncover priorities that had been buried beneath routine, ambition or distraction.
Nellore Rural MLA To Skip Convoy, Ride Bicycle
Rs 17-crore works in Kothur; MLA opts bicycle amid fuel-saving appeals
Power ministry asks PSUs to explore one WFH day a week
The Power Ministry has suggested that its public sector undertakings explore allowing employees to work from home. This move could permit up to 20 percent of staff to work remotely on any given day. PSUs like NTPC and Power Grid are evaluating the operational feasibility of this new policy. This initiative aims to bring flexibility to the power sector workforce.
TGBIE: Science Practical Exam Marks Allocation Changed
Mathematics students will now have Activity-Based Learning (ABL) internal assessment carrying 15 marks each in first and second year. Theory papers for Maths-A and Maths-B will be conducted for 60 marks instead of 75
SC Questions Cabinet Ministers Role in EC Selection
Justice Datta said the independence of the Election Commission was a facet of the basic structure of the Constitution, as free and fair elections depended on it.
ISRO Launches Its YUVIKA 2026 Plan To Inspire Students About Space
During the hectic programme, the students will unwind through yoga, sports, cultural activities, and local sightseeing, thereby gaining a holistic learning experience.
India Now Worlds Fourth-Largest Stock Market: NSE CEO
Vignans educational institutions' vice chairman and Narasaraopet MP Lavu Sri Krishna Devarayalu said financial literacy and market awareness would play a decisive role in shaping the future leadership of the country.
'Biden already gone, Janet Mills': JD Vance GOES OFF on Maine fraud, says 'it's SO BAD...'
AP CM Leads Austerity Drive, Cuts Convoy Size
The CM asked ministers, legislators and public representatives to voluntarily reduce the size of their vehicle convoys to conserve fuel and improve administrative efficiency.
Trump sees bright future for US-China ties after Xi talks
Malkajgiri traffic police book over 1,400 cases for number plate violations
'Islam is carrying out Jihad against West': Chip Roy triggers heated clash over Sharia & free speech
Sugar stocks fall up to 7% on export ban; analysts see limited long-term impact
Sugar company shares dropped Thursday after India banned sweetener exports. This move follows rising domestic sugar prices and concerns over crop yields. Despite short-term challenges, analysts see positive medium to long-term prospects for the sector. Capacity expansion for ethanol blending is expected to support future production and sales, mitigating the impact of export restrictions.
Iran urges BRICS to condemn US, Israel actions
T.G. Bharath To File Defamation Suit Against Byreddy
The development is expected to further escalate political tensions between the TD and YSRC in Kurnool district, with both sides continuing to trade allegations over various recent incidents.
37 Odisha Workers Rescued From Bonded Labour Conditions In Vijayanagara
The rescue operation brought visible relief to the workers, many of whom had reportedly been living under fear and restriction for months. Officials sent them back to their native places in Odisha by train.
Halleys Comet naming controversy is reshaping astronomy history after new medieval research revealed a forgotten discovery from nearly 1,000 years ago. Researchers from Leiden University say English monk Eilmer of Malmesbury may have recognized Halleys Comet as a repeating object centuries before Edmond Halley made his famous calculations. Historical records linked the comets terrifying 1066 appearance with war, royal deaths, and the Norman conquest of England. Scientists now believe this discovery could change how the world understands the origins of modern astronomy, medieval science, and the true history behind Halleys Comet.
Indias Russian Crude Imports Down 15 pc In April
India was the second-largest buyer of Russian fossil fuels in April, importing a total of EUR 5 billion of Russian hydrocarbons
