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Susegad, Napcation & Freshly Baked Poee
Its 5:45 am on the first proper morning, and I am, against every instinct of a napcation, awake. Not from an alarm, but from a restlessness that only a new bed can produce, and the vague memory of the front desk mentioning an 80-year-old bakery worth losing sleep over
GST Council to hold 57th meet on Sept 12
The GST Council will meet on September 12 to discuss key reforms. Proposals include easier input tax credit access for buyers and simplified corporate guarantee treatment. Small businesses may soon register in multiple states for easier compliance. The meeting aims to address unresolved issues affecting working capital and costs. This session follows nearly a year after the council's last gathering.
NEET-PG Today; 18,700 Candidates to Appear in AP
The health department has designated NTR University of Health Sciences registrar Sai Sudheer as the State nodal officer.
AP Government Hikes Fee of Courses Offered by Private Medical Colleges for 202627
The hike generally ranges from 1015 per cent over the previous academic year.
Nainar Nagenthran accuses TVK-led government of bringing religious politics into Assembly
He says the Speakers constitutional position required him to remain above caste and religious considerations
Eleven Pilgrims Missing in Nepal Floods
The missing group of 10 includes nine US citizens and one Canadian citizen.
Nepal, Tibet disasters put focus on Uttarakhand's 13 vulnerable glacial lakes
Nepal Tibet disasters put focus on Uttarakhands vulnerable glacial lakes
Security cover reduced for DMK president M.K. Stalin
The Personal Security Officer and security assigned to the former CM for his personal protection will continue as usual
India to acquire US precision-guided Anti-Tank missile Javelin
New Delhi beefs up arms to deal with Cross-Border incursions By TN Ashok Indias decision to acquire the American FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank missile is more significant than the size of the immediate purchase suggests. It gives the Indian Army a highly mobile, infantry-carried weapon designed to destroy modern armoured vehicles while allowing the soldier [] The post India to acquire US precision-guided Anti-Tank missile Javelin appeared first on Northlines .
Civil Liberties Groups Seek Release of Political Prisoners
CLC leaders pointed out that 17 Muslim prisoners belonging to the Popular Front of India have been under trial in Nizamabad since 2022 under UAPA cases, despite no charges of violent acts.
No place in Hindu thought for excluding Muslims: Bhagwat in New York
Tom Cruise announces Days of Thunder sequel with Anne Hathaway after 38 years
Tom Cruise announces Days of Thunder sequel with Anne Hathaway after years
CM Revanth Likely to Visit Delhi on Sept 3; Fate of Konda Surekha, Cabinet Reshuffle on Agenda
The meeting is likely to discuss the disciplinary committees report on Surekha and other organisational and Cabinet-related issues.
Belagavi, Hubballi-Dharwad police commissioners transferred
Old City Metro Works Inspected by HMRL
He noted that 833 of 888 affected properties have been acquired, with 55 remaining, including heritage structures.
Disastrous Floods hit Nepal-China border, ravaging Himalayan nation
Glacial avalanche led to Ice-Rock Tsunami, drowning downstream villages By Sebastian Dipirro At least 389 people are dead and 1,400 missing in the still developing flash flood disaster at the Nepal-China border, with casualty numbers only expected to rise. Shortly after 8:30 a.m. on August 26, a wall of water, ice, and rock came [] The post Disastrous Floods hit Nepal-China border, ravaging Himalayan nation appeared first on Northlines .
Carney Used U.S, Then Walked Away: Howard Lutnicks EXPLOSIVE RANT Against Canada Amid Trade War
Trumps Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has launched a fierce attack on Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, accusing Canada of walking away from a trade deal with the United States for political reasons. Lutnick said the two sides had reached an agreement, only for Canada to back out. He claimed Carneys government manufactured issues that ultimately derailed the negotiations, insisting the deal was strong and that the breakdown was not about the numbers. Lutnick also revealed he had spoken with Carney twice in the 24 hours before the talks ended. Watch the full clash and Lutnicks explosive remarks on the Canada-U.S. trade standoff.
WHO IS MAKING MONEY?: Kevin Warsh Delivers BRUTAL BLOW To Trumps Economic Plan | Watch
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is taking aim at a major question surrounding Donald Trumps economic agenda: who ultimately benefits from the policies being pushed in Washington? In a striking exchange, Warsh questioned where the returns on capital will actually land and who will make money from the changing economic landscape. His remarks have sparked fresh debate over Trumps economic strategy, inflation concerns and the future direction of U.S. markets. Is Trumps economic vision creating prosperity, or could Americans be left dealing with higher costs? Watch the full remarks and the growing debate over Trumps economic policies, inflation and the Federal Reserve.
No material to prove Thaman was paid 10 lakh to compose TVK song, Vijay tells Madras High Court
Makes the submission in an application filed for rejecting the election petition challenging his victory from Perambur constituency
Examining the Ideological, Intellectual and Urban Influence Networks After the Decline of Armed Naxalism Col. (Dr.) Dev Anand Lohamaror On 15 August 2026, addressing the nation from the Red Fort, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pointed to the changing nature of the Naxal challenge, stating that India had achieved decisive success against armed Naxalism, but that [] The post From Guns to Minds: Is Intellectual Naxalism the New Challenge After Armed Naxalism? appeared first on Northlines .
AI-based Policing Priority, Says DGP Anand
Anand directed officers to continuously monitor and update digital policing systems
New Musi Bridge to Open in September
The new bridge, with a height of 10 metres, resolves this issue.
Centre finalising Art 371 framework for Ladakh, says Rijiju
Telangana Hopes for Breakthrough on 80 TMC Tummidihatti Water at Delhi Talks
The meeting is expected to examine Telanganas proposal to construct the barrage at Tummidihatti with a full reservoir level of 150 metres.
Moroccos OCP and US farmer-owned cooperative CHS plan a $450 million Louisiana phosphate fertiliser plant, the first of its kind in America since 1984. The facility could produce more than 1 million tonnes annually, reduce phosphate import dependence and support nearly 1,000 jobs. The proposed factory would be located at the Cornerstone Energy Park in Waggaman, Louisiana, near the Mississippi River.
Two men from A.P. held for taking photographs inside Arunachaleswarar temple
Student Ends Life In Hostel A Day Before NEET PG
Her parents told police she was not stressed over exams but upset over health issues
How India Can Still Secure a Strategic Position in Laoss Emerging Rare Earth Sector
China quietly built a second heavy rare earth supply base in Myanmar and Laos while Indian capital stayed largely on the sidelines. A narrower, more disciplined opportunity remains if India moves differently this time.
Centre speeds up work on early warning systems for 188 Himalayan lakes
India is enhancing efforts to establish early warning systems for 188 critical lakes. These lakes in the Indian Himalayan Region are vulnerable to glacial lake outburst floods. Recent devastating floods in Nepal and Sikkim highlight the growing hazard. Scientific studies show a significant increase in glacial lake numbers and surface area.
'I cant do this': Five shocking Lindsay Clancy trial moments that left courtroom in tears & tension
'I cant do this': Five shocking Lindsay Clancy trial moments that left courtroom in tears & tension
Tamil Nadu CM has written to Centre on setting up inland container depot in Tiruchi: Durai Vaiko
The facility will have container handling, warehousing, cold chain, and temperature-controlled facilities, terminals, cargo consolidation and distribution hubs, and customs clearance
The restoration of northern Hempstead Harbor in Nassau County, New York, demonstrates how long-term cooperation and pollution-control measures can improve water quality. After shellfish harvesting was restricted in 1966 because of water quality concerns, elevated fecal coliform levels contributed to the harbor being placed on the states 1998 impaired waters list. The Hempstead Harbor Protection Committee, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Nassau County, municipalities, and community partners coordinated efforts addressing stormwater, boater waste, wastewater, and other pollution sources. Following years of monitoring and improvement, DEC reopened shellfish harvesting areas in June 2011 after more than 40 years.
Modi, Putin to Visit Delhi Industrial Trade Fair Ahead of BRICS Summit
The first India-Russia International Industrial Trade Fair, INNOPROM.India, will be held in New Delhi from September 9-11. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin are expected to attend the significant exposition. This event aims to foster direct business engagement and technology partnerships between the two nations. Russian exhibitors will showcase advanced mechanical engineering and digital technologies.
The Chief Minister expressed his gratitude to Goel for his dedication and selfless service towards the welfare of the people of Manipur.
Goods engine derails near Arakkonam railway station
No permission for Ganesh idol immersion in Kapra Lake: HYDRAA
Hyderabad: The Centre has already declared the Kapra lake as a crucial wetland, so immersing Ganesh idols in it would be inappropriate, said the Hyderabad Disaster Response and Assets Protection Agency (HYDRAA)Commissioner on Saturday, August 29. The Commissioner, A.V. Ranganath, who visited the site to inspect development works, explained this to local representatives of the 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 .
Alagappa, Manonmaniam Sundaranar varsities get Vice-Chancellors in-charge
Appointments have been made after the tenure of V-Cs of the varsities ended earlier this month; if found to be efficient, the arrangement will be extended to other State universities, says Higher Education Minister
Nepal flash flood toll hits 675 as rain and missing count deepen crisis
Nepal flash flood toll hits as rain and missing count deepen crisis
Much Bickering In Punjab Cong; Datia Loss Feeds Chouhan Hope
Reports from Punjab are particularly disconcerting for the Congress. The raging battle between the camps headed by the state party chief Amrinder Singh Raja Warring and former chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi could well nix any chance of the Congress ousting the Aam Aadmi Party in next years election
Colombia captures a suspected Tren de Aragua gang leader as U.S. security ties deepen
The United States Southern Command says that Colombian security forces captured a suspected senior leader of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua
Elgar Parishad case: Court rejects NIA plea to cancel 4 activists' bail
Elgar Parishad case Court rejects NIA plea to cancel activists bail
US Open: The stars align in New York
With champions returning, favourites faltering and challengers circling, the US Open arrives at Flushing Meadows with plenty of questions and few certainties.
Lokesh, who in his Rakhi message said children are being taught moral lessons about respecting women, also noted that it is the responsibility of their peoples government to ensure womens safety and empowerment.
Pratibha Puraskar: Minister felicitates 181 top student achievers
Patnaik urges Odisha BJP MPs to oppose Mines Bill
Former Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik has appealed to BJP MPs from the state. He urged them to demand the reversal of the recently passed mining bill. Patnaik stated the legislation would cause significant financial losses for Odisha. He also mentioned the bill takes away control over the state's mineral wealth. Jharkhand's Chief Minister also raised similar objections to the new bill.
Kuku Kohli prayer meet: Vicky-Katrina, Asha Parekh, Anil Kapoor pay tribute
Kuku Kohli prayer meet VickyKatrina Asha Parekh Anil Kapoor pay tribute
Flood scare in MP: IAF helicopters, SDRF teams deployed as Mandakini river overflows
Indian Air Force helicopters were deployed to rescue stranded people in Chitrakoot. Torrential rains caused the Mandakini river to overflow, flooding large parts of the town. Three State Disaster Response Force teams were also engaged in shifting people to safer places. A dam breach in Uttar Pradesh worsened the situation, while relief shelters were prepared. The water level in the Mandakini had started receding Saturday night after rainfall paused.
Rahul lying, even Haldwani Valmikis say so: BJP
The BJP has accused Congress leaders of spreading falsehoods regarding an event in Haldwani. BJP leaders stated that the Valmiki community members themselves are refuting Rahul Gandhi's claims. They also questioned the Congress party's history and conduct concerning Dalit respect.
China offers emergency aid to flood-hit Nepal as death toll crosses 650
China on Saturday offered emergency financial assistance and aid to Nepal, which has been devastated by flash floods that have killed more than 650 people, and nearly 2,400 people remained missing. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Saturday spoke to his Nepalese counterpart Shisir Khanal to convey Beijing's decision to provide the assistance package to Nepal to deal with Wednesday's flash floods at the Tibet-Nepal border. Wang told Khanal that this was the most serious cross-border disaster in recent years and the complexity and difficulty of the relief work was unprecedented, according to Chinese official media. Chinese relief supplies are expected to arrive in Kathmandu shortly, and two teams of China's tunnel rescue experts are headed to the affected areas to help with the operations, he said. China has shared important information, including imagery of the affected areas, satellite and hydrological data, with Nepal as well as early-warning information on an upstream barrier .
In the age of scrolling, journalism must adapt to shorter formats without losing its core values
Court grants bail to Priyank Kharge, Nalapad in RSS defamation case
The 42nd Special Court for Elected Representatives granted bail to Priyank Kharge and Mohammed Nalapad, directing them to execute a personal bond of 1 lakh each with cash security of 10,000 each in a defamation case
Womens Hockey WC: Argentina stun Netherlands in shootout to win third title
Argentina's women's hockey team secured a remarkable World Cup victory on Saturday. They defeated the top-ranked Netherlands team in a thrilling final match. Goalkeeper Cristina Cosentino was instrumental in the team's stunning upset win. Argentina clinched their third World Cup title after a tense shoot-out. Belgium secured third place by beating Australia in their match.
Dhaksha Unmanned Systems Opens New Manufacturing Facility in Kancheepuram
New facility to strengthen execution across agriculture, defence and enterprise segments, while advancing indigenisation, product development and ecosystem capabilities ~
Cardiac care must become integral to long-term HIV treatment, say experts
'If any Hindu thinks there should be no Muslims in India, he's not Hindu': RSS' Mohan Bhagwat in US
Nepal floods: 61 Kailash pilgrims from Mumbai untraceable
Anxiety grips Mumbai families as a 61-member Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage group, including prominent doctor-mountaineer Milind Chitley, remains untraceable following devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border.
Rahul seeks FIR over 'purification' act
Rahul Gandhi demanded Prime Minister Modi order an FIR for a purification act. He stated this act violated the SC/ST Act and constituted untouchability. Gandhi also sought action against the Uttarakhand BJP president for justifying the incident. He indicated a larger agitation if the government fails to act promptly. The Congress leader expressed indifference to the silence of other political figures.
The System That Killed The Fearless Bureaucrat
Bureaucratic pliability has verifiable dividends: a desirable posting, an extension of tenure, a promotion, proximity to power, or simply the assurance that one's career will not be obstructed. The result is a damaging condominium of mutual convenience. The politician wants compliance; the bureaucrat wants patronage. Each can supply what the other seeks
Students from rural training centres show their skill in coding
From village classrooms to a State-level competition at IIT-M Research Park, young minds are making their mark with digital skills
Locations of two additional India-China border meeting points yet to be announced
According to an eight-point outcome document released by both countries on August 26 following the 25th round of talks between the Special Representatives (SRs) on the Boundary Question, India and China have also agreed to establish two additional meeting points to hold General-level or Senior Highest Military Commander-level meetings.
French far right accuses left of threatening civil peace if Le Pen wins
Analysts say the appeal of political extremes is growing in France, and recent surveys show that Jean-Luc Melenchon, the divisive leader of hard-left France Unbowed (LFI), may have the best chance of reaching the run-off against Le Pen
Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims recall narrow escape from Nepal floods
Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims encountered life-threatening flash floods in Nepal's Rasuwa Bhote Koshi area, leading to a catastrophic toll of 675 confirmed casualties and 2,418 individuals missing. In response, India is playing a pivotal role in humanitarian efforts, dispatching technical teams to evaluate flood-affected hydropower tunnels and providing more than 57 tonnes of crucial emergency supplies to assist ongoing rescue operations.
Video: Buried under debris for 3 days, 6-year-old survives Nepal flood devastation
Video Buried under debris for days yearold survives Nepal flood devastation
Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: DJs allowed within sound limits, lasers banned in Pune
According to the Pune Police, surveillance will help protect devotees and assist law enforcement agencies in maintaining law and order during the festival
Argentina end Netherlands' reign, claim Women's Hockey WC with shootout win
Argentina end Netherlands reign claim Womens Hockey WC with shootout win
HYDRAA Says No Ganesh Immersion At Kapra Lake, Suggests Baby Pond For Smaller Idols
HYDRAA has barred Ganesh idol immersion at Kapra Lake, citing its ecological importance, and suggested a nearby baby pond for smaller idols.
Hindutva groups allege religious conversion at Hyderabad firm
Hyderabad: Members from some Hindutva groups recently barged into a corporate office in Madhapur, alleging that a female employee was being forced to convert to get a promotion. Though it is not clear when the incident occurred, a video was posted on Narayanpet Bajrang Dals Instagram page on August 24. The caption to the reel 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 .
Gujarat aims to catch US shrimp orders with turtle-safe nets
Gujarat will install turtle excluder devices in fishermen's nets. This initiative aims to boost seafood exports to the United States and global markets. The government will provide these devices free of cost to 8,925 fishermen. This project will protect marine biodiversity and create new opportunities. The devices allow shrimp retention while turtles escape fishing nets.
Kurnool Consumer Commission Directs HDFC ERGO To Pay 1 Crore Claim
Kurnool Consumer Commission directed HDFC ERGO to pay a 1 crore accidental death claim with interest and compensation to the nominee.
19 unauthorised constructions demolished on August 29 by Cyberabad civic body
Quote of the Day by Cillian Murphy: Cillian Murphys quote, For me, it's about being at home and living a life. Taking the dog for a walk, doing the shopping, emptying the dishwasher, going for a run, explores the importance of simplicity, balance, and finding happiness in everyday life. The quote suggests that a meaningful life does not always depend on fame, success, or extraordinary experiences, but can be found in ordinary routines, personal responsibilities, staying active, and appreciating the comfort and fulfillment of everyday moments.
4 injured as helium balloons explode during Velankanni festival in TN
The annual feast of St. Mary's Nativity commenced in Velankanni with a flag hoisting ceremony. Four devotees sustained injuries when helium balloons exploded near the church. Thousands of devotees gathered for the event, which began with a procession. Special masses and a holy car procession are scheduled during the eleven-day celebration. Over a million devotees are expected to visit the shrine during this period.
Akhilesh-Jayant sparring takes caste turn in UP
A fierce political war of words has erupted between Akhilesh Yadav and Jayant Choudhary. The dispute centers on caste identity and past political alliances. Choudhary expressed displeasure over remarks targeting the Jat community. Yadav framed a recent murder issue in caste terms, drawing criticism.
Minor Irrigation Revival - Farmers Commission Submits Report To CM
The Chief Minister expressed satisfaction at the groups work on the various programmes the commission took up in the last two years, and recommendations on various subjects it submitted to the government.
Nepal floods: 97-yr-old woman pulled alive from rubble
Extraordinary accounts of survival are emerging from Nepal's devastating flash floods, including a 97-year-old woman rescued from rubble and individuals who fled collapsing settlements, spending nights stranded in forests before rescue.
Hindu wanting no Muslims in Bharat may not be Hindu: Mohan Bhagwat in New York
Hindu wanting no Muslims in Bharat may not be Hindu Mohan Bhagwat in New York
Large Number Of Voters Face Notices In Urban Areas
Thousands of voters in Adilabad, Boath and Mancherial face notices over electoral roll discrepancies during the second phase of SIR.
Live: Mohan Bhagwat In New York, Mega RSS Event At Madison Square Garden
RSS chief is set to speak to around 5,000 people at the Manhattan venue, at an event billed as a landmark Raksha Bandhan gathering.
Federation urges Collector to act on pending civic issues
Waterbodyprotection, traffic congestion, encroachments and taxation among key concerns raised
Mayor Promises Action To Clear Karimnagar Dumping Yard
Chairing the Municipal Corporation general body meeting on Saturday, Srinivas said tenders would be invited for clearing the accumulated garbage by allocating Rs 17 crore under the Swachh Bharat Mission. Another 8 crore would be allocated under the Karimnagar Smart City programme, he said.
Andhra Pradesh: RDT Hands Over Autos To 22 Women
The women had completed a month-long auto-driving training programme conducted by RDT from June to July: Reports
Man found dead in Haryana canal; suspected to be Nepali national
Man found dead in Haryana canal suspected to be Nepali national
Nepal flash floods: How a tea break saved lives of 5 Chhattisgarh friends
Five friends from Raipur found themselves in a life-threatening situation in Nepal when they narrowly escaped flash floods. A timely tea break allowed them to stay clear of the destruction caused by the surging Trishuli river, which swept away vehicles and debris. Huddled in safety for two anxious days, they eventually returned home without harm, relieved and thankful.
Telangana Employees JAC To Observe CPS Betrayal Day On Sept 1; Chalo Hyderabad On Sept 6
Telangana Employees JAC will protest against CPS on September 1 and hold Chalo Hyderabad on September 6 seeking OPS restoration, PRC and DA dues.
ISRO to launch EOS-05 on GSLV-F17, 5 years after GISAT-1 failure
ISRO to launch EOS on GSLVF years after GISAT failure
Suspected Food Poisoning Hits 50 Kerala Students on Train In MP
A team of doctors was deployed at the Khandwa railway station after being alerted by the railway authorities about the sick students.
A triumph both on and off the goalball court
Greater awareness about goalball needs to be created so that the visually challenged take it up
Srinath's Bengaluru Metro pic goes viral, fans praise Ex-IND star's simplicity
Srinaths Bengaluru Metro pic goes viral fans praise ExIND stars simplicity
