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Keep Himalayan valleys on your winter holiday itinerary: PM Modi
NEW DELHI, Nov 30: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that India has immense potential to become a major destination for winter tourism and lauded the steps taken by the Uttarakhand government in this regard. In his monthly Mann ki Baat radio address, Modi said that while fewer than 2,000 tourists visited Adi Kailash until three years ago, this number has now increased to over 30,000. The prime minister said that several countries have built successful tourism models around [] The post Keep Himalayan valleys on your winter holiday itinerary: PM Modi appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Prizes distributed to winners of A.P. shooting championship
Sathya Sai police counsels repeat offenders and rowdy-sheeters
Bharat Bhushan | Karnataka Tug of War: Who Holds the Real Power?
Congress weighs Siddaramaiahs support and Shivakumars strength in key dispute.
The Texas Lottery has released the official results for Saturday, November 29, 2025, providing clarity for thousands of hopeful players checking the Powerball winning numbers, the latest Powerball results, and whether there was a jackpot winner last night.
Fight for cyclone-hit A.P. farmers in Parliament, Jagan tells YSRCP MPs
Ahead of Winter Session, the former CM directs party MPs to highlight the need for emergency relief funds and immediate restoration of assured MSP procurement besides steps to protest VSP
2.81 lakh beneficiaries will receive NTR Bharosa pensions in Anantapur, says Collector
KLU student shoots gold at Khelo India University Games
Legendary tusker Guruvayur Keshavan remembered
Protect Yourself From UPI Fraud
Dr. Satwant Singh Rissam Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has revolutionized digital payments in India, making transactions fast, simple, and accessible to everyone. Developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), it has transformed the way people transfer money digitally. Although UPI originated in India and remains most popular here, it has also expanded to [] The post Protect Yourself From UPI Fraud appeared first on Northlines .
Veteran Kannada actor Umesh passes away
AP JAC Amaravati leaders seek timely settlement of pending dues
Among others, they want the government to ensure urgent clearance of bills pertaining to deceased employees and retirees, and medical reimbursements
PNGRB Expert Panel Urges Competitive, Open-Access Gas Market
Indias present pricing framework an assortment of government-regulated gas, market-linked domestic production and LNG imports creates inefficiencies, the committee noted
Chittoor braces for cyclone Ditwah impact
Back in 1992, the visionary challenged the monopoly of Doordarshan, signalling a decisive shift in Indian media consumption.
Tourism Minister to showcase A.P.s potential at CII Big Picture Summit-2025 in Mumbai
Man Kills Live-In Partner, Dies Of Heart Attack In Police Custody In Gujarat
A man allegedly killed her live-in partner in Saurashtra, then died of a heart attack in police custody.
NTR Bharosa pensions to be delivered at homes in Eluru on December 1
Beneficiaries who are unable to receive pension on December 1 will have their payments disbursed on December 3
Unable to cope: Two BLOs die in Uttar Pradesh; one by suicide, another from cardiac arrest
Two Booth Level Officers died in Uttar Pradesh amid the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of poll rolls. Sarvesh Singh died by suicide, citing work pressure. Shobharani died of cardiac arrest after working late. The Election Commission has extended the revision schedule by one week. These incidents highlight the strain on BLOs across several states.
SMAT | Swashbuckling Rajkumar swings it Tamil Nadus way against Uttarakhand
CRICKET | Karnataka slips up by one run in a final over nail-biter against Rajasthan, while Ishan Kishans unbeaten century fires Jharkhand to an eight-wicket win over Tripura
'Tried to dissuade him, but unsuccessful': Elon Musk on Trump tariffs in Nikhil Kamaths podcast
Elon Musk revealed on the People by WTF podcast that he attempted to convince President Trump against imposing tariffs, but his efforts were unsuccessful. Musk stated that the President clearly favored tariffs, and his attempts to change this perspective did not yield results.
Nearly 75% of SIR digitisation complete in Ernakulam
As per data compiled, Kothamangalam Assembly constituency leads the digitisation process with 77.71%, followed by Kalamassery (77.56%), Kunnathunad (77.54%), and Paravur (76.92%)
Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr | Impressive GDP Growth Lifts Modi Govts Spirits, but Questions Remain
Growth improves, but exports, investment and data trust raise concerns.
Tirunelveli man murders wife in Coimbatore; posts selfie with corpse as WhatsApp status
Book documenting Karikiyoor rock art site will be released soon: Minister
Ex-servicemen rally cum outreach programme held
Cyclone Ditwah: Heavy rainfall across South Coastal A.P., CWC issues red alert for the region
State declares holiday for all government, private, aided, and Anganwadi schools, as well as all government, private, and junior colleges on December 1 and PGRS programme is also cancelled; Prakasam, SPSR Nellore, and Tirupati district administrations and local Ministers alert the public
Scholars push for establishing Cultural varsity in Vizianagaram to honour Mahakavi Gurajada Apparao
Death toll hits 212 as Sri Lanka struggles with Cyclone Ditwah impact
Cyclone Ditwah has claimed 212 lives in Sri Lanka, with 218 people missing. Floodwaters breached a dam, impacting nearly a million people. Rescue operations are ongoing. Thousands are in shelters as rivers overflowed and landslides occurred. Power, water, and communication services are being restored. Meanwhile, floods and landslides in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand have caused over 600 deaths.
BRS Candidates Husband Reappears 10 Hours After Alleged Kidnap In Yellammagudem
Naga Lakshmi alleged that persons hired by Vootukuri Sandeep Reddy had kidnapped her husband to prevent her from filing her nomination
Natural Farming Expands Rapidly In Kurnool District
District collector Dr A. Siri said the progress reflects the districts firm commitment to eco-friendly, low-cost cultivation: Reports
KTR writes to Rahul to break silence on 5 lakh crore alleged HILTP land scam in Telangana
Asks whether the silence be construed as a sign of his approval of the scam and sharing guilt
552 motorists booked for drunk driving in Hyderabad
43 Heritage Bye-laws for over 50 monuments likely to be tabled in Parliament Winter Session
NEW DELHI: Drafts of at least 43 Heritage Bye-laws (HBLs) covering over 50 monuments readied by the National Monument Authority (NMA) are likely to be laid in Parliament during the winter session starting Monday. The documents will subsequently be put in the public domain to seek feedback. So far, 124 HBLs covering about 178 heritage sites have been placed before the both Houses of Parliament. (450) The drafts are approved in Parliament. In this session, we are planning to lay 43 HBLs covering 54 sites. The process, obviously, depends upon the session of Parliament. We have limited days; two days in a week. One day is for Lok Sabha, that is Monday, and Thursday is for Rajya Sabha. So, according to the business of Parliament, it is done, said an official, aware of the matter. The laws are to ensure that new construction and activities around protected sites comply with regulations for heritage conservation. The NMA prepares the draft bye-laws, and once approved by it, they are submitted to Parliament for their final endorsement. The drafts of monuments prepared this year include Triple shrined Temple of Bhavani (Ahmednagar, Maharashtra), Temple of Amriteshwar (Ahmednagar, Maharashtra), Fort and gateway excluding the ancient buildings and tomb of Bismillah Shah Wali (Kadapa District or YSR Kadapa District in Andhra Pradesh), Nahar Jharokha compound, Rupmati Pavilion, Baz Bahadurs Palace, Darya Khans Tomb, and Hathi Mahal (Dhar, Madhya Pradesh), Kailasanatha Swamy temple (Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu), Bhimesvara temple (East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh), St Francis Church, Fort Kochi (Ernakulam, Kerala) and Fort including ancient temples (Jaisalmer, Rajasthan). To ensure speedy and transparent approval of construction and repair works in the vicinity of the protected historical sites, the NMA has expedited finalisation of HBLs for 141 monuments. The process is expected to be over within the next six months. Following the directions of the culture ministry to prioritise preparation of HBLs for monuments attracting the highest number of applications seeking permission for construction-related applications, the NMA identified 294 such heritage sites across the country. Out of the 294 identified monuments, bye laws of 151 are already completed, prepared or have been submitted before the Parliament. Most applications are received from Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Delhi, where rapid urbanisation is taking place. Fewer applications for approvals are from Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and parts of the northeast. As mandated by the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains (AMASR) Act 2010, there should be separate bye-laws for all 3,693 heritage sites or monuments under the jurisdiction of ASI to regulate development and construction around protected monuments. These rules were to be framed by 2012. However, till January 2020, by-laws for only five monuments or sites were cleared and presented before the Parliament.
Telangana: Sarpanch candidates husband kidnapped in Nalgonda
Hyderabad: A sarpanch candidate in Nalgonda district, backed by the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) on Saturday, November 29, alleged that her husband was kidnapped by a Congress-backed candidate. Yadagiri, husband of Mamidi Nagalakshmi from Ellammagudem village in Tipparthi mandal, was abducted by a group of men allegedly acting on the instructions of Congress sarpanch candidate 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 .
KSTOA has expressed concern that State tourism revenues could fall sharply, hampering a fragile post-pandemic recovery that many operators are still struggling through
The MAYBACH x Badshah collection is more than a design partnership. It is a celebration of self-expression, cultural heritage and artistic identity. Every piece represents Badshah's personal journey while upholding the craftsmanship excellence synonymous with MAYBACH.
LDF manifesto focuses on housing, healthcare and social inclusion
Assam government's move for ST status to six communities upsets existing tribals
GUWAHATI: Tension is brewing in Assam over the proposed inclusion of six communities in the Scheduled Tribes (ST) list. A Group of Ministers (GoM) tabled an interim report in the Assembly on Saturday, recommending a three-tier classification of STs ST (Plains), ST (Hills) and ST (Valley). While the ST (Plains) and the ST (Hills) continue to cover the existing tribal communities residing in the plains and the hills, the ST (Valley) will cover the six communities Ahom, Chutia, Moran, Matak, Koch-Rajbongshi and Tea Tribes (Adivasis). The government move pleased these six communities but upset the existing tribals. The existing tribals believed that the decision would undermine their rights and weaken their political, educational and economic safeguards. Hundreds of protestors, mostly students, stormed the autonomous Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) secretariat in Kokrajhar and vandalised properties on Saturday. They demanded that the BTC administration revoke the no-objection certificate' (NOC) given to the government. Recently, BTC chief executive member Hagrama Mohilary stated that the NOC was given on the condition that ST status to the six communities must not hurt the interests of existing ST communities. Leaders of tribal organisations burnt copies of the GoM report in Guwahati on Sunday. They would repeat this act in other parts of the state on Monday. Protesters opposing ST status for six communities vandalise Assam's Bodoland council secretariat All Bodo Students Union president Dipen Boro said Assams existing 45 lakh tribals would be lost if two crore advanced people were imposed on us. We reject the GoM report, he said. Tribal leader Aditya Khaklari echoed a similar sentiment. You cannot differentiate the tribals. The government decision will affect the existing tribals, he said. The GoM report said the three-fold structure would allow reservations in Parliament, legislative Assembly, and local bodies, to be reorganised without reducing the current entitlements of ST (Plains) and ST (Hills) communities. However, to achieve this, Parliament must enact special legislation to give the three-fold reservation statutory endorsement. The Government of Assam will request the Government of India to provide statutory recognition of the three-tier classification of the Scheduled Tribes of Assam, the report said. This arrangement, the report added, will be in tune with the resolution of the Assam Assembly that the six communities be recognised as STs without affecting the rights and privileges of the present tribal communities. ST (Valley) will be the Scheduled Tribe for all purposes except that it will not affect the rights and privileges enjoyed by the present tribal communities, the report said. According to the GoM recommendations, the ST (Valley) category will have separate reservation quotas, with distinct rosters and vacancy registers for all state government recruitments and educational institutions. Existing ST (Plains) and ST (Hills) quotas will remain fully protected, the report further stated.
Bharatiya Kala Mahotsav at Rashtrapati Nilayam closes with 1.8 lakh visitors, 2.5 crore sales
Visitors faced a waiting line of nearly 100 metres at the entrance as they queued up to experience the cultural and traditional displays of the western States
Telangana excise dept seizes 40 liquor bottles in Shamshabad
Hyderabad: The Telangana excise officials seized 40 bottles of liquor, brought from Goa and Delhi, in Shamshabad on Sunday, November 30. Based on a tip-off, the excise officials conducted a vehicle inspection and intercepted two cars. As many as 28 liquor bottles were seized from one car, and 12 from another. The arrested persons and 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 .
T.N. Forest Dept. to conduct tree census and green space survey in six major cities
Besides Chennai, the survey will cover Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Madurai, Tiruchi, and Salem
Haryanas Nuh emerges as key operational base in white-collar terror module
BHOPAL:The Nuh district of Haryana has emerged as an alleged hideout, operational base for sourcing materials and recruitment ground for the white collar modules operatives. This comes against the investigations' progress into the white-collar terror module and the 10/11 Delhi blast case. The same southeastern Haryana district has also turned out to be the nucleus of Madhya Pradeshs biggest-ever inter-state cyber crime ring, which was busted by the police in early 2025. As the MP polices cyber crime unit accelerates its probe into the inter-state racket, men operating from Nuh (Haryana) have emerged as the kingpins and masterminds, which is believed to be worth more than Rs 3000 crore. Anatomy of a white collar terror module The cyber fraud ring involved more than 1000 bank accounts of people in the Vindhya and Mahakoshal region of MP, being used as mule accounts to park and circulate fraud money and hundreds of SIM cards sourced from MP were used by cyber fraudsters for committing crimes across the country. More than 25 persons, hailing from MP, Haryana and Bihar, have so far been arrested and charge-sheeted in the court in MP. The men in Nuh (mostly school dropouts) operated an illegal call centre at a flat in Gurugram, which was used to make calls to people for duping them via various kinds of cyber-crimes, including job offers, gaming and cryptocurrency investment frauds, etc. The SIM cards, which were sourced by the rackets kingpins from their operatives in MP and other states, reached through middlemen based in the Bihar capital Patna. Cybercrime police bust ATM card cloning racket, nab onefrom Haryana The bank accounts, which were used as mule accounts (around 70 per cent of them were originally held by low-income people in MPs Vindhya and Mahakoshal regions), served as the pipeline through which more than Rs 3,000 crore was routed to various destinations. The funds which were rotated through these accounts were actually proceeds of cybercrime committed in various parts of the country, religious charity money, as well as money from unknown sources suspected to have been used possibly for terror funding. A large sum of money was actually routed through the mule accounts to the Middle East, a MP police officer added. The men operating from Nuh even operated shell companies/firms in Hyderabad and parts of Maharashtra. These shell firms/companies were particularly used for cyber fraud and the transfer of illicit money. The 25-plus men who have been arrested in the case over the last 11 months have already been charge-sheeted in the court. Now we are going to zero in upon the real kingpins/masterminds of the racket in Nuh, the officer maintained. As per MP police sources, its not the first time that Nuhs name has cropped up in a major cybercrime case. Nuh has gradually emerged as a prime cybercrime hotspot in the country. Years back, it was Jamtara in Jharkhand, but a sustained crackdown witnessed newer hotspots emerge in West Bengal, adjoining parts of Odisha and later some parts of western UP. But over the last couple of years, Nuh in Haryana and adjoining districts of Rajasthan have come out as the prime cyber-crime hub of India, Madhya Pradesh polices SP (state cyber crime cell) Pranay Nagwanshi said. Children are linked to cybercrime in at least three of every 3,000 cases, say experts
Kerala SIR: Additional time to be used to trace missing voters and improve quality of enumeration
The EC has extended the deadline of the enumeration period from December 4 to December 11.
Congress to name new DCC president soon for Vizianagaram, says AICC observer
Scientists seek to lift ban on lab animals on flights
Assam pushes back 11 infiltrators, says Chief Minister
Himanta Biswa Sarma praises Assam Police after midnight operation on Bangladesh border
TNPCB may not issue certificate to Pisanathur plant, says Durai Vaiko
The Tiruchi MP says Thangam Thennarasu has assured him that the consent to establish will not be issued to the proposed waste treatment plant near Gandharvakottai
PGRS programme in Chittoor on December 1
Anbumani writes to Chandrababu Naidu seeking 6% quota for Vanniyars in A.P.
He says out of the total 6.5 crore population of the State, the combined share of the communities is 9.34%, but their representation in education and government employment is estimated to be less than 2%
Water level in Papanasam dam stands at 133.85 feet
Telangana Congress MPs to push for RRR, river rejuvenation in Parliament winter session
College union and Arts club inaugurated
Arrangements in place to launch first phase of national tiger census
Moon could become the next America for humanitys future expansion, says M. Annadurai
ECI's decision to extend SIR schedules by one week is a move to satisfy BJP: TMC
KOLKATA: The Election Commission of Indias decision to extend the schedules of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in 12 states, including West Bengal, has prompted ruling Trinamool Congress and opposition CPI-M and Congress to come together to criticise the Commission for its move. Coming down heavily on the Commission, the Bengal leadership of Trinamool Congress, CPI-M and Congress said that it should have considered the situation earlier because the SIR exercise was not at all possible within such a short timeline. But the BJPs Bengal unit has welcomed the national poll panels decision to extend the SIR timeline by one week. The ruling party in the state alleged that the BJP government at the Centre was instrumental in the decision. The Election Commission of India (ECI) extended the SIR schedules so that BJP can get some political advantages ahead of the assembly polls next year. The party has fixed a target number of voters from the electoral rolls during the ongoing exercise in the state. With the extension of schedules, the commission proved again that it works for BJP. But people of Bengal will again vote Trinamool Congress to power, Arup Chakraborty, spokesperson of the ruling party in the state, said. The saffron camp in the state has been claiming that more than one crore dead and bogus, including Bangladeshi infiltrators, will be deleted from the voters list following the SIR process. The Election Commission has no idea about the ground reality in Bengal because its run by bureaucracy. Todays notification issued by the national poll body once again proved that it has neither any planning nor the eligibility to conduct such a drive in the state, said Md Salim, CPI-M secretary, West Bengal. The Commission should have understood the situation in Bengal much earlier because the SIR exercise is not possible in such a short period of only three months in the state, which is vulnerable in terms of demography and population. The poll body is a paper tiger only, said Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Congress leader and the partys former MP for five times from Behrampore in Murshidabad district. Welcoming the decision the Sukanta Majumder, union minister of state for education and a BJP MP from Balurghat, said, We have nothing to say against the move because its the prerogative of the Commission. It has extended the deadline considering the situation. It can also extend the timeline again after the Mamata Banerjee governments term ends next year. In that case, SIR will go on under the President Rule. With several deaths of Booth Level Officers (BLOs) due to work pressure and stress triggered by the SIR-related rigorous jobs, a section of BLOs backed by Trinamool Congress staged protests in front of the West Bengal Chief Electoral Officers chamber, demanding extension of the SIR timeline and compensation to the family members of their deceased colleagues. Today, the ECI has extended the schedule of the ongoing SIR of electoral rolls for 12 States and Union Territories by one week. Under the revised plan, the enumeration drive and polling-station rationalisationearlier expected to wrap up by 4 December will now continue until 11 December. The preparation of the control table and the draft roll will run from 12 to 15 December, with the draft roll to be published on 16 December. The old schedule had placed draft publication around 9th December across states. The period for filing claims and objections has also been aligned with the new dates. Instead of closing on 8th January, as originally planned, the window will now remain open until 15 January.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks presidential pardon in years-long corruption trial
Sonu Sood, actor and philanthropist, joined millions in wishing Dr Subhash Chandra on his 75th birthday, describing him as an inspiration and a true changemaker.
Three run over by a truck on Surandai-Sankarankoil road
HDK promises 4,000 crore investment to revive VISP at Bhadravati
He says a detailed project report for such an investment in the first phase was ready
Two arrested, 650 kg of ganja seized in Bidar district
Urgent need to transform public perception of police: PM Modi at DGPs' conference
Prime Minister Modi urged police to enhance professionalism and sensitivity, especially for youth, at the DGP conference. He stressed integrating technology for intelligence, strengthening urban and tourist policing, and tackling drug abuse with a unified approach. The conference also focused on disaster management and modernizing policing for a 'Viksit Bharat'.
Ruling, opposition parties need alliances to face polls: Premallatha
From satellites to algorithms: Reimagining Dr. Subhash Chandra's vision in the age of AI
Dr. Subhash Chandra, the visionary founder of Zee TV and one of India's most acclaimed media moguls, turns 75 today. His life and journey stand testament to the value of disruption and extraordinary risk-taking.
No politics in registration of FIR against Sonia and Rahul: Union minister Athawale
MUMBAI: Union Minister Ramdas Athawale has said a fresh FIR against Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case was based on investigations, and ruled out any role of the Central government in the matter. National Herald had long been associated with the Congress, and allegations of financial irregularities linked to it had been discussed several times publicly. The Enforcement Directorate and other investigating bodies had carried out inquiries and levelled charges based on their findings, the MoS for Social Justice told reporters. Delhi Police has filed an FIR against Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and other accused in the National Herald case on a complaint by the ED as part of the agency's money laundering probe into the high-profile case that alleges the first family of the party abused its position for personal gains. This is completely a legal matter. The Central government has nothing to do with it. No one should politicise this issue, Athawale said, adding that the investigation was part of the routine functioning of probe agencies. He said if Rahul Gandhi feels the FIR against him is wrong, he can present his arguments in court through his lawyers.
Air Force Station-Begumpet holds graduation ceremony for navigation, weapon systems courses
The flight cadets will be commissioned as officers in the Indian Air Force at the Combined Graduation Parade scheduled to be held at the Air Force Academy, Dundigal on December 13
Dredging Begins at Nalli Creek To Revive 11,430 Acres
AP Government starts Rs 10 crore project to clear creek and protect villages.
All VPN services suspended in J&K's Rajouri amid rising terror misuse in border districts
An order was issued under BNSS after police flagged a suspicious surge in encrypted online activity; the move aims to curb communication tools used by terror groups in PoonchRajouri.
PGRS in Eluru to be held on December 1
Hundreds recite excerpts from Bhagavad Gita in Shivamogga
Participants advocated for the inclusion of the Bhagavad Gita in school and college curricula
Businessman found dead, family blames money lenders
Transform public perception of police, says PM Modi at Raipur event
RAIPUR: On the final day of the 60th All India Conference of Director Generals/Inspector Generals of Police at the Indian Institute of Management in Raipur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed the need to transform public perception of the police. He said that it can be achieved by enhancing professionalism, sensitivity, and responsiveness, besides strengthening urban policing. The PM directed state and UT police and the wider administration to adopt innovative strategies, make effective use of databases integrated under National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID), and link these systems through Artificial Intelligence (AI) to generate actionable intelligence. The three-day Conference was themed Viksit Bharat: Security Dimensions. Rourkela police inks pact with NIT-R to adopt modern technology for smart policing The conference witnessed in-depth deliberations on a wide range of national security matters. Discussions were held on the long-term Roadmap for Policing towards Vision 2047, emerging trends in counter-terrorism and counter-radicalisation, leveraging technology to enhance womens safety, strategies to bring back Indian fugitives based abroad, and strengthening forensic capabilities to ensure effective investigation and prosecution. While asserting to increase public awareness regarding the newly enacted criminal laws that replaced the colonial-era regulation codes, he reiterated the importance of establishing mechanisms for the regular monitoring of banned outfits. He added that it will ensure the holistic development of areas freed from Left Wing Extremism, and adopt innovative models to strengthen coastal security. PM Modi underscored the need for stronger preparedness and coordination, urging police chiefs to reinforce mechanisms for effective disaster management covering cyclones, floods, and other natural emergencies, including the ongoing situation of Cyclone Ditwah. He emphasised that proactive planning, real-time coordination, prompt response, and a whole-of-government approach are essential to safeguard lives and ensure minimal disruption during such events. In his address, the Prime Minister called upon the police leadership to realign the style of policing to meet the aspirations of a developing nation on the path to becoming a 'Viksit Bharat'. During the occasion, he conferred the President's Police Medals for distinguished service to officers of the Intelligence Bureau and also presented awards to the three best-performing cities in urban policinga recognition instituted for the first time to encourage innovation and improvement. The Conference was attended by the Union Home Minister, the National Security Advisor, Ministers of State for Home Affairs, and the Union Home Secretary. DGs and IGs from all states and union territories, as well as heads of Central Armed Police Forces and Central Police Organisations. Over 700 officers of various ranks joined virtually from across the country.
Boseraju holds talks with Andhra Pradesh Ministers on bridge-cum-barrage
Such a facility has been proposed to come up across the Tungabhadra near Chikalapravi and Chikkamanchale in Raichur district
Cyber crime police probe telephone exchange racket in Bengaluru
'Operation Sindoor Still Ongoing, Not Over': Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh Tripathi
Admiral Tripathi noted that the operation showcased the Navys constant state of readiness
Ramadoss to protest against EC recognising Anbumani as PMK president
Alleging the Commissions action as fraudulent, he terms it a murder of democracy
Over 25K candidates enter fray for Telanganas Panchayat elections
Hyderabad: More than 25,000 candidates filed their nominations for the first phase of Gram Panchayat elections in Telangana, scheduled to be held on December 11. According to the State Election Commission, a total of 25,654 nominations have been filed for 4,236 of Gram Panchayats in 31 districts. On the last day of filing of nominations 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 .
431 motorists booked in Cyberabad weekend drunk driving crackdown
High-level committee to oversee unified waste management system for Bengaluru
MeeSeva refutes reports of disruption, says services running without glitches
Vizag Regional Zone with 9 districts one of three growth engines in Andhra Pradesh
The regional zones aims at ensuring a balanced and decentralised development of the State; an official government order is likely to be issued on December 1
Why Aamir Khan went days without bathing during film shoots
Hyderabad: Aamir Khan is one of the biggest and most respected actors in India. His craze is unmatched, and his films have created records that shaped modern Bollywood. From classics like Lagaan, Rang De Basanti, and Dil Chahta Hai to massive blockbusters like 3 Idiots, PK, Dangal, and Taare Zameen Par, Aamir has delivered stories 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 .
Clean homes, dirty streets: Two faces of our civic sense
Rajasthan Revokes Order Asking Schools To Celebrate Babri Demolition Day After Criticism
Rajasthan government recalled its order to celebrate December 6 as Shaurya Diwas in schools after criticism.
30 roadside shops gutted in major fire mishap near Kondagattu hill shrine in Jagtial district
In Focus Podcast | The Brahmastra Unleashed: Inside Mumbais battle against the underworld
D. Sivanandhan, IPS (Retd.), talks about his experiences dismantling Mumbais underworld and the insights from his book The Brahmastra Unleashed.
BJD Faces Steady Erosion at Grassroots as Block Leaders Quit Across Odisha
A new wave of resignations in Bhadrak deepens the crisis for Naveen Patnaiks party amid growing signals of defections to the BJP.
