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New School Timetable To Stress On Sports, Art, Co-Curricular Activities
Ninth standard and tenth standard would not have a period for language laboratory but one period for library and three periods for Physical Education Training is common for all the school students.
Former Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhans twin remarks fuel buzz of rift within State BJP unit
The latest row hints at mounting pressure on Chief Minister Mohan Yadav amid reports of differences between him and other senior party leaders
Cyber Crooks Loot Rs 5.35 Crores From Three Victims In One Day
Analysing the three incidents that recently came to light, Sajjanar explained the precautions citizens need to take.
Oppn heading for crushing defeat again in 2029 elections, says Amit Shah
Amit Shah criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for engaging in negative politics and losing elections consistently. He expressed confidence that the National Democratic Alliance will secure a significant victory in the upcoming 2029 elections. Shah emphasized the need for Congress to connect with the public and engage in introspection regarding their recent electoral performance. Senior BJP leader Piyush Goyal also mocked Gandhi's behavior and rejected allegations of electoral malpractice.
At Least 13 Children, All Aged Under 15, Drown as Boat Capsizes in Ganga in Bihar's Vaishali
The incident took place around 8.30 pm in the Raghopur police station area
India-U.S. ties and the hurdle of American unilateralism
Washington wants a subservient India, but New Delhi must draw the line
Farmers Block Highways, Demand Higher Sugar MSP, Cane Price And Ethanol Procurement
In Belagavi district, a large number of farmers protested in three including Hirebagewadi and Hattargi toll plazas and at Kognalli check post in Nippani taluk.
Indias problem of overtreatment and overmedication
Unnecessary tests, prescriptions and procedures are part of the growing overtreatment problem
Spiralling food prices: on rising inflation
Rural households have felt the greatest impact of rising inflation
Spiralling food prices: on rising inflation
Rural households have felt the greatest impact of rising inflation
When SC expedited counting in Uttarakhand bodies ahead of 2027 assembly elections
Siroli Kalan has transitioned from a revenue village to an urban local body in Uttarakhand. The ruling BJP encountered significant political challenges after recent municipal elections. Despite efforts to weaken Congress, BJP could not gain ground in the Kichha municipality. Local dynamics shifted after Siroli's inclusion, highlighting the intricacies of electoral demographics. Ultimately, Congress retained control in local elections held in 2025.
The sound and the fiery: on green crackers, pollution control
Green crackers do little to curb air and noise pollution
Why Congress must not smear CJP
The CJP provided a common platform for a diverse coalition of dissenters to coalesce, and express dissent in personalised, creative ways under one banner
Why Congress must not smear CJP
The CJP provided a common platform for a diverse coalition of dissenters to coalesce, and express dissent in personalised, creative ways under one banner
Dont escalate!: US Deputy UN Rep. Tammy Bruce delivers direct message to Israel and Syria at UN
Delhi govt. makes Aadhaar mandatory for electricity subsidy
The exercise is vital to ascertain the details of those receiving benefits, stated the Sept. 30 notification
Delhi govt. makes Aadhaar mandatory for electricity subsidy
The exercise is vital to ascertain the details of those receiving benefits, stated the Sept. 30 notification
Water Leakage From Slice Gate Of NS Left Canal In Nalgonda
Officials rushed to the place and repaired the gate: Reports
Jantar Mantar denotified as protest site based on SC order: police to High Court
Jantar Mantar denotified as protest site based on SC order: police to High Court
Washington family used Victorian doll as 14th dinner guest; home is now a museum
20 Villagers Arrested In Adilabad District For Attacking Police
Villagers conspired to attack the police after the latter arrested Ramu: Reports
WRD begins removal of invasive plants from irrigation tanks along Palar River in Vellore
WRD officials said that on an average, around 15 tonnes of invasive plants grew in one acre of irrigation tank
A jury ruled that the Society for Human Resource Management, or SHRM, failed to accommodate a job applicant. Plaintiff Fiona Torres claimed SHRM revoked her job offer due to her need for a medical service dog. The jury awarded Torres $400,000 in compensatory damages for violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act. SHRM plans to appeal the verdict while asserting their offered alternatives for Torres were adequate.
Iran's warning raises concerns about the vulnerability of Gulf data centres and digital infrastructure to potential attacks. Recent escalations have already disrupted Amazon Web Services facilities in the UAE and Bahrain, highlighting the risk. The Gulf has invested significantly in emerging technologies, making security a critical focus for governments and companies. Developing alternative routes for connectivity will be essential to mitigate these threats.
Muslims disproportionately flagged in Delhi SIR
Muslims, who form 13.6% of electors on Delhis draft roll, made up 20.3% of those flagged for logical discrepancies and 30% of those flagged under five reasons indicative of family size by the Election Commissions ERONET software; in Bihar, which didnt have logical discrepancy checks, Muslims accounted for 18.4% of deleted electors, in line with their 17.7% share in population
Boy dies of burns in Tirupattur
The police said that even as his father and neighbours tried to put out the fire, the boy sustained grievous burns and the father sustained minor burns
What if AI boom busts? 22% of assets would be with 110 weak lenders: IMF
The IMF's latest stress test examined how banks would cope with an AI crash, soaring government bond yields and an economic slowdown. Under this scenario, 22% of global banking assets would be held in 110 weak lenders, whose core capital ratio would fall below 7%, or a higher threshold for the world's most complex banks.
'I wanted to work with...': Katie Zacharia ends her first White House briefing after 15 minutes
Nobel lesson: value of stabilisation models
This years Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel (2026) was given to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford for microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilisation
India reaffirms Ladakh status as China says it doesnt recognise the UT
Bihar joins Maharashtra, UP in curbing sale of non-subsidised fertiliser
Bihar has imposed restrictions on the sale of non-subsidised fertilisers to control access for farmers. These restrictions could limit the availability of advanced crop nutrition products through existing distribution networks. Industry executives warn that this move may lead to significant losses and hinder investment in new technologies. Concerns have been raised about potential impacts on soil health and crop productivity.
Jaipur (Rajasthan)/ New Delhi/ Mumbai (Maharashtra)/ Kolkata (West Bengal)/ Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], October 13: This Diwali, Bvlgari, the Magnificent Roman High Jeweler, unveiled a new expression of the festival with Passing the Light. Marking the Maison's first-ever global Diwali campaign, it was an intimate evening celebrating art, craftsmanship, and shared ritual. Conceived as an ode to India and to light in its most authentic form, the event invited guests to experience a beloved tradition through the lens of contemporary art, transforming the familiar glow of the diya into something deeply rooted yet strikingly unexpected. Conceived as a profound ode to India, the intimate evening brought together cultural luminaries to unveil a monumental, artisan-crafted tribute to the festival of lights.
Mulugu: Borewell Flows for 12 Years Without Motor, Irrigates 30 Acres
With borewells running dry and farmers being forced to spend more on pumping water to save their crops, a borewell in Mulugu district is proving to be a remarkable exception.
Vijays Presence Adds Fresh Buzz To Utsav: Naidu
The two Chief Ministers joined the festivities, with Vijays opening address in Telugu, greeting people on the occasion of Navaratri: Reports
MSMEs need to focus on quality, cost to gain from new FTAs: Secy
India's expanding network of free trade agreements is creating new opportunities for MSMEs to grow. The MSME ministry emphasizes the need for improved quality and cost competitiveness to access these opportunities. Moreover, government support for first-time exporters through practical assistance is crucial for success. It is essential to enhance certification participation and upgrade testing infrastructure to meet international standards.
Loud booms heard near Saudi Aramco headquarters in Dhahran, sources say
Loud booms were heard near Saudi Aramco's headquarters in Dhahran, prompting an evacuation of the area. Reports indicated that smoke was observed coming from the headquarters, raising concerns. Following this, the Saudi civil defense issued a warning about potential danger in Riyadh. Subsequently, a loud boom was also reported in the capital city. No official statements have yet been released regarding the situation or the cause of the noise.
City hospital organises breast cancer awareness programme
Hyderabad: Road Work on Toli Mosque Waqf Land Draws Protest
Road construction on Waqf land belonging to Toli Mosque in Karwan has raised concerns, with activists alleging that the property has faced encroachment for the past 25 years.
Mumbai Airport Says Airlines To Operate Winter Flight As Planned
The meeting between Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL), airlines and the ministry on Tuesday ended on a positive note, with both sides agreeing to work towards a plan for the redevelopment of Terminal 1
CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka detained as they sneak into Jantar Mantar
Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka were detained after entering Jantar Mantar while carrying the Indian national flag. They protested against the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar during their demonstration. The Cockroach Janta Party criticized the government's decision to remove Jantar Mantar as an authorized protest site. CJP leaders stated that public spaces belong to all citizens and cannot be restricted by the state.
Gautam Adani Meets Mike Bloomberg, Discusses Energy Transition, Future Of AI
Gautam Adani expressed his delight at meeting Mike Bloomberg and said his vision and commitment to climate action continued to inspire him.
Nilgiris Co-optex Sets Rs. 85 Lakh Sales Target For Deepavali Season
A 30 per cent discount is given for all handloom items for Deepavali.
US existing home sales rise in September; higher mortgage rates dim outlook
Home sales rose 1.5% last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.99 million units, the National Association of Realtors said on Tuesday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast home resales would decline to a rate of 3.95 million units.
TOI explains: Why cant Bengaluru protest outside Freedom Park?
Shardiya Navratri Day 4 honours Maa Kushmanda: Celebrate Sharadiya Navratri on October 14, 2026, with devotion and excitement! The fourth day highlights the reverence for Maa Kushmanda, where devotees wear royal blue attire and prepare delightful malpua. Engaging in time-honored puja practices, including mantra recitations and sharing prasad with loved ones, this day becomes a cherished moment for seeking blessings for a bountiful life filled with health and happiness.
'Commander-in-thief' remark: SC stays trial against Rahul Gandhi
The Supreme Court has stayed the criminal defamation proceedings against Rahul Gandhi regarding his comments on Prime Minister Modi. These remarks were made during a public rally in Rajasthan, focusing on the Rafale fighter jet deal. Gandhi used the slogan 'Chowkidar chor hai' and referred to Modi as 'India's Commander-in-Thief'. The court issued a notice regarding Gandhi's plea and is awaiting responses.
NIMS Doctors Urge Early Detection Of Blood Clots To Prevent Stroke, Heart Attack
Thrombosis is the formation of blood clots within blood vessels: Reports
Koyambedu To Host Special Market For Ayudha Pooja
To help visitors locate the special market, signboards will be installed at various points, and announcements will be made through loudspeakers.
Odisha Cabinet Congratulates Modi On Completing 25 Years As Head Of Government
CM Majhi said Odisha had added 2,236 km of railway lines since 2014 and achieved 100 per cent railway electrification.
Rest Stops Bring Relief to Gig Workers
Gig workers engaged in food delivery, quick commerce and other app-based services in Hyderabad have welcomed an initiative to provide dedicated rest stops, saying the facilities offer much-needed relief during long working hours.
NY Fed President Williams sees no need for a rate hike in 2027
At a recent conference, John Williams from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York expressed optimism about a potential interest-rate increase this year, suggesting inflation could hit the 2% goal by next year. He cited the role of artificial intelligence in affecting inflation rates while also addressing the sector's supply-demand imbalance.
Amit Shah slams SIR protests, says Congress will suffer its fourth consecutive defeat in 2029
The trust of people cannot be earned through manufactured media events and the echo of falsehoods, says Home Minister
Stray Bear Giving Nightmares To Kotagiri Town Residents
The residents wanted the foresters to capture the stray bear for relocation and to evolve deterrent plans for the future.
INDIA bloc's daily Delhi marches against SIR and CEC hit festive season pause button
INDIA bloc leaders paused their protests in Delhi due to the ongoing festival season and sustainability concerns. However, they expressed commitment to continue fighting against the Chief Election Commissioner and the Modi government. A meeting led by Rahul Gandhi discussed scheduling fewer protests until mid-November for maximum impact. While several leaders suggested shifting protests to their home states, Delhi remains the preferred location.
Karoline Leavitt Vs Katie Zacharia: Who Stood Stronger Facing Tough Questions Under Trump?
Karoline Leavitt served as Trump's press secretary before leaving the White House at the end of August. She was subsequently hired by Fox News as a commentator. Katie Zacharia, who previously worked as a communications adviser to Trump Media & Technology Group, has stepped into the spotlight with her first White House briefing. How do Karoline Leavitt and Katie Zacharia handle tough questions from reporters at the White House under US President Donald Trump? In this special press briefing face-off, we compare how Trump's former and new press secretaries respond to challenging questions, defend the administration's position, and handle pressure from the White House press corps. Who stood stronger under pressure? Did Leavitt have the sharper responses, or can Zacharia match her approach?
China's Ships In Indian Backyard: What Bangladeshs $335-Mn Mongla Port Deal Means For Delhi
Bangladesh has signed a $335 million loan agreement with China to expand and modernise Mongla Port, located roughly 80 kilometres from Indias border. The project will fund two container terminals, cargo yards and modern port machinery. On paper, this is an infrastructure deal. But the timing and location make it strategically important for New Delhi. The port is close to Indias eastern frontier and has been used by Indian cargo since 2018. The deal also comes after Bangladesh cancelled an India-backed economic-zone project on adjoining land and handed the site to a Chinese company. There is no Chinese military base at Mongla. China has not been given the right to operate the port. But strategic influence does not always arrive in uniform. It comes through loans, contracts, supply chains and long-term dependency. With Chinese defence and infrastructure ties deepening across Bangladesh, India faces a clear warning on its eastern flank. Shreya Chandra has more
'Trump Betrays Putin?' New Press Secy Caught Off-Guard With US-Russia Oil Deal Question
Fresh confusion over Donald Trumps Ukraine policy erupted after the White House initially failed to answer whether Washington was still sharing intelligence with Kyiv.Asked directly about intelligence cooperation, new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia said she would have to get back with an answer fueling questions over U.S. support for Ukraine amid Trumps controversial Russia energy push.
Telangana Releases 204.4 Crore Post-Matric Scholarships For Nearly 33,000 SC Students
The government was taking steps to clear pending educational fee liabilities: welfare minister Adluri Lakshman Kumar
TNEB Union Demo At Tiruchy Against Privatisation
Their demand includes protecting Tangedco as a public sector undertaking, giving up the move to hand over power distribution to private parties through smart meter scheme, as it would affect the people of all areas.
Govt Schools Set For Major Upgrade With 205.95 Crore
Telangana has sanctioned 205.95 crore to upgrade 20 government schools, with 30% funding from the state budget and the remaining 70% through a proposed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank loan.
8.45 Crore For Conducting Annual Book Fairs Across Districts In 202627
According to a G.O. issued by the School Education (Public Libraries) Department, the financial sanction aims to foster reading habits statewide by ensuring that book exhibitions continue as an uninterrupted annual fixture across Tamil Nadu's administrative districts.
Children among several dead after boat capsizes in Bihar
Several people, including many children, are feared drowned after a boat capsized in the Ganga river in Bihar's Vaishali district on Tuesday evening. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary have expressed condolences and announced ex gratia payments to the victims' families.
High-cost power to be purchased for 16 days to avoid unscheduled cuts, says Minister
The current peak power demand is 21,000 MW when compared to 16,000 MW last year a 30% increase due to the El Nio effect, says Nirmal Kumar
Statewide Census Of Widows, Hike In Monthly Aid Sought
Members of the federation, led by its Thoothukudi district coordinator Kasthuri, submitted a petition to the Thoothukudi district collector on Monday, pressing for these demands.
Nellore: Race Intensifies Among Alliance Parties for Mayors Post
With the Mayors post in the Nellore Municipal Corporation falling vacant in the unreserved category, lobbying has intensified within the ruling alliance, as several aspirants are emerging from the Telugu Desam and the BJP.
All Ways To Kill A Lake Followed Here
Korattur lake is shrinking and polluted by sewage and industrial waste, prompting residents to demand sanctuary status to protect its 154 bird species.
Mamata AITC protests in Kolkata against CEC
Mamata Banerjee-led AITC organized a rally in Rajabazar, calling for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Protesters aimed to march to Park Circus but were stopped by police due to a lack of permission. Kolkata Police Commissioner Ajay Kumar Nand noted that no official message about the rally was received.
Pak police fire tear gas, live rounds at protesters in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; 50 detained
Omar Abdullah and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq slam J&K Waqf Board move to 'standardise' Friday sermons
The political backlash followed a recent meeting of the J&K Waqf Board, chaired by Andrabi, at which it was decided to constitute a core committee of Muftis, Imams and Khateebs to identify and finalise common topics for Friday sermons at shrines, jamia masjids and other religious institutions associated with the board.
Metro Rail To Run Till Late Night To Facilitate Spectator's Watching Indo West Indies Cricket Match
The suspension will affect the daily services between the city to Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Madinah: Reports
Army gets largest batch of indigenous loitering munitions
The Nagastra-1R has been procured by the Army for short-range operations and is seen as a low-cost platform that can be used in large numbers during a conflict. In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, the armed forces have been focusing on low-cost, indigenous platforms that can be produced quickly for mass deployment.
Odisha's KIMS Performs First Corneal Transplant, Restores Vision Of 37-Year-Old
The surgery was performed by a team of ophthalmologists led by Dr Akshit Gupta.
TNSTC Retd Staff Hold Demo For Slew Of Demands
Retired TNSTC employees staged a protest in Tiruchy, demanding settlement of pending monetary benefits, revised contract benefits, uniform DA calculation and jobs for their wards.
Is Wetland Authority accountable to government or construction companies, asks Anbumani
Anbumani alleges that the authority has moved with lightning speed to reduce buffer zone around the Pallikaranai marsh in order to protect the interests of construction firms. He demands that the government notify all wetlands across the State
Telangana Records 37.1C as IMD Forecasts Thunderstorms from October 15
The state continued to record high daytime temperatures for this time of the year on Tuesday, with Hanamkonda registering 37.1C, the highest in the state, even as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast thunderstorms and lightning from October 15 to 19.
After AMU, Jamia students launch hunger strike over union elections
CMDA Contractors Urge Immediate Release Of Pending Dues
The group highlighted that any prolonged disruption would affect not just contracting firms, but thousands of daily wage labourers, vendors, and allied industries reliant on Chennai's urban projects.
DU clears 5,889-crore plan for hostels for over 21,000 students
Vizag Steel Plant Land Auction Receives Good Response
Price per square yard has crossed 1.80 lakh per square yard in some of the popular locations.
TVK MLAs Call For Change Of Cut-Out Culture Is Food For Thought
A video appeal by Sholinganallur MLA ECR P. Saravanan on Monday, asking party workers in his constituency to refrain from putting up flex boards and posters featuring party leaders, is food for thought.
NCC founder and Padma Shri awardee A.V.S. Raju passes away
Karimnagar Home Guard Saves Life Of Aged Man
Home guard V. Anjaneyulu rescued an 80-year-old man from drowning in Lower Manair Lake after he jumped into the water in an alleged suicide attempt. Senior police officials praised the home guard for his prompt action.
BJP retains Gandhinagar civic body with 38 of 44 seats
BJP had, however, seen an erosion of three seats compared to the 2021 election. This election saw BJP workers allegedly tearing Congress posters and Congress' lone Lok Sabha MP from Gujarat, Geniben Thakore, challenging BJP to touch party posters in daytime.
Nobel@125: Women account for only 7% of laureates, rarely win in science
Women remain underrepresented among Nobel laureates, accounting for just 7% of awards since 1901, with the sciences seeing the widest gender gap
Julianne Moore moves from West Village townhouse to light-filled Manhattan duplex
MP distributes CMRF cheques worth 15.80 lakh to 27 beneficiaries
Firing In Delhi's Sonia Vihar, Man Injured
A 30-year-old man, Manish Yadav, was injured after being shot multiple times in northeast Delhi's Sonia Vihar area on Tuesday. Police are investigating the incident, scanning CCTV footage, and working to ascertain the motive and identify the assailants.
