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DEMCON-2025 dementia meet from December 5 in Vizag
A lot of peopleare sort ofupping the value of phone choices and this trend is more evident in towns and villages as affordability on the rise
Telangana Rising Summit set to draw big names, bigger investments across sectors
$8 billion TCS-TPG hypervault data centre project, $100 million entertainment hub at Future City, Film City project by Ajay Devgn firm and many more investment announcements to be made
White-topping work picks up the pace in GBA limits; construction under way on 104 roads
Hyderabad: Trio held for murder linked to black magic plot
Hyderabad: The Osmania University police, on December 3, along with a task force, arrested three men in connection with the brutal murder of a 58-year-old man from Mangalhat, uncovering that the prime accuseds belief that the victim was practising black magic. The main accused, Shaik Ghouse, 43, believed that the deceased, Magu Singh, was practising 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 .
Education, healthcare privatisation exposes systemic flaws: CPI
Miley Cyrus is engaged to boyfriend Maxx Morando, flaunts unique bomb-style diamond ring worth Rs...
Miley Cyrus and Maxx Morando's engagement rumours are buzzing over the internet as she shows off a cushion-cut diamond ring worth Rs 1.34 crore, designed in a bomb-style bezel setting.
No Political Talks: Siddaramaiah Clarifies After Interaction With Venugopal
Both leaders were in Mangaluru for the centenary celebration of the historic Mahatma GandhiNarayana Guru dialogue
CPI(M) slams A.P. govt.s silence on ganja gangs, Penchalayyas murder
Revanna demands inquiry into illegal layouts near Hassan
Diplomatic delegation from Asian countries to tour Buddhavanam
Manifestos of key fronts recognise need for regeneration of canals in Kochi
The issue had come into focus and become a major talking point after recent interventions by the National Green Tribunal and the Kerala High Court, following reports of poor water quality in two major canals the ThevaraPerandoor (TP) and Edappally canals
GBA integrates UPOR property maps with e-khata system
Thousands participate in annual car festival of St. Xaviers Cathedral in Kottar
Days before Waqf registration deadline ends, AIMPLB seeks urgent meet with minister
Hyderabad: The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) on Wednesday sought an urgent meeting with the Union minister of state for minority affairs, George Kurian, to discuss the frequent technical glitches on UMEED portal. On Monday, the Supreme Court of India refused to extend the six-month deadline (ending on December 6) foruploading Waqf property 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 .
Vizag to host IFR, MILAN and Indian Ocean Naval Symposium in February 2026
President Droupadi Murmu will inaugurate the third International Fleet Review 2026 on February 18, says ENC Flag Officer and Commanding-in-Chief Vice-Admiral Sanjay Bhalla
Against the odds: Muslim Journalists in mainstream India
Hyderabad: They can be counted on fingers. Yet, they have made a significant contribution to Indian journalism. Muslim journalists in mainstream English media may be few in number, but their impact is both powerful and enduring. In a profession that is increasingly influenced by political and corporate interests, the Muslim voice though underrepresented 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 .
Festive fervour returns to Tiruvannamalai on Maha Deepam day
The Karthigai Deepam festival of Sri Arunachaleswarar Temple that began on November 24 with the hoisting of a flag culminated with the lighting of the Maha Deepam at 6 p.m. on December 3
Rape Case: Kerala Court Reserves Verdict on Anticipatory Bail Plea of Rahul Mamkoottathil
According to reports, the hearing, which lasted for one and a half hours, was held in a closed chamber with only Judge Nazeera S, the prosecution lawyers, and the MLA present
Natures Super Fit Tiny Chia-leaders
From glowing skin to lowering risks of heart diseases and inflammation, chia seeds are superheroes who sow health and happiness in your life
NTPC marks International Day of Persons with Disabilities by distributing assistive devices
K.C. Singh | Deft Global Balancing Vital As Putin Begins India Visit
Putins India visit highlights New Delhis balancing act as U.S.China tensions reshape geopolitics.
AIMPLB seeks meeting over UMEED portal technical issues, deadline extension
The issue of around 20,000 unregistered properties in Telangana poses a challenge
Lenovo Indias CSR arm commissions LED streetlights in 30 villages in Puducherry
Centres New Seed Bill Favours Companies, Hurts Farmers: Gangadhar
Gangadhar said restricting the powers of the states and reducing their role to merely supervising implementation goes against the spirit of federalism and obstructs farmer welfare
Maruti e-Vitara SUV Unveiled Ahead of Launch
Significantly, ahead of its first electric car launch, the carmaker has already set up 2,000 exclusive charging points across 1,100 cities.
Balanced Body, Focused Mind That's Her Secret!
Dr Suma Sandhyala shares how staying active strengthens both her surgical precision and personal wellbeing
Survey has also been sanctioned for construction of a 45-km line between Machilipatnam and Repalle to provide direct and shorter connectivity between the two towns, he tells Lok Sabha
For many engineering students in the country, enrolling in the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) is a highly desired aim. Around the clock, they work hard to achieve their long-standing goal of getting admission into the IIT.
Karimnagar Collector Sings for Disability Awareness
The collector and Sindhu Sri performed Aaratam Mundu Aatangkam Entha (How big is the obstacle before determination?), originally penned by lyricist Chandra Bose for the 2009 film Ninginela Naade
Wakefit IPO Sets Rs 185-Rs 195 Price Band
The public issue will open on Dec.8 and close on Dec.10, 2025
SC directs Delhi riots accused to furnish permanent addresses
Bench of Justices Aravind Kumar and N.V. Anjaria sets time limits for remaining bail arguments in case linked to 2020 unrest
Cocking A Snook: Court Raps Tamil Nadu For Disobeying Temple Lamp Order
In a late-evening development today, the Madurai bench of the Madras High Court pulled up the Tamil Nadu government for wilful disobedience after the Karthigai Deepam (holy lamp) was not lit on the ancient Deepathoon pillar at Thirupparankundram.
Multi-tasking easy for this LDF candidate
MH370 Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 plane disappeared from radar shortly after taking off on March 8, 2014, carrying 239 people, mostly Chinese nationals, on a flight from Malaysias capital, Kuala Lumpur, to Beijing.
OTP To Be Mandatory For Tatkal Tickets Bought At Reservation Counters
To book Tatkal train tickets from railway reservation counters, passengers will now have to provide a one-time password received on their mobile phones, a move officials say is aimed at curbing misuse of the last-minute ticket booking facility.
India and Russia are set to discuss advanced BrahMos missile development during President Putin's visit. Following its success in Operation Sindoor, India seeks lighter, versatile BrahMos-NG variants for its Air Force and extended-range systems. This collaboration underscores the strong Indo-Russian strategic partnership, with further talks on next-gen hypersonic and air-to-air missiles also anticipated.
'Want To Remove Thorn': Maharashtra Caste Murder Accused Told Mother
The mother of 20-year-old Saksham Tate, who was allegedly murdered last week by his girlfriend's family members in Maharashtra's Nanded, on Wednesday alleged that the accused had told her that he was a horn they wanted to remove from their lives.
Nizamabad Cong Leaders Camp In Adilabad For Praja Palana Meet
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy will attend the meeting as the chief guest: Report
Two found dead in autorickshaw after suspected drug overdose
Forest watcher injured in wild gaur attack in Idukki
Video: Chairs, Kicks, Punches Fly After 'Rasgulla Shortage' At Bihar Wedding
A wedding in Bihar's Bodh Gaya descended into a chaotic battlezone between the bride and the groom's families over shortage of rasgulla.
Aleemacharacterised her brother, Imran Khan, as a 'pure liberal'who genuinely sought peace and friendship with New Delhi, including the ruling BJP
Security tightened for Global Summit
Higher duties on cigarettes will be shared with the States, Sitharaman clarifies in Lok Sabha
The Lok Sabha on December 3 passed the Central Excise (Amendment) Bill, 2025, which would see higher excise duties being imposed on cigarettes.
Aamir Khan Backs Vir Das' Directorial Debut
Actor Imran Khan makes a surprise return to bwood after a decade with a cameo
Why Indian Students Cant Stop Choosing This Country in 2025, The Reasons Are Surprising
Indian student enrollment abroad is set to rise 38% by 2025, totaling over 1.8 million, driven by global exposure, career opportunities, and immigration pathways, with Canada leading in popularity.
City police recover two kilograms of ganja, weapons, and cash during search
Dilip Cherian | Extensions Usual As Andhra Prefers Its Naidu-Friendly Administrators
Extensions, contradictions and cadre clashes define Indias admin landscape.
Exports have Hardly Benefitted from Currency Weakness
The impact of rupee on exports is sector specific
Putin visit signals strategic reset: From S-400 tech transfer to skilled Indian workforce in Russia
Vladimir Putin's India visit is set to reshape geopolitics as both nations discuss defence deals, a mobility pact, trade expansion and ways to rebalance ties amid global realignments.
The algorithm of emotions: Are we shaping AI or is AI shaping us?
AI assistants are evolving from tools to emotional anchors, with people forming deep, private bonds with chatbots as therapists and friends. This reliance, driven by immediacy and comfort, blurs lines between reality and imagination, leading to potential emotional dependency and even 'AI psychosis.' While AI offers a low-effort outlet for unfiltered conversations, experts warn it cannot replace genuine human connection and empathy, highlighting the profound impact on our emotional landscapes.
Assam: ED attaches assets worth Rs 31.76 crore belonging to income tax officer and his wife
New Delhi, Dec 3: The Enforcement Directorate (ED), Guwahati Zonal Office, has provisionally attached movable assets worth approximately Rs 31.76 crore belonging to Income Tax Officer Khurshed Khan and his wife, under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, the agency said on Wednesday. The attachment was made through Provisional Attachment []
Karnataka High Court refuses to suspend sentence imposed on Prajwal Revanna in rape case
Rajya Sabha takes up resolution to extend water pollution law to Manipur
Congress MP Neeraj Dangi said the resolution had to be presented in Parliament because the situation in Manipur has not improved
They need their privacy to mourn, says Shatrughan Sinha, defending the actors outburst
Collector allays fear of names being left out in SIR in Krishnagiri
Afraid to remarry, widow strangles 2-yr-old son, dies by suicide in Medak
Telangana: A 24-year-old woman on Tuesday, December 2, strangled her two-year-old son before hanging herself in Chinna Shankarampet mandal of Medak, after her husband died two months ago. Thallla Akhilas maternal uncle filed a complaint at the Shankarampet police station alleging that she took the drastic measure after her in-laws told her to leave her 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 .
Karthigai Maha Deepam lit at Rockfort temple
Security measures in place for Pawans visit to Chittoor on December 4
Why govt has withdrawn mandate on pre-installing Sanchar Sathi app on phones? It is due to...
The central government has withdrawn its mandate on pre-installation the Sanchar Saathi app on smartphones in India. This came after the government faced huge backlash from privacy activists and the Opposition cornering it on the issue in the parliament.
Vizhinjam port boasts many records on the first anniversary of commercial operation
In just 10 months, it became the fastest Indian port to handle 1 million TEUs cargo. 41 ultra-large container vessels that are 399+ metres long berthed at the port, highest for any Indian port.
Siddaramaiah will continue as CM till 2028: M.B. Patil
Hanuma Maale Sankirtana Yatra held amid tight security in Srirangapatana
Chhattisgarh: 12 Maoists, 3 DRG jawans killed in Bijapur encounter
The gun battle broke out in a forest along the border of Bijapur-Dantewada districts when a joint team of security personnel was out on an anti-Naxal operation.
Kolusu Parthasaradhi advocates for modern, profitable farming at Nekkalam Gollagudem
US FDA and Telangana DCA discuss ongoing regulatory collaboration
India, Russia likely to discuss advanced variants of BrahMos missiles
A need has been felt in the country for developing the lighter variants of the missiles like the BrahMos NG which can be fitted on all types of fighter aircraft of the Indian Air Force with capability to hit targets at over 400 km and longer range versions of the missiles which can engage targets at more than three times of the present capability, defence sources told ANI.
Two arrested for murder linked to black magic
Team India, South Africa arrive in Vizag tomorrow
Andhra Cricket Association operations team inspects pitch, ground, seating arrangements; teams to hold practice session at the nets on Friday; Kohlis back-to-back centuries has raised expectations among fans; third lot of tickets released by the ACA on Wednesday evening sold out in under 15 minutes
Odisha Drops Jail Term for Gambling After passage of Jan Vishwas Bill
Opposition calls move nationalising gambling; Government says reform aims to modernise outdated laws and reduce legal burden
Rain damages major roads near central bus stand
Congress seat-sharing committee meets Stalin
it was a preliminary meeting, and no numbers were spoken about, says TNCC president K. Selvaperunthagai
Experts share insights on childhood epilepsies at CME held in Jipmer
Tenkasi court orders 14 to double life imprisonment, in 2015 Kasinathapuram murder case
Karnataka govt. finds itself in quota conundrum
The recent High Court order asking the government not to issue any fresh notifications on recruitment based on enhanced reservation has put it in a quandary
Trumps million-dollar rescue: Republicans hold Tennessee seat, but Dems smell 2026 blood
Abakkus MF Starts Operations With Flexi Cap & Liquid Fund
Flexi cap fund as mutual fund scheme invests across large, mid, and small-cap stocks
Indigo cancels over 200 flights due to crew shortage
NEW DELHI: Indigo airlines cancelled over 200 flights, and delayed countless others due to a crew shortage across airports in the country on Wednesday. This is the second consecutive day that Indigo is unable to operate a large number of flights. Sources said, the shortage is due to a massive recruitment drive by international airline Emirates at Delhi and Mumbai this week. However, Indigo attributed the significant disruption to multiple reasons including unforeseen operational challenges. Sources stated that there is a severe shortage of both cockpit and cabin crew. Flyers complained of these undesirable circumstances to the Ministry of Civil Aviation and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. 67 flights were cancelled at Delhis Indira Gandhi International Airport alone. 13 flights departing from Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport were cancelled; over 70 flights from Mumbai and Bengaluru airports were cancelled till Wednesday evening. Furthermore, flights to Kolkata and Srinagar were also cancelled. Airline sources said that several Indigo crew have been making a beeline for Emirate's recruitment roadshow in Mumbai and Delhi the last two days. Aviation source said, The mismanagement on part of Indigo too is a major reason for the crisis they have been facing the last two days. The revised Flight Duty Time Limitations were implemented by all airlines from November 1. Why is Indigo alone facing an issue? It is because of poor management of the situation, nothing else. The new rostering rules included increased weekly rest for pilots, from 36 hours to 48 hours, and limiting night landings carried out by pilots to just two instead of six. Passengers rage Ashish K Singh posted about his delayed flight from Mumbai to Ahmedabad 6E 534 on X. Stranded for 1-2 hours. Passengers deserve better. This is not just a delay. Passengers are left struggling, including senior citizens and families. Another flyer Satish said, Indian Railways takes around eight hours from Tirupati to Hyderabad. The great Indigo takes five hours from Tirupati to Hyderabad. N Pradeep from Hyderabad posed, Indigo, experienced your gate changing circus and flight delays for over four hours with no responsible staff in Hyderabad SHUT DOWN your pathetic service. In a statement, Indigo said, We acknowledge that IndiGos operations have been significantly disrupted across the network for the past two days, and we sincerely apologize to our customers for the inconvenience caused. The airlines attributed the disruption to a multitude of unforeseen operational challenges including minor technology glitches, schedule changes linked to the winter season, adverse weather conditions, increased congestion in the aviation system and the implementation of updated crew rostering rules. To contain the disruption and restore stability, Indigo claimed to have initiated calibrated adjustments to their schedules. These measures will remain in place for the next 48 hours and will allow us to normalise our operations and progressively recover our punctuality across the network, it said.
KOLKATA: A Division Bench of the Calcutta HC rejected the verdict of (now retired) Justice Ganguly on cancelling the appointment of 32,000 primary teachers in State-run and State-aided primary schools across West Bengal. The Division Bench of Justice Tapobrata Chakraborty and Justice Reetobroto Kumar Mitra pronounced the verdict this afternoon. With todays verdict, the Mamata Banerjee government in the State heaved a sigh of relief. It comes at a crucial time when the Supreme Court invalidated appointments of around 26,000 teachers of government-sponsored and government-aided secondary and higher secondary schools across districts and cities, citing institutional corruption in recruitment tests organised by the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC). The verdict, ahead of the Bengal Assembly elections due next year, also comes as a major relief to the ruling Trinamool, hit by several corruption scandals, especially in the education sector. Expressing satisfaction with todays verdict, the chief minister, Mamata Banerjee, told reporters, I am happy with the court order and families of the teachers have been saved. The judges have handled the issue with humanity. Its not justified to move the court every now and then to cancel someones job. We give jobs, not take them away. The Bench said today, After being in service for nine years, if they are removed now, there could be an adverse impact on the families. Calcutta HC asks CBI to probe 'illegal' appointments of primary teachers in Bengal schools In 2023, Justice Ganguly, who is now a BJP MP from Tamluk in East Midnapore district, had cancelled the appointments of the 32,000 primary teachers for alleged manipulation of the recruitment process (Teachers Eligibility Test held in 2014). In his order, Justice Ganguly had asked the state government to execute a fresh recruitment process and complete it within three months. However, the division bench of Justice Subrata Talukdar and Justice Supratim Bhattacharya put an interim stay on the single bench order of cancelling the appointments and granted the State six months to complete the process of recruitment of a fresh panel. The state government moved the apex court against the Division Bench order. The apex court had upheld the stay on appointments to the 32,000 posts and sent back the case to the High Court for final hearing. Meanwhile, on 12 November, the Division Bench of Justice Tapobrata Chakraborty and Justice Reetobroto Kumar Mitra concluded the hearing in the matter. Trinamool leadership alleged that isolated incidents of mistakes, misdemeanours, negligence and crime were being projected as a complete collapse of the education system. A political issue is being created from these isolated instances. We object to that. The BJP, the CPM and a section of the Congress are involved in this, the leadership expressed.
Diwtah cyclone damage: CPI(M) calls for higher compensation to farmers
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Calcutta High Court Nullifies Termination of 32,000 Primary Teachers
HC nullifies sacking of 32,000 primary teachers, says no proof of widespread corruption
Water hyacinth removal intensified across Cauvery Delta, says WRD official
Thousands of recruitments will be on hold till further orders of the High Court: KEA
Even as North Karnataka witnessed protests in several places, Convener of Karnataka Job Seekers Agitation Committee Yallappa Hegade hit out at the government for the current impasse.
NCBC recommends exclusion of35 communities, mostly Muslim, from West Bengals Central OBC list
The recommendation comes months after the NCBC initiated a probe into 37 communities included in the Central OBC list of West Bengal in 2014; the State will have Assembly polls in early 2026
Aneet, Ahaan Top IMDb's Most Popular Stars List
The actors surpass Aamir Khan at No. 3
