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Cauvery Water Management Authority upholds CWRCs order to Karnataka to release water to Tamil Nadu
Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakuamar convenes an all-party meeting in Bengaluru on Sunday to seek advise on the States next move
S.Sreejith emerges front-runner for Kerala DGP post after M.R. Ajith Kumars suspension
Sreejith, a 1996-batch IPS officer, is the next senior-most officer in the line of succession after Kumar, who is under suspension and Suresh Raj Purohit, who is on Central deputation
E20 petrol can reduce fuel economy by 2-6%: Nitin Gadkari
Critics have questioned whether all vehicles are fully compatible with E20, flagged the possibility of reduced fuel efficiency and higher maintenance costs, and sought clarity on liability if engine or fuel-system problems arise
Governor Arlekar, CM Vijay pay tributes to Muthulakshmi Reddy on her birth anniversary
Madras HC Seeks TN, Centre's Reply on Plea Against Mekedatu Resolution
On June 19, the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly passed a resolution opposing the Karnataka government's proposal to construct the Mekedatu dam across the Cauvery River
Water Resources Department Work Inspector arrested by DVAC on bribery charge in Tiruchi
AFC notes with great concern and disappointment that it was not consulted by FIFA at any level prior to the public announcement of this proposal says, AFC president
Column | 'We were the Gen Z of that moment: student leader Aishe Ghosh
A veteran of the 2019 anti-CAA protests reflects on a new generation of student dissent and the lessons it must carry forward
The viral Chuvarbot 2.0 secures productisation grant from Kerala Startup Mission
The graffiti painting start-up, which garnered social media attention during the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections, has secured a grant of 12 lakhs from the Kerala Startup Mission. The product, currently in its prototype stage, is set to launch by the end of 2026
Rain forecast prompts Telangana Ministers to issue directions on precautionary measures
'You knew something was brewing: Sen Lankford presses Fauci over COVID origins, Wuhan lab funding
Move to privatise drinking water supply in Tiruchi opposed
Illegal Overnight Party Raided, 3 Organisers Held
The accused persons identified as Dikshit, Vedanth Pandit and Shankar, according to the police, had invited men and women through an online application and organised the party without obtaining the necessary permission from officials concerned and collected entry fees from participants
Chinese Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of To believe in ones dreams is to spend all of ones life asleep. The saying reflects the difference between simply dreaming about success and taking meaningful action to achieve it. It suggests that while dreams inspire hope and ambition, they have little value unless they are supported by effort, discipline, and perseverance. Rather than discouraging people from dreaming, the proverb encourages them to turn their aspirations into reality through consistent action, reminding us that true success comes from balancing vision with hard work.
Snakes once had legs: Here's how they lost them 100 million years ago
How snakes lost their legs: A buried skull in Patagonia, a broken genetic switch, and the ghost legs still hiding inside pythons, scientists are finally closing in on one of evolution's strangest disappearing acts.
Rupee rises nine paise to 95.67 against U.S. dollar
A softening dollar also supported the local currency, but its upward move was restricted due to volatile crude oil prices, triggered by a fresh escalation of the war in West Asia said forex trades
Ten years and 7 PMs later, did Brexit make a difference?
Analysis of migration and trade data show that Brexit neither helped in controlling net migration nor in significantly improving the U.Ks trade
Stock markets end higher for second day led by buying in blue-chips, foreign fund inflows
30-share BSE Sensex ends 0.35% higher at 77,928.15; 50-share NSE Nifty rises by 0.28% to end at 24,317.15
According to a study done by the Government Medical College, Srinagar, 30.38% pellet victims who suffered eye injury reported depression, 16.92% adjustment disorder, 13.08% panic disorder and 10.77% post-traumatic stress disorder
Burhanpurs Mughal-era water system gets conservation push
Bhopal:A team of experts from the Bhopal-based Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT), along with water management specialists, has launched an initiative to conserve and rejuvenate Burhanpurs historic Kundi Bhandara, a 400-year-old underground water management system also known as Khooni Bhandara. The system was built by Abdul Rahim Khan-e-Khana, a notable military leader 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 .
Do you still store leftovers in aluminum foil? Doctors and medical experts have warned that this everyday kitchen habit, a practice common in the United States, may increase aluminum exposure, especially when wrapping hot, acidic, salty, or spicy foods. Storing tomato-based dishes, lemon or citrus-based meals, foods containing vinegar, pickles, salty foods must not be done.
NGT not satisfied with LSGDs report on pollution impacting coastline of Fort Kochi in Kerala
Southern Bench of tribunal says action taken report submitted by the department on July 16 is not complete as it does not specifically state the action plan for each of the authorities; it also does not provide details of action taken and measures that are under implementation
'Manthan 2.0' is here; M&M to shift into 'attack mode' amid global churn, says Anand Mahindra
Anand Mahindra described the global economy as entering 'Manthan 2.0' with new uncertainties. Mahindra & Mahindra will now move into 'Attack Mode' to seize emerging opportunities. India is gaining relevance globally due to its manufacturing scale and stability. The company achieved historical highs and is innovating significantly. M&M will accelerate through uncertainty with a clear strategy and strong execution.
Bullet-riddled bodies of six abducted labourers found in Pakistan's Balochistan
Abduction of workers, labourers who belong from outside Balochistan occurs frequently in the restive province
'May do same with Army': Opposition attacks BJP for India Hockey's saffron jersey
Samsung Sees Chip Shortage Extending To 2028, Touts Long-Term Supply Deals
The South Korean conglomerate has signed supply agreements with the five biggest global data centre firms and is nearing deals with five other major players, it said without identifying them
Heavy to very heavy rainfall is forecast across India from July 30 to August 1. Active monsoon conditions will bring intense showers and thunderstorms to many regions. Northern and central states, including Delhi, will experience significant rainfall activity. Eastern, northeastern, western, and southern parts of the country are also on alert. Residents should prepare for continued wet weather and potential gusty winds.
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis thanks Christopher Nolan for the The Odyssey spotlight
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has thanked filmmaker Christopher Nolan for bringing Ancient Greece back into the spotlight with his hit movie The Odyssey
Escalating Unrest in PoJK Draws Strong Reactions from J&K Leadership
Omar Abdullah Calls for Immediate End to Targeting of Innocent Civilians in Held Territory
The kitchens that feed Hyderabads homesick newcomers
In Hyderabads IT corridor, a handful of migrant families have been feeding and nourishing students and hustlers
Taking the longest to finish a meal may invite lighthearted jokes from friends or family, but psychology suggests it often reflects a combination of behavioral habits and individual differences rather than a specific personality trait. Ultimately, there is no single ight pace for eating. What matters most is developing eating habits that promote good health, allow you to enjoy your food, and encourage meaningful social connections.
Quote of the day by C. S. Lewis offers a powerful reinterpretation of failure. A setback does not automatically move someone backward. If it produces knowledge, resilience, or a better strategy, it can become a marker pointing toward future achievement. The road to success is rarely a straight line. It is more often a series of turns, obstacles, corrections, and discoveries. In the end, success belongs not only to those who achieve their goals quickly but also to those who remain willing to learn when things go wrong. Every failed attempt can become a lesson, every mistake can reveal a better path, and every setback can strengthen the determination needed for the next opportunity.
Death toll tops 1,500 in fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history, says Congo
The outbreak declared on May 15 is unlike most previous Ebola outbreaks because the Bundibugyo virus responsible for it has no approved vaccines or treatments
Heavy rainfall forecast in three Telangana districts on July 31
Mumbai HC Grants Interim Relief To Sameer Wankhede From NCB Questioning
NCB initiated enquiries for irregularities in two drug cases, including one related to actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death.
Its earlier interim order had halted construction over the absence of a valid environmental clearance
'All is well'? Charanjit Singh Channi conspicuous by his absence during Rahul's speech in Lok Sabha
Congress MP Charanjit Singh Channi made headlines by missing Rahul Gandhi's speech in Lok Sabha, prioritising a protest over an alleged paper leak in Faridkot. This sheds light on the brewing tensions within the Punjab Congress, as party leaders balance internal disagreements with the pressing need to prepare for next year's elections.
For everyone who supported me during the tough times and everyone who said that I wont be jumping again ever in my career, this medal is for them, said Murali Sreeshankar
Kharge Calls Anti-Paper Leak Bill 'Incomplete', Seeks Shah's Resignation
Congress chief says the amended law fails to address the root causes of paper leaks and accuses the government of acting only under pressure from student protests.
Suvendu Adhikari second least wealthy among Chief Ministers: ADR
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is the least wealthy among the countrys Chief Ministers, with declared assets of 55.24 lakh, the analysis found
ED searches 16 locations in Coimbatore blast terror funding case
Watch: Krishna Byre Gowda interview: Cities, Gen Z, protests & politics
What does it mean to be a young student in India right now? The NEET paper leak protests across India by youngsters not only led to the resignation of a Union Minister, but also left us with a lot of questions to ponder about. Apart from the main theme, that is education, it also brought out issues of urban renewal, cities, middle class, merit and more. To discuss this, we are joined by Krishna Byre Gowda, Minister for Greater Bengaluru Development. Gowda has been in the news for his swift action plans towards making Bengaluru more pedestrian friendly, among other things.
NCW set target of eliminating child marriage across country by 2030: Rahatkar
The national average of child marriage stands at 23.3%, while West Bengal, Bihar and Tripura have among the highest rates, with over 40% of women married before the age of 18
Hyundai Motor Q1 net dips 35% on production constraints and West Asia conflict
With 100% normalization of production, coupled with healthy demand environment and upcoming product pipeline, recovery is likely to gain pace from Q2 onwards
Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee protested against 20 rebel MPs in Parliament. These defectors joined the Nationalist Citizens Party of India, pledging support to the NDA. The Trinamool Congress has labeled these MPs as traitors for their actions. Rebel MPs had approached the Election Commission regarding the party split. A swift decision is needed to resolve the ongoing political uncertainty.
Olectra Becomes Indias First Company to Deploy 4,000 Electric Buses
The landmark achievement marks a defining moment in the countrys electric mobility journey and reinforces Olectras leadership in accelerating Indias transition towards sustainable public transportation
Kotak Securities Earns Great Place to Work Certification and Recognition Among India's Best Workplaces in Investments 2026
MetaOptics and Elsoft partner to scale next-generation semiconductor optics manufacturing equipment
MetaOptics and Elsoft partner to scale next-generation semiconductor optics manufacturing equipment
Investec Selects Infosys Finacle SaaS Platform on Microsoft Azure for Digital Banking Transformation
Investec Selects Infosys Finacle SaaS Platform on Microsoft Azure for Digital Banking Transformation
Psychology of older people hiding wealth: Elderly Indians often hide financial details from their children. This secrecy stems from a desire for control and fear of becoming a burden. Past scarcity experiences also shape their cautious approach to money. Parents aim to protect family harmony and their provider identity. Open conversations about health and care can alleviate financial anxieties.
We complement, not compete: Goyal unveils $70 trillion FTA global market access
Appointment of CEC, ECs: SC reserves order on need to refer matter to larger bench
The Supreme Court reserved its judgment on a key legal challenge. This challenge questions the appointment law for election commissioners. The current law excludes the Chief Justice of India from the selection panel. Petitioners argue this exclusion undermines the independence of the process. Parties must now file written arguments for the court's consideration.
Opposition Criticises Hockey Jersey Colour Change, Calls It 'Saffronisation' Bid
Today they have done this with hockey; tomorrow they may do the same with the Army. How can anyone trust them? They want saffron everywhere, he said.
Two held for possession of elephant tusks in Nilgiris
Apple-Laden DCM Overturns on WarangalKhammam Highway, Crowd Loots Fruit
Following the accident, a large number of people gathered at the spot and rushed to collect the apples scattered across the road.
Quote of the day by Winston Churchill remains powerful because it separates the practical necessity of earning a living from the deeper question of what makes life worthwhile. The possessions people collect may eventually disappear, while the positive influence they have on others can continue through generations. Churchill's quote encourages a simple but profound shift in perspective. Work can provide the means to live, but compassion gives life meaning. Achievement can open doors, but generosity allows others to walk through them. In the end, a fulfilling life may not be measured by how much one managed to acquire, but by how much kindness, knowledge, encouragement, and hope one was willing to share along the way.
Sajjanar Urges Citizens to Stay Alert amid Heavy Rain Forecast
Sajjanar emphasized that the public should constantly monitor weather updates and alerts issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and plan their daily travel accordingly to avoid inconvenience
YSRC Leaders' Enthusiasm Creates Havoc At Vizag Airport
The party activists gathered in large numbers at the Vizag airport to receive YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, who is scheduled to meet party leader Seediri Appalaraju during Mulaqat at Ampolu prison
Diesels desire: an engine for everyone
For someone who wished to build an engine for everyone, August turned out to be an auspicious month. On August 10, 1893, Rudolf Diesels prime model was powered on its own for the first time. Five years later, on August 9, 1898, Diesel obtained a U.S. patent titled Internal-combustion engine. Join A.S.Ganesh as he tries to explain what fuelled Diesels desire
2020 rioting case: Supreme Court seeks response of Punjab CM, AAP leaders on Chandigarh's plea
A Bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V. Mohana issued notices to Mr. Mann and other Aam Aadmi Party leaders on 2020 rioting case
Ajinkya Rahane retirement: BCCI pays rich tributes as an illustrious career comes to a close
Ajinkya Rahane has retired from international cricket after a distinguished career. The BCCI acknowledged his significant contributions to Indian cricket, especially overseas. Rahane played many defining innings in difficult foreign conditions for the team. He captained India during a historic series triumph in Australia.
SC to Hear Senthil Balaji's Anticipatory Bail Plea in TASMAC Case on Friday
Soon after the denial of pre-arrest bail, the top court bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant was urged by senior lawyers Kapil Sibal, Mukul Rohatgi and Amit Anand Tiwari on behalf of the DMK leader that his plea be listed for urgent hearing as he faces imminent coercive action
The return of division talk in J&K and why its dangerous
On September 15, 1950, at Lake Success, the temporary home of the United Nations between 1946 and 1951, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) received a report on Jammu and Kashmir from Owen Dixon, former Chief Justice of Australia
Vedanta names Arun Misra as CEO, Q1 profit jumps
Vedanta appointed Arun Misra as chief executive officer for a one-year term. The company reported a 72% jump in first-quarter profit, reaching 54.73 billion rupees. Higher base metal prices, including zinc and copper, significantly boosted the company's earnings. Vedanta's revenue increased by 51% to 234.56 billion rupees during the quarter. The firm's net profit margins expanded to 22% from 12% a year earlier.
Kyivs clear message to New Delhi: Not a single Ukrainian drone sent to Pakistan
This assertion becomes particularly important, especially in light of reports during Operation Sindoor alleging that Pakistani forces were being supplied with drones originating from Ukraine. This claim has circulated but remained difficult to independently verify
Ukraine fights on: A journey through a nation living under relentless war
Perhaps years of working in conflict zones, and the loss of a few colleagues has given me the instinct to move quickly and instilled in me a deeper sense of caution
Trust between government, youth vital: Sonam Wangchuk urges Centre to honour no-FIR assurance
Referring to Public Examinations (Amendment) Bill, Mr. Wangchuk said he was happy that a bill on improving examinations had been brought in Parliament
Abhijeet Dipke alleged Union Home Minister Amit Shah ordered police action against students. He demanded Shah's resignation over the crackdown during a recent protest. Dipke also criticized the appointment of Pralhad Joshi as the new education minister. He defended the Jantar Mantar agitation as a constitutional fight for rights. The CJP founder pledged support for ongoing farmers' movements across the nation.
M&M Q1 net profit rises 34% to 5,455 crore, revenue up 28%
The strength of its diversified portfolio coupled with proactive actions to navigate through this challenging environment enabled it to deliver strong results
Ballots without a country: a quiet case for pluralism in Myanmar
In a country where geography mirrors diversity and authority remains contested, elections in Myanmar unfold detached from realities on the ground; with key Opposition forces excluded and large swathes of the nation outside effective participation, the exercise underscores how the absence of pluralism and federal accommodation continue to undermine any meaningful democratic transition
Sonam Wangchuk urges Centre to honour no-FIR assurance for students
Referring to the recently introduced legislation aimed at strengthening the examination system, Wangchuk said he was happy that a bill on improving examinations had been brought in Parliament
Congress says Rot in India's education system deep; Pradhan's resignation only beginning
The former Environment Minister said that simply passing a law to create fast-track courts insults the righteous frustration of the youth who have taken to the streets over the last couple of months
Infantino Calls Plan To Sell FIFA World Cup Stake A Proposal, 'Not An Obligation'
FIFA announced plans this week to create a $20 billion subsidiary to run the World Cup and its other events, and said it will offer stakes of up to 20% in it to external investors
Karnataka HC Pulls Up Judicial Officer Over Alleged Road Rage, Says Conduct 'Wholly Unbecoming'
Justice M Nagaprasanna, while hearing a petition filed by the accused on Wednesday, viewed CCTV footage of the incident, which allegedly showed the principal civil judge and JMFC, Gayathri of Malur, and her husband engaging in a verbal altercation with two-wheeler riders after they overtook the couple's private car
An MIT experiment found that aluminium foil hats amplified certain radio frequencies instead of blocking them. Written as satire, the study shows how scientific findings can be misinterpreted. While aluminium can reduce electromagnetic interference in controlled settings, homemade foil hats do not effectively shield against everyday signals.
Jurala Project Getting 89,640 Cusecs Inflows; 12 Gates Opened
The Irrigation department is releasing 89487 cusecs of water downstream by opening 12 gates
Kaziranga luxury hotel | Green Humour by Rohan Chakravarty
Russia seeks Telegram CEO Pavel Durovs arrest
Explained: Why RBI Governor said that Indian rupee is undervalued and what it means
The Indian [currency] rupee is not overvalued and could even be considered undervalued in both nominal and real effective exchange rate terms, the RBI Governor said.
The Devils Mouth movie review: Fun-soaked survival thriller
A widely grinning shark armed with gazillion gleaming teeth and an appetite for humans making incredibly poor decisions is one of the major charms of this effective little shocker
Telangana man arrested for cheating Chennai businessman of 12.7 lakh in IOC tender fraud
'Shah Ordered Force on Students on July 20, Must Resign': Dipke
The 30-year-old activist criticized the appointment of Pralhad Joshi as new Education Minister and called him a weird man.
Official assaulted during electoral roll revision at D.J. Halli in Bengaluru, FIR registered
The alleged assault took place around 1.30 p.m. on July 29 near Kousar Masjid, 18th Cross, Roshan Nagar, DJ Halli, when the official was inspecting the ongoing SIR work
Consulting Giants' AI Blunders Continue, This Time It's PWC
PwC, which is among the Big Four consulting giants, has found itself embarrassed by AI. KPMG and EY have found themselves in similar situations recently.
Over 16K AP Schools Running With Only a Single Teacher: YS Sharmila
Why has Andhra Pradesh not secured even the minimum support needed to ensure adequate teachers in our government schools, she asked.
TN inks MoUs to set up GCCs, manufacturing facilities, international university campus
According to the state government, the projects are expected to generate more than 2,920 direct and indirect jobs across the State
'Threatening Violence': BJP Over M Kharge's Remark On Amit Shah In Parliament
The exchange erupted and climbed the decibel charts after Union Minister Jitendra Singh moved the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill in the Rajya Sabha
Super-speciality seats row: Tamil Nadu government has corrected past lapses, says Health Minister
Stalins statement gives the wrong impression that Tamil Nadu was surrendering the super-speciality seats to the AIQ for the first time: K.G. Arunraj
PoK visuals heartbreaking, Pakistan must adopt humane approach:Mehbooba Mufti
Mehbooba Mufti urges Pakistan to adopt dialogue and humanity in response to recent violent protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir
