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Hyderabadis can now walk on air within a 12 hour trip
Hyderabadis love a good adventure, but until recently, experiencing the drama of standing on a glass bridge meant planning trips to the North or flying overseas. Today, that thrill sits much closer to home. Just a short journey away, the Vizag glass bridge at Kailasagiri Hill offers the same heart-fluttering moment of stepping onto clear 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 .
Govt. employees go on strike demanding old pension scheme
Workshop on Statistical Data Analysis Using SPSS held at Teresian College
Indian Batsmen Looked Underprepared For Such Turning Tracks - Cheteshwar Pujara
Cheteshwar Pujara and Aakash Chopra assessed the India's defeat in the first Test against South Africa
China, Japan hold talks to tone down tensions over PM Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan
During the talks, China urged Japan to withdraw its wrongful remarks and stop creating trouble on China-related issues,
Chief Minister seeks Centres cooperation in realising the targets set for TG development
Revanth Reddy explained to Union Minister Manohar Lal about the plans to turn TG into US $ 3 trillion economy
Ranji Trophy 2025-26 | Self-belief and Pontings backing help Aman Khan focus on the here and now
Top 5 mind-blowing world records India secretly holds
India is a country that never fails to amaze. It is a land where ancient traditions stand proudly beside modern marvels, where nature creates masterpieces and humans push limits that impress the entire planet. Many of Indias wonders are so extraordinary that they have earned a place in the Guinness World Records. Yes, India doesnt 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 .
DigiTathya Steals the Spotlight at GFF 2025 with Its Vision for Authenticity
Udhna Special to run up to Surat
TTD resolves to ensure maximum darshan access to common pilgrims for Vaikuntha Ekadasi
It has decided to issue only SSD tokens on the first three days of the 10-day festival commencing December 30, 2026, and all arjita sevas and special paid darshan stand cancelled
Telanganas Gussadi Dance to be Showcased at Film Festival in Goa
Gondu tribal artists from Telangana will perform the traditional Gussadi dance at the inaugural ceremony on November 20
RANJI TROPHY | Aman and Sidhaants spunky stand rebuffs Mumbai
CRICKET | Forced to follow-on and staring down the barrel at 91 for five, the duo, banking on their experience of having played for the domestic giant earlier, counter-attacked with verve as Pondicherry lives to fight another day
Watch: How is India responding to calls for shipping decarbonisation?
The International Maritime Organization (IMO), routinely lays down rules that regulate international shipping which carries almost all of the worlds trade. These rules are a result of consensus arrived at carefully, with much expert input, through meetings that are not dramatic. But in October, when the IMO that has 176 member-nations met to vote on decarbonising global shipping as a response to climate change, the U.S. actively disrupted the meeting. Chaos ruled. Threats were made. Arms were twisted. And the vote on a decarbonization programme that India helped to draft was deferred by a year.
ChatGPT down for several global users due to Cloudflare outage
Cloudflare, the global cloud network that supports numerous websites across the internet.
2.51 lakh seized from the office of Deputy Director of Fire Service and Rescue Services
Water released for irrigation from Pilavukkal Periyar, Kovilar dams
Construction worker booked for killing dogs near Selaiyur
2026 World Cup Qualifiers: Who Made It and How
Six continents, dozens of heart-stopping qualifiers, and a clear picture emerging of who's in for the biggest World Cup yet.
Villagers Celebrate Arrest of Tekmal SI in Rs.30,000 Bribe Case
On seeing the ACB officials, the Sub-Inspector ran away with the bribe amount. However, the officials chased him and caught in the agricultural fields
6 Ongoing trending Pakistani dramas to watch on YouTube 2025
Islamabad: As several major Pakistani YouTube channels continue to remain banned in India, viewers are turning to alternate platforms like Top Pakistani Dramas, Drama Bazaar and others, where new episodes from ARY Digital, Hum TV and Green Entertainment are being uploaded regularly. Despite restrictions, Pakistani dramas have maintained their strong fanbase across India, and 2025 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 .
NBK 111: Nayanthara to star opposite Nandamuri Balakrishna in Gopichand Malinenis film
Nayanthara is set to star alongside Nandamuri Balakrishna in the upcoming film NBK 111, directed by Gopichand Malineni
The Nilgiris having a natural border of forests certainly helps in ensuring that animals from surrounding districts, which may have rabies, do not infect animals here, said Nigel Otter, chairman of WVS-India
QS Sustainability Rankings 2026: 9 Indian Universities In Top 700
India placed 4th globally in representation
Anganwadi worker engaged in SIR exercise complains of unbearable work load; attempts to end life
Omar, Mufti Demand Answers on Lethal Explosives Stored at Srinagar PS
CM Warns Against Demonising Kashmiris
Kolkata's Fire-Ravaged Slum Residents Fear SIR Fallout as Identity Documents Reduced to Ashes
For hundreds who have constructed makeshift homes with tarpaulin sheets, tin plates or whatever remained after the fire incidents, the loss of identity documents is proving far harder a hit than that of the homes themselves
Union government rejects Metro Rail projects in Coimbatore, Madurai
In a communication dated November 14, 2025, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs cited the two cities lack the mandated two million population according to the 2011 census
Procurement of rain-hit or discoloured crop among three major issues being pursued with the Centre, says the Agriculture Minister
Water level in Mettur Dam stood at 112.15 feet
X, ChatGPT Down For Many Users Across the World
Web infrastructure company Cloudflare also has issues that impacted other services. Cloudflare said on its status page that it was investigating the issue
MITS signs MoU with DX EDGE to boost technical training and innovation
Indias global capability centre workforce set to reach 3.46 mn by 2030: Report
MUMBAI, Nov 18: With a large number of global capability centres (GCCs) in India moving beyond AI pilots, the sector is expected to see an 11 per cent increase in jobs, taking the total workforce count to 2.4 million by 2026 and 3.46 million by 2030, according to a report. The GCC workforce is projected to reach 3.46 million by 2030, adding 1.3 million new job roles, global technology and digital talent solutions provider NLB Services report Workforce [] The post Indias global capability centre workforce set to reach 3.46 mn by 2030: Report appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Why India must integrate public policy literacy into undergraduate education
Parasocial: Cambridge dictionarys Word of the Year 2025
New Delhi: Parasocial, defined as involving or relating to a connection that someone feels with a famous person they do not know, has been named the Word of the Year for 2025, the Cambridge Dictionary announced on Tuesday. Six thousand new words were also added to the dictionary in 2025, including delulu, slop, skibidi 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 .
Kurnool Collector stresses quality food, strict menu adherence in anganwadi centres
Siri conducts surprise inspections in Devanakonda and Adoni, checks food quality, cleanliness and student welfare during visits to anganwadi centre, school and Anna Canteen
Zydus, SIG launch liquid cough and cold medication in single-serve spouted pouches
NEW DELHI, Nov 18: Zydus Lifesciences on Tuesday said it has inked a pact with leading packaging solutions provider SIG to introduce liquid cough and cold medication in single-serve spouted pouches. The packaging helps in delivering precise doses of the medicine, improved hygiene, and reduced product waste. Our goal at Zydus is to make effective medication more accessible and consumer-friendly. Continuing with our patient-centric approaches, we are introducing Deriphyllin CoughGo in single-serve spouted pouches utilizing SIGs advanced filling technology, [] The post Zydus, SIG launch liquid cough and cold medication in single-serve spouted pouches appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Minimalism Becomes Gen Zs Quiet Luxury
In a loud world, the softest style speaks the clearest.
Delhi residents demand urgent action as AQI stays in `very poor` zone
Hundreds of residents and students protested at Jantar Mantar, demanding immediate steps to address Delhis worsening air quality as AQI remained in the very poor category
Zelenskyy, US envoy will visit Turkiye in new bid to end Russia-Ukraine war
KYIV, Nov 18: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Tuesday that he will travel to Turkiye this week in an attempt to jump-start negotiations on ending Russias invasion, which began nearly four years ago. US special envoy Steve Witkoff will join Zelenskyy in Turkiye, a senior Turkish official told The Associated Press, but the Kremlin said that Russia wont be sending anyone. Turkiye provided a setting for low-level talks between Ukraine and Russia earlier this year, though the only significant [] The post Zelenskyy, US envoy will visit Turkiye in new bid to end Russia-Ukraine war appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Many parts of Cauvery delta receive heavy overnight rainfall
One of 25 abducted Nigerian girls escapes captivity
KEBBI (Nigeria), Nov 18: One of 25 schoolgirls abducted from a school dormitory in northwestern Nigerias Kebbi state has escaped captivity and returned home, the school principal told The Associated Press on Tuesday. The girls were abducted when gunmen attacked a high school in northwestern Nigeria before dawn on Monday, taking the 25 girls and killing a staff member at the school. The student who escaped fled forests and arrived home late Monday, hours after the kidnapping at the [] The post One of 25 abducted Nigerian girls escapes captivity appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Lets Build Modern, Inclusive, and Future-Ready Telangana: Bhatti
Bhatti said that the government was preparing to release the 2047 roadmap, targeting a 13 per cent GDP growth to build a three-trillion-dollar economy
Contessina, Global Dominance, Ice Of Fire and Auspicious King shine
Rohini Acharya, the daughter of politician Lalu Prasad, has taken a bold stand in response to harsh criticism following her kidney donation to her father. With a fierce rebuttal to detractors doubting her intentions, she posed a challenge for them to extend their generosity to other patients in need.
DUBAI, Nov 18: The Consulate General of India in Jeddah has set up a camp office in Madina to assist the families of Indian Umrah pilgrims who died in a bus accident in Saudi Arabia, the mission said on Tuesday. Forty-four Indians, including 42 from Telangana, were killed in a collision involving their bus and a fuel tanker near Madina in the wee hours of Monday. The local authorities had confirmed that there is one Indian survivor, and he is [] The post Indian mission in Jeddah sets up camp office in Madina after bus tragedy; Consul General meets lone survivor appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
EDC supports first loan in South Korea with $200 million in financing for Lotte Shopping
Syria opens first public trial over deadly coastal violence
State media reported that 14 people were brought to Aleppos Palace of Justice following a month-long, government-led investigation into the violence in March involving government forces and supporters of the ousted Syrian President Bashar Assad
Bengaluru airport reports 58.26 kg hydroponic ganja seizures since start of November details here
Bengaluru Customs officers intercepted a passenger arriving from Bangkok at Kempegowda International Airport. They seized over 3.8 kilograms of hydroponic ganja valued at more than Rs 1.34 crore. The passenger was arrested under the NDPS Act. This is one of several seizures made by Bengaluru Customs in November, totaling significant amounts of contraband.
If you hear a pop or crack in your knee when you stand up, or your fingers feel stiff first thing in the morning, your joints might be trying to tell you something. Here's a straightforward look at five often-missed early arthritis signals, what they mean, and when to get them checked before things get uncomfortable.
Cloudflare down: Many parts of internet just stopped working
A technical glitch at Cloudflare on Tuesday caused parts of the internet to go offline, disrupting access to sites such as X and Letterboxd. Users reported error messages linked to Cloudflares systems, which support website security and traffic management.
US Expels Lawrence Bishnoi's Brother Anmol, Wanted In Baba Siddiqui Murder
The United States on Tuesday expelled Anmol Bishnoi the younger brother of mob boss Lawrence Bishnoi and a conspirator in the murder of NCP lawmaker Baba Siddiqui.
United Nations debates Trump's Controversial Gaza plan, approves new force, new rules in Middle East
Chaos at Vizag airport: Balakrishna scolds fan, video goes viral
Hyderabad: Tollywood actor and Hindupur MLA Nandamuri Balakrishna once again hit the headlines for an angry outburst. Known for his energetic and unpredictable nature, Balakrishna lost his temper at the Visakhapatnam Airport while arriving for the Akhanda 2 movie promotions. Incident at the Airport Balakrishna landed in Visakhapatnam on Monday evening. A large number of 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 .
Kedarnaths record rush leaves behind 2,324 tonnes of waste, raising concerns over Himalayan ecology
DEHRADUN: The recent pilgrimage season at the revered Kedarnath Dham witnessed an unprecedented surge, with over 17.68 lakh devotees allegedly flocking to the world-famous shrine for darshan . While the spiritual turnout was historic, it has also cast a harsh spotlight on a monumental waste management crisis, with authorities collecting a staggering 2,324 tonnes of garbage. The Kedarnath shrine, which saw the closing of its portals on 23 October after a nearly six-month season, is now grappling with the consequences of this massive influx. The volume of waste this year has significantly surpassed previous seasons, stated a senior official from the Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board (UTDB). We collected over 325 tonnes more waste this year compared to the last pilgrimage cycle. The sheer scale of the litter, comprising plastic bottles, discarded raincoats and other non-biodegradable material, necessitated an intensive ten-day post-season clean-up drive across the temple premises and the arduous trekking routes. Responsibility for sanitation along the route, stretching from Sonprayag and Gaurikund up to the high-altitude temple, rests primarily with Sulabh International, which deploys over 450 Paryavaran Mitras (Environmental Friends) annually. The waste is meticulously segregated. Animal waste from mules and ponies ferrying supplies and pilgrims is collected separately from plastic and organic refuse. While plastic and animal dung are processed near Sonprayag, the organic waste must be transported nearly 70 km to the district headquarters in Raintoli, incurring massive logistical costs. Environmental experts are voicing serious concerns over the escalating impact of unchecked tourism on the fragile Himalayan ecosystem. Chandan Nayal, an environmentalist, told this newspaper, The 325-tonne increase is deeply worrying. Rising human activity in these sensitive zones is severely disrupting the ecological balance. We are seeing similar spikes in trash during trekking and adventure tourism as well. Nayal highlighted a critical issue, The most unfortunate aspect of plastic waste here is how it accelerates snow melt, further destabilising the environment. Tourism, whether religious or adventure-based, must become strictly eco-friendly. Dhananjay Pathak, in charge of Sulabh Internationals operations, confirmed the logistical strain. The waste is moved from the Dham down to Gaurikund via mules and our ground staff. From there, the organic waste is transported by vehicles to Rudraprayag district headquarters. Our team of over 450 workers strives tirelessly throughout the season.
Maharashtra CM Fadnavis laid the foundation for a ?1,468-crore world-class educational and medical complex in Gadchiroli, boosting tri-state development.
Actor Rukmini Vasanth opens up on playing the wily antagonist Kanakavathi in the years biggest blockbuster Kantara: Chapter 1 and talks about her dream to work with Mani Ratnam
Sex racket busted at lodge in Keralas Kasaragod
The lodge owner and the woman managing the establishment have been booked
A senior neurologist debunks the myth of sudden heart attacks and strokes, revealing that 99% are preceded by four controllable silent risk factors: elevated blood pressure, high cholesterol, high blood sugar, and smoking. These issues silently damage the body for years, making early monitoring and management crucial for prevention.
IIT Delhi Leads Indian Institutes In QS World University Sustainability Rankings 2026
India is one of only four higher education systems that have more than 100 universities in the rankings that feature 2,000 universities in 106 locations, up from around 1,750 in the previous edition.
From Alia Bhatt to Rasha Thadani: New calm in Bollywood's most expressive performers
From Alia Bhatt to Rasha Thadani, Bollywood's new wave of actresses conveys emotion through subtle, expressive eyes. Their calm, natural performances redefine storytelling without heavy dialogue.
Gold price prediction turns volatile again as spot gold slips to $4,080 after last weeks sharp jump to $4,245. Fed pushback crushed December rate-cut hopes, pulling the probability down to 41%. Strong US data, weak China numbers, a firmer Dollar Index at 99.45, and mixed Treasury yields add pressure. But ETF holdings near 97.39 Moz, shrinking COMEX stocks, and rising China-Japan tensions are supporting dips. Gold price now trades in a tight $4,000$4,160 band as markets wait for major US data that could quickly swing momentum.
Army Jawan Held For Killing 17-Year-Old Girl For Pressuring Him To Marry Her
Army jawan was arrested in Prayagraj for killing a 17-year-old girl he met on Instagram, burying her after she pressured him to marry her despite his upcoming wedding.
Elon Musk's X down for several users, netizens report massive outage on social media
X Down: The data reveals that the mobile app is the primary source of frustration.
X Faces Outage, Users Unable To Access Feed, Post Content
Several users said that they were unable to use the platform on mobile and computer, as per DownDetector
X down for multiple users across the world; feed, website & server issues spike
X experienced a major disruption for users across India on Tuesday, with more than 1,200 outage complaints on Downdetector by 5:05 pm, mostly related to Feed (47%), Website (30%) and Server Connection issues (23%).
Neha Bhasin was a part of India's first all-girls pop group Viva. After a Channel V executive made disrespectful comments about her body in a room full of people, the singer attempted suicide by consuming more than half a bottle of fat burners.
Two women naxals surrender in five days in MP, Chhattisgarh
BHOPAL: The surrender of two wanted female naxal cadres in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh within five days earlier this month may prove crucial to the ongoing operations aimed at eliminating left-wing extremism (LWE) from Madhya Pradesh by March 2026. On 1 November, a 22-year-old naxal cadre identified as Sunita, who carried a bounty of Rs 14 lakh on her head and was armed with an INSAS rifle, surrendered before the police in Balaghat district of MP. Five days later, on 6 November, another wanted female naxal, identified as Kamla Sodi alias Taruna, who carried a bounty of Rs 17 lakh on her head, surrendered before the police in Chhattisgarhs Khairagarh-Chhuikhadan-Gandai district. Both women, who hail from Chhattisgarh, had been active in the dense forests of Madhya Pradesh, particularly in the tri-junction of Balaghat (MP), Gondia (Maharashtra) and Rajnandgaon (Chhattisgarh), which forms the core of the CPI (Maoist) Maharashtra-MP-Chhattisgarh (MMC) zone. According to sources, the two surrendered cadres possess vital information about 40-50 armed naxals, around half of them women, currently operating across three to four dalams (armed groups) of the CPI (Maoist) in MPs Balaghat and Mandla districts. Credible sources connected to MP Polices anti-naxal operations said information given by Sunita has put a stamp of approval on intelligence regarding the presence of a highly dangerous group of 11-12 armed cadres led by central committee member (CCM) Ramder in MP and neighbouring jungles since early 2015. Aged around 58 years, Ramder was actually assigned the responsibility of heading the MMC zone by 2024-end and has been active since early 2025 in the region. It has now been revealed that the same group had killed the 25-year-old youth Devendra Yadav, on the suspicion of being a police informer in Balaghat district in September, sources claimed. Following Sunitas surrender, the group headed by Ramder had at least four female cadres left. Sunita was one of the two bodyguards of the groups head. A few months back, we had got evidence about the presence of Ramder in the jungles of Balaghat, but it has been fully confirmed after Sunitas surrender. Her questioning has revealed that the group led by Ramderwhose other bodyguard has been identified as Sagar, is equipped with INSAS and AK-47 assault rifles, besides an Under Barrel Grenade Launcher (UBGL). The Madhya Pradesh Police are now preparing to question the other surrendered cadre, Taruna, in Chhattisgarh. Sources in the police forces of both states said they are in constant touch with each other regarding Tarunas questioning in connection with the three to four armed naxal groups active in the jungles of Balaghat and Mandla. Taruna was part of that group which had lost three female cadres and one male cadre in the gun-battle with police in June this year in the Pachama Dadar forests of Balaghat district. All those four naxals carried bounties of Rs 14 lakh each. Taruna had managed to escape from that gun-battle and her questioning will be crucial for gathering credible and latest inputs about the movement of the outlaws forming part of Darrekhasa Area Committee, Malajkhand Area Committee and Tanda Area Committee, which have long been active in Balaghat and Mandla districts, sources claimed. Importantly, the June 2025 encounter not only resulted in the elimination of the four wanted cadres but also led to the recovery of a truck full of arms and ammunition. It further helped MPs anti-naxal security apparatus penetrate the groups stronghold in Pachama Dadar, considered unbreachable for nearly three-and-a-half decades. Sunitas questioning has also brought to light possible unrest among women cadres within the three to four dalams operating in the region, stemming from growing sexual exploitation by senior members. They are being forced to work as coolies and cooks and very often subjected to sexual exploitation. Earlier, they had no option but to remain in the group, as they feared being killed by the group in case of breaking away. But the series of encounters of big naxal commanders in Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra and MP, are believed to have encouraged them to surrender and join the mainstream. Even Sunita, whose naxal cadre father made her join the outlaws in Chhattisgarh in 2022, has been subjected to sexual exploitation and also insulted by group leader Ramder, while alleging her of being in sexual relationship with a fellow male cadre, sources said.
Pandit.ai Is Merging Ancient Wisdom With The Voice Of Artificial Intelligence
Pandit.ai, founded by Arjun Monga, merges ancient astrology with conversational AI, offering personalized, empathetic spiritual guidance globally in 50+ languages.
Air Purifier Checklist: 7 Essential Health Factors To Note Before Buying
Here is a simple checklist to tackle the Delhi air pollution this winter. From which clean air delivery system can help purify the pollutants, to what to look for when buying an air purifier.
Video: Rohini Acharya vs Journalist On Married Women Visiting Parents' Home
Veteran politician Lalu Prasad Yadav's daughter Rohini Yadav, who made headlines amid the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) family drama after the Bihar poll rout, has slammed a journalist
India: Delhi courts, CRPF schools receive hoax bomb threats
Bomb threats were called in on numerous locations, including a court where a suspect in the Red Fort attack was due to appear.
'AI Prone To Errors, Use Alongside Other Tools': Google CEO Sundar Pichai
Google boss Sundar Pichai has cautioned users not to lindly trust everything AI tells them, even as he struck a warning note for companies to watch out for an AI investment bubble burst that no one would be immune to.
Netanyahu welcomes UN adoption of Trumps Gaza plan, Hamas rejects it
Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday applauded the United Nations approval of the Trump administrations blueprint to secure and govern Gaza, while Hamas rejected the plan as a foreign instrument of control. The resolution that passed the UN Security Council on Monday authorises an international stabilisation force to provide security in war-devastated Gaza, 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 .
To revolutionize sustainable agriculture, Palm Mind Technology licenses a ground-breaking patent.
UP CM Yogi Adityanath highlights sharp drop in crime, inaugurates modern forensic lab
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reflected on the states law-and-order situation on Tuesday, emphasising that crime in the state had sharply decreased. Criminals are now caught quickly and punished, said CM Yogi, adding that if a robbery or snatching occurred, the offender could be seen limping the next day. The Chief Minister made the remarks while addressing a gathering in Gorakhpur during the inauguration of a modern forensic laboratory. He also reviewed law-and-order work and held a Janata Darbar to hear public grievances. CM Yogi asserted that crime no longer occurred freely in Uttar Pradesh. This is a new Uttar Pradesh that does not tolerate crime and ensures punishment, he said. The modern forensic laboratory, inaugurated by the Chief Minister, was built at a cost of Rs 72.78 crore. Yogi said the FSL lab was part of the governments zero-tolerance policy towards crime. To support his point, he cited improved womens participation in the workforce due to enhanced security. Prior to 2017, only 13 per cent of women in the state were working. The figure has now risen to 35 per cent, as women feel safer going out for work, he claimed. The Chief Minister also highlighted that 2,19,000 police personnel had been recruited over the past eight years. Many states do not have such a large police force. Recently, 60,244 new police recruits joined the service. In 2017, the government had to rely on military and paramilitary training centres due to limited capacity, but the state now has sufficient training facilities of its own, he added. CM Yogi further noted that following a 2016 Supreme Court directive for Safe Cities, Uttar Pradesh now has 17 municipal corporations, with Noida and Greater Noida linked to an Integrated Command and Control Centre. Over 13 lakh CCTV cameras have been installed across these areas to provide round-the-clock surveillance.
Breaking down Bengalurus Outer Ring Road traffic nightmare
What causes congestion on Outer Ring Road (ORR) in Bengaluru and why is a realistic and lasting solution to the traffic woes elusive?
Why Does Frozen Shoulder Get Worse In Winter? Doctor Shares Management Tips
The exact cause of frozen shoulder is not fully understood, but several factors may contribute to its development.
Over 100 Indian universities make it to QS sustainability rankings, top spot for IIT Delhi at 205
While Indian universities in the rankings improved in the environmental education and employability indicators, their scores for indicators like equality and impact of education were relatively lower; U.K., Canada, Sweden, Australia, and the U.S. dominate overall top 15
Delhi Pollution: Residents, Students Stage Protest at Jantar Mantar
Protesters wore industrial-grade respiratory masks as symbolic props and held placards
Maoism will be finished by next March, says Bandi Sanjay
Stop falling to urban Naxals who sit safely in cities, build their wealth under every government, and push poor youth into forests to starve with guns. They are the reason for the death of innocent people. They are the real traitors, Bandi Sanjay said
In Propaganda Video, Pak-Based Terror Handler Praises Delhi Blast
Establishing another major link between Pakistan and the suicide bombing near the Red Fort in Delhi, NDTV has accessed a propaganda video by a Pakistan-based handler praising the blast and threatening many more.
Government approves 17 new applicants under Production Linked Incentive Scheme for textiles
The PLI Scheme aims to enable the textile industry to achieve the necessary size and scale, become globally competitive, and create substantial employment opportunities
Assam marks late legendary singer Zubeen Gargs 53rd birthday
GUWAHATI: On the 53rd birth anniversary of the late music icon Zubeen Garg on Tuesday, the Centre granted the necessary sanction to the Assam Police to proceed against the accused linked to his death in Singapore on September 19. The approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs was required as the alleged murder that took place in another country. Today marks the 53rd birthday of our beloved Zubeen Garg a day that reminds us of his music, his voice, and his irreplaceable place in Assams heart, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma posted on X. He said Union Home Minister Amit Shah granted the required sanction under Section 208 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS). Section 208 of BNSS, in simple language, says: if a crime is committed outside India, the case can be taken up by the court only after the Central government gives prior sanction, the chief minister explained. 'I won't call it accident, it's murder', says Assam CM on Zubeen Gargs death; 'share evidence', says Gogoi He further said, This sanction is, therefore, a crucial legal step, allowing us to file a charge sheet and move forward firmly and lawfully for the trial of the case. We remain fully committed to file the charge sheet against the accused persons within 10th of December 2025. Garg had died under mysterious circumstances while swimming in the sea. He travelled to Singapore to take part in the 4th North East India Festival (NEIF). Later, seven persons, including NEIF organiser Shyamkanu Mahanta, were arrested by the Special Investigation Team. All of them are now in judicial custody. Meanwhile, various programmes were organised across the state to mark the singers birthday. Fans gathered outside his Guwahati residence on Monday midnight, cut a cake, placed it before his photograph and sang the birthday song along with several other popular numbers. His wife, Garima Saikia Garg, and sister, Palmee Borthakur, were also present. The BJP and the Congress also paid tribute. The BJP organised blood donation camps at some places. In Kokrajhar, autonomous Bodoland Territorial Council chief executive member Hagrama Mohilary laid the foundation stone for the Zubeen Garg Park, which will straddle 30 bighas. The park will have a statue of the singer, among others. Zubeen Garg: A life defined by art, shaped by turbulence
