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Pressure piling on Samson, Gaikwad as CSK search for two points
Chennai, April 10: The seasoned opening duo of Sanju Samson and Ruturaj Gaikwad will be under immense pressure to perform as Chennai Super Kings extend search for their first win of the season against Delhi Capitals in the IPL here on Saturday. With three losses at three different venues, CSK have begun the season on []
BCCI mulls age cap for IPL players
New Delhi, April 10: In what could signal a significant shift in the landscape of the Indian Premier League, the Board of Control for Cricket in India is reportedly considering the introduction of an upper age limit for players participating in the tournament. According to emerging reports, the board may implement a rule that would []
Punjab Kings face faltering SRH
Mullanpur, April 10: A plucky Punjab Kings will back themselves against a star studded yet inconsistent Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League here on Saturday. Considering how they have started the season, PBKS must be disappointed about sharing a point with KKR in their last game due to rain. Led by Shreyas Iyer, PBKS []
Ayush stuns Christie to enter semifinals
Ningbo (China), April 10: Indias Ayush Shetty produced the biggest win of his career, stunning world No. 4 Jonatan Christie of Indonesia to enter the mens singles semifinals of the Badminton Asia Championships here on Friday. The world No. 25 Indian kept his higher-ranked opponent under constant pressure with relentless retrieving and thunderous smashes to []
Women 3P shooters bow out in qualifiers at ISSF World Cup
New Delhi, April 10: Indias campaign in the womens 50m rifle 3 positions (3P) event ended in the qualification stage at the ISSF World Cup Rifle/Pistol in Granada, Spain on Friday. Surabhi Bharadwaj Rapole and Olympian Anjum Moudgil were the best-placed Indians, finishing 18th and 19th respectively with identical scores of 587. Ayushi Podder shot []
Vishvanath wins as India caps campaign with five gold medals
Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia), April 10: India capped off a memorable Asian Boxing Championships campaign with Vishvanath Suresh clinching the medal gold in the mens 50kg category here on Friday. Vishvanath defeated Japans Daichi Iwai by a dominant 5-0 margin in the final. Sachin (60kg) added to the tally with a hard-fought silver medal, rounding off a []
BSF jawan killed in unprovoked firing in Manipurs Ukhrul
ConstableMithun Mandal who hailed from West Bengal, succumbed to his bullet injury at RIMS Hospital, Imphal
EC rejects TMC pick's nomination for subsisting contract with govt
The Election Commission has cancelled Trinamool Congress candidate Abhinav Bhattacharya's nomination for Krishnanagar North due to a conflict of interest. Bhattacharya's business dealings with the state government violated Section 9A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951. An alternative candidate, Somnath Dutta, will now contest the seat for TMC.
The petitioner, C. Geetha, said her name had been a mainstay in the States electoral roll over the years; she was even intending to contest as an independent candidate in the 51-Uthangarai (SC) Assembly Constituency and 52-Bargur Assembly Constituency in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections in 2026.
Arun shifted, Modak appointed Chennai Police Commissioner
Discontinue Ladki Bahin if government doesnt have funds for pension: Bombay HC
Ministers, including Shiv Senas Sanjay Shirsat, have complained of budget diversions to fund the Mahayuti governments flagship scheme
Legally married, currently separated, says actor-BJP pick on marital status
BJP MLA Hiraan Chattopadhyay's nomination affidavit reveals he is 'legally married; currently separated' from Anindita, who previously accused him of cruelty and a second marriage. Contesting from Shyampur, Hiraan declared significant assets, including Rs 15 lakh cash, while his wife has Rs 12 lakh. Their combined wealth stands at Rs 14.5 crore, with Hiraan facing four pending criminal cases.
Draft master plan for Great Nicobar Island projects tourism as primary growth driver
Notified for suggestions, plan aims for tourism-led development, targets 3.36 lakh population and one million visitors by 2055.
Federal court hears new case against Trump's latest global tariffs
The judges intensely questioned lawyers for both the plaintiffs and the government about what certain terms mean, including what precisely the term balance-of-payments deficits meant when it was used in the Trade Act of 1974 and what it means today
Army delayed strike during Op Sindoor at terror camps to respect namaz, reveals General Dwivedi
Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi revealed Operation Sindoor's strike was deliberately delayed last year. Commanders ensured the operation avoided disrupting 'namaz' prayers at a terrorist camp, choosing a time when no one was engaged in worship. This flexible timing demonstrated a unique consideration, prioritizing a specific prayer period before executing the mission.
Deleted from Bengal rolls & added to Bihar list: TMC worker
A Trinamool worker from West Bengal alleges his name was deleted from the state's electoral roll and inexplicably added to Bihar's voter list. Krishnendu Mukherjee, a booth-level agent, discovered this discrepancy when his name, present in the draft roll, was marked 'under adjudication' and later deleted. He suspects a political conspiracy due to his active TMC membership.
An alternativeproposal onViksit Bharat ShikshaAdhisthanBill
State Higher Education Councils should be represented on the three councils envisaged under the Bill
West Bengal elections: Owaisi dumps Kabir after sting video on 'Rs 1k crore BJP deal'
AIMIM has ended its electoral alliance with Humayun Kabir's AUJP following a sting video allegedly showing Kabir discussing a Rs 1,000-crore deal with BJP and suggesting Muslim voters be misled. AIMIM stated it cannot associate with statements questioning the integrity of Bengal's Muslims and will now contest independently.
IPL 2026 | Struggling CSK takes on DC, looks to snap losing streak
Though Chennai Super Kings mascot is a lion, Ruturaj Gaikwad and his men might need to invoke a similar spirit to revive their faltering IPL-19 campaign
Accountability by design: Regulatory challenges in infrastructure sectors
By Sejal Gupta The panel on Accountability by Design: Shaping AI Regulations, Platforms, and Critical Digital Infrastructure at the recent 7th Digital Citizen Summit (DCS) 2025, hosted by Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF) in partnership with Centre for Development Policy and Practice (CDPP), highlighted that accountability must be built into artificial intelligence (AI) systems from the 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 .
'Copycat manifesto', BJP never delivers on its promises: TMC
Bengal's ruling TMC has labelled the BJP's election manifesto a copycat document, questioning the saffron party's track record on fulfilling promises. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee highlighted unfulfilled pledges like Rs 15 lakh bank deposits and job creation, while a TMC spokesperson accused the BJP of adopting their successful welfare schemes.
Pakistan PM Says US, Iran Leadership to Attend Islamabad Talks
Iran also called for its assets frozen abroad because of US sanctions to be unblocked.
Day after Vijay's unreleased film leaks online, TVK blames rivals
TVK party blames Union minister L Murugan and Tamil Nadu's deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin for the online leak of actor Vijay's unreleased film 'Jananayagan'. The production house has filed a complaint seeking forensic investigation and legal action against those responsible for the unauthorized circulation.
Bitcoin BTC USD price today: Bitcoin surged unexpectedly, reclaiming key resistance levels near $70,000-$72,000 despite US inflation data exceeding expectations. The cryptocurrency continued its upward trend, defying typical market reactions to higher inflation, with indicators suggesting strengthening bullish momentum and potential for further gains.
Those deleted from rolls 'anti-nationals', says Bengal BJP neta
Former state BJP chief Dilip Ghosh labelled over 90 lakh people removed from Bengal's electoral rolls as 'anti-nationals'. He challenged Trinamool Congress to win without 'fake voters'. Ghosh's remarks came after acknowledging some genuine voters were removed. His opponent criticised the statement, questioning if Hindus excluded were traitors.
No notices for code violations, EC now goes for FIRs straight
The Election Commission has issued no model code of conduct notices during ongoing polls, opting instead for FIRs for serious violations. This shift, attributed to CEC Gyanesh Kumar, aims to streamline enforcement within tight campaign schedules and leverage existing legal frameworks for offenses like communal remarks and personal attacks.
Kamala Harris mocks Donald Trump on foreign policy, video goes viral
Kamala Harris drew widespread attention after criticizing President Donald Trumps foreign policy during a speech at the National Action Network conference in New York. She compared Trumps approach to a mob boss, a remark that quickly went viral online. Harris also mocked Trumps rhetoric on international issues, including Iran, while the audience reacted with applause and chants of run again.
Existing evidence indicates a high risk of bird strikes as the Chilika Lake, located close to the proposed airport site, hosts thousands of migratory birds every year, says the Wildlife Institute of India
Kin try to give Veerappan a Robin Hood aura, join fray as 'defenders of Tamil nationalism'
Veerappan's daughter Vidhyarani and widow Muthulakshmi are entering electoral politics. They aim to portray the late forest brigand as a protector of Tamil rights. Vidhyarani is contesting from Mettur and Muthulakshmi from Krishnagiri. Both candidates are backed by parties supporting Tamil nationalism. Their campaigns focus on their father's legacy and local issues.
Quote of the day by Hugh Jackman highlights the value of patience and long-term success. The message explains how slow growth builds strong results and security. The article explores the quote of the day today, its meaning and relevance, and life lessons from the quote. It also explains the career journey of Hugh Jackman and how his experiences connect with the quote and daily motivation.
DEECET Applications Close April 15
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At ICA conference, CJI Surya Kant underscores arbitrations role in global economy
Chief Justice Kant expressed that, it may be time to rethink the very expression Alternative Dispute Resolution since it is no longer an alternative to litigation.
Bengal, with its polarised minority vote, makes Hindutva & security good poll planks, feels BJP
BJP's Bengal manifesto champions Hindutva and national security, promising a crackdown on infiltrators and implementing Uniform Civil Code. It also targets women and youth with welfare schemes, aiming to consolidate Hindu votes against TMC's alleged appeasement. The party stresses border security and curbing corruption, seeking to replicate its Assam success.
Candidates appearing for Class VI will write the exam from 10 am to 12 noon in the forenoon session, while students of Classes VII to X will take their exam from 2 pm to 4 pm, according to the official notification.
Soaring gas prices may lead to biggest monthly inflation spike in 4 yrs in Mar
AP Washington Soaring gas prices are expected to produce a spike in inflation when the government reports consumer prices for March on Friday, likely unnerving the inflation fighters at the Federal Reserve and heightening the political challenges of rising costs for the White House. Inflation probably rose to 3.4 per cent in March compared with []
I Look at the Ball, Not the Bowler: Sooryavanshi on Tackling Bumrah, Hazlewood
Having seen instant superstardom, Sooryavanshi said that his feet are firmly rooted to the ground with his father Sanjiv and RR support Romi Bhinder always around him with sane suggestions.
White House was directly involved in Paks post on Iran: NYT
PTI New York The White House was directly involved in shaping a social media post by Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in which he earnestly requested US President Donald Trump to extend his April 7 deadline on Iran for two weeks, according to a media report. The New York Times said the White House was []
Indias Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor draws global praise
PTI Washington Indias Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor, marking the start of the second stage of its nuclear programme, has drawn praise from global atomic regulator IAEA. The Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, said the first criticality achieved by the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) at Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu, was a []
Laos prepares for Lao New Year with emphasis on safety, cultural heritage
IANS Vientiane Laos is gearing up for the 2026 Lao New Year celebrations, with preparations underway across the country to ensure a joyful, safe, and culturally meaningful festival. The Lao New Year is the most important festival in the Lao calendar. This years holiday will be observed from April 14 to 16. Authorities have introduced []
Dr RML Function Hall Opens In Goshamahal
The foundation stone for the project had been laid by former Home Minister, the late Nayini Narasimha Reddy.
Man crushed under bus during repair
55 workers, including 20 women, arrested for Manesar violence over wage hike
Dhurandhar to surrender: The optics of a superpowers climbdown
The guns have fallen silent, but the battle over narrative has just begun. After nearly 40 days of intense confrontation, the conflict involving Iran, the United States of America and Israel has ended at least for now in a fragile ceasefire. So, who blinked first? The answer depends largely on perspective. The outcome 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 .
Students to get textbooks by April 20: Sood
14 lakh tons of silt cleared, half of desilting work complete: Parvesh
Police bust espionage module linked to Pakistan, arrest 11
PTI New Delhi An espionage network with direct links to Pakistan has been unearthed, revealing how handlers across the border were remotely monitoring real-time movement of Indian Army personnel through a covert grid of solar-powered CCTV cameras installed at strategically sensitive locations across northern India, an official said on Friday. The surveillance network spanned key []
JCB driver held after two bodies found on DDA land
Adele's Acting Debut: Can the music icon conquer hollywood in 'Cry to Heaven'?
Singer Adele is venturing into acting with her debut in the film Cry to Heaven. This move follows her successful Las Vegas residency. Reports suggest it is a strategic career and business decision. Her fianc Rich Paul is reportedly supporting this transition. The film is set in 18th-century Italy and is based on Anne Rice's novel.
Missing Kerala student found dead near Chandradrona hills
PTI Chikkamagaluru Three days after a Class 10 student from Kerala went missing during a family trip to Manikyadhara Falls in the Chandradrona hill range, she was found dead on Friday, police said. The deceased, identified as Kumari Shrinanda, had been missing since Tuesday evening after she went trekking in the Chandradrona hills, they said. []
Off the boil: examining Varun Chakaravarthys sudden downturn
Until recently, the mystery spinner was the worlds top-ranked T20I bowler. But since the Super Eights at the 2026 T20 World Cup, the 34-year-olds game has unravelled. What has led to this surprising dip in form? And can he return to his unplayable best during the IPL?
SC blasts Ghaziabad police over probe in 4-year-olds rape-murder
PTI New Delhi The Supreme Court on Friday lambasted Ghaziabad polices insensitive approach in the investigation of the rape and murder case of a four-year-old girl and summoned senior officials, including the police commissioner, on April 13 with case records. The top court observed that a court-monitored, time-bound probe either by a special investigation team []
Impeachment process infructuous as Justice Varma resigns
PTI New Delhi/Allahabad Beleaguered Allahabad High Court judge Yashwant Varma, who is facing impeachment proceedings for his removal over allegations of corruption after wads of burnt currency notes were recovered from his residence in Delhi last year, has resigned. Officials said on Friday that the rare removal proceedings initiated by the Lok Sabha against Justice []
Quote of the day by Eric Clapton: Legendary musician Eric Clapton shares a profound insight on the power of silence. He believes knowing when to remain quiet is a valuable lesson. This approach prevents misunderstandings and regrets. Clapton's words highlight emotional maturity and thoughtful restraint. His life and career in rock and blues music are also explored.
How Lamine Yamal became the face of post-Messi Barcelona
After powering the club to the domestic treble last season, the boy wonder has helped drive the Blaugrana to the top of LaLiga and into the Champions Leagues last eight. His goal-scoring, playmaking and dribbling have fuelled his dizzying rise to superstardom. Having inherited Barcelonas iconic No. 10 shirt, there is no doubt the 18-year-old is the clubs leading man
Trump casts doubt on success of Iran truce
AP Dubai US President Donald Trump appeared to cast doubt on the effectiveness of the two-week ceasefire over Irans continued chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz, while Kuwait accused Iran and its proxies of launching drone attacks despite the ceasefire. Irans paramilitary Revolutionary Guard denied launching attacks on Thursday night on Persian Gulf states. Negotiators []
Without naming Israel, India regrets Lebanon civilian deaths
India expressed deep concern over significant civilian casualties in recent Israeli strikes on Lebanon, following a US-Iran ceasefire. As a UNIFIL contributor, India finds the events disturbing, emphasizing civilian protection and respect for international law. The ceasefire's fragility is highlighted by confusion over Lebanon's inclusion.
Quote of the day by Grace Kelly: Grace Kellys Quote of the Day reflects her timeless philosophy on life, meaning, and purpose, emphasizing kindness, contribution, and legacy beyond fame. As a Hollywood Golden Age icon and Princess of Monaco, her life lessons continue to inspire discussions on purposeful living, emotional values, and the importance of being remembered for good deeds and a positive attitude toward others.
Environmental pollution remains a major concern in this industrial zone
Bolsteringdeterrence through submarine dominance
Given the changing nature of warfare, it is essential to strengthen deterrence capabilities across land, air, and sea
Braving heat, leaders hit the streets in city as poll battle intensifies
The Hindu Education Plus will host a two-day Career Counselling Fair in Chennai on April 11 and 12
NT Reporter Panaji Many public-private partnership (PPP) projects are yet to take off in the state: most of them have been at the proposal stage, while only a few have been completed, according to the government data. The data provided by the Department of Public Private Partnership in the Goa legislative Assembly last month, revealed []
Birla flags planned disruptions in House
Special Correspondent Panaji Speaker of the Lok Sabha Om Birla on Friday said that although disagreement and dissent are essential components of a vibrant democracy, the planned disruptions are inappropriate and detrimental to the health of parliamentary institutions. Speaking to mediapersons after the conclusion of the first conference of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Zone VII []
Goa is well integrated into the global tourism circuit, attracting visitors from across the world. The number of international passengers handled at the Dabolim Airport in 2016-17 was 8,04,760, which increased to 8,35,264 in 2017-18 and thereafter witnessed a declining trend and reached the lowest to 39,866 in 2020-21 (Pandemic year). The post-pandemic period has []
Turning up: On high turnout in Kerala, Assam, Puducherry polls
Voter enthusiasm is a sign of a healthy democracy
Harry Potter fans, rejoice! Full movie rankings and where to stream them in 2026
The Harry Potter film series remains one of the most popular fantasy franchises in cinema history, spanning the journey from Harrys arrival at Hogwarts to the final battle against Voldemort. As fans continue to revisit the Wizarding World, this guide takes a closer look at the full movie rankings and where to stream them in 2026, making it easier than ever to experience the complete magical journey from start to finish.
Rice export rules relaxed for select European countries
India has eased rice export rules for many European nations. An inspection certificate from EIC/EIAs is now only required for exports to the EU, UK, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland. Other European countries are exempt for six months. New rules also align feather and skin export policies with EU and UK regulations.
J&K: Two grenades found in mystery box in Rajouri
Security forces discovered a suspected IED-type box with two grenades in Rajouri's Sunderbani belt. This incident followed the detention of a school van driver in Jammu, who had multiple Pakistani contacts on his phone. Investigations are ongoing into the driver's suspected terror links.
Kamala Harris says she might run for president in 2028, sparks fresh speculation
Kamala Harris has sparked new talk about the 2028 presidential race after saying she may consider running again. She shared her thoughts during a public event and spoke about her experience in government. Harris also mentioned her travels and concerns about current conditions. While no decision is final, her remarks have increased interest in her future political plans.
Raut Backs Kamra In Shinde Parody Row
Kamra has been served with a breach of privilege notice over his satirical song, in which he has called Eknath Shinde gaddar (traitor). Kamras song was parody, not sacrilege.MUM
Cold storage, welfare board for lorry drivers, more bus services prominent demands in Namakkal
In the four-cornered fight for the Egg Town of Namakkal, demands like government cold storage facility for small-scale poultry farmers, avian flu lab, welfare board for lorry drivers, cleaners and more bus services to medical college and railway station take the spotlight
Wholesale rice prices up 7% as West Asia ceasefire fuels export rush
Indian rice prices have seen a significant jump at the wholesale level. This surge follows a recent ceasefire between the US and Iran, leading to a rush of export orders. The impact is expected to be felt by consumers soon. Disruptions had previously caused prices to fall.
Gang attempts to rob jewellery shop posing as customers
Supreme Court of India seeks replies on 28% IGST plea on phone batteries
The Supreme Court is examining a customs department appeal. It seeks higher taxes on imported lithium-ion batteries for mobile phones. Manufacturers like Samsung, Vivo, and Oppo are involved. The department argues for a 28% tax rate. A tribunal had previously set a lower 12% rate. This case could impact mobile phone costs.
Beyond the marks: How II PU toppers overcame challenges
NOTE: Please give byline to intern -- Pratyusha Srivastav
Government plans weekly system to track EXIM trends
The government will establish a system to monitor export-import trends and industry stress weekly. This comes as global tensions and rising costs threaten domestic businesses. The commerce ministry is working to streamline procedures for cargo handling. Discussions focused on challenges faced by exporters, including packaging material costs and shipping disruptions. Industries like apparel, leather, and medical devices are particularly vulnerable.
Following crow death, GCC sends teams to public park
Rebuilding ties: On India engaging with Turkiye and Azerbaijan
India must approach foreign relations with more pragmatism, less emotion
Medical student dies in Tiruvallur
Over two crore names deleted as final list released in U.P. SIR exercise
The deletions represent 13.21% of the total voters in the State before the SIR process commenced in October 2025; final list comprises 13,39,84,792 electors, including 7,30,71,071 male and 6,09,09,525 female voters
Japan 10-year yield: Japan's bond yields have surged to a 27-year peak, signaling a significant market shift. Investors are now cautious, awaiting clearer policy signals. Rising inflation, influenced by global oil prices, could lead to further rate hikes. This transition impacts banks, corporations, and the yen's strength, with upcoming data crucial for future direction.
People living with HIV/AIDS put forward demands to all political parties
Stone hurled at TVK candidate campaign vehicle in Arumbakkam
Where a government school meets private aspirations
Scenes of long queues and high demand mark a remarkable shift as Komatireddy Pratheek Government School in Nalgonda draws overwhelming parental interest. With world-class infrastructure, innovative pedagogy, and strong leadership, it challenges private-school dominance while offering an inclusive, high-quality learning model within the public education system
Falling at feet to seek blessings is part of Tamil Nadu culture, asserts Palaniswami
He was responding to criticism by DMK leader and Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin
Shoe-doffing: From tradition to health & hygiene
During a temple gathering, an IAS officer experienced backlash online for hesitating to take off his shoes, sparking a discussion on the changing norms regarding footwear in Indian religious practices. This incident not only underscores the significance of respect and hygiene but also invites a dialogue about individuality and comfort in cultural settings.
Firmly oppose the targeting of civilians and infrastructure in West Asia conflict, says Jaishankar
IOR Ministers in Mauritius, for conference overshadowed this year by the US-Israel war with Iran and peace talks
Dummy EVM units, visiting cards with ex-Ministers photo seized in Chennai
DMK Orathanadu candidate R. Vaithilingam, a former AIADMK Minister, had joined the party a few months ago
Fake callcentreduping buyers of weight-loss products busted,11 arrested
