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Watch: History of Cauvery water-sharing talks between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka
Archived records from The Hindu show that in the mid-1980s, then-Chief Minister M.G. Ramachandran, or MGR, repeatedly sent senior ministers to Karnataka to seek the release of Cauvery water to protect paddy crops in the delta region. We look back at past diplomatic efforts between the two neighbouring States over the sharing of Cauvery waters.
Two arrested for murdering youth in brawl near Coimbatore
TNPDCL assistant engineer arrested for bribery in Salem
CBI takes over investigation in Armstrong murder case
The agency stepped in after the Tamil Nadu government withdrew its Special Leave Petition in the Supreme Court; the BSP leader was hacked to death by a gang two years ago
A global Centre of Excellence to come up in Coimbatore for research on sugarcane
The CoE will work on developing new varieties that will have higher yield and sugar recovery, enhanced tolerance to drought, flood, salinity, and heat stress, improved resistance to major diseases and pests
Man undergoing treatment after fall into sewer in Salem dies
22nd Erode Book Festival begins with 230 stalls
The festival, organised jointly by the School Education Department and Makkal Sinthanai Peravai, has brought together 230 publishers from across the country and will continue till August 11
DGMA seeks Navys help to survey MSC Elsa 3 wreck site
Request follows Kerala High Court directive to examine deployment of Navy for independent assessment of seabed damage; Navy asked to assess feasibility of examining wreck, submerged containers and potential risks from hazardous cargo; DGMA seeks early response on feasibility, methodology and timeline ahead of High Court hearing on August 11
Gen Z Outreach? Cabinet, BJP Chief's Team To Have More Young Faces: Sources
At the government level, ministers have been advised to make greater use of social media platforms like Instagram to engage with Gen Z. Simultaneously, the party is exploring avenues to utilise alternative social media platforms, sources said.
Cabinet approves scheme to promote floating solar plants
The Pradhan Mantri Surya Sarovar Yojana targets 5,000 MW of installations on water bodies by 2030-31
Centre extends PM-Kisan for four more years, allocates 3.15 lakh crore
The Government said it has transferred more than 4.47 lakh crore directly into farmers bank accounts through 23 instalments under the scheme, which was launched in February 2019.
KPSC veterinary officer recruitment row: Karnataka HC seeks States response on plea for CBI probe
Justice M. Nagaprasanna passed the order on a petition filed by Manjunath, an aspirant to the post, on whose complaint an FIR was registered by the Vidhana Soudha police alleging a large-scale fraud in the recruitment process.
Delhi Woman Curbs Impulse Spending After Quitting UPI For Cash: 'I'm Not Going Back'
Delhi woman says she is not going back to UPI after quitting it for cash, stating that she became more aware of her spending habits.
150 relief camps readied as Godavari, Sabari rivers in spate
The Hindu brings the historic 1947 Independence Day edition back to life
Readers will find rare photographs documenting the hard-fought freedom struggle
PMs visit: Roads in parts of Mysuru to be out of bounds
Uttar Pradesh woman finds relief in Allahabad High Court after family opposes marriage
The court observed that the police appeared to be siding with Ms. Shuklas father by continuing to pursue the investigation even after the couples marriage had been placed beyond doubt
Kuwait Says Shot Down Iranian Drones Targeting 'Vital And Military' Sites
Kuwaiti forces destroyed Iranian drones targeting vital and military facilities, the defence ministry said on Friday.
Gautam Adani Donates Rs 11 Crore To Assam Flood Relief Fund
Announcing the contribution in a post on X, Sarma expressed gratitude to the billionaire industrialist for extending support at a time when Assam is battling one of its worst flood situations in recent years.
IMD forecasts below normal rainfall in August
After a deficit in June and recovery in July, August rains are predicted at 94% of average; temperatures are likely to be high; western India is likely to be the worst-hit during the second half of the southwest monsoon
Eleanor Roosevelt Quote of the Day: Eleanor Roosevelt's timeless quote encourages facing daily fears for personal development. Courage and confidence are built through consistent action and stepping outside comfort zones. Fear signals opportunities for growth, not insurmountable barriers to progress. Small, consistent steps lead to significant long-term transformation and self-belief. This wisdom remains relevant in today's comfort-driven and technologically advanced world.
UNSW Sydney opens Bengaluru campus; V-C promises industry-driven education and high employability
Coconut fiber car parts: Ford Motor Company and Scotts Miracle-Gro tested coconut fibers for vehicle components. Baylor University researchers also developed technology for using coconut fibers in automotive interiors. This initiative aimed to reduce petroleum use and create lighter vehicle parts. The projects sought to create new markets for coconut farmers and reduce waste.
Durand Cup: East Bengal thrashesCISFProtectors 8-0; ShillongLajongbeatsNongkseh2-0
Pakistan witnessed over 3,000 terror incidents this year: Army
Pakistan experienced over 3,000 terrorism incidents this year, resulting in 800 deaths. As many as 2,084 terrorists were killed during this period. Intelligence-based operations numbered over 40,000, with most in Balochistan. The army general stated Afghan nationals were involved in suicide bombings. He also discussed the perception of the situation in Balochistan.
Delhi riots: Convicts' kin to challenge life sentence in HC, deny links to Tahir Hussain
Indian Oil has crude supplies secured for entire August, most of September
The Delhi-headquartered refiner posted a net loss of 2,661 crore in the June-end quarter.
The petition challenges the acquisition of about 110 bighas of land at Lengpui village and alleges that compensation was paid to individuals who were not lawful landowners
CS directs HMR to procure coaches, explore common mobility passes
After 19 years, exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasrin returns to Kolkata
Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasrin July 31, 2026, returned to Kolkata after nearly 19 years, describing the visit as an emotional homecoming to a city she still considers her own.
Cabinet approves 84,084 crore for offshore exploration scheme Samudra Manthan
Proverb of the Day offers a powerful reminder that victory and vulnerability often travel together. Failure is a possibility whenever we step outside our comfort zone, but so is growth. The people who accomplish meaningful goals are not necessarily those who never experience defeat. They are often the ones who understand that setbacks are part of the price of pursuing something worthwhileand who continue moving forward when the outcome is uncertain.
At least one non-local labourer killed, another injured in terrorist shooting in J&Ks Kulgam
Officials say that one labourer died before reaching the hospital, while the other was sent to GMC Hospital in Anantnag
Suspected terrorists fire at labourers in Kulgam, one dead
Srinagar: Suspected terrorists opened fire on non-local labourers at a brick kiln in the Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir on Friday, July 31, resulting in the death of one individual and injuries to another, officials said. The assailants targeted the labourers at the brick kiln in Kelam late in the evening. Officials said that 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 .
India invites Russia for BRICS Summit in New Delhi: Report
India has extended an invitation to Russia for the upcoming 18th BRICS Summit. Preparations are actively underway for the summit, which India will host. The event is scheduled to take place in New Delhi on September 12-13. Bangladesh also received an invitation for the summit's outreach segment. BRICS currently includes eleven member nations from various global regions.
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo faces DUI charges in Wisconsin. Authorities discovered an open alcohol bottle inside his vehicle during a traffic stop. He was cited for refusing an intoxication test after poor field sobriety performance. Romo, now a CBS NFL analyst, is scheduled for a court appearance. The incident occurred on Interstate 43 last week.
Migrant Worker Killed, 1 Injured In Terrorist Attack In J&K
Police sources said terrorists fired at two non-local workers at Kellam village in Kulgam district this evening.
Adibatla police crack house burglary and bike theft cases
Property worth 6.5 lakh recovered
Technical snags in Vahan, Sarathi portals hit Kerala MVD
Frequent downtime disrupts vehicle registration, driving licence and e-challan services, officials say; MVD urges Centre and NIC to improve portals, audit websites and address unresolved software issues; officials attribute recurring problems to system overload, poor connectivity and obsolete ICT devices
Terrorists open fire on labourers in J&Ks Kulgam; 1 killed, 1 injured
Two non-local labourers were injured in the attack; one died before reaching the hospital, while the other was sent to GMC Hospital in Anantnag
Quote of the Day by Keanu Reeves: Keanu Reeves quote, If you have been brutally broken, but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then youre a badass with the heart of an angel, explores the power of kindness, emotional resilience, and compassion after experiencing hardship. The quote suggests that true strength is not about becoming cold or bitter after pain, but about maintaining empathy, kindness, and humanity despite difficult experiences.
Asmita Dey becomes first Indian to win judo gold medal at Commonwealth Games
The 23-year-old from Tripura found herself on the back foot early in the final after conceding a yuko and then receiving a penalty, allowing Quach to take control of the bout
Rajya Sabha adjourned amid protests over Ram Temple donation scam
Chairman C.P. Radhakrishnan declines the Congresss demand to allow Leader of the Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge to speak immediately, saying the party was still in Emergency mode
Who is Asmita Dey? The 23-year-old who won India's first-ever Commonwealth Games judo gold
Indian judoka Asmita Dey secured the women's 48kg gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. She defeated Canada's Heidi Quach in a thrilling final decided in Golden Score. This victory marked India's first judo gold medal of the Games. Dey previously won gold at the 2023 Junior Asia Cup and 2025 Casablanca African Open. She trains at the SAI Regional Centre in Bhopal under coach Yashpal Solanki.
Karnataka: Civil police constable exam on Aug. 2 under CCTV surveillance
Future CFOs must anticipate change, embrace AI: Special Chief Secretary to CM Ramakrishna Rao
Commerce Tops UG Admissions in Dost 2026
BSc streams follow as Hyderabad's finance and IT sectors boost demand for commerce
Mahershala Ali says Marvel's 'Blade' reboot is dead: 'They didn't want to do it, so I moved on'
Mahershala Ali confirmed the Marvel Blade reboot is no longer happening. He has officially moved on from the troubled project after many delays. Ali stated that if Marvel wanted the film, it would have been made. He is now focused on his new film Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother. The actor feels creatively redeemed by his training for the canceled Blade movie.
TTK Prestige eyes growing `faster thanmarket; to position itself in the premium segment
AP Overhauls Executive Councils of State Universities
The government also constituted new Executive Councils for a three-year term in several universities, including Andhra University
Early Detection Is Revolutionizing Cancer Care, Improving Patient Outcomes: Zydus
The partnership comes at a critical time for India, which recorded over 1.41 million new cancer cases and more than 900,000 cancer-related deaths in 2022.
Bihar police arrest STF constable in Bharat Tiwari fake encounter case
Twenty-eight-year-old Tiwari was allegedly killed in a fake encounter on June 17, 2026 in Bhojpur district, after he had surrendered to the police
MP Ganesh SIngh Urges Govt. To Launch Pilot Project For Production Of Potash From Cement Kiln Dust
He emphasized that this is not merely an issue of fertilizer availability but a matter of national importance concerning Indias agricultural, food, and fertilizer security. He further informed the House that large quantities of Cement Kiln Dust (CKD) are generated in major cement clusters across the country, including his constituency Satna
The Hindus latest report reveals a striking gap between officially recorded police violence and widely documented incidents, raising fresh questions about accountability and the need for police reforms in India. We also bring you updates on the Bhiwandi building collapse, the latest escalation in the U.S.-Iran conflict, the Indian hockey jersey row, and more of the days biggest stories.
Telangana Education Push Targets School Dropouts, Non-Literate Adults
Dr Naveen Nicolas said part-time instructors in schools would receive orientation to guide students on the vocational education syllabus
Coimbatore industries urged to tap corporate bonds
Terrorists open fire at brick kiln workers in J&K's Kulgam, 1 killed
Andhra State Carrom tournament kicks off in Nellore
No Takers for 2.5 Lakh Degree Seats Despite Counselling
Low demand for conventional courses leaves most private college seats unfilled
India calls for global scrutiny over Pakistans ruthless crackdown in PoK
The PoK has been witnessing massive protests since last month over inflated living costs, alleged administrative apathy and political discrimination and atrocities against minorities
SIR enumeration deadline extended till August 10
'Muslims can't regard country as deity': Islamic body objects to Vande Mataram Bill
KGSMA seek BIS probe into counterfeit hallmarked gold jewellery in Kerala
Seeks legal proceedings against all individuals and organisations involved in the illegal activities
Election victories of Kerala MLAs challenged in High Court
Wins of Nemom MLA Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Kazhakuttam MLA V. Muraleedharan, Manalur MLA C. Ravindranath, Guruvayur MLA N.K. Akbar, Kuttanad MLA Reji Cheriyan, and Thrissur MLA Rajan J. Pallan in the May 2026 Assembly elections challenged
Holiday for schools, PU colleges in DK on August 1
The committee, to be headed by the Chief Secretary himself, will review how theDVAC functions, especially with reference to aspects such as leadership and institutional governance, strengthening of institutional capacity, investigation, and preventive vigilance, administrative reforms, and technology and public interface
Traffic jam continues at Kalavasal junction despite flyover
Tiruppur farmers to receive compensation for livestock deaths within a week
Scouting America removed dedicated diversity spaces from its National Jamboree event. This action followed pressure from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding woke policies. The Pentagon threatened to withdraw its century-old support for the youth organization. This decision impacts scouts who previously found community in these areas. The organization faces ongoing scrutiny from the Defense Department.
Tollywood Injuries Taking a Heavy Toll on Stars and Film Budgets
Rashmika, Jr NTR, Balakrishna and Ram Charan's injuries highlight risks of filmmaking
FYUGP review panel submits interim report, recommends uniform academic framework across universities
Panel recommends the formation of an Inter-University Board of Studies Committee to ensure uniformity in curricula, internship mechanism, examination methods and evaluation standards in universities
Commonwealth Games: Asmita Dey wins India's first-ever women's 48kg judo gold
Asmita Dey secured the women's 48kg judo gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. She defeated Canada's Heidi Quach in a close Golden Score final bout. Dey staged a remarkable comeback after falling behind early in the match. This victory marked India's first-ever gold in this judo category. Her resilience secured a memorable win for the young athlete.
Largest Dhimsa dance recognised by Guinness World Records
SC directs Centre to aid families hit by Russia-Ukraine war
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday, July 31, directed the Centre to appoint a nodal officer in the external affairs ministry to coordinate with the families of those who have died, gone missing, or suffered injuries while fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and justices Joymalya Bagchi 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 .
Rains help reservoirs build storage steadily
Medium irrigation projects, MI tanks still present a bleak picture
Feels Like I'm Back To My Country: Taslima Nasreen To NDTV On Kolkata Return
Nasreen -- - who made her home in Kolkata after leaving Dhaka -- had to leave the City of Joy in 2007 following massive protests over her controversial book 'Dwikhandito'. She had been living in Delhi since.
Shivakumar says that it is a reassuring sign that inflows have increased into reservoirs in Karnatakas Cauvery basin in the last two to three days
LIVE | Trump calls critical Camp David cabinet meeting as political pressure builds across the GOP
Kerala Police set for top-level reshuffle as DGP Nitin Agrawal retires
Flood alert sounded as Godavari crosses second warning level at Bhadrachalam
Quote of the day by Meryl Streep: Meryl Streep believes love cannot be strategically planned or predicted. Genuine feelings develop naturally, defying attempts to organize relationships. Even well-intentioned introductions by friends rarely guarantee romantic connections. The acclaimed actress suggests embracing uncertainty and allowing relationships to unfold organically.
Godavari in Spate, 2nd Flood Warning Issued at Bhadrachalam
Indicating that the river was rising by nearly one foot each hour
Cockroach Janta Party comes to Ruchikas defence after FIR booked
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Friday, July 31, criticised the FIR against a 25-year-old Ruchika Singh for making objectionable remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He asked if an FIR will be booked against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) IT Cell as well. If you are filing a case for using profanities, 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 .
24 Indians still with Russian army, says MEA
Ministry confirms 139 citizens have been successfully repatriated following diplomatic talks
