The court directed police authorities to ensure that Banerjee is not subjected to egg-pelting or any other harassment when he appears before the court or the investigating agency
Western Gangas, Subhash Chandra Bose among theme options for August 15 flower show in Lalbagh
Patients death at Neyyattinkara hospital highlights systemic errors
Lack of a triage system, inadequate casualty medical officers cited
Set politics aside, utilise Kaleshwaram water for farmers: Eatala Rajender
Benefits given to dead Gruha Lakshmi beneficiaries to be recovered after verification
The Ballari District Guarantee Schemes Authority Chairman says 2.29 crore has been credited to accounts of 2,224 deceased beneficiaries
CJI-led Bench to hear pleas on Ram Temple donation embezzlement case on July 13
A petition filed by Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MP Sudhakar Singh to provide and publish complete financial details of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, including foreign contributions, is listed along with two other pleas
Computing Meets Visualisation at 3-Day NIT Warangal Fete
The conference is being held from July 10 to 12 and brings together academicians and researchers to discuss advances in scientific computing, mathematical modelling and visualisation
Lift water from Kannepalli to save farmers, Harish tells Revanth
He dismisses CMs charges on his political career
The resolution was passed on June 19 in KPSCs meeting, which was headed by senior-most member B. Prabhudev as the chairman had recused from chairing the meeting due to a conflict of interest
Indian Bank expands footprint in Visakhapatnam, opens 51st branch at AMTZ
After Wedding, Aamir Heads to Melbourne for Honeymoon
Post-wedding holiday doubles as bonding time for two young boys
EAGLE and GRP arrest three, seize 31.5 kg of ganja from Ratnachal Express in Vijayawada
Biosimilars Market Remains Promising Investment Only in Long Run For Indian Pharma Giants
The key for Indian companies will be to target low-competition products or be a first-wave entrant in the market
NCERT Paper Procurement Case: Govt Orders Action Against Officials
The court also restrained the NCERT from invoking over Rs 6 crore bank guarantee furnished by the paper supplier.
Asian para taekwondo gold medallist from Kanniyakumari awaits government job and recognition
Zero deaths in three years: The mountaineer who built India's mountain rescue service
Govt. Admits E20 Can Hit Fuel Economy by 5% But Offers Better Pickup, Cleaner Combustion
The ethanol controversy has taken a centre stage in Indias when the government mandated shift to 20 per cent ethanol-blended petrol, sparking a fierce public debate over mileage drops, engine wear, and a lack of consumer choice. However, critics are questioning why fuel with 20 percent ethanol is not cheaper than pure petrol or fuel with 10 percent ethanol
Lost Dog Syndrome can change how a missing dog behaves after coming home. Many rescued dogs hide, avoid owners, or seem fearful. Animal behavior experts say this is often a survival response, not a broken bond. During days or weeks alone, dogs rely on instinct instead of routine. Recovery takes time. Calm care, patience, and veterinary guidance help restore trust.
Principal, warden suspended as 50 students fall ill in residential school
Administrative probe launched after children suffer severe indigestion following dinner at Morarji Desai Residential School in Dandoti
What's Inside Delhi Government's Rs 900 Crore Project For 27 Future-Ready Schools
Delhi new schools: The buildings will be designed in accordance with the norms prescribed by the Directorate of Education (DoE) and the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), allowing for future expansion as per academic requirements.
El Nio likely to hit oil sardine stocks in 2027, says CMFRI
The warming associated with El Nio is expected to intensify during OctoberDecember, and its impact is likely to be felt over the northern Indian Ocean by AprilMay 2027, says the CMFRI Director
TDB to make financial transactions at Sabarimala digital
Booking of rooms, offerings and donations will be made digital; more rooms will be available to pilgrims for booking; TDB president says Ayyappa Sangamam will not be organised again
Burglar's Truck Stolen In Middle Of Robbing Store, Police Officer Says 'That's Karma'
A US man was hit with instant karma after his truck was stolen while he was in the midst of robbing a Verizon store.
27-Year-Old Dies After Falling Into Deep Open Drain In Noida
According to police, he was 28 years old and a resident of Village Chaura in Noida's Sector 22. He fell into a drain in Sector 57 while on his way to work in Sector 58.
BRS urges ECI to implement Aadhaar verification in SIR to ensure accurate electoral rolls
Yathindra steps in to resolve UoM research scholars scholarship issue
The Minister has proposed a joint arrangement under which the Department of Social Welfare would provide scholarships to 58 students, while the University of Mysore would support the remaining 58 scholars
Tami Nadu: Court Puts Off Karur By-Poll Soon After CM Starts Campaign
Stating that he did not run away from Karur after the stampede, he accused DMK president M K Stalin of trying to blame it all on him: Reports
Indian passengers have rights during monsoon flight disruptions. Airlines must offer refunds or alternative flights for cancellations due to weather. Passengers are entitled to meals and accommodation for significant delays. Bookings made via travel agents still guarantee refunds from the airline. Passengers can escalate unresolved refund issues through official channels.
Govt.s intervention sought to resolve crisis gripping private bus sector
The State leadership of the Kerala State Motor and Engineering Labour Centre, affiliated with the Hind Mazdoor Sabha, says the Priyadarshini scheme, which offers free travel for women on KSRTC ordinary services, has triggered a crisis in the private bus sector
Punjab farmers to make toll plazas free on July 14 over land pooling policy, FTA concerns
Farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal announced a toll plaza blockade for July 14. Protesters will demonstrate against the Punjab government's land-pooling policy. They also protest alleged irregularities in the Land Mortgage Bank. The proposed India-US free trade agreement is another point of contention. Farmers demand the immediate withdrawal of the land policy and action against bank officials.
England Men's Cricketers Advised To Avoid Alcohol After Off-Field Dramas: Report
A midnight curfew was introduced following a woeful 4-1 Ashes series loss in Australia concluded in January, that was blighted by allegations of a drinking culture
Awareness programme tomorrow to fight dowry among Banjaras
The Banjara community has been suffering from the practice of dowry from the ancient times, says leader of All India Banjara Seva Sangha
Wayanad A Warning. Many Districts Share Similar Exposure To Landslide Hazards
India is among the four countries with the highest landslide risk in the world, with an estimated annual loss of more than one life per 100 sq km due to landslides.
Quote of the Day by Bruce Lee: Bruce Lees quote, The possession of anything begins in the mind explores the importance of mindset, belief, and mental preparation in achieving success. The quote suggests that every accomplishment, goal, or possession begins with a thought, vision, or belief before it becomes a reality. It highlights how confidence, determination, and a clear purpose shape the actions people take toward achieving their dreams. The saying reminds us that the foundation of progress is often created within the mind, where ideas, motivation, and ambition first develop.
Ghost Trolling: The New Menace in Bollywood
Forget the box office. With Alia the latest target, the industrys biggest battle is now being fought on social media, where anonymous trolls can make or break a star overnight
Meerut SSP defends action after video shows him slapping detainee
Meerut: Meerut Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Avinash Pandey on Friday, July 10, defended the police action in connection with the death of a Scheduled Caste college student, saying every step taken in the case was based on available evidence. He also warned that attempts to disturb law and order would not be tolerated. In 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 .
Velammal hospital treats irregular heartbeat using new technique
Psychology suggests that people who save gift wrappers aren't trying to be cheap or save money. Sometimes what looks like saving paper is really about preserving value.
Nearly 80% of SIR enumeration forms digitised in Chittoor district, says Collector
BLOs and BLAs play a crucial role in the ongoing revision exercise, while weekly review meetings are being conducted with representatives of recognised political parties to ensure transparency, says the District Collector
2 Women Killed, 16 Injured After School Bus Hits Tractor-Trolley In UP
Circle Officer (Mahavan) Sanjeev Kumar Rai said all school children travelling in the bus were safe.
Cyberabad civic body removes 488 footpath encroachments in Walk Free drive
Over 1.6 lakh imposed as fines in food safety crackdown in Keralas Kollam
Food Safety department inspects 1,497 establishments in district over a span of three months to enforce strict quality standards
Psychology says people who remodel their new or old cars into new advanced vehicles aren't simply trying to make their vehicles look different. Psychology suggests this behavior can reflect creativity, personal identity, problem-solving, and the desire to improve something meaningful. Research also shows that modifying personal possessions can strengthen emotional attachment, increase satisfaction, and provide a sense of achievement while allowing people to express their values and interests.
Karnataka: Eight Illegal Bangladeshi Migrants Found Working At Construction Site
Preliminary investigation revealed that the eight had allegedly entered India illegally about three months ago by crossing the international border through Murshidabad district in West Bengal: Reports
Trump will let bipartisan housing bill become law without signing in protest over GOP voter ID law
President Donald Trump will not sign a housing affordability bill. He is protesting the Senate's failure to pass a strict voter ID act. The housing measure could still become law without his signature. This action escalates tensions within his own party. It also hinders efforts to address rising housing costs for voters.
Koppal Forms Panel To Address Farmers' Grievances Over Renewable Energy Projects
The newly constituted committee will examine grievances, facilitate quick resolution of complaints and safeguard the interests of affected landowners
Ahead of Manipur polls, Congress expands state leadership team
Congress appointed new office bearers for the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee. These appointments are seen as preparations for the upcoming assembly elections. Leaders discussed party strategy and organizational preparedness for the 2027 polls. They believe the BJP's politics has caused the state's ongoing civil war. The party aims to restore peace and build bridges in Manipur.
Write This Down: Revanth Reddy Predicts Congress Win In Telangana In 2029
He asserted that the Congress would secure over 115 of the 182 Assembly seats and urged journalists to write this down as a reflection of the party's confidence.
Sharnbasva University signs MoU with Anugraha Eye Hospital for industry-academia collaboration
The MoU seeks to establish sustained academic, industry collaboration by providing BBA students with internship opportunities, practical exposure
FIFA World Cup: Oldies vs Goldies in Belgium-Spain Quarterfinal Clash
At the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, the Belgians face the daunting task of breaking through a Spanish defence that has yet to concede a goal in the tournament
MCC begins drive against footpath encroachments in Mysuru
A.P. CM orders formation of Special Task Force to check social media abuse
Naidu tells police to launch a crackdown on defamatory campaigns, fake news and objectionable online content targeting political leaders and the government; an IG-rank officer to oversee cybercrime issues
Drunk driver crashes SUV into actors Jubilee Hills residence
11 HMWSSB managers face disciplinary action for falsely marking public complaints resolved
India among 4 nations with most cities at extreme heat risk
New Delhi: India, Pakistan, Nigeria and Ghana together host the largest number of cities at risk of extreme heat, with major tourist destinations including Jaipur and international business hubs in the top 50, according to an analysis that has ranked 205 of the worlds largest cities. More than 95 per cent of the most at-risk 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 .
Collector calls for efficiency and transparency in cooperative sector
Kurnool Collector A. Siri directs officials to link all employees of cooperative societies with the HRMS platform to ensure attendance, service records, payroll, and other administrative functions are handled digitally
Karnataka issues fresh transfer guidelines, caps compulsory waiting period
Referring to the High Courts observations, the government has clarified that, as a general rule, transfer orders should invariably specify the employees next posting.
Kerala CM Satheesan to visit Kollur on Friday and Saturday
Effective use of research infrastructure key to Viksit Bharat, says Vice-Chancellor
Central University organises workshop-cum-seminar on Mass Spectrometry-Based Proteomics
Assam's Rs 77,353 Crore Investment Plan To Expand Power Infrastructure
Assam has unveiled an ambitious roadmap to strengthen its power sector, proposing investments worth Rs 77,353 crore across a wide range of electricity generation, storage and transmission projects in the 2026-27 state Budget.
Ever wondered why lemons float and limes don't? Here's the fascinating answer
Lemon and lime experiment: Lemons float in water while limes often sink, a surprising difference. This behavior is due to slight variations in their respective densities. Researchers found limes are slightly denser than lemons, causing them to sink. Even after peeling, the density difference remained consistent between the fruits.
TGCHE extends LAWCET counselling dates
Film director Ashok Babu quizzed by Cyberabad EOW in 3.5 crore cheating case
Bengaluru police launch special raids: rowdy sheeters checked, 165 vehicle seized, NDPS cases booked
Moana movie review: Dwayne Johnson returns in a soulless remake
The shot-for-shot live-action remake of the 2016 classic offers nothing by way of fresh insight or visual imagination
Perambalur intensifies stray dog sterilisation, anti-rabies vaccination drive
Civic bodies default on library cess; Kerala State Library Council to initiate legal proceedings
RTI information reveals that local self-government institutions have systematically failed to transfer these statutory funds, which are collected alongside property tax from citizens, to the council
Madan Pillutla to continue as dean of ISB for second term
Chittoor police conduct checks at lodges, dhabas and roadside eateries
The special drive aims to prevent illegal activities, curb the use and transportation of narcotic substances, ensure the safety of women and passengers, and reduce the risk of road accidents, says Superintendent of Police
India-France partnership finds flavour in cuisine
Sowing surges in Dharwad district despite scanty rainfall
Crop survey of monsoon season begins with sowing having been completed in 2.63 lakh hectares in the district
Bankipur bypoll twist: BJP candidate set to face Prashant Kishor withdraws, cites family reasons
In a surprising turn of events, a Bharatiya Janata Party candidate has stepped down from the Bankipur bypoll, citing family reasons. The party has swiftly chosen Neeraj Kumar Sinha as the new candidate. This change paves the way for Prashant Kishor's highly anticipated first appearance in the electoral arena, as he prepares to contest against the BJP's stronghold in this area.
NHRC issues notice to U.P. DGP, Home Secretary over alleged police excess during Meerut protest
Complaint with NHRC says police carried out an 'unprovoked, brutal lathi-charge on participants in what was described as a peaceful public demonstration demanding justice in the murder case of a Dalit woman, that left several protesters with severe injuries
Tambaram City Police bust drug syndicate of history sheeters supplying in Perumbakkam
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis said the preliminary report has already been received, and investigators have reconstructed and retrieved digital evidence, including data from the aircraft's black box
Ex-panchayat member Hussain held for post against VHP, RSS
Kushinagar: A former district panchayat member was arrested in Uttar Pradeshs Kushinagar district for allegedly posting objectionable remarks against the Bajrang Dal, the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh(RSS) on social media, police said on Friday, July 10. According to the police, Saddam Hussain, a resident of Sohang village in the Turkpatti 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 .
NGT stays construction of Ennore SEZ thermal power plant for four weeks
Mandhana's 56 not out carries India women to 122/3 against England at lunch
England elected to field once they won the toss, and the decision seemed vindicated as they reduced India to 37 for two, dismissing Shafali Verma and Yastika Bhatia inside seven overs
No App Can Block New 1600 Govt Calls
Specifically with the 1600 series, reserved for service/transaction related calls, we have seen daily blocking actions triple (up by 208 per cent) since October 2025. A total of 7.4 crore (74 million) manual blocking actions have been taken against these series in the past 8 months.
Opinion: Opinion | US-Iran MoU Collapse: Why The Strait Of Hormuz Is Back On The Brink
Why did the ceasefire fail? Could it have been prevented? The answer to many of these questions lies in the framing of the 14-Point MoU and the uneven playfield that it created.
FDP on mentoring and teaching skills begins at VVCE
Exclusive: Navy's Next Build-Up Takes Shape With 3 Warship Projects Worth Rs 1 Lakh Crore
Sources revealed to NDTV that the projects are going through various rounds of internal consultations and planning before moving forward to the defence acquisition process.
KCL third season auction on Saturday
The available purse with the franchises is as follows: Alleppey Ripples (42.5 lakh); Kochi Blue Tigers (41 lakh); Trivandrum Royals (39.5 lakh); Aries Kollam Sailors (34.5 lakh); Thrissur Titans (34.5 lakh); Calicut Globstars (33.75 lakh)
Gujarat : Second 'jumpstart' GIB Chick Passes Critical Stage Of Survival
The 'jumpstart' technique involves placing an incubated fertile egg from the captive breeding programme in the nest of a wild female Great Indian Bustard so that she incubates, hatches and raises the chick in its natural habitat.
In this episode, Yogendra Yadav explores Indias electoral autocracy label, urging the Opposition to transition from traditional electoral strategies to a dynamic politics of resistance for democracys survival.
RSS centenary celebrations to continue till October 20
Three-day annual meeting of All India Regional Pracharaks of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh begins in Belagavi
Karnataka will get only a meagre quantum of water from the project, as is currently conceived, and the State should fight for its fair share, argued the Union Minister
Two Odisha men held with 12.9 kg ganja near Thrissur railway station
Excise steps up probe into source of ganja and its intended recipients in Thrissur

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