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Over 1,340 crore to overhaul Hyderabads street illumination
Heavy traffic curbs planned in Vizag for Simahachalam Giri Pradakshina
A proposal to declare the Maddilapalem-Hanumanthawaka stretch a no-vehicle zone from 3 p.m. on July 28 until 1 a.m. on July 29 is being considered, say police
Three men sentenced to jail in separate cases of raping, abducting, and harassing minor girl
In a series of decisive judgments, a special court in Kalaburagi handed a 25-year jail term to a prime accused for rape, while sentencing two other youths to three years of imprisonment each for abducting and sexually harassing the same 12-year-old survivor.
Singareni assures seamless coal supply to States generating stations
Officials say 72% of SCCLs coal is being supplied to Telangana power stations
Most pirates were probably not blind in one eye, and eye patches were likely far less common than popular culture suggests. Yet the combination of real maritime dangers, scientific possibility, and centuries of storytelling has ensured that the pirate eye patch remains one of history's most enduring and fascinating myths.
M.P. Police seize cash over 36 lakh in Datia ahead of bypoll
The money was seized from two cars at different locations
They reopened their books & rewrote their NEET story
Medical aspirants demonstrated remarkable resilience after the NEET-UG exam cancellation. Many students faced renewed preparation challenges and anxieties. Top performers like Aryan Gupta and Panshul Bansal achieved exceptional scores. Their success highlights dedication and effective coping mechanisms during adversity. The merit list reflects perseverance and determination among these young individuals.
Rajasthan woman Sarpanch highlights rural innovations at BRICS Ministerial Meeting
Sarpanch Neeru Yadav represented India at the global event under Indias presidency as a grassroots woman representative and panelist
Girls have higher success rate but boys lead 690+ NEET club
Babulal Marandi writes to Hemant Soren demanding a judicial probe into the alleged scam in JSDMS
He also demanded that a special audit of all financial and administrative decisions taken by the JSDMS from the year 2023-24 to the present should be conducted by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India or an independent agency.
Bullet train on track, Japan ex-min's comments 'factually incorrect': Govt
No doctor would refuse treatment to brutally sexually assaulted child: Supreme Court
EC can delete doubtful voters, cannot decide citizenship: SC
Seeks bengal's response on ration denial to deleted voters
Congress alleges irregularities in gram sabha approvals for Ken-Betwa project
Leader of the Opposition in the State Assembly Umang Singhar alleged corruption worth crores in the distribution of compensation and in awarding contracts to companies.
Groping breasts not part of routine gynaecological examination, says Gauhati High Court
Considering the convicted doctors age, the court reduces his sentence in the 17-year-old case to 5,000 in default of imprisonment for two months
Congress warns Punjab dissidents against indiscipline, armtwisting, gives no assurances
Congress leaders were sternly told to maintain party discipline and avoid public criticism. Dissenting Punjab leaders met with AICC general secretary K C Venugopal regarding their grievances. They were instructed to address internal matters through designated organizational channels. Any open dissent was deemed politically detrimental and unacceptable to the party leadership. The party emphasized focusing on upcoming state elections and maintaining organizational unity.
Sharad Pawar should take the final call on allying with NDA
Merger unlikely, say leaders from NCP and NCP(SP); Eknath Shinde stays out, as anxiety in NCP(SP) camp grows
Build toilets for women in courts in 6 weeks: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has mandated states to construct washrooms for women lawyers. This directive addresses a significant human rights and health issue for advocates. States are given a six-week deadline to complete the construction of these facilities. The court rejected pleas of fund paucity, suggesting alternative revenue sources. This action aims to ensure women lawyers can practice with dignity and health.
Phrase of the Day: The phrase 'hit rock bottom' describes reaching life's lowest or most difficult point. This expression originates from mining and drilling, signifying a point of no return. It is used for serious setbacks, not minor daily disappointments or inconveniences. Many people find resilience and growth after experiencing such challenging moments. This phrase highlights the human belief that difficult times can initiate a fresh start.
Why cold leftover pasta may be better for your gut than freshly cooked pasta
Cooling cooked pasta transforms its starch into beneficial resistant starch. This fiber supports improved gut health and better blood sugar management. Resistant starch also aids in controlling appetite and promoting feelings of fullness. Even reheating the chilled pasta preserves these valuable nutritional advantages. Storing and handling leftovers properly makes them a surprisingly nutritious option.
SC to take up high cost of lifesaver meds
India to engage with US over immigration & visa issues
Unlike last time, DMK is clear it wont follow Congress
Political momentum builds for the government's Constitution amendment bill. DMK and NCP (SP) signals suggest support for the upcoming legislation. This comes after recent political realignments and party splits. The government plans to incorporate changes to assure fence-sitters. The bill aims to increase Lok Sabha seats and implement women's reservation.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Spain vs Argentina road to final
With the FIFA World Cup 2026 final just days away, fans are on the edge of their seats as the worlds top-ranked team, Argentina, prepares to face Europes best, Spain, in a summit clash for the ages
'No Border Will Be Safe': Iran Warns Of Full-Scale Offensive Against US
Tehran is ready to resume full-scale offensive operations if US strikes against it continue for another two or three days, a senior military advisor to Iran's supreme leader warned Friday.
In Gurugram, 60 rounds, 120 seconds
On July 9, a gunfight in Gurugrams upscale Sushant Lok left four alleged shooters dead and three policemen injured. Police said gangster Deepak Nandal ordered the attack on businessman Vishal Berry over a 5 crore extortion demand. Among the dead were two minors from Rohtaks Bhalaut village with no criminal record.Ashok Kumarfinds that the incident has raised questions over crime, drug use, and policing
Summer is quietly changing your body, and your fingernails prove it
Warmer weather may slightly increase nail growth due to better blood circulation. However, a physician's decades-long study found no measurable climate effect on his nails. Factors like age, genetics, and nutrition significantly influence nail growth rates. Illnesses and injuries also impact how quickly nails grow and recover. Overall, everyday influences have a more substantial effect than seasonal temperature changes.
Sriharikota Set for Historic Vikram-1 Launch
Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace is set to launch its first orbital rocket, Vikram-1, from Sriharikota, marking a major milestone for India's private space sector.
US-Iran War News LIVE: US Launches Fresh Strikes Against Iran As Hormuz Tensions Intensify
US-Iran War News Live Updates: Iran claimed it destroyed several US refuelling aircraft and fighter jets and caused serious damage to many more.
Psychology says people who never finish their food completely and leave something or the other in their plate aren't always showing disrespect for food. Psychology suggests that this behavior can be linked to eating habits, self-control, cultural upbringing, appetite regulation, social settings, and personal routines. Experts say there is no single explanation because different people leave food on their plates for different reasons, depending on circumstances and individual behavior.
J&KsMansballake starts hosting migratory birds again
Sudden Showers Surprise Chennai And Vijay, Too
Vijay, according to sources, enquired with the students about the facilities in the government-run hostel that was renovated recently through the raising of a 10-storey modern building, and assured to look into their grievances.
Limited cars, no animals: DU lists norms for students union election
US Strikes Iran Again, Now 7 Nights In A Row
US forces launched strikes against Iran for a seventh night in a row on Friday, the US military said.
NEET-UGAIR 2 holder recounts retest horror and reset strategy
Raut Claims CM Change Likely In Maharashtra
Raut was in Nagpur to oversee preparations for the Shiv Sena UBTs Ram Raksha Andolan to be held on July 18 against the alleged embezzlement of donations at the Ayodhya Ram temple.
Telangana Activists Seek Statutory Status, Welfare Package
Over 1,200 Telangana statehood activists called for statutory recognition and enhanced welfare benefits at a committee consultation held near the Secretariat.
TGBIE Asks Private Colleges To Release Certificates Withheld Citing Fee Dues
TGBIE said it had received complaints that several private colleges were illegally withholding the certificates of students who had completed their intermediate education, citing outstanding fee dues.
Hyderabad, Bengaluru Flagged as Bioeconomy Hubs
NITI Aayog has identified Hyderabad and Bengaluru as Indias key bioeconomy hubs, projecting the sector to grow to $1.36 trillion by 2040.
Heavy Rain Returns To Uttara Kannada, Schools Shut In Ankola
The rain also triggered a mudslide on the Gokarna-Tadadi road in Kumta taluk, snapping connectivity between the two places. Officials visited the place to assess the situation and initiate restoration work.
Police Flag Hostel Safety Lapses In Hyderabad
Women Safety Wing DCP Lavanya said 10 special teams comprising 35 personnel inspected 446 hostels over nine weeks. While 97.5 per cent had CCTV, over 30 per cent were nonfunctional.
EC not constitutional authority to determine citizenship: SC
Poll panel has control and superintendence over voter lists New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday said the Election Commission is not a constitutional authority concerning the determination of citizenship, adding that there is no confusion in law. The Election Commission has control and superintendence over the electoral roll, the top court added. A bench []
Bus driver rescues student who jumps into Periyar
Climbdown: DoE takes back circular on prior nod for external entities
Special Correspondent Panaji: The Directorate of Education has withdrawn its recently issued controversial circular as regards the Regulation of external interactions in educational institutions to safeguard academic environment, with immediate effect. Accordingly, the instructions contained therein shall cease to have effect from the date of issuance of this circular, stated a fresh circular dated July []
No e-challans for insurance violations for one month
Vasco: Transport Minister Mauvin Godinho on Friday announced a one-month relief for vehicle owners without valid insurance, stating that no e-challans will be issued for insurance-related violations during the period to allow motorists to renew their policies. Addressing mediapersons, Godinho said the decision was taken after the government found that a large number of vehicles []
Congress to join NCs Jantar Mantar protest on Monday, BJP plans secretariat gherao
Jammu and Kashmir politics intensifies as the National Conference plans a protest in New Delhi. The Congress party announced its participation in the proposed sit-in demonstration. Meanwhile, the BJP has scheduled a protest against the current government's alleged corruption. Peoples Conference chief Sajad Lone questioned the timing and motives behind the protest. He suggested an assembly session and an all-party delegation instead of street protests.
Konkani gets digital governance boost
Panaji: Official gazettes, information on various government schemes, digital portals of departments etc will now be accessible in Konkani language, which has been included in Digital Indias Bhashini division. The inclusion is part of the Union governments digital governance ecosystem wherein languages are being translated in all states; Konkani is among the 22 Indian languages []
Jayant Patils Back-To-Back Meetings Fuel Rumours Of NCP (SP) Realignment With NDA
The back-to-back meetings with the BJP and Shiv Sena leaders have fuelled political buzz over whether the NCP (SP) was exploring closer ties with the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA).
Coir Board commits to setting up 15 coir clusters in A.P.
Support swells for Sonam Wangchuks indefinite fast
Weather Office Warns Of Heavy Rain In Northeast Over Next 4 Days
Within Arunachal Pradesh, the Meteorological Centre at Itanagar has identified Papum Pare and Kurung Kumey as the districts facing the highest risk during the current spell.
National Parties Concerned Over DMKs Stand On Delimitation
It is learnt that the BJP was hoping to get the support of the DMK when the Bill was introduced again in an amended form Parliament in the monsoon session.
Vizag Collector seeks comprehensive action plan for Bay City project
Vizag Film Society pays tribute to S. Janaki
MP Minister Given Clean Chit On Caste Row By Scrutiny Committee
The scrutiny committee had summoned the minister to be present before it with necessary documents to establish that Bagri caste falls under the SC category, following a directive by the Madhya Pradesh high court.
Department Of Space Vacancy Rate At 25-Yr High; Nearly 3 In 10 Posts Lie Vacant
India's space department faces a growing manpower crunch, with over twenty-five percent of sanctioned posts vacant. This staffing gap has widened significantly since 2019, impacting critical mission development. Recruitment processes were delayed due to Covid-19 and reforms, creating a substantial gap. Efforts are underway to fill over two thousand vacancies by late 2026. The department must rebuild its workforce while retaining experienced scientists.
Quote of the Day by Antonio Banderas: Antonio Banderas quote, I think the worst enemy for success is the anxiousness to get it, highlights the importance of patience, persistence, and trusting the journey toward achieving goals. The quote suggests that constantly worrying about reaching success too quickly can create unnecessary stress, cloud judgment, and prevent people from enjoying the learning process. Instead of chasing immediate results, it encourages focusing on steady effort, continuous improvement, and allowing success to develop naturally over time.
Julius Caesar's ancient quote remains relevant for modern challenges and personal growth. He noted that enduring pain with patience requires more courage than a single heroic act. This wisdom applies to education, business, and overcoming personal difficulties. Caesar, a Roman leader, transformed the Republic into an empire through military and political actions. His enduring message emphasizes resilience and steadfastness in the face of adversity.
Macros strong, but weak rains, war can hit growth: RBI Guv Sanjay Malhotra
The Indian economy expanded 7.7% in the last financial year, and the RBI has projected GDP growth of 6.6% for the current fiscal year despite global uncertainties, Sanjay Malhotra said. The governor also flagged inflation risks, noting that the RBI had raised its inflation forecast for FY27 to 5.1% from 4.6% earlier.
Telangana Ranks 10th in Investment Index
Telangana has been ranked 10th in NITI Aayogs Investment Friendliness Index 2026, emerging as a frontrunner with strong business climate and institutional performance.
Quote of the Day by Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai and her timeless message on everyday leadership. Her famous words remind us that lasting change begins with one simple action, not one powerful person. Wangari Maathai was one of the most influential environmental leaders of the modern era. She transformed the simple act of planting a tree into a global movement for environmental conservation, women's empowerment, democracy, and peace.
For years, a seafarer was generally considered to be a man. But over time, women have also stepped up and made a career for themselves despite societal pressures, eyebrows, and questions DIANA FERNANDES | NT NETWORK Goa has a considerable number of seafarers, whether on cruise liners or merchant navy. While previously considered a mans []
Film: The Odyssey Cast: Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson Directed by: Christopher Nolan Duration: 2 hours 52 minutes Rating: * * * * 1/2 A Christopher Nolan film is always a reason for that extra excitement for any cinema buff. If Billy Wilder famously wondered, How would Lubitsch do it?, film lovers []
Centre moves SC against Delhi High Court order quashing passport, visa tender
The Central government has petitioned the Supreme Court challenging a Delhi High Court ruling. The High Court had previously quashed tenders for consular services at Indian Missions abroad. This decision followed petitions from two disqualified bidders alleging unfair evaluation processes. The government argues the High Court's decision was incorrect and seeks its reversal. The Supreme Court will hear the matter on Monday.
PM Modi slams AAP over drugs, corruption; says only BJP can transform Punjab
Ahead of the Punjab Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the AAP government of corruption, worsening law and order, and failing to curb the drug menace. Addressing a rally in Jalandhar, he also attacked the Shiromani Akali Dal and Congress, asserting that only the BJP could transform the state.
Upgraded Mangalagiri Railway Station Will Spur Growth, Says Lokesh
Union rural development minister of state Pemmasani Chandrasekhar joined the PM in unveiling the commemorative plaque at the railway station.
India-Japan Bullet Train talks progressing well; MEA says Japans E-20 trains to arrive in 2030s
FIFA World Cup beer sales are hopping. Brewers hope the stout demand outlasts the tournament
In the U.S., beer consumption has fallen steadily for a decade, according to the Brewers Association, a trade group for craft brewers. Canada has seen a similar decline, according to the national statistics agency. The Brewers of Europe trade association says the story is the same in the European Union.
Memos Issued to Eluru School Staff After Student Faints
The Eluru DEO has issued memos to a headmaster and a PET after a Class VIII student fainted while doing sit-ups as punishment at a government school.
De Beers sale: Anglo American picks preferred bidder for company
Anglo American has chosen a consortium led by Gareth Penny as the preferred bidder. This group, known as Global Diamond Consortium, emerged from three competing proposals. Botswana's government is evaluating the preferred bidder's proposal for De Beers. The proposal includes participation from Angola and Namibia as partners. Botswana retains freedom to act as a partner or exercise preemption rights.
Freedom of press and accountability are important: Delhi High Court
Justice Girish Kathpalia made the observation on July 16, while granting bail to two persons allegedly involved in assaulting two reporters freelancing for a YouTube channel
Indias gig internet workforce may reach 17-21 million by 2030, says Bengaluru firmRedseer
Across delivery, ride-hailing and home services, full-time gig workers earn, on average, up to 2.5 times the monthly net income of workers in comparable formal and informal occupations
If Matt Foley had a sister!: Haley Stevens' Michigan campaign speech has the internet roasting
El Nino Monsoon Set to Hit 80% of Telangana Villages
The report said 8,831 villages will either be moderately affected, or were vulnerable because of the predicted poor rainfall.
50% EV subsidy for motorcycle pilots, auto-rickshaws on cards
Panaji: Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Friday said a new scheme is on the anvil to provide a 50 per cent subsidy on electric vehicles for licensed motorcycle pilots and auto-rickshaw operators. The Department of New and Renewable Energy (DNRE) has been directed to formulate a comprehensive scheme providing up to 50 per cent subsidy []
HC upholds members right to move no-trust motion in co-op societies
Tells Registrar to hold special meeting of Ribandar-based housing society in 4 weeks Panaji: The High Court of Bombay at Goa has held that members of a co-operative society have a statutory right to remove office-bearers through a no-confidence motion and directed the Registrar of Co-operative Societies to convene a Special General Body Meeting of []
Delay in allotting shops in Curchorem mkt draws flak
Curchorem: More than four months after the completion of the new Curchorem Municipal Council market building, displaced traders are yet to be shifted into their shops. Former Curchorem Cacora Municipal Council chairperson Balkrishna Hodarkar on Friday criticised the delay and urged the government to expedite the process. Hodarkar told reporters said the ground-plus-three market complex, []
Farooq Abdullah murder bid: Jammu court rejects accuseds bail plea
A Jammu court rejected Kamal Singh Jamwal's bail plea in the Farooq Abdullah assassination attempt case. The judge cited wider implications for public order and democratic stability in the decision. Jamwal's medical plea was also dismissed, with no evidence of mental disorder presented. Charges were formally framed against Jamwal under attempt to murder and arms act provisions. The court directed the prosecution to produce witnesses for the upcoming trial.
NDA Charts Plan for Stormy Monsoon Session
Sources said the government discussed its legislative agenda, including its priority to convert two Ordinances into Acts during the session.
TVS Training, SIPCOT host Net Zero Sustainability Expo to accelerate ESG adoption
France take on England in Deschamps last game Didier Deschamps will take charge of France for the final time when Les Bleus face England in the FIFA World Cup third-place playoff on Saturday, hoping to end his 187-match tenure with a victory. France enter the bronze final after a 2-0 semifinal defeat to Spain, while []
HC seeks Centres response on plea for CBI probe into 700-crore scam
Her Japanese opponent Okuhara withdraws before quarterfinal Tokyo: Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu sailed into her first Super 750 semifinal in nearly three years after former world champion Nozomi Okuhara withdrew ahead of their womens singles quarterfinal match at the Japan Open here on Friday. The 31-year-old Indian, the 2019 world champion, will feature in []
Panaji: Two-time champions Dempo Goa Challengers equalled the biggest winning margin in the five-match format with a commanding 12-3 victory over Dabang Delhi TTC in Ultimate Table Tennis Season 7 on Friday. Dempo dominated throughout the tie as Alvaro Robles outclassed Sathiyan Gnanasekaran in straight games before Syndrela Das edged Divyanshi Bhowmick. Robles and Syndrela []
Goa outplay Himachal Pradesh by two wickets
Panaji: Goa defeated Himachal Pradesh by two wickets in a league match of the CAP Under-19 Mens Inter-State One-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy 2026) at Puducherry, on Friday. Chasing 96, Goa reached 96/8 in 19 overs after slipping to 62/8. Mihir Kudalkar anchored the chase with an unbeaten 37 off 25 balls, while Jai Kanguri remained []
BRS gets High Court nod for Yuva Sangrama Sadassu
I love DOGE but not the sh*t we are picking up: Tillis rips OMB Chief over savings transparency
RBI Governor Cites Middle East War, Weak Monsoon As Major Risks To Economy
The RBI governors comments come at a time when erratic monsoon progress has delayed planting across major states for the Kharif season with total cropped area falling 16 per cent year-on-year.
'I have some concerns': Cornyn signals doubts over Todd Blanche in explosive confirmation hearing
