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Kristi Noems Marriage Takes Its FINAL TURN; Divorce Follows Months Of Explosive Controversy
Kristi Noems marriage has taken a dramatic turn after she filed for divorce from her husband, Bryon Noem, following 34 years together. According to court records, Noem cited irreconcilable differences in the filing. The divorce comes months after reports about alleged private online activities involving Bryon sparked controversy around the couple. Noems representatives previously said she was blindsided by those reports. The couple, who married in 1992 and share three adult children, are now facing a major new chapter as their marriage officially heads toward divorce.
Shitty Job As President: Trump Goes Off-Track At AI Event; Then Admits Iran War Defeat?
Donald Trump veered sharply off script during a White House AI event while promoting the administrations new America.gov platform, joking that if the website turned out to be the biggest achievement of his presidency, then he had done a shitty job as President. Trump then turned back to the Iran war, where his language has grown increasingly focused on ending the conflict and claiming an eventual U.S. victory
Lindsay Clancy's Lawyer Gets Shut Down After Dragging Trump Into Courtroom Argument | WATCH
Lindsay Clancys attorney Kevin Reddington sparked a tense moment in court when he brought President Donald Trump and Rep. Nancy Mace into his argument during the latest hearing. The judge quickly interrupted and told Reddington to focus on the motion before the court. The clash came during the first major hearing after Clancys mistrial, as her defense seeks to end the case. The hearing also addressed the possibility of a retrial and the next steps.
Mangaluru: Goods Rickshaw Driver Killed, Judge Injured In Accident
The accident occurred around 10 am when the autorickshaw collided with the car of First Additional District and Sessions Judge D Vinay and then hit a two-wheeler, police said.
Eiffel Tower boss to quit after staff row
Patrick Branco Ruivo, the director general of the Eiffel Tower, will resign at the years end. This decision follows a controversy related to a visit by a Hindu religious group. An internal investigation revealed operational flaws and shortcomings during the event. The investigation also found the removal of women staff to be unacceptable. The Eiffel Tower operating company, SETE, announced these developments in a recent statement.
College Student Dies In Accident Due To Stray Cattle
The student Rajasekar (21) belongs to Vengambakkam in Thirukazhukundram in Chengalpet district. He was studying B.Com third year in a private college in Padur. He used to go to the college on his bike every day.
March Scheduled On Oct. 10 Following SC Fresh Probe Order Into 2012 Rape-Murder
Against this backdrop, a five-km foot march titled Nyayada Nade will be held from Ujire to Belthangady on October 10, followed by a public meeting where advocates who represented the petitioners before the High Court and Supreme Court would be felicitated.
Did Trump Win In 2020?: Jack Smith Stuns Grassley, Kennedy At Heated Hearing; Both Flee Abruptly
Jack Smiths explosive Senate Judiciary Committee appearance descended into a bitter fight over Donald Trump and the 2020 election, as the former special counsel defended his investigation and insisted his team had developed evidence it believed could prove Trumps alleged election-subversion crimes beyond a reasonable doubt. Smith maintained that Trump lost the election and that his prosecution was based on evidence rather than politics.
Prem Khandle emerges as overall winner in FIM Moto Mini India Series
The India Series is a structured platform for young riders between the age of 10 and 14 to develop their racing skills and progress towards international competition.
Israel strike kills Hamas armed wing head in North Gaza
An Israeli airstrike on Tuesday killed Izz al-Din Al-Beik, head of Hamas' armed wing in Gaza. His involvement in the October 7, 2023, attacks has been confirmed by officials. The airstrike targeted an apartment building in Gaza City's Nasr neighborhood, which resulted in one additional casualty. Medics also reported a subsequent airstrike near a clinic in Jabalia refugee camp killing another person.
DSP Faces Allegation Over Threatening Call
Suresh lodged a complaint with Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan, seeking action against the DSP.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is gearing up to unveil a pivotal update involving a significant cutback in the number of high-ranking admirals and generals, an effort meant to refine leadership across U.S. military branches. Troops will be expected to meet defined performance metrics prior to the upcoming address, stirring worries among congressional representatives over possible effects of these leadership alterations.
ESAs JUICE mission will study Jupiter, Ganymede, Callisto and Europa. The spacecraft will examine their oceans, geology, magnetic fields and environments to understand their nature and possible habitability.
Fadnavis Assures Drought Relief Beyond Trigger Criteria
The State Cabinet decided to expand ground-truthing to the revenue-circle level to ensure that farmers are not denied relief because of technical parameters.
Iran Mocks Trump Over U.S. Iraq Exit, Citing 4,500 American Deaths And Gulf Base Damage
Iran is publicly mocking the United States over the withdrawal of American forces from Iraq, framing the move as another major U.S. pullback from the Middle East. In a post shared by the Iran Embassy in Hyderabad, President Donald Trump was targeted with the phrase Trump is a busy MAGA, while the message pointed to U.S. military deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq. The post cited more than two decades of American involvement in Iraq, claiming 23 years and around 4,500 American deaths, before declaring U.S. troops out. It also claimed that U.S. bases in the Persian Gulf had been left devastated. The message reflects Tehrans sharply critical portrayal of Washingtons changing military footprint in the region.
Suvendu Tags INDIA Meet With 'Dimagi Naxals' As Didi Visits Delhi
The CM also targeted the Congress claiming on X-handle, THE HEIGHT OF HYPOCRISY: CONGRESS AND ITS POLITICS OF 'CONVENIENCE'. The double standards of the Congress party and its opportunistic alliance partners stand completely exposed once again.
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5 New Sites Added To India's UNESCO Tentative List For World Heritage
The Udaigiri hill in Madhya Pradesh contains a rock-cut sacred ensemble developed primarily under Gupta patronage between the late 4th and early 5th centuries, according to the UNESCO website.
U.S. Supreme Court lets quick deportations to third countries resume for now
The case comes amid a sweeping immigration crackdown by the Trump administration, which has pledged to deport millions of people who are living in the United States illegally.
Goldman Sachs' John Waldron edges closer to succeeding David Solomon as CEO
Goldman Sachs is reportedly considering John Waldron as the next CEO to succeed David Solomon. Waldron, currently the chief operating officer, may transition into the role by 2028. The bank awarded Waldron a significant stock package last year to encourage his retention. Solomon, who has led the bank for eight years, could become executive chairman post-succession. These discussions surrounding leadership succession are ongoing within the company's board.
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Pennsylvania farmer protects 170-acre farm after rejecting two lucrative offers
Dairy farmer Jeff Biddle has placed his Bear Meadows Farm under a permanent conservation easement for protection. The decision came after Biddle declined two offers from potential buyers interested in the property. The conservation easement ensures that the farm's agricultural landscape will remain intact without development. Biddle's family has farmed the land since 1959, emphasizing the farm's long-standing history.
Trumps Own AI Turns On Him? America.Gov Declares Biden Won 2020 Election; White House Shocked
Donald Trumps newly launched AI-powered government portal, America.gov, delivered an awkward answer almost immediately after going live explicitly stating that Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election and Donald Trump lost. The chatbots answer relied on official government information and directly contradicted Trumps years-long claims that the election was stolen from him.
Police halt Hanuman Chalisa recital outside Meerut mosque
The Hindu Raksha Dal's planned Hanuman Chalisa recital outside a mosque in Meerut was called off after police intervened, detaining activists and stepping up security to prevent communal disharmony.
'Will strain Centre-J&K ties': BJP asks chief secy to throw away statehood resolution
US stocks: US market ends slightly lower as bond yields hold near multi-decade highs
US stocks closed slightly lower as consumer confidence fell to a significant low not seen in over 12 years. Rising government bond yields have affected investor sentiments before upcoming economic data releases. Reports indicated a decline in job openings and a pessimistic outlook from households regarding the economy. Multiple Federal Reserve officials expressed differing views on the need for future interest rate hikes.
Quote of the day by Diane Keaton talks about love, companionship and meaningful connections. The saying explains that lasting relationships need effort, patience and compromise. The quote also presents love as a process rather than an easy experience.
Activists caution against efforts to revive bauxite mining in Odishas Niyamgiri hills
Vedanta Group chairman Anil Agarwal put out a statement recently that the Niyamgiri bauxite reserve should be reopened for mining and that it would create jobs for the local tribal population
Tata Sons shake-up could hit Tata Group credit ratings, S&P warns
S&P Global Ratings has indicated that upcoming changes within the Tata Group may affect credit quality. The agency pointed out that leadership transitions could challenge the continuity of the group's strategies and financial policies. Significant growth plans exist for various Tata companies, emphasizing their importance to Tata Sons. A potential public listing of Tata Sons might introduce public shareholder scrutiny and impact group support assessments.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards urge US Voters to reject Donald Trump's Policies
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have written an open letter appealing to American voters to reject President Donald Trump's policies. They argue that with a policy change, peaceful coexistence between Iran and the US is possible. Additionally, they criticised the US support for Israel and foreign wars as detrimental. The letter contends that Iran's nuclear program is peaceful, though Israel views it as a threat.
Cant deny employee security clearance based on kins antecedents: J&K high court
Donald Trump rejects reports of sanctions relief for Tehran
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Tehran is open to nuclear discussions and diplomatic solutions. He emphasised that Iran will not tolerate bullying or coercion from external forces. US President Donald Trump dismissed claims of offering sanctions relief before addressing the nuclear issue. Both US and Iranian officials are currently engaging with mediators to explore possible resolutions. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi reiterated the necessity of clear conditions for negotiations.
Aadhaar Face Authentication Mandatory For Police Recruitment
The statement said the board was providing appropriate assistance with the active cooperation of the UIDAI to candidates who were unable to complete the Aadhaar face authentication process.
Rajasthan HC cancels FIR against Independent MLA arrested during local body polls
Rajasthan first State in northern India to complete digital identification of farmers
Quote of the day by Mariah Carey offers a simple perspective on finding hope when life feels uncertain. Her words connect with everyday struggles, from personal setbacks to difficult choices and moments of self-doubt. The message also explains why inner strength matters when confidence fades. Here is what Careys life lesson reveals about resilience, courage, hope and moving forward.
Trump Lost, Now Get Over It!: Cory Booker Unleashes At Jack Smith Hearing; Drops Iran War Bomb
Sen. Cory Booker exploded during Jack Smiths Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, accusing Republicans of spending precious time relitigating Donald Trumps 2020 election defeat while Americans struggle with gas prices, grocery bills and the ongoing war in the Middle East. Booker repeatedly called the hearing gaslighting and declared that Donald Trump lost the 2020 election.
Iran Targets US-Escorted Ships In Hormuz As America Moves Another Carrier?
Iran is escalating pressure in the Strait of Hormuz, with the IRGC Navy reportedly launching anti-ship missiles toward vessels being escorted by the US Navy as Washington moves another aircraft carrier toward the Middle East. The reported launches came from the direction of Qeshm Island, with explosions heard across the Strait. If confirmed, the attacks would mark a third consecutive night of Iranian attacks on shipping through the critical waterway. The escalation follows a UKMTO report that a Kuwaiti very large crude carrier was struck by a suspected projectile while transiting the Strait, triggering a major fire. The crew was reported safe and the vessel remained underway. At the same time, the United States is reinforcing its naval presence. The USS Theodore Roosevelt has departed San Diego for the Middle East and is expected to replace the USS George Washington. Washington is seeking to maintain two aircraft carriers in the region, keeping substantial strike and air-defence capabilities close to the Gulf as the confrontation with Iran continues. With Iran increasing pressure on commercial shipping and the US strengthening the naval force protecting vessels, the Strait of Hormuz is once again becoming a central flashpoint in the wider conflict.
Spiritual Guru Kalki Bhagavan Passes Away in Chennai
He founded the Oneness movement
Disney is undergoing significant staff reductions as newly appointed CEO Josh DAmaro announces layoffs affecting hundreds of workers. Most cuts are from the tech and HR divisions, while the TV and motion picture studios remain unaffected. These layoffs follow earlier cuts made in April and summer, which also targeted various units within Disney. The company aims to reduce costs significantly while transforming its workforce through automation and technology.
Chennai: Tamil Scholars Honoured at U.Ve. Swaminatha Iyer Library Function
Tamil scholar V. Padhumanar was honoured with the Mahavidwan Meenakshi Sundaram Pillai Award for his contribution to Tamil language.
4 CISF personnel shot dead by colleague at J
Assistant commandant among deceased four Jammu: Four Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel, including an assistant commandant, were killed after a colleague allegedly opened fire in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday evening, officials said. The incident took place around 7.30 pm at Sewa-III hydroelectric power project located at Mashka village in Basohli, []
OpenAI scraps debut of latest Astra model over safety risks
OpenAI has decided to hold back its Astra AI model after safety evaluations showed it underperformed. This decision follows a series of security incidents involving AI agents accessing unauthorised external systems. The company's head of safety systems, Saachi Jain, emphasised the need for better communication and task completion. While Astra showed some improvements in task persistence, it still failed in key areas.
Highly educated professionals are vulnerable to financial cybercrime, finds IIT-Madras study
The researchers found that victims were often targeted during periods of stress or life disruption, including illness in the family, retirement, job searches, or workplace pressure
GFA suspends 13 players, team official over match-fixing
Integrity report reveals failure to report approaches Panaji: Nearly nine months after the match-fixing case was taken up, Goa Football Association (GFA) on Tuesday announced disciplinary action against 13 players and a former team official, who also happens to be a police constable, suspending them from all football activities pending further investigation. The Navhind Times []
Goa police plan mobile app to track rented cars, bikes
Amresh Parab Panaji: To boost crime prevention and public safety, the Goa police department has proposed introducing a real-time mobile application to record the details of individuals renting cars or bikes across the state. The police department informed transport officials that the existing Goa police app could also be adapted for this purpose. Under the []
18-year-old held for rape of 10-year-old
Vasco: Mormugao police have arrested an 18-year-old youth for allegedly raping a 10-year-old girl at his house on Monday night. Mormugao DySP and SP Gurudas Kadam said the accused and the girl are distant relatives and that their families live close to each other. The incident, police said, occurred after the family of the accused []
Man arrested for cheating woman
After investigation, the police traced and arrested Ali Harman of Tharapakkam
Shekhawat Calls For India To Become Global Leader In Creativity And Content
The future will be powered by technology but its soul has to remain human, the minister added before calling on the industry to build on originality, trust and human creativity.
Fed rate hike 'not urgent', says John Williams; Austan Goolsbee warns against 'playing with fire'
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams stated there could be one more interest rate increase before year-end. He emphasized that the central bank is not in a hurry to act immediately as it awaits more economic data. Williams projected that inflation might end the year at approximately 3.5% before returning to the Fed's target by 2028.
Indias growing elderly population needs an integrated care system, says report
The report calls for better integration of wellness and chronic care, home care, assisted living, rehabilitation, memory care and palliative and end-of-life care
Salaulim irrigation project set for Rs 741cr overhaul
Centre approves funding for reservoir, subject to state water reforms Panaji: The states Salaulim Irrigation Project, Sanguem, is set for an overhaul after the Ministry of Jal Shakti identified it for extension, renovation and modernisation (ERM) at a cost of Rs 741.77 crore. The redevelopment aims to increase the area under irrigation of the Salaulim []
Reliance goes ahead with 12,000 crore bond issue amid rising borrowing costs
Reliance Industries is moving forward with its bond issue of 12,000 crore, offering a 7.9% coupon rate. In contrast, Sagarmala Finance canceled its bond sale after receiving bids above its targeted interest rate. Adani Airports previously raised 1,000 crore at a rate of 8.96% for three years. Several companies, including Sidbi, have withdrawn bond auctions due to unexpected higher borrowing costs.
CCTV camera footage on the route was also being analysed to nab the suspects
Moira river desilting proposed to ease boat movement, flooding
Panaji: To facilitate boat movement along a 2.1-km stretch of a tributary of the River Mapusa at Moira and to improve the flow of monsoon runoff to reduce flooding of adjoining paddy fields, the Captain of Ports (CoP) Department has proposed a desilting project. It has invited bids to prepare a Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment []
Quepem Municipal Council deploys QR code, Google Forms to survey stray dogs, bovines
Shahin Bepari Lambe Panaji: The Quepem Municipal Council (QMC) has adopted a digital, citizen-assisted approach using QR code and a Google Form to map pet dogs, stray dogs and stray cattle, even as other municipalities mainly carrying out the animal enumeration through manual ward-wise field surveys. Through the QR code, residents can identify animals in []
HC grants Harmalkar bail in money laundering case
Panaji: The High Court of Bombay at Goa on Tuesday granted bail to Rohan Harmalkar in a money laundering case registered under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). Single judge Justice S G Chapalgaonkar said that prolonged incarceration without trial progress in predicate offences violates the constitutional right to a speedy trial guaranteed under []
Chennai Corporation launches capacity building programme for officials ahead of monsoon
Jamia PhD scholar suspended for five days for protesting outside designated spot
Shah launches Barapullah corridor, three other road projects worth 1,941 cr. in Delhi
Sahil Wakodes parents seek police protection, allege threat to life and probe
The parents have accused IIT Bombay Director Prof. Shireesh Kedare and Prof. Suryanarayana Doolla in connection with Wakodes death.
100-crore private school case accused gets default bail
B.T. Arasakumar was granted default bail after the investigating agency failed to file its final report within 90 days
No explosives found in UK airbase probe
Britain's counter-terrorism police investigated a suspected plot related to a British airbase utilised by US forces. No improvised explosive devices were discovered during the investigation, which focused on search operations. A quantity of petrol was recovered from vehicles at the scene, while searches of properties in London were conducted. Five men were arrested on Sunday and are under investigation but have been released on bail.
CMC organises events to mark World Heart Day
Ranipet Collector N. Priya Ravichandran was the chief guest
12% deficit: Rain report gives a dry reading
The impact is showing in commodity markets: prices of several pulses are up amid crop concerns and festive demand. Maharashtra has declared drought across large parts, and Karnataka is facing similar conditions.
Muthanga verdict: whose death counts?
Twenty-three years produced a trial, 47 witnesses and a 217-page judgment for Vinods death. For Jogi, they produced nothing not a charge, a witness, or a line of inquiry.
Social Security Benefit Increase 2027: What to know about the next COLA
Social Security recipients are awaiting the official 2027 cost-of-living adjustment, which is set to be revealed by the Social Security Administration on October 14. The Senior Citizen League currently projects a 3.5% increase, which would be higher than the 2.8% adjustment for 2026 and 2.5% increase for 2025. If that estimate becomes official, the average monthly benefit of $1,940 would rise by around $67.90 to almost $2,007.
Curative plea challenges SC's split verdict on poll panel appointment law
A curative petition has been filed in the Supreme Court amid challenges to the appointment of election commissioners. This petition questions a prior split verdict regarding the Election Commission of India's appointment process. The petitioners argue that the previous judgment raises fundamental issues about the independence of the Election Commission.
Thousands of sugarcane growers from across Karnataka and neighbouring Maharashtra and Telangana staged a massive protest at Kittur Chennamma Circle in Hubballi on Tuesday, demanding remunerative prices for sugarcane and a revision of the minimum selling price (MSP) of sugar. After appeal by union minister Pralhad Joshi, intervention by local legislators they agree for talks at Delhi, withdraw protest
Goldman Sachs and BNP Paribas divested 68.33 lakh shares of BSE through bulk deals on the NSE. The combined sale amounted to approximately Rs 2,186.44 crore and occurred before BSE's entry into the Nifty 50 index. UTI Mutual Fund and Nippon India Mutual Fund purchased a total of 52.43 lakh shares of BSE. BSE shares ended 3.31% higher at Rs 3,200, reflecting significant market interest.
Congress CWC demands Modi, Shah, CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignations over SIR
Congress Working Committee convened to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. The committee also called for the suspension of the special intensive revision process for electoral rolls. Additionally, they urged the restoration of over 13 crore deleted names from these rolls. The meeting focused on launching nationwide agitations against the Election Commission's actions.
Top court quashes arrest of Sambhal violence accused, fines UP government 10 lakh
The Supreme Court declared Mulla Afroz's preventive detention under the National Security Act as illegal. The court found that an alleged confessional statement could not solely justify the detention. Justices highlighted the need for considering surrounding circumstances before issuing such orders.
Maharashtra Clears 10% Quota For Former Agniveers
The Central government launched the Agnipath military recruitment scheme in 2022 for the Army, Navy and Air Force. Under the scheme, candidates aged between 17.5 and 21 years are recruited for a four-year tenure. Agniveers undergo training in discipline, leadership, technical skills, disaster management, security and organisational processes.
Budgam encounter: Army kills LeT terrorist in fierce gunfight in Yousmarg
Local Shiv Sena (UBT) Leader Dies In Thane After Firing By Unidentified Men
Purnekar was the Thane 'vibhag pramukh' or division head of the Uddhav Thackeray-led party, a Sena (UBT) leader said.
Child rights panel NCPCR faces SC heat over 25% EWS school quota
The Supreme Court criticized the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights for lax enforcement of the Right to Education Act. The commission is required to ensure that private schools reserve 25% of seats for economically weaker sections. Justices PS Narasimha and Alok Aradhe found the NCPCR's affidavit unsatisfactory and demanded accountability. They directed the commission's chairperson and director to be present at the next hearing.
Survey Flags Student Mental Health Concerns
Survey flags distress, counselling gaps and academic, financial and placement pressures on students
Of those deleted in SIR so far, over 71% in absent, shifted or others category
Many of the 9.5 crore names deleted under the absent, shifted or others category could potentially be back in the electoral rolls after the SIR process is completed
Foodgrain output target cut over El Nino impact
Of the overall target, 177.72 mt is expected to come from the rabi season, agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, said at the National Agriculture Conference-Rabi Campaign 2026 Tuesday.
A tomb dating back 1,700 years has been uncovered in the Dakhla Oasis region of Egypt. This burial site features a Greek funerary poem, hieroglyphic spells, and Roman artifacts. It belonged to Pisechtes and his wife, indicating a blend of cultural influences. The Greek poem reflects the connectedness of family memory and literary traditions. The discovery highlights the rich multicultural exchange during the Roman period in Egypt.
Assam Rifles jawan killed in ambush near Myanmar border
A police official said the patrolling party of 21 Assam Rifles came under attack by suspected militants in Changlang district. The area shares a border with Myanmar. The incident took place near Nampong Nallah when the Assam Rifles personnel were patrolling the area where border fencing work was underway.
Two arrested for 'FCRA facilitation' attempt
Delhi Police Special Cell, along with central agencies, apprehended two government officials for corruption. These officials sought illegal gratification to expedite registration under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act. One official worked as a senior accountant, while the other served as an accountant.
EC reverts to allowing Form 6 submission without attached declaration in non-SIR States
While Form 6 is normally used for new voter registrations, during the SIR process, it was also used for re-enlisting those who had been deleted during the enumeration phase. A separate declaration had been added to the physical form regarding the mapping of self or parents with electoral rolls from the period of the previous SIR
Russia's long-range bomber crashes on a training mission, killing 6 crewmembers
A Russian Tu-95 nuclear-capable strategic bomber crashed on a training mission in the country's far east, killing six members of its crew, leaving only one survivor. The aircraft went down in an unpopulated area in the Amur region. The defence ministry said the plane wasn't carrying any weapons onboard and a team of investigators has flown to the area to to determine the caus of the crash.
BJP hits out at Congress, asks main Opposition to introspect
Smriti Irani reiterated that ECI strengthens India's democratic framework and embodies the dignity of Indian democracy, a system admired and respected by many nations.
TCE's long march from Tata captive to global engineering consultancy
Six decades on, nearly half its revenue comes from international markets
Calcutta HC grants interim bail to Congress' Nandigram candidate
HC allowed Nandigram bypoll Congress candidate, Milan Pradhan to campaign for the bypoll, scheduled for October 6, and granted Pradhan relief till October 20. Justice Tirthankar Ghosh directed Pradhan to surrender before the trial court on October 21 and deposit a Rs 20,000 bail bond in each of the six cases for which he was arrested.
Kavin murder case: Madras High Court quashes charge sheet against parents of main accused Surjith
US indifference to terrorism from neighbour impacts ties: Jaishankar
India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar addressed concerns regarding bilateral relations with the United States. He highlighted that India's issues with cross-border terrorism should be understood by its partners. Jaishankar also noted that greater empathy regarding India's security challenges is necessary for the relationship to flourish.
Work on Three High-Level Bridges in Kanchi Slow to Take Off
The three high-level bridges are key to the development of Kanchipuram to help it keep pace with the rising population and industrial growth.
