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Advanced Hydrus Microstent procedure successfully performed at Vasan Eye Care Hospital
Vande Mataram to be sung from Red Fort for first time; Gen Z to get greater representation
Young students and members of Gen Z will get greater representation at the ceremony, with student achievers such as Olympiad medal winners to be seated on the ramparts of the Red Fort
Sudden rainfall brings relief to Vizag; water woes likely to ease
Haryana CM downplays speculation over renewal of SAD-BJP alliance
The BJPs alliance is with the people of Punjab, says Nayab Singh Saini, adding, There is no need to view anyone meeting with the Prime Minister through a political lens
AAI got request for waiver on airport-airline cross ownership restriction: Govt.
Third phase of Green Energy Corridor in final stages, up for Cabinet approval
The second phase is expected be at an outlay of more than 50,000 crore.
'Tell Europeans How To Kill More Russians?': Putin Fumes After Shock Question To Zelensky | ON CAM
A shocking question directed at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during a press conference with Serbian President Aleksandar Vui has triggered a fierce backlash and gone viral across social media. A reporter asked what Europeans could specifically do to help Ukraine kill more Russians, referring to Russian soldiers. Neither Zelensky nor Vui directly answered the question. Vui instead said he hoped the killing would stop. The controversy escalated on Sunday when Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova attacked the journalist, identified as German reporter Michael Martens, and made allegations about his family history, claiming his grandfather Hans-Hermann Martens was a high-ranking Nazi.
From Piyush Mishra's Support To Lathi Charge: Jharkhand Students' Protest Takes A Dramatic Turn
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Boom! Putin's Army Pounds Ukraine's Drone 'NERVE CENTRE', Chilling Blasts Rock Key UAV Sites
Russias Defence Ministry says Geran drones destroyed a Ukrainian UAV command post and military logistics hub in the Sumy region. Moscow claims the sites controlled unmanned aircraft and supported the storage and transportation of drones and their components. The released footage shows surveillance imagery followed by explosions, but Russias identification of the facilities and its damage assessment have not been independently verified. The strikes form part of a broader campaign against the networks sustaining Ukraines drone war. Watch.
China & Russia The 'Real Winners'? Trump's Iran War 'Blunder' Exposed; 'No Weapons Left For...'
Americas war with Iran is reportedly forcing the Pentagon to pull ships, aircraft and missile-defence assets from deployments supporting allies in Europe and Asia. Senior US officials cited by The New York Times say interceptors are being consumed faster than manufacturers can replace them, while some allied weapons deliveries have been delayed. Washington insists it retains sufficient firepower for every mission, but the strain is raising questions about whether America can deter Russia, China and North Korea while sustaining a prolonged Middle East war. Watch.
People very close to PM have stolen from Ram Temple: Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleged that people close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi have stolen money from the Ram Temple. Gandhi made the remarks while addressing allegations of financial irregularities linked to the construction of the Ram Temple.
IIIT Hyderabad-backed India team wins four medals at Linguistics Olympiad
Dr. Reddys, Novartis India terminate agreement
Novartis India will re-acquire exclusivity and secure market access for the products for which Dr. Reddys was granted exclusive and non-transferable right to promote, distribute and sell.
Under-recovery on domestic LPG narrows to 188/cylinder in August
Suresh Gopi, MoS Petroleum also stated that notwithstanding the earlier compensation packages the accumulated under-recovery scaled to 59,000 crore as of July-end.
Panel asks Mospi to examine feasibility of statutory status for NSC again
The panel said Mospi had not provided a convincing justification for not examining statutory status for the NSC and stressed the need for statutory backing
UPI Charges: Over the past few days, there have been numerous reports regarding UPI charges. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has now expressed her displeasure. Let's explore the entire matter.Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman expressed her anger.FM Nirmala Sitharaman on UPI Charges...
A.P. Minister seeks people support in local bodies elections
Janardhan Reddy asks public not to trust the YSRCP, and says TDP-led coalition government is working for the welfare and development of the State
MMDR Bill may ease retrospective mineral tax burden for miners, steelmakers
The Bill seeks to restrict states' powers to impose taxes and cesses on mineral rights and could provide relief from retrospective liabilities arising from a 2024 SC ruling
KTR alleges irregularities in PM Ekta Mall tender, seeks probe
He writes to Union Finance Minister demanding cancellation of the tender
Watch: UPI payments will remain free: Nirmala Sitharaman
Parliament passed the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026, with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman clarifying that the legislation does not impose any tax or transaction charge on UPI payments. The Bill also seeks to attract foreign investment, promote domestic electronics manufacturing and ease operations for foreign cloud companies and fund managers in India.
YSRCP rally in Chandragiri seeks CBI probe against alleged DSC irregularities
Led by the YSRCPs constituency in-charge Chevireddy Mohith Reddy, the party cadres took out a huge rally across Chandragiri; the 2-km long rally disrupted traffic for two hours on the road leading to Tirupati
Road blockade staged in Bhadrachalam against Central governments labour, farm policies
Attur Basilica celebrates decennial of dedication
Government to preserve tribal heritage while promoting education and jobs, says official
Emotional farewell to medico killed in A.P. road rage incident
Students told to prioritise mental health, make the most of opportunities
Students should understand their strengths and weaknesses, prioritise mental health and make constructive use of the opportunities available during college days, said psychiatrist Virupaksha Devaramane
Athletics: Russian federation files fresh CAS challenge against World Athletics sanctions
Russian Athletics has filed a new appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport. This action challenges sanctions imposed by World Athletics regarding athlete participation. Russian athletes have been excluded from international events since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. World Athletics maintains its stance, citing war and integrity concerns for its decisions. The federation seeks to restore its rights and representation for Russian athletes.
Parliament passes Bankers' Book Evidence Bill as RS clears it by voice vote
The legislation replaces the colonial-era Bankers' Book Evidence Act of 1891 and provides explicit legal recognition to electronic and digital banking records
Historic Akkanna Madanna Ghatam procession marks Bonalu finale in Hyderabad
SIR: At least 85 Assembly constituencies see rise in ASDDO numbers after 100% digitisation
The letter A leads the list of popular baby girl names in the United States, featuring beloved classics such as Amelia and Ava. The influence of celebrity parents has played a significant role in these names' rise to fame. Parents today can select from timeless favorites or more unique A names, creating a diverse array of options that come with rich histories and meanings.
What is the return on a 5 lakh post office FD? Calculation for 1 to 5 years
Post Office Investment: The Post Office Time Deposit (TD) scheme offers a secure investment with a government guarantee and fixed returns. Let's find out how much you'll receive upon maturity if you deposit 5 lakh.How much return will you get on depositing Rs 5 lakh?Post Office FD News: If you're l...
FCNR(B) swaps: Banks limited to 1 day a week, delaying $ transfer to RBI
Banks can access the RBI's concessional FCNR(B) swap window only once a week, creating a lag between dollar mobilisation and transfer to the central bank.
18-year-old girl run over by express train near Chromepet railway station
She was attempting to the cross the tracks despite the gates of the level crossing being closed being closed
Will the bank compensate you if you lose money through online fraud? Here's what the court has said.
ICICI Bank: A woman was defrauded of lakhs of rupees through a fake parcel scam. She subsequently filed a lawsuit against the bank. Find out who reimburses the money lost in the fraud.If money is lost in online fraud, will the bank compensate?Online Fraud Case: If a customer becomes a victim of onli...
Kodagu: Crop insurance premium payment deadline extended
Flags should not be thrown on ground or discarded: MHA asks states to adhere to Flag Code
The Union Home Ministry has directed all states to follow the Flag Code. Awareness programs will be conducted regarding the national flag's display. Paper flags should not be discarded on the ground after events. The national flag must always occupy a position of honor. Damaged flags should not be displayed, and no other flag should be higher.
Sribharat raises pension and sports infrastructure issues with Centre
Withdraw support to Hemant Soren government if students demands not met, BJP tells Rahul
Jharkhand BJP leaders stage protest outside Chief Minister Hemant Sorens residence, say lathi charge on students is the final nail in the coffin of the JMM-Congress government in the State
ChatGPT or Cloud? What's the difference between the two? Learn which is easier to use.
Claude Vs ChatGPT: Both platforms have tools that can be useful for everyone from normal users to developers.(ChatGPT Vs Cloud AI)Claude vs. ChatGPT: Artificial intelligence is rapidly reaching advanced levels worldwide. Many AI chatbots now exist in India, making people's work eas...
SPMVV hosts Bridge Course to promote cross-cultural learning
The programme brings together students from Malaysia, Taiwan, Bangladesh, and Botswana, along with local students, to promote cultural exchange and global understanding
APSPDCL connects 50,000 services to grid with rooftop solar initiative
India's unemployment rate edges up in Q1; labour force participation falls
Urban unemployment edged up to 6.7 per cent in April-June, while rural joblessness rose to 4.8 per cent and overall labour force participation fell to 54.6 per cent
'You're asking too much': MAGA revolt hits Trumps DHS chief; Mullin under fire over ICE nominee
Nine tonnes of waste cleared as MCC revamps dumping spots
AI materials startup Discovered Materials raises $9 million seed round
The IIT Madras alumni-founded company is using AI agents to accelerate the discovery of semiconductor materials and has released hundreds of AI-discovered materials alongside a new industry benchmark
Snake bites 6 tribal girls at Gadchiroli school, 3 dead
Three tribal girls tragically died and three others were hospitalised after being bitten by a venomous snake at a residential school hostel in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra. The district administration has launched a detailed inquiry to investigate the incident, assess safety measures, and determine accountability.
Indonesia-India discuss proposal to create Preferential Trade Agreement
Indonesian and Indian trade ministers met to boost bilateral trade and investment. They discussed accelerating cooperation and enhancing market access for mutual benefit. Both nations are reviewing the ASEAN-India Trade in Goods Agreement, aiming for 2026. Indonesia supports simpler, business-friendly outcomes and a 2026 target. The countries also explored a bilateral preferential trade agreement to complement existing pacts.
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Travis Head calls for measured approach as Australia brace for Bangladesh Tests
Australia starts its World Test Championship campaign against Bangladesh on August 13. Travis Head urged a measured approach for the upcoming two-Test series. Australia enters the series as firm favorites with a strong points percentage. Head emphasized managing expectations for the home crowd in Darwin. Jake Weatherald will play his first Test match on home soil.
TCS flags alleged employee data exposure, says customer systems unaffected
TCS said the information referenced appeared to be more than four years old and limited to basic employee information, with no indication that customer data was impacted
During the Cold War, Project West Ford executed a groundbreaking experiment by launching millions of copper needles into orbit. This initiative aimed to establish an artificial ring capable of reflecting radio signals, particularly to safeguard the undersea communication cables from potential threats. While the project showed promise, advancements in satellite technology swiftly made it obsolete, emphasizing the intense technological rivalry of that era.
HRF condemns police action against Green Visakhas rally
Healthy order inflows, margin expansion brighten outlook for Hitachi Energy
Hitachi Energy's order inflows, excluding HVDC, rose 26 per cent Y-o-Y to Rs 5,100 crore, while its order book increased 11 per cent to Rs 32,200 crore in Q1FY27
Activists question Speaker J.C.D. Prabhakars participation in pro-life rally
They contend that a constitutional office-holder taking part in such an event could set a wrong precedent on womens reproductive autonomy
Savarkar quiz row: Minister says teacher was suspended based on probe report
The inquiry report submitted to the government found that the teacher who prepared the question had erred, says V. Shamsudheen
Rajasthan man held for sexual assault on train
The woman was travelling from Kozhikode to Ernakulam when the alleged assault took place near Pattambi
Psychology says people who reach their relatives' house unannounced aren't always aware of personal boundaries. This behavior can come from family habits, cultural conditioning, poor perspective-taking, a need for attention or an idea that relatives should always be available. Psychology also explains why an unexpected visit can feel like an intrusion and why clear communication can help families avoid conflict and resentment.
Professional theatre still active in villages, says Regional Commissioner K.M. Janaki
YSRCP leader seeks CBI probe into alleged DSC recruitment irregularities
Taking out a rally in Anantapur, Anantha Venkatarami Reddy alleges that rules regarding the sports quota were violated at every stage, demands resignation of HRD Minister Nara Lokesh
Early initiation of breastfeeding not enough; mothers need sustained support, say experts
NFHS-6 findings suggest that the challenge increasingly lies in helping mothers continue breastfeeding after they leave healthcare facilities
Pakistan records 3,172 violence cases in first half of 2026, Punjab worst-hit
Despite courts continuing to convict offenders, the figures indicate that violence remains a persistent problem across the country, with a substantial share of the cases involving gender-based violence.
CAG flags cost overruns, low ridership and land acquisition issues in Bengaluru Metro Phase 1 and 2
The CAG Performance Audit Report No. 7 of 2026, covering the implementation of Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Bengaluru Metro project, was tabled in Parliament on Monday (August 10).
A Facebook ad sparked an unexpected idea for Connecticut woman Caitlin Swann, who decided to build a 725-square-foot granny pod in her backyard for her parents. The cozy accessory dwelling unit gives them their own space and independence while keeping them close to their daughter and grandchildren. Now, her parents live independently and can also meet their grandchildren whenever they wish.
Monsoon Session of A.P. Legislature to run for four days
The newly constructed quarters for MLAs and MLCs in Amaravati will be handed over to the General Administration Department on August 13
Deworming tablets to be given to 7.11 lakh women, children in Virudhunagar district
Kerala, Odisha among states releasing lowest share of MPLADS funds
Kerala released just 36.6 per cent of its MPLADS allocation to vendors, while Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh recorded the largest gaps when measured in absolute rupees
Anilkumar to inaugurate Independence Day celebrations in Kozhikode
As many as 22 platoons comprising personnel from various police units, Excise department, National Cadet Corps, Fire and Rescue Services, Forest department, Scouts and Guides, and the Student Police Cadet will participate in the parade.
Taiwan delegation visits VFSTR, explores deeper academic ties with India
For the first time Vande Mataram to be sung from Red Fort ramparts
Marking 150 years of the national song, this years celebrations will honour Vande Mataram that fueled the freedom struggle. Thereafter, the PM will unfurl the National Flag and deliver the customary address to the Nation.
Plea in HC to secure release of 24 fishermen arrested by Sri Lankan navy
The public interest litigation petition said the continued detention of the fishermen assumed even greater urgency in view of the deteriorating security situation in Sri Lankan prisons
Parliament impasse persists over police action; RSS-BJP eyes Gen Z
Opposition presses Amit Shah for a statement on alleged police excesses, while the RSS and BJP prepare a sustained outreach to Gen Z as the monsoon session winds down
He says, the Centre has only issued instructions about the order in which the national song and national anthem must be sung and spoken nothing about the State song
YSRCP demands CBI probe into Mega DSC-2025 irregularities
Sajjala alleges police repression and seeks HRD Minister Nara Lokeshs resignation over alleged recruitment lapse
T.G. Mohandass arrest in Kerala a strong warning to hate mongers: AIYF
Picketing protesters arrested in Sivaganga, Ramanathapuram
Shah will reply to debate on students agitation but Opposition must listen peacefully: Kiren Rijiju
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said the government is ready to respond to the Oppositions concerns over students agitation, but urged Opposition members to listen peacefully during the debate. Rijijus remarks came amid protests and disruptions in Parliament over the issue.
Man arrested for double murder in Kadapa district
The murder case has been registered based on the post-mortem report and circumstantial evidence; police seize motorcycle and three mobile phones from the accused
Two held for sexually assaulting minor girls
BJP-JD(S) to put up joint fight to demand Nagendras ouster
On 1st Independence Day post-end of Maoism, Tiranga Yatra to reach villages once hit by Naxalism
India Independence Day 2026: Naxalism is now eliminated in Chhattisgarh, according to Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai. The Tiranga Yatra will reach remote villages and schools in former Maoist strongholds. This campaign aims to remind the youth of freedom fighters' sacrifices. Prime Minister Modi launched the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign as a nationwide movement. The tricolour symbolizes the honor and unity of all Indians.
Kerala BJP core committee meets first time since Assembly elections
Meeting held amidst in-house accusations of Assembly election funds embezzlement roils party
New Delhi [India], August 10: As The Leela celebrates four decades of True Indian Luxury, the brand recently unveiled Melodies by The Leela, its official sonic identity and a new cultural expression of its enduring commitment to Indian art, heritage and hospitality. The brand's new musical expression debuts with A Living Raga, an inaugural commemorative album composed exclusively by Grammy-winning maestros Amaan and Ayaan Ali Bangash to celebrate four decades of true Indian luxury.
Amit Shah's debate offer fails to break Parl logjam
The Indian Parliament remains deadlocked as the Opposition, led by the Congress, insists on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reply to discussions on alleged donation theft at the Ram temple in Ayodhya and student protests, rejecting the government's offer for Home Minister Amit Shah to respond.
Regional-level training held on School Management Committee reconstitution
North America saved its bison from extinction. Now scientists face a new threat
Bison numbers have recovered after near extinction, but genetic diversity is now a concern. Fragmented herds lack natural gene exchange, potentially leading to inbreeding over time. New research reveals cattle genes are less widespread in bison than previously thought. Scientists are developing biobanks and IVF to reconnect isolated bison populations. Indigenous communities remain central to conservation efforts and cultural renewal.
CGST Superintendent arrested in bribery case
Government offer of Shah's statement on student protests fails to end Parliament deadlock
Parliamentary proceedings remain stalled as the Congress demands Prime Minister Modi's reply. The government offered a debate on student protests and police action. Home Minister Amit Shah is ready to respond to the debate. The Congress insists on discussing the Ram temple donation theft allegations. The ongoing stalemate jeopardizes crucial legislative business before the session concludes.
