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Maruti to Export New E-Vitara Car to Japan, Europe
PM Modi flags off EV, Li-ion cell production at Gujarats Hansalpur plant.
Court Cant Let Govt Hold Sway over Social Media
To start with, the directive of the court is not in sync with its own past orders.
VSP Will Not Be Privatised, Says Vizag MLAs And MP
Telugu Desam president Palla Srinivas has said the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant will not be privatised as long as the NDA government is in power.
Handlooms and textiles minister Tummala Nageswara Rao criticised former minister K. T. Rama Rao for failing to clear the pending bills to weavers despite being in charge of the handloom and textiles department for ten years.
ED arrests former director of Sahiti Infratec in multi-crore money laundering case
BJP seeks M.P. Congress chief Jitu Patwaris removal over remarks on women
The ruling party in State also demands apology from Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge
First Kavach-Equipped Locomotive Flagged Off
Indian Railways flagged off the regions first locomotive equipped with Kavach, an indigenous train collision avoidance system, from the Electric Loco Shed (ELS) here on Tuesday.
Rains Fail to Deter Ganesh Puja Revellers
The IMD, Amaravati, also brought good news, announcing that there would not be much rain in the state on Wednesday, the main puja day.
Bengalurus Ejipura flyover hit by fresh delay, completion now set for June 2026
Nitish Katara murder case: Supreme Court extends interim bail of Vikas Yadav by one week
Yadav had approached the Supreme Court against an August 22, 2025, order of the Delhi High Court, which declined to extend the interim bail earlier granted to him by the apex court on July 29, 2025
Maharashtra Content Creator Atharv Sudame Apologises After Row Over Ganesh Idol Video
Atharva Sudame deleted a Ganeshotsav reel after backlash, apologising for unintentionally hurting religious sentiments.
Anti-Hindu, says BJP; secular festival, retorts Congress in Dasara row
Earlier, Mushtaq reportedly insulted Hindu sentiments by critiquing the depiction of the Kannada language as the goddess Bhuvaneshwari, calling this practice exclusionary
Trial Courts Consistently Failing to Perform Duties as a Judge, Despite Training: Madhya Pradesh HC
According to the case study, the alleged victim and the accused had known each other for a year.
The Opposition party asked if the government plans to bring the Bills in the winter session of Parliament and whether it will also bring a Bill to establish an independent regulatory body that is not part of the atomic energy establishment
Smart Street Vending Markets for 7 Cities
Project to support 580 families, ensure order, dignity, and safer urban spaces.
Three tonnes of e-waste removed from civil station
Wanted Chain Snatcher Nabbed In Hanamkonda
The commissioner commended the efforts of crime DCP Gunasekhar, ACPs Sadaiah and Narasimha Rao and the police personnel involved in the operation.
BJP says D.K. Shivakumar should have quit Congress instead of apologising
Motorists endure torrid time at constricted Palpannai intersection on Tiruchi-Thanjavur NH
Activists call for improvements to the junction by NHAI on a war footing
Bike taxis will start operating in Mumbai soon: Transport officials
Bike taxis are coming soon to Mumbai. This will help Mumbaikars save time and money. The transport department has received applications from aggregator firms. They are setting up a complaint mechanism for passenger safety. Bike taxis will be available across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. The government is introducing guidelines for bike taxi operations. Operators need commercial licenses and police verification.
Arthritis pain relief without drugs or surgery, study suggests
Arthritis, a disorder affecting nearly one in four adults over 40, remains a resulting source of constant pain and disability. Osteoarthritis, the most common type, erodes the cartilage cushioning joints, particularly in knees and hips.Traditionally, remedies were mostly limited to symptom management through medications or surgical processes like joint replacement. However, recent studies cite a simpler, non-invasive alternative method: gait retraining. This method enhances walking patterns, minimizing joint stress, and eases discomfort without drugs or surgery.
The five-member collegium comprising Chief Justice of India (CJI) B.R. Gavai and Justices Surya Kant, Vikram Nath, J.K. Maheshwari and Nagarathna met on August 25 and recommended to the Centre, the names of Bombay High Court Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice Pancholi for elevation as top court judges
Cyberabad police crack 19 cybercrime cases, refund Rs 1.56 cr in one week
Hyderabad: Cybercrime Police of Cyberabad successfully cracked 19 cybercrime cases between August 19 and August 25 and arrested 27 offenders from across the country. Police uncovered 13 cases of trading fraud and made 19 arrests, while 4 cases of part-time job fraud lead to the arrest of 6 offenders. A business fraud case was also Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
India set to finalise General Electric deal for LCA Mark 1A engines
$1 billion agreement for 113 GE-404 engines likely by September
Army Officer Banned From Flying For 5 Years After Assaulting SpiceJet Staff At SrinagarAirport
DGCA put the army officer on no-fly list for five years after he assaulted four SpiceJet staff at Srinagar Airport over excess baggage.
Damodar Rao Is New E.O Of Bhadrachalam Sri Seetharama Chandra Swamy
Incumbent EO L. Rama Devi was relieved from the post with immediate effect after an extended tenure of five years.
Judicial Custody For 15 Days To APCID Former Chief And Senior IPS Officer N.Sanjay
The court remanded him to judicial custody for 15 days, after which he was shifted to Vijayawada jail: Reports
Xi says China, Russia ties 'most stable' in turbulent world
The two sides should... work together to safeguard the security and development interests of both countries, unite the Global South, uphold true multilateralism, and promote the international order towards greater fairness and justice, says Chinese President Xi Jinping
HYDRAA Prajavani receives 48 complaints on encroachments
Hyderabad: Hyderabad Disaster Management and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA) received 48 complaints on Monday, August 25, regarding encroachment of parks and roads. Encroachments in Gachibowli Plot owners from the Fertilizers Corporation of India Employees Cooperative Housing Society came forward with complaints alleging that Sridhar Rao, the owner of Sandhya Convention in Gachibowli, is carrying out 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 .
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Multi-disciplinary rapid response system being scaled up to reduce maternal deaths
The system, known as Red AlertOBG, yielded positive outcomes atRajivGandhi Government General Hospital. Hence, the Health Department has introduced it at the GovernmentKilpauk Medical College Hospital, and at the government medical college hospitals inTirunelveli andThanjavur
CM Determined to Usher In New Era of Healthcare: Minister Satya
He stressed that medical professionals should reflect on whether their functioning contributes to the Chief Ministers vision
1,000 crore released to beneficiaries of Indiramma Houses so far
Woman police officer held in alleged embezzlement case in Kochi
Shafis involvement in NH development works a cover-up act, says CPI(M)
No time for gym? Simple daily habits to keep you fit without a workout including Exercise snacks
Amid busy jobs, family duties, and social obligations, exercise often slips down the priority list. Yet fitness experts emphasize that staying active doesnt require long hours at the gym, but making small changes to your lifestyle can help your body a lot.
Asian shooting | Sift hits the bulls eye as India continues gold rush
Top Trump aides quit after just 6 months the surprising reasons behind the exit
Donald Trump aides resign 2025: Six months into Trump's second term, several White House aides are departing for personal and professional opportunities. Harrison Fields left his deputy press secretary role for a lobbying firm, while others, including Trent Morse, Bo Hines, Billy McLaughlin, and May Davis Mailman, have also resigned.
Indian Navy Strengthens Maritime Power with Twin Induction of Stealth Frigates | The Right Stand
In a historic move, the Indian Navy has commissioned two Neelgiri stealth frigates, INS Himgiri and INS Udaygiri, enhancing maritime capabilities and showcasing indigenous shipbuilding prowess. With advanced technology and 75% local content, these frigates mark a leap towards self-reliance. n18oc_india
The Trump administration is considering acquiring ownership stakes in defence industry giants like Lockheed Martin and Boeing, signaling a significant increase in government involvement in American industry. This move follows similar interventions, including investments in Intel, reflecting a strategy to bolster domestic enterprises.
Jagga Reddy donates 3 lakh to a seriously ill girl
IIFL Capital Services Ltd., Kotak Securities Ltd. and Jefferies India Pvt. were the bookrunners for the deal.
Buy, Sell Or Hold: Eternal, CDSL, Suzlon, Natco Pharma, KPIT Tech Ask Profit
Analysts also offered insights on share prices of Zee Entertainment and Vishal Mega Mart.
How AI and Technology Are Reshaping Wealth Management in India
Artificial intelligence, algorithmic trading, blockchain, and automated advisory platforms are not only changing how investments are managed but also redefining who can access professional-grade wealth management
Volvo Car Indias Latest BEV Addition; The All-Electric Volvo Ex30
Loved by critics and the media alike; Winner of Red Dot Award for Product Design and World Urban Car of the Year 2024 : Reports
Residents of hunger-racked Myanmar region say junta air strike kills 12
The junta controls only three out of the 17 townships in coastal Rakhine, where it is battling to claw back ground ahead of a disputed election it plans to start in territories it controls in December
Vizag-Kirandul passenger train to be terminated at Araku today
BNP Paribas Offloads Stake Worth Rs 3,416 Crore In Zomato, Swiggy, Waaree Energies And More
BNP Paribas offloaded shares worth Rs 845 crore in Vishal Mega Mart.
Will pay Taliban & others to take back immigrants: Farage launches Reform UK's deportation plan
Tiruchi City Police take out flag marches ahead of Vinayaka Chathurthi festival
Thomas Rhett announces baby No.5 with wife Lauren Akins in sweet Life Changes Instagram video
Country singer Thomas Rhett and his wife Lauren Akins shared exciting family news in a sweet Instagram video. Using his popular song Life Changes, Rhett gave fans a fun surprise with new lyrics. The couple, already parents to four young daughters, showed happiness as they hinted at their growing family and a new chapter ahead.
Data Storage is the key for Data Governance
Pakistan reports two more polio cases, nationwide tally reaches 23
Despite global efforts to eradicate the virus in the country, challenges such as security issues, vaccine hesitancy, and misinformation have slowed progress
GBA constituted with 75 members, Maheshwar Rao named GBA Commissioner
President Murmu to deliver convocation address at CUTN
Hours after the funeral, Nikki's family registered a police case accusing her husband Vipin, brother-in-law Rohit, and their parents of murdering her by setting her on fire. All four of them have since been arrested by the police. Read on to know more.
Trump's attempt to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook is likely to lead to a major legal battle
Donald Trump's attempt to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage fraud is likely headed to court, potentially redefining presidential power over the Fed. Legal experts question Trump's authority, citing the Fed's independence, crucial for fighting inflation. Cook denies the allegations and refuses to resign, setting the stage for a legal battle.
Data Without Chaos: Laying the Foundation for AI
HC Stresses Safety and Noise Norms at the Ganesh Pandals
The court says festivals must not block roads or risk fire, noise, or traffic.
Indias E-Commerce Sales To Cross Rs 1.15 Lakh Crore This Festive Season, Growing 20-25%: Redseer
Redseer projects that with festive tailwinds, India's e-commerce sector will close 2025 with 1722% growth, the strongest in three years.
Catholicos visits Syro-Malabar Church headquarters at Kakkanad
Beijing rejects Japan protest over gas field in East China Sea
Tokyo's Foreign Ministry said it had confirmed that Beijing was setting up drilling rigs in the area where the two countries' Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ) claims overlap
US economy: Consumer confidence slips again in August; job market fears rise for eighth month
US consumer confidence dipped slightly in August, fueled by persistent worries about the labor market. The Conference Board's index fell to 97.4, reflecting weakened short-term expectations for income, business conditions, and employment.
Karnataka: Residents of Sagar stage protest opposing Sharavathi Pumped Storage Project
Ganesh Chaturthi 2025: Five Pandals That You Simply Can't Miss Visiting In Mumbai
Lalbaugcha Raja Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal is one of the most popular Ganesh idols in Mumbai.
The maximum investment limit in the Post Office Monthly Income Scheme (MIS) Account is Rs 9 lakh in a single account and Rs 15 lakh in a joint account.
Centre reduces wheat stock limits to manage food security
HC extends suspension of toll collection at Paliyekkara till Sept. 9
Miscreants damage properties at Congress party office in Ramanathapuram
Kerala NGO Association protests against pending DA dues
Monsoon session of legislature from Saturday
Notification summoning the two houses issued on Tuesday
Jammu-Pathankot, Jammu-Srinagar Highways Among Roads Closed Due To Landslides, Damaged Bridges
Jammu, Aug 26: Heavy rain in the Jammu region has disrupted normal traffic movement as the Jammu-Pathankot and Jammu-Srinagar national highways, as well as several inter-district roads, have been closed due to landslides, swollen rivers, and damaged bridges. A landslide on the route to the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine atop the Trikuta hill on Tuesday afternoon killed at least six people, while several were feared trapped. Also, four people were killed in Jammus Doda district in separate rain-related incidents. Traffic [] The post Jammu-Pathankot, Jammu-Srinagar Highways Among Roads Closed Due To Landslides, Damaged Bridges appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Pattambi MLA launches Shradha scheme
Komatireddy Sets 3-Month Deadline For Urban Works
If funds are not sufficient to complete the works, officials should bring this to my notice. I will take the initiative to allocate the budget, but the development works should not be stopped in any way: Komatireddy Venkat Reddy
CMs breakfast scheme extended to 144 aided primary schools in Virudhunagar district
The Meerut City-Lucknow Vande Bharat Express train will now be extended to Varanasi, according to officials in Indian Railways. The train will stop at Varanasi Junction via Ayodhya Dham Junction. The journey will take 12 hours from both sides.
Real money gaming firms unlikely to contest ban
The RMG industry quickly complied with the Act by discontinuing money games altogether, even though the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology is yet to notify the law
Monolithic Ganesh Sculpture At Avancha, Jadcherla
In 1893, freedom fighter Bal Gangadhar Tilak initiated the Ganesh processions to arouse national integrity against the British Indian government and Hyderabad was under the Asaf Jahi dynasty
Probe begins into alleged threat to Vivekananda Reddy case approver Dastagiri
Kurnool SP Vikrant Patil leads inquiry into claims of bribery and threats at Kadapa Central Prison
India is preparing for 50% US tariffs starting August 27, prompting policy reforms and a push for 'Made in India' products. The government is restructuring GST, exploring export aid, and finalizing FTAs to counter the impact. Despite potential export challenges, economists remain confident in India's economic growth, supported by strong domestic consumption and stable fundamentals.
Microplastic pollution detected along Edayar industrial stretch of Periyar
Forest officer wins silver at World Transplant Games
Cyclist Mr. Naidu shifted to racewalking after surviving liver disease in 2020 as advised by his doctors.
Expanded breakfast scheme to cover 13,446 more students in Tiruchi district
Awkward Oval Office moment: Trump kicks staffer out after embarrassing phone noise
On August 25, 2025, at a signing ceremony in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump abruptly removed White House staff secretary Will Scharf after phone noise disrupted his comments. Trump was answering a question about a government purchase of Intel stock when he stopped mid-sentence to address the disruption and asked the staffer to leave.
Man held on charge of misbehaving with woman at clinic at Ulliyeri
MP woman branded over 50 times with hot knife in dowry torture, alleges police complaint
BHOPAL: A woman who married just six months ago was allegedly held at gunpoint and branded with a hot knife at least 50 times by her husband inside their home in southwestern Madhya Pradeshs Barwani district. A case has been registered against the womans husband, but he and his family claim the wounds were self-inflicted. Alleging horrific torture by her husband, the young woman, identified as Khushboo, said he has disliked her since their marriage in February 2025 and has been repeatedly demanding dowry. Narrating the events on Tuesday, the woman said the episode happened on Sunday night in the Anjad area of Barwani district. Her husband, Dilip Pipliya, first beat her, then dragged her into the kitchen and locked her inside. He tied her hands and legs, before lighting the gas stove and heating a knife on the flame. Dilip then put a country-made pistol to her head and branded her with the hot knife on her hands, back, and hip. About 50 branding marks were visible on the young womans body. She first told her in-laws, who live on the first floor of the house, about the horrific act, but they dismissed the matter, alleging she had self-inflicted the injuries. Khushboo, who hails from the adjoining Khargone district, returned to her parents home with her brother on Tuesday morning. She and her parents then reported the matter to the Mengaon police station in Khargone district. She was subsequently taken to Khargone district hospital for a medical examination. Following this, a case was registered at the Jaitpura police station. Confirming the development, Khargone district police superintendent Dharmaraj Meena said, A case of voluntarily causing grievous hurt, wrongful restraint, and cruelty by a husband has been registered at Jaitpura police station in Khargone district against the womans husband, Dilip, under sections 115(2), 118, 126, and 85 of the BNS. The investigation will be transferred to Anjad police station in Barwani district, as the alleged incident occurred there. The woman is currently under treatment at Khargone district hospital. The woman and her parents also alleged that while she was returning to Khargone district, her husband and his associates arrived in two vehicles and threatened to kill her and her parents if she reported the matter to the police and did not return to Barwani. However, her husband, Dilip, and his in-laws have denied all allegations, claiming instead that she self-inflicted the wounds.
GCC Council gives nod for cycle track with bollard lighting along the Marina beach
Apples iPhone 17 launch is just weeks away 6 game-changing features you may get to see
The iPhone 17 series is anticipated to launch in early September, potentially alongside new Apple Watch and AirPods models. Rumored upgrades include a redesigned camera bump, improved camera resolution, and a thinner 'Air' model. The Pro and Pro Max versions may feature enhanced performance, camera capabilities, and potentially a larger battery with advanced cooling.
