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Fall of the centre: on the public discontent in France

Economic woes have fuelled public discontent in France under Macron

Traffic diversions for Police Commemoration Day parade on Wednesday

Commercial vehicles will be prohibited from using Kamarajar Salai between Napier Bridge and the Lighthouse during the specified period

Guest lecturers yet to get hike in honorarium announced in the budget

Higher Education Minister had announced in Assembly that the honorarium for guest lecturers would be hiked by 5,000 to 35,000

The RSS at 101, between change and continuity

The test of RSS 2.0 lies in demonstrating a commitment to inclusion and protecting Indias pluralist traditions

CT scans, MRI tests at 20% below central government rates at 3 MCD hospitals

Police trace missing girl to a childrens home in Kellys

A police inspector visited the home in person and verified the girls identity and well-being

Bodies of two school students recovered from Puzhal Lake

The bodies were located on the lakebed and retrieved nearly 17 hours after the operation began

Chennai Metrowater deploys additional sewer machines to desilt city network

Moves by the North of England to unlock India trade

Regional partnerships can help businesses unlock the potential of the India-U.K. trade pact

JNUSU ends 17-day protest after rustication orders of its office-bearers revoked

University agrees to demands such as withdrawing FIRs against union members; V-C highlights democratic nature of administration; JNU forced to bo

Hygiene lapses found at sweet shops in Chandni Chowk, Naraina, Okhla, Narela

Padmini Kolhapuri and Poonam Dhillon Elected to CINTE Executive Committee

Padmini Kolhapuri and Poonam Dhillon secure top votes in the CINTE executive committee elections, emphasizing constitutional adherence. Padmini K

The ECIs unfinished lessons

While the ECI need not accept every allegation made by political parties, constitutional authority cannot substitute for verifiable evidence

As slow as an India-US trade deal

There are forces who have probably been assigned the task of ensuring that Marco Rubio doesn't overhear this during the next few days he's here i

Fifty years ago | Electronic device to aid executives

A hundred years ago | Indian railways

Congress Leader Rashid Alvi Criticizes RSS and Government Policies

Rashid Alvi condemns RSS ideology and urges the government to disclose foreign influences involved in domestic issues. Congress Leader Rashid Alv

South Africa Declares First Innings at 425/9 in Second Test Against Australia

South Africa declared their first innings at 425/9 against Australia in the second Test, showcasing a strong comeback after a shaky start. South

On paddy field conservation in Keralam

Neglecting paddy fields as a socio-ecological system that regulates local biodiversity, the hydrological cycle, and microclimate constitutes a gr

Indias drought-hit maize crunch pits poultry, ethanol makers in me first fight

Drought conditions have caused a significant decrease in maize supply, leading to competition among industries for access. Poultry producers, sta

'Zero tolerance': Trump's visa crackdown explodes, 300K visas revoked | US immigration crackdown

At Dussehra rally, Uddhav bats for 'regime change', promises 'acche din' after ousting BJP

Addressing the annual Dussehra rally at Shivaji Park in Mumbai, Mr. Thackeray insisted that staging a protest is the right of youth because 'vote

No invigilators, no phone checks: Indian student compares US and India exam culture, sparks debate among netizens

An Indian student in the US has sparked a debate after describing her cultural shock at finding examinations conducted without invigilators, phon

Never felt this sad: Amit Shah on Punjab's drug crisis

Amit Shah vowed to eradicate the drug trade from Punjab by December 31, 2029. Shah began his Punjab visit in Gurdaspur, where he met the family o

India Completes Clean Sweep Against Zimbabwe in T20 Series, Captain Mandhana Eyes ODI Success

India clinched a 3-0 T20 series victory over Zimbabwe, with Captain Smriti Mandhana aiming for similar success in upcoming ODIs. India Completes

Remembering Pandit Nain Singh Rawat: The First Indian to Measure the Himalayas

Celebrating Pandit Nain Singh Rawat, the first Indian to map the Himalayas, whose legacy continues to inspire. Remembering Pandit Nain Singh Rawa

Does govt have a new proposal for delimitation, asks Congress

Congress responded to Kiran Rijiju's comments by questioning the government's plan for the delimitation bill. While other parties have held talks

30-foot-high cockroach effigy triggers AAP-BJP war of words

Deliberate alteration of Sanatan customs and hurting of religious sentiments: The festival of Dussehra, or Vijayadashami, is a highly sacred even

Two Andaman, one Chhattisgarh site added to Unesco World Heritage tentative list

New Developments in Tiger Shroff Shooting Case: Alleged Attackers Targeted Salman Khan First

Tiger Shroffs shooting case reveals attackers initially aimed for Salman Khan, sparking concerns in Bollywood. New Developments in Tiger Shroff S

Finance Influencer With 1.3 Million Followers Dies By Suicide, Father Claims Cyberbullying

V Harish ran the popular social media brand 'Finance With Harish' on Instagram and YouTube.

4 Chinese zodiac signs could finally shake off a stubborn problem on October 21

Chinese astrologer consider October 21 as destruction day. The energy of this days means anything which was creating obstacles for you or was not

Beverly Hills mansion once owned by Warner Bros. co-founder Harry Warner finally sells for $27.25 million

Minor cannot be stripped of Indian citizenship merely because father became U.K. citizen, says Madras High Court

The court directs the Madurai Regional Passport Officer to consider and dispose of the application for the renewal of passport in 3 months

R.P. Singh Highlights Challenges and Opportunities for India Amidst Foreign Pressures

R.P. Singh discusses Indias unity against foreign challenges and highlights trade agreements with New Zealand. R.P. Singh Highlights Challenges a

More women working in India, but not in paid jobs, says Oxfam study

Rural women's labour force participation nearly doubled between 2017-18 and 2023-24, but the rise was driven largely by unpaid family work and ag

Zelenskyy needs to go: Trump blasts Ukrainian leader as Russia floats Trump-Xi-Putin summit

Javra Celebrates Public Dussehra Festival with Royal Traditions

Javras public Dussehra festival, led by MLA Dr. Rajendra Pandey, celebrates the victory of good over evil with deep-rooted traditions. Javra Cele

CBDT mandates new disclosures for tax-free gains on govt securities

The Central Board of Direct Taxes has introduced new disclosure requirements for taxpayers claiming exemptions. Taxpayers will need to provide de

Fresh weather system likely to sustain heavy rainfall in Tamil Nadu till October 26

The RMC has issued orange alerts for a few southern districts, including Tirunelveli and Thoothukudi, as they may receive heavy to very heavy rai

Wisconsins House on the Rock is unlike a typical museum. Here are the strange sights waiting inside

House on the Rock in Wisconsin features an unusual collection of giant installations and mechanical displays. Visitors can explore a notable indo

Guwahati to Host Eight-Day Shilpa Samagam Mela 2026 Starting October 21

The Shilpa Samagam Mela 2026 in Guwahati will showcase traditional crafts and empower artisans from across India. Guwahati to Host Eight-Day Shil

Tiger Shroff firing case: Four arrested, including two women, for supplying weapons to syndicate

Four people, including two women, have been arrested by the Delhi Police Special Cell in connection with the firing incident involving actor Tige

Back to front? Green shoots in defensive sectors signal potential recovery

Weak demand, AI-led growth concerns and US export headwinds weigh on defensive stocks, while valuation moderation signals potential opportunities

Heat storms now engulf 85% of the planet as extreme heat reshapes global weather

A Reuters analysis reveals how expanding heat storms are connecting disasters worldwide, intensifying extreme temperatures and threatening lives,

Datanomics: Finally, goods producers get pricing power as demand picks up

Manufacturing and mining goods lead the increase, though prices remain below the FY23 base-year level

Tragic Boat Capsize During Durga Visarjan in Kota Leaves Four Children Missing

A boat capsized in Kota during Durga Visarjan, leading to a search for four missing children. Rescue efforts are underway. Tragic Boat Capsize Du

Govt sweetens highway contracts for top-rated ones

'Above all, Alberta chose...': Carney lauds referendum results amid Trump's '51st State' threats

'Above all, Alberta chose...': Carney lauds referendum results amid Trump's '51st State' threats

AAP claims Punjab CM Mann detained for three hours at Delhi airport, fined 50,000

In a statement, Mr. Pannu accused the Centre of creating obstacles in the path of Punjabs progress

West Bengal CM Advocates for Democratic Change Through Elections, Not Protests

West Bengals CM Suvendu Adhikari emphasizes the need for electoral change, rejecting protests akin to those in Bangladesh. West Bengal CM Advocat

4 More People, Including 2 Women, Arrested In Tiger Shroff Shooting Case

First Rani Gaidinliu District-Level Womens Football Tournament to be Held in Tamenglong

The inaugural womens football tournament in Tamenglong aims to empower female athletes and promote healthy living through sports. First Rani Gaid

CJP's Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka move Delhi HC against judicial custody

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka Tuesday approached the Delhi High Court seeking an urgent hearing against the e

Marco Rubio hears firsthand account of 26/11 attacks from Taj Hotel security chief

During his Mumbai visit, the US Secretary of State honoured the victims and discussed expanding bilateral cooperation with External Affairs Minis

Teens Alleged Hindu Temple Attack Plot Exposed As Anti-Indian Hate Surges Across America

A 19-year-old allegedly plotted a mass shooting at a Hindu temple near Chicago, armed with a rifle, hundreds of rounds and a manifesto targeting

Tiger Shroff firing case: Delhi Police Special Cell arrests 4 accused, including 2 women

Kolkata Chief Minister Defends Decision to Transfer Injured from Durga Puja Pandal to Private Hospitals

West Bengals Chief Minister defends transferring injured from a Durga Puja pandal to private hospitals after a tragic stampede in Kolkata. Kolkat

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chans initiative offers up to $200,000 grants to 34 nonprofits in California

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative has selected 34 nonprofit organizations in San Mateo County for the 2026 Community Fund. These organizations focus on

Shinde calls INDIA bloc ten-headed Ravana, accuses Uddhav of vote theft

'Feeling Completely Lost': Female Techie Laid Off Abroad Plans Return To India

An Indian NRI loses her job abroad just before starting PR application amid visa uncertainty.

Maiden Durga Puja celebrations at IIT Madras a big success

Digital Desk | Kolkata, Oct 20 (IANS) The first ever Durga Puja held with the campus of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras turned ou

BVG India focusing on long-term contracts with better margins: CMD

The company wants contracts that provide good returns on investment and greater visibility on revenue and margins, rather than chase growth throu

Israel Committed to Overthrowing Irans Current Government, Says Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasizes commitment to removing Irans government, discussing the issue with President Trump. Israel C

HDFC to ramp up beyond home shores under incoming MD & CEO Anup Bagchi

Limited overseas reach constrained FCNR(B) deposit mobilisation; incoming chief Anup Bagchi may explore expansion as the lender reviews its strat

Video: Zohran Mamdani Performs Garba With Indian Community In New York

Following his performance, Mamdani also visited a temple where he was seen seeking blessings from a priest.

Russian satellite dangerously nears European spacecraft

Russia launched the Cosmos-2612 military satellite into low Earth orbit in April. It began changing course late September and eventually moved in

Global stocks fall as AI spending concerns resurface, oil prices surge

Global equities declined as concerns over AI infrastructure spending resurfaced after a weak South Korean IPO, while Brent crude topped $111 amid

Important Government Job Application Deadlines Approaching on October 20, 2026

October 20, 2026, is a pivotal date for job seekers aiming for government positions. This deadline marks the end of the application process for n

Leadership Change at CINTAA Prioritizes Accountability and Member Engagement

CINTAAs new leadership emphasizes accountability and member participation following recent elections in Mumbai. Leadership Change at CINTAA Prior

Football: Guruzeta ruled out for season as Athletic struggles for goals

Digital Desk | Madrid, Oct 20 (IANS) Athletic Club Bilbao striker Gorka Guruzeta will miss the rest of the season after suffering a serious knee

Animal sacrifice tradition continues at Tripura's historic Durgabari temple on Maha Navami

Digital Desk | Agartala, Oct 20 (IANS) A buffalo and a few goats were sacrificed at the historic Durgabari temple here on Tuesday as part of the

Delhi minister congratulates Deepthi Jeevanji on gold, Manish Narwal on silver at Asian Para Games 2026

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Delhi winter pollution plan from November 1: No fuel without valid PUCC, non-BS-VI vehicles face entry ban

Delhi is preparing to tighten pollution-control measures ahead of the winter season, with restrictions on older vehicles, fuel sales and construc

Yami Gautam performs Ravan Dahan at Delhi Dussehra festival

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India has set itself the task of being a leader in 6G: GSMA APAC head

GSMA pushes global adoption as countries begin testing and trialling 5G Advanced

Padmini Kolhapure wins CINTAA executive committee election narrowly

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Rare Chinese Pangolin Detected Near Shillong, A New Hope for Conservation Efforts

A rare Chinese pangolin sighting near Shillong offers new hope for conservation, highlighting the importance of forest habitats. Rare Chinese Pan

Cost pressures to persist for cement major UltraTech in the near term

Demand is expected to pick up from mid-November, after the festival season. Urban housing, infrastructure and private-sector capex are likely to

India crush Zimbabwe by 92 runs in third T20 to sweep series

India Women secured a 92-run victory over Zimbabwe in the final T20 match. They scored 216 runs with significant contributions from Shafali Verma

Schaeffler India MD taken into custody over investigation into a fatal factory accident

Schaeffler India CEO Harsha Gopal Kadam was taken into custody following a factory accident that claimed two lives. The accident involved a hazar

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Ravan effigies go up in flames in Jammu, Srinagar and districts; Farooq, Sharma call for righteousness, unity and social harmony Jammu Tawi, Oct

3 Arrested In After Fresh Manipur Violence, 12 Firearms, Explosives Recovered

According to the ADGP, the weapons were recovered based on disclosures made by the accused.

PM Modi reaches out to political parties, asks all to stand together for national interests

Participating in Vijaya Dashami celebrations in the national capital, Modi called upon citizens to adopt a 'Nation First' pledge to jointly ident

Power: The old is undermining the new amid rising electricity demand

India's power sector faces a growing gap between rising electricity demand and investment in conventional generation and grid infrastructure, ris

BJP appoints MLA Shagun as National Vice President of BJYM

NEW DELHI, Oct 20: In a significant organizational rejig, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced the appointment of Jammu and Kashmir MLA

Ganga Aarti Resumes at Dashashwamedh Ghat After 64 Days in Varanasi

The Ganga Aarti has resumed at Dashashwamedh Ghat after 64 days, restoring access to 84 ghats in Varanasi as water levels decrease. Ganga Aarti R

PM reaches out political parties, asks all to stand together for national interests

New Delhi, Oct 20 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday reached out to political parties, urging all to join hands in national interest and t

Four missing after boat capsizes during Durga idol immersion in Kota

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Ramayana second song Ravana Tandav out now; advance booking for Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi's epic begins

The makers of Ramayana have released the film's second song,Ravana Tandav,adding to the anticipation around Nitesh Tiwari's upcoming mythological