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In 2023, Massachusetts nurse mother shocked the world, now her trial puts spotlight on rare, dangerous mental health disorder of women after delivery

Postpartum psychosis is mental health disorder that can happen to anyone after giving birth, but the chances are higher for people with certain m

Weeding out dead wood aim of compulsory retirement, says Supreme Court

South Africa recalls envoy for attending Zuma meet with businessman Gupta

Can't exclude SC/ST creamy layer from quotas: Government to Supreme Court

Trump signs 2 immigration actions to limit birthright citizenship and curb 'birth tourism'

Trump said one will limit the number of people eligible for U.S. citizenship after being born in the United States

Netanyahu calls PM Modi, discusses bilateral ties, West Asia situation

Foreign funding up despite tightening of FCRA rules

Opposition opposes FCRA bill, says minorities being targeted

Telangana extends industrial land conversion applications under HILTP till October

Announcing reopening of the application portal for three months from August 1, the government said the SRO rates prevailing prior to June 5 will

FCRA Wont Dig Up Previous Funds: HM

Christian bodies seek safeguards in law

Amit Shah assured proposed FCRA changes will not be retrospective, says Mizoram CM

US To Impose Tariffs Linked To Polysilicon Imports

The move comes after a year-long Commerce Department probe on imports of the material, which Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick called a foundatio

Supreme Court dismisses plea challenging Delhi HC relief to Hinduja brothers in Bofors case

In 1849, an Italian-born inventor developed an early device for voice communications but couldn't afford a full patent due to financial hardship, allowing Alexander Graham Bell to get it in 1876: How did Telettrofono changed the world?

In 1849, an Italian-born inventor developed an early device for voice communications but couldn't afford a full patent due to financial hardship.

Norse proverb of the day: 'Affection is mutual when men can open all their heart to...' - this inspiring proverb teaches life lessons on why honesty is the foundation of every strong relationship and why real friends tell the truth, not just what you want to hear

Norse proverb of the day: A Norse saying highlights that true affection grows from mutual openness and honesty. People feel safe sharing thoughts

Many Voters Find Themselves Under Absent Untraceable In Sir Excise In Bengaluru

A resident kashyapnandan posted on his social media account that Booth Level Officer updated his mother Suma has shifted while she stays with him

DC Edit | Tough Choices For Hasina

Bangladesh is outraged that the absconding convicted genocider [sic] Sheikh Hasina was allowed to engage in live interaction with the media in Ne

Collaboration, not blame game, needed to tackle floods, says Nagaland Minister

There are allegations that illegal mining activities in Nagaland contributed to the devastating floods in parts of Assam, claiming 95 lives so fa

IT Professional Arrested For Firing With His Air Gun Near Bengaluru

It is said Anurag Tiwari was engaged in a phone conversation and was upset over something.

HC Declines To Halt MBBS, BDS Counselling

The Bench observed that no affected student had approached the court seeking relief and directed the university to explain the changes made to th

Wasbir Hussain | Time For Diplomatic Reset In Delhis Ties With Dhaka

The slide in bilateral ties began after the dramatic political transition in Bangladesh in August 2024. Since then, mistrust has steadily replace

MP: Central BJP Leadership Takes Defeat Of Party In Datia By-Elections Seriously

B L Santoshi may review loss to revise poll strategy for 2028 Assembly polls

Bhopinder Singh | Dont Misuse The Prestige Of The Military To Further Partisan Politics

India, on the other hand, presents a more complicated picture. The countrys retired military officers enjoy the same democratic freedoms as all o

PM Modi invites citizens to use GRWM trend to promote India

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Assam minister orders swift post-flood rehabilitation for 43,000 families in Sivasagar

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Scientists uncover how ancient Roman concrete became more durable over nearly 2,000 years

Researchers have made significant strides in understanding the enduring nature of ancient Roman concrete, which has surprisingly withstood the te

Kakinada: YSRC Stages Relay Fast Over DSC Issue

Addressing the protest, Kannababu alleged that the government had failed to clear pending fee reimbursement dues, placing an additional financial

Real Madrid seals 7-year deal for Ivory Coast World Cup standout Yan Diomande

Diomande had an outstanding World Cup, and some Premier League teams were reportedly interested in signing him

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat addresses Gen Z questions at Mumbai youth summit

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French proverb of the day: 'Bees touch no...' Life lessons from motivational proverb on natural attraction, opportunities, success, vitality, substance, character, social attention and relationships

French proverb of the day brings attention to the traditional saying, Bees touch no fading flowers. The proverb explains how people are often dra

'Hasan Piker said US deserved 9/11': Cruz targets El-Sayed over his ties to far-left commentator

'Hasan Piker said US deserved 9/11': Cruz targets El-Sayed over his ties to far-left commentator

Government spent 557.51 crore in PM Modis 77 foreign visits: MEA in Rajya Sabha

These visits and subsequent MoUs helped in international partnerships 'across the sectors', says govt.

Rising Ebola Threat in Congo Claims 330 Childrens Lives: UNICEF

Kinsasha, August 7: The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has resulted in the deaths of 330 children, significantly impact

DC Edit | Govt, Opp. Must Allow Parliament To Function

The government may proceed against criminals who managed to creep into the youths protest and indulged in criminal activities but that does not o

Alam Duo Files Petition Against Arms Seizure

Mahbub Alam Khan, in his petition, challenged Memo No. L&O/ARMS3/0173/2026 issued on July 3 for the cancellation of their arms licences and direc

'Long COVID is a jaw-dropping lie': Explosive testimony on mRNA COVID-19 vaccine lies stuns Senate

Tariff rationalisation set to continue, more steps likely in FY28 Budget: FM

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman confirmed ongoing import tariff rationalisation efforts. Further measures are expected in the budget for the

Efforts on to boost energy storage: Pralhad Joshi

Renewable energy minister Pralhad Joshi highlighted government efforts to boost energy storage deployment. Viability gap funding for battery stor

A 7,000-year-old discovery in Norway shows Stone Age people were shaping ecosystems long before farming

Ancient fish traps reveal Stone Age hunter-gatherers introduced brown trout into Norway's isolated Lake Tesse. These communities deliberately mov

Appropriation Bill for FY23 excess spending approved

Parliament approved a bill authorizing funds for certain FY23 expenditures. The bill covers two expenditure items, with one being a large debt re

Woman, Son Killed In Highway Crash

The truck overturned after the collision, blocking the highway. Its driver also sustained injuries and was shifted to a hospital in Khammam.

US Consulate Officials Visit Sports Authority

The US Consulate delegation appreciated the significant progress made by Telangana in promoting sports and commended SATGs strategic approach tow

CSA include 3 T20Is to India women's tour of South Africa

The Indian team will spend an extra week in South Africa to play the T20I series between December 26 and 30

Congress rebel leader Naresh Meena surrenders in Tonk after bail cancellation

Kargil Victory Sports Begin at YMCA Hyderabad

Chaitanya Bharati School, Vyas Model School, Hyderabad Public School and Rajasri Vidya Mandir also opened their campaigns with convincing victori

India can raise per capita income six-fold by '47: NITI Vice Chairman

India's per capita income could rise six-fold by 2047. This growth would make the nation a developed economy. Higher investment and domestic savi

Shivani Swims to Silver at Junior National Meet

In the 200 metre backstroke final, Shivani clocked 2 minutes 26.71 seconds to finish behind gold medallist Dhivashree Kesavana of Tamil Nadu (2:2

High Power Committee Report on Go 111 To Be Placed Before Cabinet Soon

Report proposes easing restrictions with strict safeguards around Himayatsagar, Osmansagar

Tanmay, Pratyush, Wafi Hit Centuries in A Division League

UBI also enjoyed a commanding day thanks to Wafi Kachchhis century (105) before reducing EMCC to 2/2 at stumps.

Weather Forecast and Prayer Timings For Friday, August 7, 2026

Sunrise TOMORROW 05.57; Sunset TODAY 18.46; MOONSET -13.37, MOONRISE 00.01

Donald Trump in the Persian labyrinth

Americas Iran war stalls as Tehran turns pressure into strategic advantage

Bihar dept. to form dedicated force to check illegal mining, transportation of minerals

Amruta Fadnavis welcomes RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat

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Hawks Lay Volleyball Plans Across TG, AP

The trials witnessed enthusiastic participation from aspiring volleyball players, with 105 players competing in the Under-21 category and 40 taki

Drunken Youth in Car Ram Into Woman Medical Students; Leave One Critical

Both the PG medical students have been severely injured. The two youth fled from the spot with their car. Another person passing by in a car saw

Man Accused Of Torturing Wife; Community Seeks Arrest

According to the association, a resident of Obula Keshavapur in Jangaon district married the woman from the Vaddera community.

Stop the scam: On the digital arrest menace

The digital arrest scam persists from overseas actors

Access paradox: On medical education in India

Private medical education widens access, but affects affordability

Lok Sabha clears tax bill to boost electronics manufacturing, ease investment rules

The Lok Sabha approved a bill promoting domestic electronics manufacturing and foreign investment. Foreign firms producing electronics locally wi

Smart IDs in hand yet facing eviction, say authorised street vendors in Mumbai

The delay in forming the Town Vending Committee, empowered to designate vending zones and pitches, is hurting hawkers across the city

Interstate Cab Thief Held, Three Vehicles Recovered

Police said the accused had adopted the same modus operandi in several cases across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

Where does Dua Lipa eat when she travels? A guide to her best food spots and restaurants worldwide

Her picks prove that the best dining experiences are often found in the most unassuming places around the world.

AAP alleges voters wrongly marked as shifted, seeks details from Delhi Chief Electoral Officer

South Indias Micro-Cuisines Find a New Voice at Hosa Hyderabad

From temple recipes and forgotten home classics to tropical cocktails and thoughtful design, Hosa's Hyderabad outpost celebrates South India in a

300 Chandni Chowk shops asked to shut from Aug. 12-15

I-Day security measures tightened in area after last years Red Fort blast; deployment of additional personnel, inspection drives advanced by 2 we

Odisha To Develop Zero-Fatality Corridors, Adopt 'Forgiving Roads' Concept To Curb Road Deaths

Officials said the programme will begin with pilot projects on accident-prone stretches before being expanded across the state.

IIT Madras incubated deep tech firm Solinas Integrity raises funds for expansion

Man fakes kidnapping after concealing year-long unemployment, mounting debt in Delhi

AIIMS doctors perform bariatric surgery on man weighing 209 kg

Tanvi, Ashmita, Rakshitha storm into Korea Masters quarterfinals

Among the other Indian women singles players, Ashmita Chaliha progressed with a dominant 21-17, 21-6 win over South Koreas Kim Min Ji in just 31

Singareni To Adopt Autonomous, Tele-remote Mining Technology

The visit focused on procurement of advanced equipment, faster availability of spares and the possibility of setting up local maintenance hubs to

68 kg of ganja seized from express train at Jolarpet railway station

RJD dissolves organisational units after Bankipur loss amid calls to get rid of sycophants

Anil Menon Undertakes First Spacewalk

NASA astronaut Anil Menon completed his first spacewalk outside the International Space Station, helping upgrade its power system for future miss

IndiaRF buys machine castings maker Fine Edge for Rs 2,000 cr

IndiaRF, backed by Piramal Finance and Bain Capital, has acquired a majority stake. The machine castings maker Fine Edge Engineering was acquired

VIT Chancellor calls on Union Civil Aviation Minister; seeks opening of new airport in Vellore

Job fair for persons with disability held

Farmers oppose land acquisition for proposed Nandan Link Canal project in Tiruvannamalai

Quote of the Day by Nicolas Cage: One of the first signs of being depressed is that Inspiring lessons on mental health, passion, purpose, resilience, perseverance and why you should never lose your spark by the American actor known for his powerful performances and deep insights on human nature and lifes challenges

Quote of the Day by Nicolas Cage: Nicolas Cages quote, One of the first signs of being depressed is that you lose interest in things. Thats why I

School Education Department working out plans to set up helplines, mobile app to tackle drug abuse

Online liquor orders will curb overcharging at Tasmac counters, says Minister

QR codes will be used; No Home delivery

National Kamadhenu Cattle Breeding Centre in Nellore to Get Sustained Water Supply

A major feather in its cap has been the establishment of a state-of-the-art In-Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) and Embryo Transfer Technology (ETT) Lab

Govt Speeds Up Preparations To launch Full-Fledged Services At TIMS

The minister was speaking at a meeting to assess the ongoing trial run of medical services at the hospital, infrastructure, medical equipment, re

BJP MLAs protest Jharkhand exam irregularities as Rahul Gandhi speaks with students

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Poikkal Kuthirai to join Tamil Nadus cultural icons in the skies

2 Killed, 13 Injured In Syria Bus Blast

At least two people were killed and 13 wounded after a bomb planted on a minibus exploded on Thursday in the Syrian town of Jaramana near capital

Delhi Police beef up security at Assembly before Monsoon Session

Viewpoint | Of Lord Murugas Abodes and Identity

The place has since emerged as a major flashpoint for religious politics in Tamil Nadu.

A rare Greenland shark found in Ireland gave scientists new clues about how it lives for centuries

Greenland shark lifespan explained: A rare Greenland shark washed ashore on Ireland's west coast in April 2026. Researchers estimated the shark w

Avadi Corporation steps up waterbodies restoration to boost flood resilience and groundwater recharge