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J&KsMansballake starts hosting migratory birds again

Limited cars, no animals: DU lists norms for students union election

NEET-UGAIR 2 holder recounts retest horror and reset strategy

Heavy Rain Returns To Uttara Kannada, Schools Shut In Ankola

The rain also triggered a mudslide on the Gokarna-Tadadi road in Kumta taluk, snapping connectivity between the two places. Officials visited the

Tragic Death of Child in Chhattisgarh Sparks Urgent Action Against Stray Dogs

Raipur, July 18: The tragic death of five-year-old Prakash Patel, brutally attacked by a pack of stray dogs in the Dadar area, has prompted immed

Police Flag Hostel Safety Lapses In Hyderabad

Women Safety Wing DCP Lavanya said 10 special teams comprising 35 personnel inspected 446 hostels over nine weeks. While 97.5 per cent had CCTV,

Selective funding slows startup creation in India

In India, 314 startups were founded in the first half of 2026, compared with 3,222 in 2025 (January-December), according to data from Tracxn, whi

Jayant Patils Back-To-Back Meetings Fuel Rumours Of NCP (SP) Realignment With NDA

The back-to-back meetings with the BJP and Shiv Sena leaders have fuelled political buzz over whether the NCP (SP) was exploring closer ties with

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Protests Erupt in Bangladesh Over Education System Amid Flooding and Controversial Remarks by Minister

Dhaka, July 18: A new wave of protests has erupted in Bangladesh, driven by demands for reforms in the education system. Students from Generation

Coir Board commits to setting up 15 coir clusters in A.P.

Dont play games with me: Schmitt blasts Bidens clemency attorney over death row criminal pardon

Support swells for Sonam Wangchuks indefinite fast

Weather Office Warns Of Heavy Rain In Northeast Over Next 4 Days

Within Arunachal Pradesh, the Meteorological Centre at Itanagar has identified Papum Pare and Kurung Kumey as the districts facing the highest ri

Todd Blanche can meet Maxwell but not Epstein victims: Hirono erupts in fiery Senate confirmation

Vizag Collector seeks comprehensive action plan for Bay City project

Vizag Film Society pays tribute to S. Janaki

'Hi-Tech' or 'Hitec'? Row Over Station Name

A controversy has emerged over the spelling of Hitec City railway station after the redeveloped station retained Hi-Tech City on its signage.

DCET results announced

MP Minister Given Clean Chit On Caste Row By Scrutiny Committee

The scrutiny committee had summoned the minister to be present before it with necessary documents to establish that Bagri caste falls under the S

Department Of Space Vacancy Rate At 25-Yr High; Nearly 3 In 10 Posts Lie Vacant

India's space department faces a growing manpower crunch, with over twenty-five percent of sanctioned posts vacant. This staffing gap has widened

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Quote of the Day by Julius Caesar It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience.

Julius Caesar's ancient quote remains relevant for modern challenges and personal growth. He noted that enduring pain with patience requires more

Telangana Ranks 10th in Investment Index

Telangana has been ranked 10th in NITI Aayogs Investment Friendliness Index 2026, emerging as a frontrunner with strong business climate and inst

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No Rains In Godavari Delta For First Time In 70 Years: Minister

The minister said the impact of the Super El Nio phenomenon had affected water availability, forcing the government to divert water from Sileru f

Protests erupt in J&K's Doda after man killed in police firing; family seeks CBI probe

Protests broke out in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district after 30-year-old Arif Hussain was killed in a controversial police firing in Bhaderwah's

Centre moves SC against Delhi High Court order quashing passport, visa tender

The Central government has petitioned the Supreme Court challenging a Delhi High Court ruling. The High Court had previously quashed tenders for

PM Modi slams AAP over drugs, corruption; says only BJP can transform Punjab

Ahead of the Punjab Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the AAP government of corruption, worsening law and order, and faili

Upgraded Mangalagiri Railway Station Will Spur Growth, Says Lokesh

Union rural development minister of state Pemmasani Chandrasekhar joined the PM in unveiling the commemorative plaque at the railway station.

India-Japan Bullet Train talks progressing well; MEA says Japans E-20 trains to arrive in 2030s

FIFA World Cup beer sales are hopping. Brewers hope the stout demand outlasts the tournament

In the U.S., beer consumption has fallen steadily for a decade, according to the Brewers Association, a trade group for craft brewers. Canada has

Memos Issued to Eluru School Staff After Student Faints

The Eluru DEO has issued memos to a headmaster and a PET after a Class VIII student fainted while doing sit-ups as punishment at a government sch

Net shut, Doda on edge after man shot dead by cops in cattle smuggling stakeout

A man was shot dead in Doda district following an encounter with police personnel. Mobile internet services were suspended across the district as

De Beers sale: Anglo American picks preferred bidder for company

Anglo American has chosen a consortium led by Gareth Penny as the preferred bidder. This group, known as Global Diamond Consortium, emerged from

Freedom of press and accountability are important: Delhi High Court

Justice Girish Kathpalia made the observation on July 16, while granting bail to two persons allegedly involved in assaulting two reporters freel

Indias gig internet workforce may reach 17-21 million by 2030, says Bengaluru firmRedseer

Across delivery, ride-hailing and home services, full-time gig workers earn, on average, up to 2.5 times the monthly net income of workers in com

If Matt Foley had a sister!: Haley Stevens' Michigan campaign speech has the internet roasting

Ghulam Ahmad Mir Calls for Restoration of Jammu and Kashmirs Statehood

Srinagar, July 18: Ghulam Ahmad Mir, the All India Congress Committee (AICC) General Secretary, reiterated the demand for restoring Jammu and Kas

Court Adjourns Hearing In Krishna Janmabhumi-Shahi Idgah Mosque Dispute

The Allahabad High Court on Friday adjourned the hearing in the Mathura Krishna Janmabhumi-Shahi Idgah mosque dispute matter till August 25.

Farooq Abdullah murder bid: Jammu court rejects accuseds bail plea

A Jammu court rejected Kamal Singh Jamwal's bail plea in the Farooq Abdullah assassination attempt case. The judge cited wider implications for p

NDA Charts Plan for Stormy Monsoon Session

Sources said the government discussed its legislative agenda, including its priority to convert two Ordinances into Acts during the session.

I love DOGE but not the sh*t we are picking up: Tillis rips OMB Chief over savings transparency

RBI Governor Cites Middle East War, Weak Monsoon As Major Risks To Economy

The RBI governors comments come at a time when erratic monsoon progress has delayed planting across major states for the Kharif season with total

'I have some concerns': Cornyn signals doubts over Todd Blanche in explosive confirmation hearing

Psychology says people who believe they're smarter than others aren't always narcissists, they may be filled with confidence

While narcissism can sometimes involve exaggerated beliefs about intelligence, simply believing you're highly intelligent is not enough to justif

You gotta give people some relief on medical debt: Sen Kennedy puts OMB Chief Vought on the spot

Telangana Facing Groundwater Crisis in El Nino Year

When the 2025-26 crop season began, Telanganas groundwater reserves were 506 tmc ft, of which 237 tmc ft have been used. All that is left for use

Indias Parliament must not stage its Cadaver Synod

Parliament must avoid a purposeless exercise over the Justice Yashwant Varma report

CBI Arrests Engineer in Jammu and Kashmir for Bribery Charges

Jammu, July 18: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) announced on Friday that it has arrested an assistant engineer involved in a bribery ca

DMK rethinks delimitation stance, says it will study Bill before taking a call

When the delimitation bill is introduced in Parliament, the DMK intends to delve into its details carefully. Emphasizing Tamil Nadu's welfare, th

Trump is enemy of god, antichrist: DOJ charges Florida GOP nominee over he must be killed remark

CCB arrests absconding accused after 17 years

PM-CM Removal Bill draft put on hold after NDA MPs oppose key proposals

The draft report on the PM-CM Removal Bill has been postponed by a parliamentary panel after ruling NDA MPs expressed their opposition to signifi

Electoral Rolls Dynamically Evolving; RO Decision on Meenakshi Natarajan Final, Says CEC

Addressing to national media conference in New Delhi, CEC Kumar emphasised that elections were held according to the Constitution of India, Elect

Greater Chennai Police destroys over 1,339 kg of ganja

World Cup destiny: Messi bathed Yamal as a baby, now they face off for soccer's top title

Photographer Joan Monfort's images of Lionel Messi bathing Lamine Yamal have gained global attention. These pictures were taken nearly two decade

'Turning up the heat on the streets': Mullin warns protesters, says 'ICE crackdown will intensify'

NDA plans fresh Bill for women's quota, weighs delimitation changes before Monsoon session

The NDA government is preparing to reintroduce a women's reservation bill during the upcoming Monsoon session. This legislative push aims to secu

AP Students Ace NEET-UG, 4 Figure in Top 100

The state's top performers are Bura Sai Sharan (19th rank), Namala Prerana (36th), Grandhi Haneesh (74th), Relangi Jayashanmukhi (86th), Kondredd

BCCI Secretary Clarifies Rohit Sharmas ODI Future Amid Speculations

New Delhi, July 18: The Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Devjeet Saikia, has put an end to the ongoing speculation

Gujarat tops NITI's investment friendliness index; Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu follow

Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu lead NITI Aayog's investment friendliness index. The index assesses states on eight key parameters for inves

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Wangchuk Says He Will Stay Alive Till July 20

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, on the 20th day of his indefinite hunger strike, vowed to continue until July 20 despite doctors warning that hi

Telugu Desam MPs to Strongly Push AP Issues in Parliament

Naidu, whos also the party president, called upon the MPs to actively pursue Andhra Pradesh's interests while maintaining close coordination with

Bengaluru Metro rail fines: From playing music to sitting on coach floors, you may have to pay Rs 2,500 for these violations in Namma Metro

Namma Metro commuters can now be fined up to Rs 2,500 for playing music or videos on speaker, watching content without earphones, and other disru

Malabar pied hornbills sighted in Kannur

Civilisations, time and the turning wheel

Western confidence in linear progress has weakened due to recent global challenges. This has led to a renewed interest in Ibn Khaldun's cyclical

Mining official held on charge of bribery

A trade deal that tests Indias competitive confidence

Trade agreements reward nations ready to compete

Engagements in Hyderabad on July 18, 2026

Every Step, a Story: Special Talk by Dr E. Sivanagi Reddy

Promise of chips: On the India Semiconductor Mission phase II

Chipmaking is more than a seasonal obsession in India now

MAHE-SMI design & FinTech Conference: PFRDA chairperson outlines AI roadmap to redesign NPS onboarding

Man attending IIT conference held for stealing fellow delegates cash from guest house

Anil Patil Dismisses Speculations of NCP Joining NDA Amidst Political Rumors in Maharashtra

Jalgaon, July 18: Amidst swirling rumors regarding the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) faction led by Sharad Pawar potentially joining the Natio

UK Nationalises British Steel, Takes Control From China's Jingye

The country's last factory that can make steel from scratch faced imminent closure last year after Jingye said the plant in Scunthorpe, northern

Govt to reform tender processes to bring them under one umbrella for more transparency

Cabinet decides to constitute committee of experts to examine the issue and make recommendations

IMD Issued Yellow Warning to Hyderabad, Other Districts on Friday

Hyderabad to see cloudy skies and thundershowers

Census 2027 self-enumeration process begins in Chennai

Battling drug abuse: On Keralas Operation Toofan

Kerala has shown initiative in coordinated action against cartels

FIFA World Cup 2026: France, England prepare for gloomy World Cup send-off

France and England will play in the World Cup third-place match after semi-final losses. Both teams are disappointed after their respective defea

CM Naidu Seeks Central Help to Cut Shrimp Feed Costs, Boost Horticulture

He said the steep rise in input costs has placed severe financial stress on aqua farmers and threatened India's seafood export competitiveness.

Sugar prices hit record highs amid supply concerns in India

Record high sugar prices in India have emerged due to pressing supply issues, though industry leaders assure that domestic stocks are adequate fo

Fatal Crashes Dip as Malkajgiri Records 1,788 Accidents

Malkajgiri Police recorded 1,788 road accidents in the first half of 2026, with fatalities declining due to stricter enforcement and road safety

Telangana Extends Bar Timings in CURE for FIFA World Cup Final and Play-Off

Police will maintain zero tolerance for violations, including drunk driving.

Minorities Welfare Department Directs Waqf Board to Review Legal Cell and Address Property Litigation Concerns

Minorities Welfare Department Directs Waqf Board to Review Legal Cell and Address Property Litigation Concerns

Odisha DGP Advises Caution During Puri Rath Yatra Amidst Heavy Crowds

Bhubaneswar, July 18: The Director General of Police (DGP) of Odisha, Y.B. Khurania, has advised elderly devotees and those in poor health to avo

Amit Shah to review law & order, border security during West Bengal visit

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will visit West Bengal from July 17 to 19. He will focus on border security and governance during his three-day tri

T.N. government launches public grievance portal for 5 Audit Departments

The portal will facilitate registration of complaints online by local residents who want to know about audit of civic infrastructure projects by

Psychology says people who think they can't dance may be held back by their minds, not their bodies

Dancing is a learned skill shaped by both the brain and the body. Many people who avoid dancing are not incapable, they simply haven't had enough