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The Best High Protein Snacks for College Dorms and Students Juggling Busy Schedules

Living in a college dorm and juggling a busy schedule? These snacks are high in protein to keep you fueled all day.

Congress First Party To Steal Votes, Seats, Alleges Bandi Sanjay

Sanjay Kumar said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had no need to steal votes or seats and claimed that Modi had no family, bank balance, benami prop

Evicted Spanish Octogenarian Maricarmen Abascal, heart of Spain's housing protests, has died

Maricarmen Abascal, the 87-year-old woman whose eviction sparked housing protests in Spain, has died, Madrid's tenants' union said on Wednesday.

Vizianagaram Farmers Renew Protest Against Proposed Data Centre

Farmers argued that taking fertile agricultural land would threaten their livelihood and harm the local agrarian economy.

HC Asks Govt to Present SC Order in Case of Custodial Death of Gade Sai Krishna

This order was based on a plea filed by the YSRC MP, Maddila Gurumoorthy.

New Era of Astrology Education: CVPT Brings Research-Led, Structured Jyotish Learning with LJ University Certification

Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], October 7: The Ahmedabad-based programme combines traditional Jyotish principles with structured prediction methodol

Telugu Language, Literature Have Immeasurable Value, Says Tejaswi

She inaugurates the three-day Amaravati Literature Festival at the SRM University AP campus in the capital.

Andhra Pradesh has put technology at the heart of tourism, says Minister Kandula Durgesh

Technology will help visitors understand the historical and cultural significance of sites in their preferred languages, Toursim Minister says at

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Formula One arrives in Singapore this week with George Russell's title challenge hanging by a thread

Motor racing-Formula One statistics for the Singapore Grand Prix

Formula One statistics for the Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay street circuit, round

CDC sees low plague risk, monitors Siberia arrivals after worker death, director says

Centers for Disease Control

CRPF Soldier Dies from Dengue Fever Amid Unity Day Parade Preparations in Gujarat

A CRPF soldier succumbed to dengue in Gujarat as cases rise to 43, highlighting health concerns ahead of Unity Day events. CRPF Soldier Dies from

Cotton Yield Likely to Remain Unchanged in Adilabad This Kharif

Agriculture officials are expecting a good yield this season. Farmers are also expecting a minimum support price (MSP) of Rs 8,667 per quintal fo

Puri Greenfield Airport Project Moves Closer to Construction

Puri Collector Dibyajyoti Parida said the forest-related issues associated with the project had been resolved and the district administration was

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Says Cabinet expansion likely after Delhi visit Congratulates PM Modi on 25 years in public life Srinagar, Oct 07: Alleging that the delimitation

Starlink Ready for Early 2027 India Rollout, Awaits Spectrum and Security Clearances

20 gateway sites ready as Starlink awaits spectrum and final security clearance

Humayun Kabir Speaks Out After 12-Hour Police Detention During By-Election

After being detained for 12 hours, MLA Humayun Kabir criticizes police actions and announces he will boycott assembly sessions. Humayun Kabir Spe

The age of electrostates: India faces a long road to electrification

The West Asia crisis has stoked an urgency to electrify. Climate-related disasters, too, are prompting countries to embrace clean power. But it's

'Parents must claim it!': POTUS celebrates all kids under 18 having a Trump Account

Are You Using the Wrong One? Hair Oil vs Serum Explained by Celebrity Hairstylists and Dermatologists

One sinks into the hair shaft and one coats the surface. Here is how to choose between hair oil and serum.

Virtual Dak Adalat on October 23

The link for joining the meeting will be shared with complainants via mobile or email in due course.

IndiGo flight hit by lightning at 17,000 feet, aircraft's nose damaged, plane lands in Lucknow

An IndiGo flight carrying 104 passengers was struck by heavy lightning at around 17,000 feet while flying from Patna to Lucknow amid bad weather

Plan to Strengthen Welfare of SW Institutions

Secretary Ravi Gugulothu reviewed the performance of students in Class X and Intermediate examinations, as well as their achievements in IIT, NEE

Government to review fixed costs for urea plants, subsidy payouts may change

In response to rising production costs, the government is launching a sub-committee to assess fixed-cost payments for urea producers. This initia

Narendra Modi's 25-year public life milestone a 'golden phase', says BJP

The BJP commemorated PM Narendra Modi's remarkable 25-year journey in public service with celebrations across the country. Union home minister Am

Govt rejigs top Admin, Vikas is new Div Comm, Ayushi Comm JMC

Mamta Yadav gets Information Dept, Basharat SMC Jammu Tawi, Oct 07: The Jammu and Kashmir Government on Wednesday carried out a major administra

4 Zodiac signs are reaching their limit and Mars in Leo could change how they respond

For four zodiac signs, the coming weeks could mark a turning point. Their patience may finally start wearing thin. Mars has moved into Leo, a tra

Annual pass takes a toll, transactions dip 5.2% in H1

Government data shows toll volume fell 5.2% to 2.13 billion in April-September from 2.25 billion in the year-ago period. Toll revenue rose 6.27%

Florida asks court to force Meta to change Facebook, Instagram for teens

Florida asked a state judge on Wednesday to order changes to Instagram and Facebook to better protect young users, pressing ahead with a lawsuit

16 SHOs Transferred In Hyd

The orders have been issued by city police commissioner V. C. Sajjanar: Reports

Womens Debate Event Held at Ilamma University

The debate was conducted exclusively for women, by women and judged by women. Organisers said more than 120 participants from various colleges to

BSF woman constable dies after gunshot injury

Jammu Tawi, Oct 07: A 27-year-old woman constable of the Border Security Force (BSF) died after suffering a gunshot injury from her service rifle

'Going to find out soon': Trump responds to Russia plague bioweapon question

RBI removes Paytm Payments Bank from list of recognised scheduled banks

The Reserve Bank has officially removed Paytm Payments Bank from the list of recognised scheduled banks following the cancellation of its banking

AK-47, grenades, rounds recovered from Hideout

Jammu Tawi, Oct 07: Security forces on Wednesday recovered a cache of arms and ammunition from an old hideout in the Nagda Nar forest area of Han

5 terrorist associates held

Srinagar, Oct 07: Police in Kulgam, in a joint operation with the Rashtriya Rifles and CRPF, arrested five terrorist associates and recovered arm

IAF On Right Path, But Needs Speed: Chief

Addressing air warriors and veterans on the eve of the IAFs 94th anniversary at Subroto Park: Reports

CMC Cracks Down on Unauthorised Constructions

During the drive, 16 unauthorised structures were identified, 17 demolitions carried out and two notices served.

Meta acts on 5.3 million child sexual exploitation items in India, deploys new AI tools

Meta said predators have shifted tactics to advertising, using seemingly harmless ads to direct people towards illegal material hosted elsewhere.

Lakhpati Didi scheme boosts household income: IIM Study

The Lakhpati Didi initiative, launched in 2023, aims to enhance women's income and savings in India. Recent studies indicate that household incom

1.75 Lakh Die In Road Mishaps Across Country, Telangana 7th With 7,000, Says DGP

Telangana police and transport department have drawn up a comprehensive action plan to reduce road accidents and fatalities, with special focus o

West Bengal Man Arrested in Fake Minority Scholarship Scam

A 63-year-old man from West Bengal has been arrested by Rajasthan police for alleged fraud in a minority scholarship scheme. West Bengal Man Arre

We will do it: PM gives new slogan to make India developed nation by 2047

New Delhi, Oct 7: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday gave a new slogan We Will Do It for realising the dream of making India a developed

BC Commission Seeks Action Against Social Boycotts, VDC Excesses

Niranjan said such practices continued in villages long after Independence and the formation of Telangana and stressed the need for strict enforc

Growth hinges on local reforms, not protectionism: Indermit Gill

The country has strong domestic consumption, relatively low private-sector debt and favourable demographics, along with rapidly expanding digital

IndiGo Flight Hit by Lightning at 17,000 Feet, Lands Safely in Lucknow

An IndiGo flight operating from Patna to Lucknow was struck by lightning while flying at an altitude of around 17,000 feet, causing damage to the

Ericsson bets on localisation to deepen its India footprint; eyes country as manufacturing hub

Ericsson is working with the Indian government to encourage component suppliers to establish manufacturing bases in the country, CEO Andres Vicen

PoJK woman repatriated after crossing LoC

Jammu Tawi, Oct 7 : A 19-year-old woman from Pakistan-occupied Jammu Kashmir, who had inadvertently crossed the Line of Control (LoC) into Indian

A Vermont janitor Ronald Read quietly invested for decades; when he died at 92, his estate was worth nearly $8 million

Ronald Read worked as a janitor in Vermont. He lived a simple life and saved his extra money. For decades, he bought shares in good companies and

EXCLUSIVE-Saudi Arabia launches air safety probe into

Saudi Arabia has launched an air accident probe following last week's cockpit stabbing on a flydubai jet, as experts examine any fallout for avia

RTC to Run 7,000 Dasara Special Buses

Advance reservations for TGSRTC buses can be booked via the corporations website.

Amazon, Flipkart festive sales begin at midnight: iPhone 17, Galaxy S25 Ultra, OnePlus Nord CE 5 and more deals

Amazon and Flipkart are set to begin their festive sales featuring various smartphone discounts. Smartphones such as Apple iPhone 16 and Samsung

India's rural economy decoupling from monsoon shocks, says RBI report

Rural incomes are becoming less dependent on monsoons as allied activities, irrigation and diversification cushion the impact of rainfall shortfa

LCA fighter engine supplies stabilise as GE ships four sets to HAL

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited is in discussions with GE Aerospace for technology transfer of advanced F414 engines. The delivery of F404 engines

Syria weighs military aid for Saudi Arabia amid Yemen war, sources say

Syria is carefully considering providing military assistance to key ally Saudi

Congress Demands Action Against BJP Leadership; Challenges NRR Over His Statements

Being a lawyer by profession, do you not know that submitting false information to government officials is a crime? the committee chairman asked

Three killed in attacks on two Saudi airports, over 30 hurt, Saudi civil aviation says

One person was killed and eight injured in an attack on King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital Riyadh, and two were killed and 28

Congress Leader Rajesh Ram Criticizes Election Commission, Calls for Opposition Unity

Bihar Congress President Rajesh Ram targets Election Commission, urging united opposition action against alleged electoral misconduct. Congress L

Have faith in Modi; he is the architect of a new era: Keshav Maurya

NEET Offers Freeze, Float Options In PG Counselling

The counselling will be conducted in four rounds for 50 per cent All India Quota (AIQ) seats, 100 per cent seats in deemed and central universiti

Baleshwar Cyber Police Bust Major Fake SIM Fraud Syndicate; 2 Arrested with Gold

In a significant breakthrough against digital fraud, the Baleshwar Cyber Police have arrested two individuals for allegedly orchestrating a natio

'God help NYC for electing jihadist sympathizer': Mamdanis Oct 7 'Israel genocide post sparks fury

'God help NYC for electing jihadist sympathizer': Mamdanis Oct 7 'Israel genocide post sparks fury

Official says WHO doesnt know exactly how lab worker in Russia died in plague case

Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO director of Epidemic and Pandemic Management, said the agency doesnt know what the causative agent was behind the womans

Cricket-T20 ties have softened on-field rivalries, says Harmer

South Africa spinner Simon Harmer expects none of the animosity

Modi must have done something right to win for 25 years: Abdullah

During a recent media interaction in Srinagar, Omar Abdullah commended Narendra Modi for his extensive 25-year journey in public service. He poin

GCCS Set To Drive Invest Telangana Global Summit 2026

Several Japanese and West Asian companies were exploring Hyderabad for expansion of their India operations: Sources

Prakash Raj Demands Immediate Cancellation of Special Intensive Revision, Claims Threat to Democracy

Actor Prakash Raj calls for the cancellation of the Special Intensive Revision, alleging it undermines voting rights and democracy. Prakash Raj D

How can you watch Mike Flanagan's Carrie series online for free this October?

Mike Flanagan has released a new adaptation of Stephen King's Carrie, which is available on Prime Video. The series features Summer H. Howell as

Shop Owner Held With Huge Haul of Chinese Manja Worth Rs 7.50 Lakh

Accused Abhishek Singh, 26, had stocked the banned material near Batko Transport in Kalapathar.

US proposes $70,000 OPT fee for international students, $30,000 for renewals

The proposal could affect Indian students, who formed the largest group of international students enrolled in US institutions in 2024-25

Kashmiri filmmaker Arfat Sheikh detained by ICE at Dulles Airport

Upon his arrival at Dulles Airport, Kashmiri filmmaker Arfat Sheikh faced detention by ICE. He traveled to the US to attend an 'Art as Resistance

Sebi brings risk-o-meter for debt securities; eases norms for debt-raising

Sebi introduces Credit Risk-o-Meter, eases private debt norms; NSE flags steep premiums in some international ETFs

GMC Jagtial Students Protest Over Building Delay

The students have further sought college buses for the family adoption programme, RHTC/UHTC postings and community medicine field visits besides

Time for SIR Claims Ends, Notices Will Continue Till Nov. 5: CEO

Technical issues hamper Form 6, 7 and 8 submissions as the claims window closes

AIIMS: Murali flays Centres adamant stance

Christa Pike's family told she was brain dead and would be allowed to die, then she woke up

Christa Pike, whose death sentence stemmed from a 1995 conviction, underwent a controversial execution attempt on September 30. Reports indicated

Newsom vs Trump: California governor demands 25th Amendment after controversial LA, San Diego remarks. Here's what the US President said

California Governor Gavin Newsom has called for the invocation of the 25th Amendment against President Donald Trump. Newsom labeled Trump as ment

Ericsson to export India-made antennas to Europe, sees edge in 6G

Swedish telecom gear maker Ericsson will export to Europe the antennas it manufactures in India, a senior company executive said on Wednesday, ad

PM Modi completes 25 years in public office; world leaders extend greetings

Leaders from across Asia have expressed their admiration for PM Narendra Modi as he marks 25 years of public service. Japanese Prime Minister San

Urban Horticulture: A Pathway to Nutritional Fruit Security

Scientific Principles, Sustainable Practices and Future Perspectives PROF. (DR.) PARSHANT BAKSHI HEAD, FRUIT SCIENCE Rapid urbanization, shrink

Mutilated Body of Unidentified Woman Found Near Kathajodi Riverbank in Kataka

In a chilling crime on the eve of the festive season, the heavily disfigured body of an unidentified young woman was recovered near the Kathajodi

State Central Library branch opened at Technopark

SEBI relaxes private placement norms, allows up to 17 ISINs to mature in a year

The revised framework includes separate limits for plain vanilla debt, structured debt and specified bonds, with some securities excluded from ca

Centre Pulled Up Over Cadet Disability Benefits

The court gave the government another opportunity to comply with its directions and place on record the minutes of meetings held pursuant to its

Shaurya Bhattacharya Takes Two-Shot Lead at Kapil Dev Invitational Tour Championship

Shaurya Bhattacharya leads the Kapil Dev Invitational Tour Championship with a score of six-under-66 after the first round. Shaurya Bhattacharya

A Life of Service, Simplicity and Spirituality

Omkar Dattatray Late Shri Jagernath Koul, son of Late Gasha Lal Koul, was a respected Kashmiri Pandit of the 20th century. Born on April 1, 1916,

Zohran Mamdani faces backlash for calling Israels Gaza war ongoing genocide on Oct 7 anniversary

Google told to stop forest clearing for two data centres in Finland weeks after announcing its biggest European investment

Finland's Licensing and Supervision Agency has ordered Google to stop work at two data centre sites. The halt affects projects planned in Muhos a

Celebrate Navratri with a Festive Thali at Trident, Hyderabad

Highlights include Kachche Kele Ke Kebab, Zafrani Paneer, Chutney Wale Aaloo, and Kuttu Ki Khichdi, alongside Singhade Ke Aate Ki Poori and other

Telangana Clears Two Pending DAs, Gives 6.37% Hike for Staff, Pensioners

DA rises to 40.04% of basic pay, with revised payments from November