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Petitioner-NGO says earlier tests had shown a 93% match linking the audio clips to the former Chief Minister; plea alleges the leader was involved in the ethnic violence in which over 250 people were killed
The 52-year-old, who was reportedly not allowed to work for over four months after her expulsion from the CITU, was reinstated after her plight caught public attention through media reports
Residents of Thrissur Government Old Age Home win four honours at Niram 2026, proving confidence and creativity only grow with the years
History offers numerous examples of ethics shaping international politics. Foreign policy is not merely an exercise in strategic calculation; it is also shaped by moral perceptions and collective emotions, as illustrated by the change in public perception towards the Israel-Palestine conflict
Two-time Asian Tour winner Rashid Khan (68-68-64-69) finished runner-up at 15-under 269
The former World rapid champion admits being under pressure for the showpiece but believes the squad is capable of going the distance; says he will help Sindarov prepare for the World championship match against Gukesh in Geneva from November 25 to December 15
New research article highlights the need to understand and recognise the importance of Adivasi peoples connections, knowledge and skills in forest management
The 30-year-old has just one season remaining on his deal at the Etihad Stadium and has been strongly linked with a return to his native Spain
Raghu Prasad, the first Asian umpire to officiate in 200 international matches before retiring last year, said appointments for elite events are based on sustained performances in top-level competitions
The 19-year-old Ashfaq clocked 45.81 seconds to finish second behind USA's Jayden DeLeon (45.63s) in the first round heat 5 and fourth overall to make it to the semifinals
Sumariwalla said Chopra's extraordinary consistency on the global stage since creating the still-standing junior world record of 86.48m in 2016, ought to be celebrated
Annual reports are no longer enough and Artificial Intelligence can make the State a model for smarter governance
Indias challenge is to build capabilities that make it an indispensable U.S. partner
Removing UPIs free nature will not only be unpopular but also unfair
The RBI did well to hold interest rates, but inflationary pressures remain
As Paradise-Shamirpet elevated corridor takes shape, decades-old shops and neighbourhood landmarks along Lothkuntas Rajiv Rahadari are disappearing, marking the end of a familiar streetscape even as the project promises to ease congestion on one of Secunderabads busiest traffic routes
The 20-year-old finished with 23.5 points, comfortably ahead of Javokhir Sindarov of Uzbekistan, the contender for the world championship title this year
The exhibition, which begins on August 8, will celebrate artistic practice and dialogue
Inflow into the Kabini dam in Mysuru district has gone up yet again as incessant rains lashed its catchment areas in Kerala
India has been dismissing Chinese efforts to assign fictitious names to Indian territory, asserting such attempts to create baseless narratives cannot alter undeniable reality
While 12 accusedremainin custody, the victims father asks why others named in the universitys internal probe have not faced prosecution
Bar on Chinese, Bangadeshi and Pakistani engineers or staff in such projects, say new guidelines
Court expressed concern over the cumulative workload saying the teacher should not be expected to work for nearly 11 hours a day, particularly as many of them are women with family responsibilities
Over 100 mothers and healthcare professionals participated in the programme to promote awareness of exclusive breastfeeding and address common concerns
The operation, carried out under the jurisdiction of police post Chowki Choura, covered the stretch from Gala to Thorni, including the villages of Miyari, Juthal and Amb, with the active participation of Village Defence Guard (VDG) members
Salespersons say problems with the billing machines disrupted regular counter sales; some customers who bought liquor online found bottles broken; the portal, which saw around 700 bookings as of Friday evening, also has a grievance section
Chishti was delivering the 25th N. Narendran memorial lecture on the theme Media Beyond Jantar Mantar

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