PM Modi gave energy access to more than anyone in history: Aus PM
Five held in transformer theft case
Police recover two 250-KVA transformers, seize tipper & Scorpio used in thefts Gurmeet Kaur Jammu Tawi, September 26: Janipur Police have busted an alleged transformer theft gang and arrested five persons, recovering two stolen 250-KVA transformers and seizing a tipper and a Scorpio allegedly used in the thefts. The action was taken in connection with [] The post Five held in transformer theft case appeared first on Northlines .
Govt Cornered Over Jobs, Power Tariffs, Employees
Gurmeet Kaur Jammu Tawi/Srinagar, September 26 : The ongoing Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly session has witnessed sharp exchanges between the government and opposition, with issues concerning employment, electricity tariffs, regularization of daily-wage workers and demands of NHM employees coming to the forefront. The session began on a stormy note, with BJP legislators [] The post Govt Cornered Over Jobs, Power Tariffs, Employees appeared first on Northlines .
LoP Sharma meets HM, discusses key J
New Delhi, Sep 26: Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly Sunil Sharma, today called on Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi and held detailed discussions on a range of important issues concerning Jammu & Kashmir. In a statement issued to the news agency, a BJP spokesman said that [] The post LoP Sharma meets HM, discusses key J&K issues appeared first on Northlines .
JKPSC, JKSSB collect Rs 82 cr from youth desperate for jobs
Over 14,000 vacancies referred, thousands still chasing the hope of a government job Aditi Raina Gill Jammu Tawi, Sep 26: Jammu and Kashmirs two major recruiting agencies, the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) and the Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB), collected a combined Rs 82.45 crore in examination and [] The post JKPSC, JKSSB collect Rs 82 cr from youth desperate for jobs appeared first on Northlines .
Govt biggest defaulter of Rs. Rs 4,385.30 Cr power tariff payments
PHE tops the list with Rs 1,476 Cr outstanding Jammu Tawi, Sep 26: The Public Health Engineering Department (PHE) emerged as the biggest defaulter among Jammu and Kashmir government departments in power tariff payments, with outstanding dues of Rs 1,476.11 crore. According to government data, accessed by news agency, the Irrigation and Flood Control [] The post Govt biggest defaulter of Rs. Rs 4,385.30 Cr power tariff payments appeared first on Northlines .
J&K BJP bigwig meets Shah day after Omar moves statehood resolution with autonomy reference
Arguments by serial practitioner of terrorism will not stand: EAM Jaishankar slams Pakistan at UNGA
EAM Jaishankar told world leaders that a persistent threat to peace has been the scourge of terrorism.
AIADMK, TVK cadres clash during bypoll campaign in Dharapuram
54 pilots graduate from Flying Instructors School at AFS Tambaram
Thackerays to hold protest in Mumbai against EC on Oct 4
The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) and Shiv Sena (UBT), led by Raj and Uddhav Thackeray, are organising a mass protest march in Mumbai on October 4 against the Election Commission. They accuse the EC of acting as a ranch of the ruling party and allege gross deception of voters, calling for broader political and public participation.
Hope: 'Playing India in their backyard is always a challenge'
The West Indies captain wants to see the progress some of his more inexperienced team-mates make on their first tour to India
Education Department official urges teachers to focus on improving learning outcomes
IIT Madras invests 55 crore in four deeptech startups working in space tech, quatum applications
HC issues warrant against principal secy in contempt case
Power outage triggers road Blockade in North Chennai
Canada appoints Punjab-origin Angad Singh Dhillon as UAE ambassador
Uttarakhand CM addresses meet in Punjab, claims AAP govt giving free hand to drug peddlers
Byelections in Madurantakam and Dharapuram may test AIADMKs sway over Scheduled Caste voters
Of the 44 reserved seats in the State, the party had won 32 in 2016 Assembly elections, while it could manage only eight seats 10 years later
School headmaster arrested for sexual harassment of student, suspended
Sonam Wangchuk apologises for comparing Ladakh situation with Tibet
Revanths remark shows Congresss family-centric politics: Ramchander Rao
Cop stabbed during Ganesh immersion procession
Centre orders captive coal power plants to maximise power output on surging demand
The Power Ministry has directed generators to sell surplus electricity through power exchanges.
Congress weighs Anandpur Sahib start for Rahul Gandhis Punjab yatra
Muslim, SC voters can tip the scales in Khairatabad bypoll
No cabinet expansion proposal yet, says HP Cong in charge
Job fair for 2,600 vacancies on Sept 28
Hyderabad stays immersed in Ganesh festivities
AI strums wrong tune, mistakes guitar for helmetless pillion in Bengaluru
A washout weekend: Relentless rain puts Kanpur in a chill grip
Man shoots puppy with air gun in Karnataka, then apologises
Manmohan Singh remembered on birth anniv amid renewed UPI debate
Cops plan stricter curbs for next years Ganesh immersion
Kanpur soaks up a record 175mm, second only to 1950 deluge
Couple on bicycle killed in hit-and-run
Left party calls for fight against Centres fascist offensive
Man held in Rs 3cr codeine syrup case
Thief sneaks into paying guest accommodation in Bengaluru, escapes with 12 phones & 7 laptops
Keralam to leverage AI, cutting-edge digital tools to reshape tourism, says Minister
Tourism Minister P.C. Vishnunadh says the govt.s aim is to see that tourists coming to the State are treated with a wholesome Keralam experience, marking a shift from the approach of promoting a few places and products separately through destination-focused packages and products
Car overtaking row turns violent in Chakeri, FIR filed
60-yr-old attacked by neighbour during theft attempt
Illustrators take centre stage at childrens literature fest in Bengaluru
Tree falls on moving bus; none hurt
Over 20 kids with neurodevelopment disorders receive gifts at event in city
Three shot at, held for stealing temple bells, donation box in Jalaun
Man killed as SUV collides with tanker
Flight of the bumblebee: how translators make the impossible journey between languages
Bringing other worlds within reach with their work, Indian translators are enjoying a brilliant spell all over the globe
Telangana: Congress Seeks Transparency In SIR Process
He further demanded acceptance of the state governments new family certificate: Reports
Docking with the ISS may seem simple. However, actually doing so shows how difficult orbital mechanics can be. It
Fire guts shoe factory in Ashrafabad; None hurt
How to properly clean your laptop fan
Start with the vents before you reach for a screwdriver.
Woman caught stealing newborn from Ghatampur CHC
Sylvester Stallone has openly acknowledged his steroid use and battle with bulimia during his Hollywood career. His intense focus on achieving a muscular physique took a significant toll on his health. While filming Rocky III, he reached a dangerously low body-fat percentage, impacting his well-being. Stallone felt liberated after taking a break from physical standards in the film Cop Land.
Kanpur Municipal Corporation elects six working committee members
Clarity from Election Commission Dispels Opposition Myths, Says Santosh Suman
Santosh Suman addresses opposition claims, affirming Election Commissions decisions are consensus-based and transparent. Clarity from Election Commission Dispels Opposition Myths, Says Santosh Suman
Three women held for vandalising traffic barricades on 100-Feet Road
Chandrababu Naidu Calls ECI Clarification on SIR Reaffirmation of Constitutional Bodys Integrity
Naidu said decisions relating to the SIR of electoral rolls are being taken collectively by the Election Commission and in accordance with established institutional protocols.
Baby games to be held at Green Park from Oct 5 to Oct 10
Bhatti calls for AI to take Telangana tourism global
Rumours of ghost & missing girls spark night-long protest at varsity
I.N.D.I.A. Bloc Sept. 30 Meet On SIR, EC
The parties have been in touch with each other on the issue and are discussing a joint response: Sources
Trump says no to Irans Hormuz offer: Tehran promises to resume nuclear talks if U.S. lifts blockade
'It's for perpetrator of terrorism to mend its ways': Jaishankar takes aim at Pak in UN
Sukhu lays stone for 21 projects worth Rs 136 crore in Mandi
Florence Pugh, Zoe Kazan & Mike Faist Share Favourite Books: Midnight Library, Christie & More
Florence Pugh, Zoe Kazan and Mike Faist open up about their favourite books and the stories that have stayed with them. Florence Pugh recommends Matt Haigs The Midnight Library, while Zoe Kazan and Mike Faist share their own literary favourites, including works by Agatha Christie. From modern fiction to classic mystery, the actors reveal the books they love reading and revisiting.
WILL BLOW UP: Netanyahu IGNORED 3 Arab Nations Warnings Before Oct 7 Hamas Attack
In the days and weeks before the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, Israel received warnings from multiple sources about growing danger from Gaza. Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel reportedly travelled to Israel on September 26 with a warning that Hamas appeared to be preparing for a major attack. Egyptian officials continued raising concerns through October 5. UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed also reportedly warned Benjamin Netanyahu about intelligence suggesting Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was preparing a major assault. Jordanian officials separately raised concerns, while US intelligence assessments in late September and early October reflected growing concern over a possible escalation in Gaza. The warnings did not provide a precise date, target or operational blueprint for the October 7 attack. Netanyahus office has also denied that he personally received an Egyptian warning. But the convergence of warnings from Egypt, the UAE, Jordan, the UN and the United States has put Israels pre-October 7 security assessment under renewed scrutiny particularly the assumption that Hamas was deterred and that the situation was under control.
Revanth urges Bharat Ratna for former PM Manmohan Singh
Mandi outreach: Sukhu unveils infra push, scheme revisions
Shai Hope Acknowledges the Challenge of Playing India at Home
West Indies captain Shai Hope discusses the difficulties of facing India on their home turf ahead of the upcoming ODI series. Shai Hope Acknowledges the Challenge of Playing India at Home
Sonam Wangchuk Defends Tibet-Ladakh Comparison, Apologises to Tibetan Friends
Climate activist and Leh Apex Body leader Sonam Wangchuk defended his comparison between the situation in Ladakh and China's treatment of Tibetans, saying he was referring only to the Leh violence of September 24 and not to the decades-long suffering of Tibetans. He also apologised to Tibetan friends who were hurt by his remarks. The Central Tibetan Administration criticised the comparison as misplaced and inaccurate.
Sachivalayam staff plan to organise Chalo Vijayawada on September 27
Police say there is no permission for the protest, warn of stern action against those violating Section 30 of the Police Act
Minister urges newly recruited constables to serve people sincerely
The killings took place barely an hour before the United Naga Council announced its decision to suspend its four-month-old economic blockade along national highways in the state.
Jakhar questions Congress, AAP protests over SIR
44 lakh Voters Get Relief In SIR Hearings
Election officials said a liberal methodology was adopted, allowing voters who missed their scheduled dates to appear at their convenience. Hearings are continuing and even those which have lapsed are being considered parallely across centres. Since no eligible voter loses his or her vote, there is no issue with specific dates, an electoral registration officer (ERO) told Deccan Chronicle
ECI Guidelines To Be Enforced In SIR Exercise
District election officers (DEOs) will set up help desks and special camps for homeless individuals: Reports
Damage control after EC row: Congress demands SIR rollback, CECs resignation
Congress has called for the suspension of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls and the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. The Election Commission defended its decisions amidst concerns of disenfranchisement of voters and internal disagreements. Congress leaders accused the Commission of inadequately addressing issues with Form 6 changes related to voter registration. They raised questions about deletions of young and Gen Z voters and emphasized the need for transparency.
Imphal, September 26: The chief of Kailenjang village in Manipurs Kangpokpi district has condemned an alleged attempt to set fire to the abandoned village and expressed grief over the deaths of two civilians from a non-Kuki-Zo community, saying she had entrusted the villages safety to close friends from the community during her absence. In a... The post Manipur: Kailenjang Village Chief Condemns Alleged Arson Attempt; CoTU Blames Armed Groups, Calls For Verification first appeared on Northeast Today .
Maha SIR: EC revises poll roll schedule, final list on Nov 16
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced a revised schedule for the Special Intensive Revision of Maharashtra's electoral roll, pushing the final publication date to November 16, 2026. The period for filing claims and objections has also been extended.
New sports turfs, anganwadi, community facilities coming up in Egmore
Chup Kaiku, Miyan? Dakhni Memers Give Hyderabads Civic Fails A Roast
China says US agrees to $30 billion tariff-reduction arrangement, AI dialogue
The agreement followed President Xi Jinpings three-day summit with Donald Trump, which ended Friday after talks focused on bilateral relations.
Devotees, Ganesh Pandal Organisers Stage Sit-In Over Alleged Police Action
Ganesh pandal organisers and devotees staged a sit-in in Adilabad alleging police action during the Ganesh Shobha Yatra.
Andhra Pradesh CM N. Chandrababu Naidu praises the Election Commissions clarification on the voter list review, emphasizing trust in democratic institutions. Andhra Pradesh CM N. Chandrababu Naidu Welcomes Election Commissions Clarification on Voter List Review
Strictly Come Dancing: week one
13 killed, dozens injured in suicide attack in northwest Pakistan
At least 13 people were killed in a suicide bombing targeting a police checkpost in Dera Ismail Khan. The attack involved a tractor-trolley loaded with explosives rammed into the checkpost near the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa border. Among the dead are two women and two children, while 30 others sustained injuries. Rescue teams were dispatched to assist the injured and assess the explosion's impact.
England v Spain: Nations League football
