Bharat is not a geography, it is responsibility: CDS Gen Subramani
Mehbooba, Mirwaiz oppose proposed spiritual retreat in J&K, ask CM to step in
Yasin Maliks lawyer files plea to withdraw from Sarla Bhat murder case
BSF truck overturns, 5 officials hurt in Ramban; man dies in Doda accident
From Sand to Silicon to Systems
Indias Semiconductor Moment Building Indias Semiconductor Ecosystem from the Ground Up By Neha Kumari For decades, Indias position in semiconductors was defined by a contrast. Indian engineers helped design sophisticated chips, but the country depended heavily on overseas facilities to manufacture, package and test them. That gap is now beginning to close. Since the [] The post From Sand to Silicon to Systems appeared first on Northlines .
President Putin set to tighten grip on Russian Parliament through elections
Three-Day polling on September 18-20 to elect 450-Member State DUMA By Nitya Chakraborty Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to tighten his grip on Russian Parliament, as the Russians start their polling on Friday, September 18, to elect a state Duma consisting of 450 members for the next five-year period. The parliamentary elections [] The post President Putin set to tighten grip on Russian Parliament through elections appeared first on Northlines .
Trial run being conducted Arvind Sharma JAMMU Tawi, Sept 19: The 4-km, four-lane KunjwaniSatwari Flyover in Jammu, being developed by the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) as part of the DelhiAmritsarKatra Expressway spur, is set to open in the first week of October, adding a major link to Jammus road network, the official sources [] The post KunjwaniSatwari Flyover to be operational from 1st week of Oct appeared first on Northlines .
Society disconnected from cultural heritage risks losing balance: LG
Yogesh Jammu Tawi, September 19: Drawing a parallel with a tree that cannot withstand a storm without strong roots, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday said a society that loses touch with its visionaries and cultural heritage risks losing its balance, sensitivity and sense of direction. Addressing a gathering after laying the foundation stone of [] The post Society disconnected from cultural heritage risks losing balance: LG appeared first on Northlines .
Political parties set to finalize strategy ahead of Assembly session
Joint meeting of alliance partners, separate meetings of NC, Congress scheduled; LoP Sharma to chair BJP strategy meet Srinagar, Sep 19: The summer capital Srinagar is set to witness hectic political activity on Sunday, with the National Conference, Congress and the main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party convening separate legislature party meetings to chalk out [] The post Political parties set to finalize strategy ahead of Assembly session appeared first on Northlines .
Man arrested for setting woman on fire in Washermanpet
The woman suffered about 50% burns and is undergoing treatment at Kilpauk Medical College Hospital
7 Odia Tourists Drown Near Maa Baglamukhi Temple, Bodies Being Brought Back to Bhubaneswar
Seven Odia tourists lost their lives after being swept away near Maa Baglamukhi Temple in Agar Malwa, MP. Odisha government swiftly coordinates to return the bodies. The post 7 Odia Tourists Drown Near Maa Baglamukhi Temple, Bodies Being Brought Back to Bhubaneswar appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Commerce department of MCC hosts global alumni meet
Brook wants to keep No. 1 ranking after England sweep aside Sri Lanka
England's record under Harry Brook improves to 23 win out of 26 completed T20Is
Three persons arrested for possession of 600 narcotic tablets in Arakkonam
The police said the gang was on their way to the railway station to go to Chennai, where they planned to sell in retail, when they were intercepted
Centre revises Inter-State Council rules for UTs
NEW DELHI, Sep 18: President Droupadi Murmu has amended the rules governing the Inter-State Council to enable the Lieutenant Governors of Jammu and Kashmir, Puducherry and Delhi to participate in its meetings when Presidents Rule is imposed in these Union Territories. The amendment, notified by the Ministry of Home Affairs on September 9 and published [] The post Centre revises Inter-State Council rules for UTs appeared first on Northlines .
Woman Arrested For Extortion With False Cases In Kolkata
A 31-year-old woman in Kolkata has been arrested for allegedly extorting money by threatening individuals with false rape and sexual harassment charges. Police state she filed 11 false cases against at least 14 people, often introducing herself as a model. Her modus operandi involved implicating victims, including a dentist and even her own father, in fabricated cases to demand money.
Students Showcase Talent And Creativity At Schools Junior Fest
Srinagar, Sep 19: Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, Sunil Sharma on Saturday questioned the governments repeated reference to lack of powers while responding to basic public grievances, saying issues such as water, electricity, roads, school and hospital staffing and employment needed answers from the elected government. Speaking at a public interaction [] The post LoP questions govts repeated reference to lack of powers appeared first on Northlines .
TATA Boardroom reversal gives Chnadersekharan another five years
Move can reshape balance of power between TATA Sons and TATA Trusts By T N Ashok Now, the central story is not simply that N. Chandrasekaran has been given another five years. It is that the Tata Group has moved, within barely five weeks, from an apparently settled succession process to a boardroom [] The post TATA Boardroom reversal gives Chnadersekharan another five years appeared first on Northlines .
Five accused in Armstrong murder case granted bail
They have been granted bail as the CBI is yet to file a final reportand they have spent over two years in prison; judge says the probe remains at FIR stage after earlier final report was quashed
Jammu hottest at 32.2C, Gulmarg records lowest maximum at 18.2C Srinagar, Sep 19: Jammu and Kashmir is likely to experience generally dry weather till the end of September, with brief spells of rain expected at isolated places in some parts of Kashmir on September 24 and 27, the Meteorological Centre said on Saturday. A [] The post MeT predicts dry weather in J&K till Sept-end, isolated rain on Sept 24, 27 appeared first on Northlines .
Hisar Bar seeks permanent HC bench, submits charter of demands
Princess Dianas Revenge Dress Goes On Tour Before MAJOR Sothebys Auction
Princess Dianas legendary Revenge Dress is back in the spotlight as the iconic black Christina Stambolian gown heads toward auction. Diana wore the figure-hugging dress at the Serpentine Gallery on June 29, 1994, the same day Charles publicly acknowledged his infidelity. Now displayed at Sothebys London, the dress is touring internationally before its December New York sale, with an estimated value of $150,000 to $300,000.
JU Professors & Deans Oppose Panels On IoE Tag And PM-USHA
Seven persons suffer from diarrhea after consuming food at community event
As part of precautionary measures directed by Collector P.S. Leela Alex and District Health Officer M. Vijay Chandran, health teams conducted door-to-door checkups in the village
IGP Jammu leads road march to review security arrangements
Jammu Tawi: Inspector General of Police (IGP), Jammu Zone, Tejinder Singh, conducted a road march here to review security arrangements and reinforce police presence, police said on Saturday. Accompanied by senior police officers, including Deputy Inspector General of Police, Jammu-Samba-Kathua range, Shridhar Patil and Senior Superintendent of Police, Jammu Joginder Singh, the IGP led [] The post IGP Jammu leads road march to review security arrangements appeared first on Northlines .
The Ministry of Educations proposal to comprehensively review the existing framework governing the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) comes at an important juncture for Indias school education system, including Jammu and Kashmir, where the teaching community has long been central to expanding access to education across both urban and remote areas. TET was introduced with [] The post Reforming the TET Framework appeared first on Northlines .
After long wait, Barapullah III to open on Sept 29
13-storey complex, revamped subway to transform Howrah stn transit hub
Jolted by new UPI rule, restos set to discourage digital mode of payment
4 weekends to Puja, shopping hubs across Kolkata feel festive rush
Kolkata Police issues new SOP for civic volunteers
Govt clears Rs 320cr housing project for senior officers in south east Delhi
Lake clean-up destroys nesting sites, birders raise green alarm
Hotel owner acquitted in POCSO case as witnesses skip cross-examination
Delhi CM flags off BJPs 2nd Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra from Fatehgarh Sahib
A Month After Free School St Fire, Bangla Patient Number Continues To Dip
LG attends Maurya Enclave police Jan Sunwai Session
LG joins MCD cleanliness drive, asks citizens to take responsibility for neighbourhoods
HC seeks response on safety of Kangra varsity students amid Beas flood threat
ASI commando found hanging at PTS bathroom
Odisha Tourism 2.0: Govt Pushes for Odia Cuisine, Digital Land Banks, and Rapid Infrastructure
Key highlights from the 2nd State Tourism Promotion Council meeting in Odisha. Chief Secretary Anu Garg emphasized GIS land banks, promoting Odia cuisine, and investor-friendly policies to boost tourism. The post Odisha Tourism 2.0: Govt Pushes for Odia Cuisine, Digital Land Banks, and Rapid Infrastructure appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Rain to continue in Chennai and nearby districts for next few days
Woman threatens sister to withdraw Pocso case against husband
Works dept reviews road and bridge projects
Strengthen the organisation at the booth level, raise students voice strongly: Sanjay Dutt
Agri-machinery portal to reopen on Sept 22
From $1 billion to $25 billion: Indias hand, power tools sector eyes global push
India's hand and power tools exports could exceed $25 billion by 2035, fueled by rising manufacturing and technology adoption. The Tools & Equipment Expo 2026 showcased over 300 exhibitors and highlighted the sector's growth potential amid efforts to strengthen local supply chains.
After HC order, CBI starts probe into illegal constructions
Danam moves SC against HC verdict on his disqualification
Chirag Paswan's LJP(R) eyes UP, Punjab polls, hopes for NDA seat-sharing deal
Chirag Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) is looking to contest the Uttar Pradesh and Punjab Assembly elections as part of the NDA alliance. The party hopes to secure seats by tapping into support among young voters and Dalit communities. Paswan is also set to launch his 'Youth Bole To' dialogue programme from Patna on September 24.
Bigg Boss 20: Salman Khan reveals reason behind his bald look; warns trolls
Salman Khan addressed trolling, body-shaming and invasive paparazzi practices during Bigg Boss 20s Weekend Ka Vaar. He called out faceless trolls, defended celebrities against appearance-based comments, criticised paps for objectifying actresses and urged viewers to respect boundaries
ICDS Supervisor and JRA Caught Taking Rs 30K Bribe from Anganwadi Worker in Ganjam
Two CDPO officials in Hinjilikatu, Ganjam, were arrested by Odisha Vigilance for demanding a Rs 30,000 bribe to release an Anganwadi Centre's pending house rent. The post ICDS Supervisor and JRA Caught Taking Rs 30K Bribe from Anganwadi Worker in Ganjams Hinjilikatu appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
After Danams exit, BRS trains guns on remaining defector MLAs
Revanth invites public to suggest names for airport in Mamnoor
Chamba gets 10 electric and 10 diesel buses
Can Children Be Allowed Space in Public? Young Parents Say Yes
For many young parents, the struggle is not only to calm the child but also to deal with disapproving looks and occasional comments from strangers who expect children to remain quiet and still in public. Parents say they are increasingly questioning whether they should keep apologising for behaviour that is developmentally normal.
Ex-ACP gets jail term for defying HC order
Court Holds Officer Guilty Of Contempt For Bizmans Arrest
ZIM vs AUS 3rd ODI Prediction, Match Preview And Playing XI
ZIM vs AUS 3rd ODI, Cricket Tips: Australia have shown why they are the best in all conditions. With a second-string side, Australia have managed to win the ongoing ODI series in Zimbabwe. They have not let the hosts come near to them in both games. Travis Head finally regained his form with a blistering century. Cooper Connolly has carried his form with half-centuries in both games. They will look to try out the players who have not played in the first two games. The final ODI will start at 1 PM IST on Sunday at Harare Sports Club. Zimbabwe have failed with the bat, and their batters need to stick to the surface to play long innings. ZIM vs AUS: Match Details Date : September 20, 2026 (Sunday) Time : 1:00 PM IST Venue : Harare Sports Club, Harare ZIM vs AUS: Live Streaming Details To watch the final ODI on Sunday, Indian fans can switch to the FanCode mobile app or website with an active subscription. ZIM vs AUS: Head-to-Head in ODIs Total Matches : 35 Zimbabwe : 3 Australia : 31 No-result: 1 ZIM vs AUS: Ground Pitch Report Harare Sports Club has produced flat decks in the first two games. Batters have enjoyed their time on the field. However, there is enough assistance for the bowlers also. Fast bowlers can use the early seam movement, while spinners will be handy in the lateral stages. ZIM vs AUS: Possible XIs Zimbabwe : Brian Bennett, Ben Curran, Brendan Taylor (wk), Innocent Kaia, Craig Ervine, Sikandar Raza (c), Wessly Madhevere, Brad Evans, Wellington Masakadza, Newman Nyamhuri, Blessing Muzarabani Australia : Travis Head, Mitch Marsh (c), Cooper Connolly, Josh Inglis (wk), Alex Carey, Matt Renshaw, Oliver Peake, Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood, Billy Stanlake ZIM vs AUS: Player to Watch Out For Probable Best Batter Travis Head scored a century in the last game and will be looking to produce another thrilling performance. Craig Ervine has used his experience to good effect and made some useful contributions. Probable Best Bowler Nathan Ellis and Blessing Muzarani are two go-to bowlers for each team, and they will be the ones to watch out for. Today Match Prediction: Australia have been too good for the hosts. They have outplayed them in both games and are expected to win the final ODI also. ZIM vs AUS Match 3rd ODI, Today Match ZIM vs AUS, ZIM vs AUS Prediction, ZIM vs AUS Predicted XIs, Injury Update for Zimbabwe vs Australia Match Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Disclaimer : The prediction or cricket tips are purely based on the understanding and research of the writer. So kindly make sure to consider the points above while making your predictions.
You can use DeX on the Galaxy Z Fold 8's inner screen with this trick
Samsung's DeX lets you plug in your Samsung Galaxy device into a monitor or TV to create a PC-like experience. Now, it can launch directly on your phone.
Police detain car driver for orchestrating theft of Rs 4.31 lakh from goat trader
30 kg of silver bars and cash stolen from jewellers house
Vijayawada: Polling Station Lists Published for MPTC, ZPTC Elections
State Election Commissioner Anil Chandra Punetha said on Saturday that the lists were finalized as per the schedule notified by the commission on September 9 for the second ordinary elections to MPTCs and ZPTCs.
Kodad job mela opened new doors for youth: Speaker
How much hair fall is normal? Here's when shedding may signal a big problem
Losing 50 to 150 hairs daily is typically normal, as hair continuously cycles through growth and shedding. However, sudden increases in shedding, visible thinning, or bald patches can signal underlying issues like telogen effluvium, often triggered by stress or illness. Persistent changes warrant a dermatologist's evaluation to distinguish normal shedding from actual hair loss and ensure timely treatment.
Liquor worth 1cr destroyed in fire at Rangareddy wine shop
Deepanshu Shaukeen, an independent candidate, wins the DUSU vice president election and pledges to seek justice for victims of the Saty Niketan incident. Independent Candidate Deepanshu Shaukeen Wins DUSU Vice President Election, Vows to Fight for Justice
Bandi claims collusion between Cong, BRS
Home guard arrested for assaulting woman near Hafeezpet railway station
Railways has approved multiple infrastructure and safety projects across the country, including Kavach 4.0 installation on 607.7 route kilometres in Lucknow Division at Rs 252 crore, Electronic Interlocking at seven Solapur Division stations for Rs 209 crore, a 1x25 kV to 2x25 kV traction upgrade on the Savalyapuram-Guntur section for Rs 142 crore, and a four-lane road overbridge in Gujarat costing Rs 133.2295 crore. The projects aim to strengthen railway safety, signalling, traction capacity and operational efficiency.
Tamil Nadu bypolls: Madurantakam, Dharapuram to to test Vijay govt as TVK faces AIADMK, allies
The Madurantakam and Dharapuram Assembly bypolls will be the first test for the Vijay-led TVK government after 100 days in power. The contests will also be a prestige battle for AIADMK, whose former MLAs joined TVK. Both parties face challenges from alliance partners, with CPI and CPI(M) fielding candidates and PMK staying neutral.
Higher education council holds talks with Indo-German centre official
Explore opportunities for strengthening academic and institutional linkages between higher education institutions in Keralam and those in Germany
16 cases resolved at Sampoorna Samadhan Diwas
Farmers in Wanaparthy facing frequent power cuts: KTR
Kanpur murder: 'Killer bahu, husband to face each other in police grilling
Telangana under-utilising Krishna water share, says Harish
Three workers killed as truck rams stationary scrap vehicle on ORR
Named after a saint, Faridkot celebrates its heritage
Light to moderate rain brings down temperature, provides relief from sultry weather
One in 4 Telangana youth neither employed nor studying: Survey
Mallika Sherawat thanks FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe for food safety crackdowns
Woman devotee exposes fake Srichakra Archana ticket racket ahead of Dasara
Kanaka Durga temple officials lodge police complaint after an old ticket is altered and passed off as valid; EO cautions devotees that Dasara online ticket sales have not yet begun
BRS must back up claims on prohibited lands, say Congress leaders
Bring survey numbers, not hashtags, says TPCC spokesperson
India, Vietnam can collaborate in footwear sector: CLE vice-chairman
Banda AHTU arrests accused in woman trafficking case
Putin BURIES Trumps BIG Russia Plan; Moscow Says Ukraine First Before U.S. Business Deals
Moscow is pushing back on reports of a possible U.S.-Russia economic reset, saying Washington has given no signal that major business deals can move forward before the Ukraine war is settled. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov says the message from the Trump administration remains clear: Ukraine first, economic cooperation later. The reported White House discussions could mark a major shift in U.S.-Russia relations, with possible cooperation in energy, Arctic projects, rare earths, aluminum and other major investments. But with Ukraine negotiations stalled and sanctions pressure continuing, the future of any Trump-Putin economic reset remains uncertain.
Your Silence Said It All: Iran FM Araghchi Fires Back At France Over School Strike
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has launched a blistering attack on France after Foreign Minister Jean-Nol Barrot condemned executions and the treatment of anti-government protesters in Iran. Araghchi told Paris to stop its crocodile tears, cited Algerias official estimate that 1.5 million people were killed during its war of independence from France, and accused the French government of remaining silent after American missiles struck the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls school in Minab. The Algerian death toll remains disputed by French historians, but Paris has resisted demands for a comprehensive apology for its colonial rule. A UN-mandated mission has meanwhile found reasonable grounds to believe the United States committed war crimes in attacks on the Minab school and another civilian location, saying more than 150 peopleincluding 120 childrenwere killed at the school. Washington has rejected those findings. Tehran says the episode exposes a selective human-rights policy that condemns Americas adversaries while overlooking alleged abuses committed by Washington.
DEADLY TRAP: Hezbollah AMBUSHES Israeli Troops, IDF Hit By Roadside Bomb; Netanyahu STUNNED
A roadside bomb struck an Israeli military engineering vehicle operating inside southern Lebanon, lightly wounding two soldiers and triggering immediate Israeli attacks on alleged Hezbollah positions. The IDF blamed Hezbollah for planting the explosive inside Israels military buffer zone and said its retaliatory strikes targeted surveillance posts and infrastructure allegedly being prepared for attacks. Hezbollah had not immediately claimed responsibility, while no casualties were reported from the Israeli strikes. The incident highlights the continuing danger created by Israels military presence on Lebanese territory and Hezbollahs refusal to disarm, where even a limited roadside blast can rapidly trigger airstrikes and another cycle of escalation.
Police Question Youtuber For Second Day In Gannavaram Case
The interrogation was conducted at the Gannavaram DSPs office: Reports
