Harish Rao demands withdrawal of polytechnic merger by Sept 7
Hyderabad: Former minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Deputy Floor Leader T Harish Rao has expressed solidarity with polytechnic students and given the state government a deadline of September 7 to withdraw GO 97. If the government fails to withdraw the order before the Assembly session starts on September 7, he threatened to hold a Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Did India hit Kirana Hills during Op Sindoor? Ex-CDS Anil Chauhan clears air
TPCC disciplinary committee seeks action against Konda Surekha
Hyderabad: The Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) on Tuesday, August 25, recommended action against Forest Minister Konda Surekha over her daughters remarks against Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. The disciplinary committee submitted its report on matters concerning Konda Surekha and Vice Chairman of Telangana State Planning Board G Chinna Reddy to TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Assam: Congress opens ticket race for Nagaon bypoll
The Congress party has opened applications for the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election ticket. AIUDF President Badruddin Ajmal is now being considered for the Nagaon seat. The Congress had previously sought AIUDF support rather than a contest. Assam opposition leader alleged AIUDF faced pressure to field a candidate. Congress expressed confidence in retaining the Nagaon constituency.
Tamil Nadu Government to rejig key AI agencies
TNAIM will be renewed and incorporated as a Section 8 not-for-profit company, while a new government company called the Tamil Nadu AI Vision (TNAIV) will function as the commercial arm of the mission
Free travel for life? UP cabinet approves new scheme for senior women
Uttar Pradesh's Lokmata Ahilyabai Matrushakti Yojana now offers free bus travel. Women aged sixty and older will benefit from this new state initiative. Eligible passengers can simply show their Aadhaar or Voter ID cards. This scheme received approval during a recent state Cabinet meeting. Over one crore women are expected to gain from this program.
Velugonda Project Phase 1 will be inaugurated on August 31: AP CM Naidu
Velugonda Phase-I will provide irrigation water to 1.19 lakh acres, while Phase-II is expected to cover another 3.283 lakh acres
AP Minister Nara Lokesh inaugurates Suzlon wind energy projects worth 10,500 crore
The wind energy projects are expected to generate 1,600 direct and indirect jobs
Zohran Mamdani, JD Vance and an unrouted itinerary: Why MEA blocked US visit of CM Revanth Reddy
CM Revanth Reddy claimed that the Central government discriminated against him and a non-BJP-ruled Telangana by denying clearance for his US visit, and that this denial was about Gujarat supremacy. A question, however, arises: if the Centre had to discriminate against the Congress-ruled state, why would it grant clearance to CM Reddy even for his UK visit?
Shobha Karandlaje urges Governor to block Karnataka Parks Bill over 5% land-use provision
Karandlaje objected particularly to a provision allowing the state government, on the recommendation of a high-level committee, to alienate or permit the use of up to 5% of a parks total area through sale, lease, gift, exchange, mortgage or other means.
SIR: CM Shivakumar writes to ECI, seeks more time to file claims to draft voter rolls
Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar requested the Election Commission of India to extend the deadline. He seeks more time for genuine voters to file claims and objections. Nearly 1.08 crore electors were flagged under the ASDDO category in the state. The Chief Minister emphasized that mobility should not lead to disenfranchisement.
The Bharatiya Janata Party criticised the Congress for its past doubts about the Unified Payments Interface. This digital payment system has become the world's largest real-time platform. UPI transactions have seen a massive increase in volume and value over ten years. The party highlighted its widespread adoption and availability in multiple countries. This growth contrasts with earlier predictions of its failure.
J&K BJP identifies constituencies across UT for electoral gains
The BJP plans to intensify its outreach in 20-25 constituencies in Kashmir and several seats in Jammu where it failed to win in 2024. The party will appoint constituency incharges and focus on areas including Shopian, Rajpora, Gurez, Rajouri-Poonch and Doda-Ramban.
Land Records goes Digital, Farmer Services gets Smarter
J&K advances AgriStack frame work under DILRMP SRINAGAR, AUGUST 25: In a major step towards modernising land administration and creating a more transparent, citizen-centric system of Revenue and Agricultural services, Jammu and Kashmir has accelerated the digitisation and updation of land records while simultaneously preparing the verified land database for integration with the AgriStack framework [] The post Land Records goes Digital, Farmer Services gets Smarter appeared first on Northlines .
Large-scale violations, extrajudicial killings,
The UNCERD somehow made Rohingya Muslims the bigger victims of the April 2022 Pahalgam attack wherein Hindus were singled out and shot dead by Islamic terrorists for being Hindus, as the Central government launched a crackdown against illegal immigrants.
Travel from Hyderabad airport to get cheaper with revised user fee to come into effect from Sept 1
Arriving passengers to pay fee for first time
Silent Alarm: Why Leg Pain While Walking Could Be an Early Warning Sign of Heart Disease
Dr. T. S. Kler, Chairman & HOD BLK-Max Heart & Vascular Institute, Chairman Pan Max Electrophysiology, BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital, Delhi Persistent leg pain or cramping while walking is often dismissed as a sign of ageing, muscle fatigue, or arthritis. However, it could actually be an early warning sign of an underlying heart [] The post Silent Alarm: Why Leg Pain While Walking Could Be an Early Warning Sign of Heart Disease appeared first on Northlines .
Doval, Wang hold India, China Special Representatives talks on border issue, improvement of ties
The talks assumed significance as they are being held ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's much-anticipated visit to New Delhi to attend the BRICS summit on September 12-13.
16-Crore Lifesaving Appeal for 9-Month-Old Girl Battling Rare SMA
New Delhi:The parents of nine-month-old Aditi Nilani, who has been diagnosed with the rare and severe genetic disorder Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 2, are making urgent efforts to raise 16 crore for her treatment. Aditi requires a gene therapy drug, which has to be imported from abroad, at an estimated cost of 16 crore. [] The post 16-Crore Lifesaving Appeal for 9-Month-Old Girl Battling Rare SMA appeared first on Northlines .
For-profit social enterprise Rays of Belief Ltd to come out with IPO to fund expansion
The price band of the issue has been fixed between 227 and 239 per share
Centre Forms Panel to Assess National Sea Buckthorn Research Centre in Ladakh
Leh/Jammu, Aug 25: The Union Agriculture Ministry has constituted a high-level committee to examine the proposal for setting up a dedicated National Sanjeevani Research Centre for Sea Buckthorn in Ladakhs Nubra Valley, officials said. The committee was formed by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) on August 21 following a proposal by Lieutenant Governor [] The post Centre Forms Panel to Assess National Sea Buckthorn Research Centre in Ladakh appeared first on Northlines .
Telangana BJP chief questions Revanth Reddy over US meetings
Hyderabad: Taking exception to Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddys attack against the NDA government at the Centre over the denial of permission for his US visit, state BJP president N Ramchander Rao on Tuesday, August 25, said the CM should first state whom he had planned to meet in America. He demanded that Revanth Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
JMC Seals 46 Indira Chowk Shops Over Four-Year Rent Default
Jammu, Aug 25: The Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) on Tuesday sealed 46 shops at the vegetable market in Indira Chowk for defaulting on rent payments for more than four years, officials said. The sealing action was carried out after the shop allottees failed to clear their outstanding dues despite repeated notices issued by the civic [] The post JMC Seals 46 Indira Chowk Shops Over Four-Year Rent Default appeared first on Northlines .
Maharashtra launches initiative to expand eye care for school kids
The partnership will fund a school eye health program to screen 2 million students in grades 5 to 10 at Zilla Parishad and government schools
Doval Meets Chinese Vice President Ahead of India-China Border Talks
BEIJING, Aug 25: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Tuesday met Chinese Vice President Han Zheng and discussed measures to maintain peace and tranquillity along the border and further improve India-China bilateral ties. Doval, who arrived in Beijing on Monday, held the meeting ahead of the Special Representatives (SR) talks on the India-China boundary question [] The post Doval Meets Chinese Vice President Ahead of India-China Border Talks appeared first on Northlines .
SC hears Abhishek Banerjees plea seeking expedited decision on disqualification of 20 Rebel TMC MPs
The Supreme Court heard a plea from TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee regarding rebel MPs. He sought expedition of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla's decision on disqualification. The apex court declined to issue notice to the Speaker and secretary-general. A similar plea by Shiv Sena (UBT) was previously halted by the court. Banerjee challenged the delay in deciding disqualification proceedings against twenty MPs.
TN Ministers defend Parandur airport decision, policy note says new airport site will be selected
Tabling the policy note in the Assembly, Industries Minister S Keerthana assuring that land acquisition for an alternative airport would not come at the cost of agriculturists livelihoods.
UPI Turns 10, Transaction Volume Surges Nearly 13,000-Fold
New Delhi, Aug 25: The Unified Payments Interface (UPI) completed a decade of operations on Tuesday, emerging as the backbone of Indias digital payments ecosystem with its annual transaction volume surging nearly 13,000-fold since its launch in 2016. Launched on August 25, 2016, UPI has transformed the way people make payments by providing an interoperable [] The post UPI Turns 10, Transaction Volume Surges Nearly 13,000-Fold appeared first on Northlines .
Vidyarthi Sahyog Shivir: Bihar launches monthly camps to resolve student grievances
The initiative comes as students and job aspirants continue protests in Patna, with authorities seeking a direct mechanism to address complaints
Two Suspected Terror Associates Arrested in Pulwama, Arms Recovered
Srinagar, Aug 25: Security forces arrested two suspected over ground workers (OGWs) of terrorists and recovered a pistol, 12 rounds of ammunition and a hand grenade from their possession in the Yarwan forest area of Pulwama district, officials said on Tuesday. The arrests were made during a joint operation by Jammu and Kashmir Police, Army [] The post Two Suspected Terror Associates Arrested in Pulwama, Arms Recovered appeared first on Northlines .
H1N1 Cases Surge in Delhi; Children, Elderly Among Most Vulnerable, Say Doctors
New Delhi, Aug 25: With H1N1 influenza cases rising sharply in the national capital, doctors have warned that children, elderly persons, pregnant women and individuals with chronic illnesses remain the most vulnerable to severe infection and complications. According to Delhi health department data, the city has reported over 2,300 Influenza-A cases this year, including more [] The post H1N1 Cases Surge in Delhi; Children, Elderly Among Most Vulnerable, Say Doctors appeared first on Northlines .
Calcutta HC grants Abhishek Banerjee protection from coercive action in 3 criminal cases
The Calcutta High Court granted protection to TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee. Police cannot take coercive measures or interrogate him in three cases. Banerjee must seek permission before traveling abroad for medical treatment. He must cooperate with the ongoing investigation and comply with notices. The court will review progress reports on November 23.
One lakh jobs in next 6 months, declares Yogi
In a major announcement, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on August 25 that the state government will issue appointment letters to one lakh young people over the next six months.In his speech at an appointment letter distribution programme, the CM highlighted the govt's record on recruitment since 2017. He said more than 9.30 lakh government jobs had been provided in Uttar Pradesh over the past nine-and-a-half years. He claimed that none of these appointments had faced a challenge in the recruitment process.The CM was speaking at an event in Lucknow where appointment letters were handed over to 3,446 technical assistants and 126 market secretaries.The chief minister said the government would issue appointment letters to the next batch of one lakh candidates on a weekly basis during the coming six months. The announcement comes as employment and recruitment remain important political issues in the state.Also read | Gadkari says cant work much now after 30 yrs serviceAdityanath contrasted the current recruitment process with the system that existed before 2017, alleging that government vacancies were then affected by corruption, delays and political interference.He said recruitment advertisements were often followed by prolonged uncertainty, with candidates waiting for results and courts eventually intervening.According to the chief minister, the problem was not a lack of merit among young people but alleged corruption within recruitment bodies and government institutions. He said selecting candidates transparently and without discrimination allows the state to make better use of its human resources.Adityanath also linked the governments recruitment policy to its stated zero-tolerance approach towards crime and corruption.He said the administration would continue its action against organised networks involved in examination cheating and promised strict punishment for those running such operations.The chief minister also sought to address concerns over sugar availability in Uttar Pradesh. He said the state does not face a sugar shortage and has sufficient stocks to meet domestic requirements.Also read | Rajasthan HCs school reset: Junk food, screensUttar Pradesh consumes about four lakh tonnes of sugar a month, while the state currently has around 28 lakh tonnes in stock, Adityanath said. This, he added, amounts to roughly seven months of supply.He added that sugar mills are expected to resume operations from October 15, with the state projected to produce another 90 lakh tonnes of sugar.Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh has the production capacity to meet its own requirements and contribute to supplies for the wider country.The chief minister also pointed to overseas employment opportunities for workers from the state. He said countries including Japan, Germany and Israel were showing interest in recruiting young people from Uttar Pradesh.Adityanath said around 5,000 workers from the state had already gone to Israel for employment and were earning about Rs 1.5 lakh a month, with food and accommodation provided.He also used the occasion to compare the states current situation with conditions before 2017. Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh had previously faced problems involving migration, farmer distress, concerns over women's safety and the influence of criminal groups.The chief minister said the governments focus on recruitment, law and order and employment opportunities was aimed at changing that perception and creating more opportunities for the states young population.
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I cant work much now, Nitin Gadkari's latest comments spark retirement speculation
Union minister Nitin Gadkari's comments about the new generation have fueled retirement peculation. He spoke about his 30 years in public life and reduced capacity for work. Gadkari has not formally announced any decision regarding his political future. The remarks coincide with reports of a potential Union Cabinet reshuffle. He also discussed health changes and concerns for farmer welfare.
TN Minister moves resolution to exempt TET for teachers appointed before Aug 2010
The Minister stated that about 328,701 government school teachers in the State may lose their job benefits or positions if they do not pass the Teacher Eligibility Test
Mahayuti allies agree not to criticise each other: Bawankule
Mumbai: The constituents of the ruling Mahayuti alliance in Maharashtra have decided to contest upcoming elections together and refrain from making critical or contradictory remarks against each other, senior BJP leader and Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule said on Monday, August 24. Even if the upcoming elections are local polls, it was decided that they would Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
School building safety: Tamil Nadu proposes red, yellow, green sticker system
The proposed system will help authorities identify buildings needing immediate closure, urgent repairs or continued use based on structural assessments
6,000-crore Haldia Petrochemicals project to be inaugurated on October 14
The announcements come as West Bengal seeks to showcase fresh industrial activity and expand investment across multiple sectors
The new directive seeks to ensure treating faculty remain available to government hospital patients during the crucial period following admission.
Luxembourg-based iPC proposes 83,480 crore investment in Karnataka in three phases
The proposed project will combine large-scale digital infrastructure with green hydrogen and power generation across an integrated Bengaluru-Tumakuru platform
Haryana pitches strategic partnership as MoUs worth 66,000 crore signed
The state outlined sector-specific growth plans and measures aimed at attracting investment, strengthening industries and expanding economic opportunities across districts
22 million hectares of degraded land restored during 2011 and 2020
SC to consider Tarun Tejpal's plea for exemption from surrender
Abhishek Banerjee in SC for speedy order on rebel MPs
Showcase India's strengths to woo tourists: PM Modi
P Chidambaram dubs one nation, one poll 'monstrous'; Vidhi Centre flags constitutional risks
Former minister P Chidambaram called the 'one nation, one election' plan unconstitutional. Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy also urged significant changes to the proposed framework. They argued curtailing legislature tenure violates the Constitution's basic structure. The think tank flagged potential delegation of Parliament's amending powers. The joint committee will examine all submissions before making recommendations.
Why strangulate ISRO with privatisation push: Congress
Congress accuses the government of aggressive privatization of India's space program. This agenda will limit the Indian Space Research Organisation's rocket development and manufacturing. The party questions why ISRO is being strangulated and emasculated by this policy. Much of ISRO's satellite assets may transfer to private companies under this plan.
Omar defends power tariff hike, cites 14% rise by previous Govts
Says 200 free units to be provided to eligible consumers;Calls threats to Pandit employees serious Srinagar, Aug 24:Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday defended the governments decision to increase electricity tariffs by 6.83%, saying those questioning the hike should also remember that previous governments had raised power rates by more than 14%. The Chief Minister [] The post Omar defends power tariff hike, cites 14% rise by previous Govts appeared first on Northlines .
Hot, humid weather to prevail, brief rain spells likely
Jammu Tawi, Aug 24:Jammu and Kashmir is likely to witness generally hot and humid weather over the coming days, with brief spells of rain and thundershowers at scattered places, the Meteorological Centre here said on Monday. According to the latest forecast brief spells of rain or thundershowers are likely at scattered places during the early [] The post Hot, humid weather to prevail, brief rain spells likely appeared first on Northlines .
Govt to upgrade 714 High Schools into K-12
Srinagar, Aug 24:The Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah on Monday rolled out a phased plan to upgrade 714 High Schools into full-fledged K-12 composite institutions. The decision was taken in a review meeting on Monday chaired by CM Omar Abdullah. K-12 education refers to the system of public and private primary and [] The post Govt to upgrade 714 High Schools into K-12 appeared first on Northlines .
Duo falls into Chenab in Kishtwar, search Op launched
Jammu Tawi, Aug 24:Two persons fell into the Chenab River at Murnall Nalla in the Bunjwah area of Kishtwar district on Monday, prompting a search operation, officials said. An official said that the two persons fell into the river this afternoon under circumstances that are yet to be ascertained. He said that soon after the [] The post Duo falls into Chenab in Kishtwar, search Op launched appeared first on Northlines .
CM directs fast probe into Kishtwar schoolgirl incident
Srinagar, Aug 24:Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today directed the School Education Department to complete its inquiry into the heinous incident in Kishtwar involving a young schoolgirl on an expeditious basis, so that stringent and exemplary action can be ensured in the matter. The Chief Minister directed the concerned authorities to complete the inquiry within one [] The post CM directs fast probe into Kishtwar schoolgirl incident appeared first on Northlines .
Three families evacuated after land subsidence in Ramban
Jammu Tawi, Aug 24 : Three families comprising 10 members were evacuated as a precautionary measure after land subsidence and cracks in residential houses were reported in a village in Ramban district, officials said on Monday. The land subsidence at Kulthi Chakka Kundi in Tehsil Rajgarh, along the banks of the Chenab River, triggered panic [] The post Three families evacuated after land subsidence in Ramban appeared first on Northlines .
NC leader booked over provocative remarks in Ladakh
Leh, Aug 24: Police have registered an FIR against a senior National Conference (NC) leader over his alleged derogatory and provocative remarks against the BJP in Drass district of Ladakh a few days ago, officials said on Monday. The complainant, BJP district president, Drass Fayaz Ahmed Qari, alleged that NC territorial vice president Ghulam Rasool [] The post NC leader booked over provocative remarks in Ladakh appeared first on Northlines .
Telangana Assembly to meet from September 7, poll age cut likely
Hyderabad: The Telangana Assembly session will begin on September 7, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy informed MLAs during a meeting held at the Secretariat on Monday, August 24. The Chief Minister discussed development programmes in their Assembly constituencies and instructed legislators to complete pending land acquisition for irrigation projects expeditiously. Reddy warned that projects would Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Manoj Jarange firm on Aug 29 hunger strike over Maratha quota
Manoj Jarange, a Maratha reservation activist, will begin a hunger strike on August 29. He is demanding reservation for the Maratha community under the OBC category. Maharashtra ministers met Jarange and urged him to reconsider his protest plans. The ministers appealed to the activist not to proceed with the planned agitation. Jarange, however, remains steadfast in his resolve for the reservation demand.
Tamil Nadu CM announces free LPG, wider free bus travel for women
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay announced new welfare programs for state residents. Eligible families will receive three free LPG cylinders annually starting Pongal 2027. This initiative aims to benefit approximately thirteen million families across the state. Free bus travel for women has also been expanded to include deluxe government buses. Transgender persons will now also receive free travel benefits on state buses.
DMK, allies walk out of TN Assembly over Parandur airport project scrapping
The Tamil Nadu government has decided to scrap the proposed Parandur greenfield airport project. Opposition parties staged a walkout in the assembly protesting this significant decision. Farmers had strongly opposed parting with their land for the airport development. Former chief minister MK Stalin stated this move sets back state growth. The DMK accused the speaker of suppressing their voices in the assembly.
98 pc of 22A registrations cleared, says Telangana minister
Hyderabad:Telangana Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy on Monday, August 24, rejected claims that lakhs of acres had been wrongly added to the states Section 22A prohibited property list, calling it a misleading Opposition campaign, and said 98 per cent of registrations sought under the provision had already been cleared. Addressing a press conference at the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Is Mecca Pact a counterweight to Israel, or simply a Muslim NATO?
New Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani alliance has many uncertainties By Roger Mckenzie We should view the new military pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan as a reaction to the increasingly unstable times in which welive. As a great part of the cause of these unstable times is down to the actions of the [] The post Is Mecca Pact a counterweight to Israel, or simply a Muslim NATO? appeared first on Northlines .
Humanitarian situation becomes more complicated than ever before By Tajul Islam The Arakan Army (AA), an ethnic armed organization based in Myanmars Rakhine State, is seeking to consolidate its influence through more than battlefield gains. Researchers, analysts and people familiar with developments along the Bangladesh-Myanmar border say the group is also using ethnic [] The post Arakan Armys Dream State and emerging security challenge for Bangladesh appeared first on Northlines .
It seems that all is not well as far as security level in the jails across Jammu and Kashmir is concerned. The report regarding the escape of two inmates from a high-security Central Jail in Srinagar is a matter of grave concern. The incident has raised many questions about the level of security in the [] The post Augment Jails security appeared first on Northlines .
Revanth refuses to be drawn into row over minister
Hyderabad: Refusing to be drawn into the row over criticism against him and other leaders by Forest Minister Konda Surekhas daughter, Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Monday, August 24, said All India Congress Committee (AICC) and the partys state unit would examine all internal issues of the party. Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC), AICC, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Rayees Ahmad Kumar Marriages are strongly recommended in Islam. The Prophet (PBUH) says, Nikah is my Sunnah; whoever denies it is not among us, and we have nothing to do with him. It is through marriages that a clan is preserved and its roots give rise to new branches. When nikah becomes expensive, zina becomes [] The post Austerity in Marriage appeared first on Northlines .
97 crore voters, 1.8 crore election workers: CEC highlights scale of India's polls
India's Chief Election Commissioner referred to the impressive 97 crore voters as the largest family globally. During general elections, the Election Commission of India transforms into the world's biggest organization, facilitating connection among 1.8 crore officials via the ECINET platform. This essential tool ensures streamlined communication and holds extensive electoral data tracing back to 1951.
From Mecca to Damascus and Dhaka: The Making of a New Strategic Axis?
Trkiye, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria and the Changing Security Equation for Bharat By Col. (Dr.) Dev Anand Lohamaror The geopolitical developments unfolding across West Asia and South Asia in August 2026 point towards an emerging strategic realignment that Bharat cannot afford to ignore. On August 7, Saudi Arabia, Trkiye and Pakistan signed the Mecca Joint [] The post From Mecca to Damascus and Dhaka: The Making of a New Strategic Axis? appeared first on Northlines .
Congress, CJP, AAP question Centre over ministers bungalows spend
New Delhi: The rise in the annual expenditure on the upkeep of Union ministers official residences in Delhi drew criticism from the Congress, CJP and AAP on Monday, August 24, with the three questioning the Centres spending priorities and the state of public services and government schools. The Congress led the attack, accusing the Modi Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
CJP calls for Sep 5 march in Delhi, accuses Centre of reneging on promises
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Monday called for a protest march in Delhi on September 5, accusing the Centre of failing to honour the promises made on July 25 to convince the outfit to withdraw its 36-day agitation against examination irregularities. The march, to be held on Teachers' Day, will begin at India Gate and proceed towards the Delhi Police Headquarters, the CJP announced in a statement. It said the march would be led by families of students who died by suicide following the cancellation of NEET exam and the subsequent re-test, and those who were allegedly subjected to police excesses during the July agitation. The decision was taken at a meeting of the CJP National Working Committee on Monday, a month after the outfit called off its agitation following negotiations with the Centre. Our patience cannot be mistaken for weakness. Our good faith cannot become an opportunity for the government to betray the young people of this country, the CJP, which began as a satiri
'Hindu baiter': CM Himanta slams Rahul Gandhi over Manusmriti row
Indonesia partners with Anant Ambanis Vantara to strengthen wildlife healthcare and conservation
'Enough is enough': Kangana hits back at Baba Ramdev, Taapsee Pannu, Ashutosh Ranas remark
Surprise protests, GenZ outreach: Rahul Gandhi's new playbook after CJP's success
Chennais second airport search back on the agenda after Parandur setback
The focus could turn again on Kancheepuram and Chengalpattu districts
Kejriwal to address town hall on E20 petrol policy during Goa visit
Karnataka clears 5% park-land use, putting green spaces in focus
Under the Bill, up to 5% of the total extent of any park or garden can be alienated for infrastructure or utility projects
No need to make drivers Marathi experts, basic communication enough: Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra's Chief Minister, Devendra Fadnavis, has emphasized that the requirement for drivers to understand Marathi is about facilitating basic communication, not mastering the language. The state is taking a humane approach, offering drivers more time to learn functional Marathi if necessary. Starting August 20, a state-run initiative will assess the drivers' Marathi proficiency, aiming to uphold the cultural identity and essence of the Marathi language.
TMC moves SC against delay in disqualification of 20 rebel MPs
Mumbai food safety crackdown: FDA shuts 5 MCA restaurants over hygiene violations
Telangana BJP chief starts hunger strike over tuition fee dues
Hyderabad: Telangana Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president N Ramchander Rao on Monday, August 24, began a 48-hour hunger strike demanding that the Congress government release pending dues of students tuition fee reimbursement scheme. Rao, who began the fast at the party office in Hyderabad, said the pending dues to the tune of Rs 12,000 crore Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Karnataka: Kumaraswamy alleges DK-linked benami bid to take over NICE, vows to release documents
Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy accused Chief Minister DK Shivakumar of a benami takeover attempt. He alleged the Chief Minister is acquiring the NICE toll road project through shell companies. Kumaraswamy also claimed the project involves significant land scams and violations of its agreement. He stated farmers await compensation while the company sold acquired land. The minister also criticized the state government for commercializing public spaces.
'Lot of people are proud to be': Congress MP P Chidambaram breaks silence on Dimagi Naxal row
Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay announces more free buses for women; 3 free cooking gas cylinders
In an effort to alleviate living costs, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay has announced new initiatives including fare-free bus travel for women and the distribution of three free cooking gas cylinders per year to qualifying families. The fare-free bus service is set to launch on October 2, while the gas cylinder program will kick off in January 2027.
Abhishek Banerjee seeks SC direction on disqualification of 20 TMC MPs
Abhishek Banerjee has approached the Supreme Court seeking an urgent decision from the Speaker. The plea concerns the disqualification of twenty Trinamool Congress Lok Sabha MPs. These MPs have aligned themselves with the Nationalist Citizens Party of India. The Supreme Court has listed Banerjee's plea for hearing on August 25. This action challenges the alleged delay in deciding the disqualification proceedings.
EAM Jaishankar meets Russian President Putin; discusses bilateral ties, global developments
Karnataka BJP escalates Valmiki scam fight, plans overnight Assembly dharna
The BJP intensified its confrontation with the state government on Monday. Opposition legislators disrupted Assembly proceedings, demanding minister B Nagendra's removal. This action stems from an alleged Rs 187 crore scam involving the Valmiki ST Development Corporation. The Congress government has rejected the opposition's allegations and accusations of shielding the minister. Two bills were passed in the Legislative Council amid ongoing opposition protests.
Not taking political 'sanyas', won't stop till BJP is in obscurity: Mamata
Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on Monday asserted that she would not take political 'sanyas' (retirement) and won't stop till she forced the BJP into obscurity. In a Facebook Live, she also said people of the state had understood the true face of the BJP within four months of the change in the government. Banerjee alleged that the Census exercise was another backdoor attempt to enforce the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and that it was implemented without consulting political parties. She also said people must exercise caution before signing Census forms and sharing personal data, warning that it may result in personal savings getting wiped off. Amid women's protests in different parts of the state over alleged delay in disbursement of funds of Annapurna Bhandar financial aid scheme for women, Banerjee said the state's BJP government was slashing the number of beneficiaries on the pretext of ineligibility. We had launched Lakshmir Bhandar to make women financially
Not taking political 'sanyas', will not stop till I force BJP into obscurity: Mamata
Mamata Banerjee vowed to continue her political fight against the BJP government. She alleged the Census exercise was a backdoor attempt to implement the NRC. The state government is reportedly slashing beneficiaries of financial aid schemes. Banerjee accused the BJP of orchestrating vandalism at Jadavpur University campus. She plans to move the Supreme Court regarding illegal deletion of voters.
