Sinha calls for universities to foster opportunity creators
Says true measure of Universitys success lies in its students, alumni Jammu Tawi, Aug 19:Asking varsities to transform students into creators of opportunities rather than mere job seekers, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday said that a university is not built by its buildings but by ideas, dreams, and possibilities. Addressing the 23rd Foundation Day [] The post Sinha calls for universities to foster opportunity creators appeared first on Northlines .
JERC equalizes power tariff, grants industrial rates to Ladakh
Srinagar, Aug 19:The Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission (JERC) has mandated that hotels, guest houses, resorts, and homestays registered with the Ladakh Tourism Department will be reclassified for electricity billing. The Commission said that these establishments shall be charged tariffs at par with industrial consumersa move that may alter operational costs for the regions hospitality sector. [] The post JERC equalizes power tariff, grants industrial rates to Ladakhs hospitality sector appeared first on Northlines .
Train speed on Katra-Banihal section raised to 100 kmph: Rlys
Jammu Tawi, Aug 18 : The maximum permissible speed of trains on the 111-km-long new broad gauge rail section between Katra and Banihal under Northern Railways Jammu division has been increased to 100 kmph, officials said. The 111-km-long Katra-Banihal rail section is a crucial and technically challenging component of the ambitious Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Railway Link (USBRL) [] The post Train speed on Katra-Banihal section raised to 100 kmph: Rlys appeared first on Northlines .
Holy Mace of Machail Yatra departs for Paddar
Jammu Tawi, Aug 19 : The Pavitra Charri (Holy Mace) of the Shree Machail Mata Yatra, accompanied by thousands of devotees, left the Gori Shankar Temple in Sarkoot for Sub-Division Paddar early Wednesday, an official said. Earlier, the Holy Mace had embarked on its journey from Jain Bazar in Jammu, reached Doda, and arrived in [] The post Holy Mace of Machail Yatra departs for Paddar appeared first on Northlines .
Omar rubbishes corruption charges by BJP, says hold a probe
Srinagar, Aug 19 : Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday dared the BJP to have a probe conducted into the corruption charges it has levelled, saying his government does not control any investigative agency. Even if we assume for a second that their allegation is true, we dont even have the power to conceal such [] The post Omar rubbishes corruption charges by BJP, says hold a probe appeared first on Northlines .
Bilal Mir transferred as Dy Secy in JK Assembly
Jammu Tawi, Aug 19: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has ordered the transfer and posting of JKAS officer Bilal Ahmad Mir, with immediate effect. According to Government Order No. 1415-JK(GAD) of 2026, issued by the General Administration Department (GAD) on August 19, Bilal Ahmad Mir, JKAS, presently serving as Sub-Registrar, Khansahib, and holding additional charge [] The post Bilal Mir transferred as Dy Secy in JK Assembly appeared first on Northlines .
Congress Working Committee resolves to stick to two-stanza Vande Mataram recital at party events
The Congress Working Committee has decided to limit the recitation of Vande Mataram to just two stanzas. In an effort to engage more students, the party will expand its outreach program to over 700 cities. Chief ministers are urged to submit blueprints for restructuring the education system within a month. Furthermore, a nationwide protest is set to address the alleged theft of donations meant for the Ayodhya temple.
J&K: US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor enjoys a Shikara Ride at Dal Lake in Srinagar
J&K: US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor enjoys a Shikara Ride at Dal Lake in Srinagar
Congress asks its CMs to draw up roadmap to overhaul education, exam system
Kharge asks Congress CMs to work with education experts on a roadmap to overhaul the education and examination system as the party prepares to intensify its grassroots campaign
Writing about my life did not come easily to me: Sonia on upcoming memoir
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, whose 544-page memoir will be published in November, has said writing about her life meant opening herself up and sharing experiences she had kept deep inside, as she reflected on the heartbreak and loss that drew her into politics. It was heartbreak and loss that threw me into the public world of politics. Up till then I had guarded my privacy fiercely, Gandhi said in a statement issued here on Tuesday by publisher Alfred A Knopf. Writing about my life did not come easily to me. It meant opening myself up, sharing moments and experiences I had always held deep inside, the senior Congress leader said. Titled 'Belonging: A Journey of Love', the memoir will be released in hardcover and ebook by Knopf on November 10, with an audio edition to be published by Penguin Random House. The publisher said an announced first printing of 100,000 copies has been set. Gandhi described the book as a estament of my heart's journey through the tender joys and dark
India-Bangladesh: From liberation war to Sheikh Hasina test
Dhaka wants conducive environment fro PM visit By Ashok Nilakantan Ayers The relationship between India and Bangladesh has arrived at its most delicate moment in decades. A friendship forged in the blood and sacrifice of the 1971 Liberation War is now being tested by the fate of one woman: Sheikh Hasina, the daughter [] The post India-Bangladesh: From liberation war to Sheikh Hasina test appeared first on Northlines .
America may finally be learning to vote like India
Trump pressing Congress to pass enabling law By Ashok Nilakantan Ayers US President Donald Trumps embrace of Indias voter-ID system opens a larger debate: can the worlds oldest democracy borrow election-management lessons from the worlds largest? For decades, Americans have lectured the rest of the world about the sanctity of elections. Now, [] The post America may finally be learning to vote like India appeared first on Northlines .
Death penalty survives, but door to abolition opens wider
Science may force reconsideration of right of state to kill By K Raveendran The Supreme Courts refusal to refer the challenge to execution by hanging to a larger constitutional bench may appear, at first sight, to strengthen the legal foundations of capital punishment in India. A closer reading points in a more complicated [] The post Death penalty survives, but door to abolition opens wider appeared first on Northlines .
India pushes coal gasification to reduce import risks
Ripple effects of Gulf tensions spread fast, create crisis By R. Suryamurthy Energy security often becomes a national priority only when a crisis erupts. The current conflict spreading across West Asia has once again reminded India how fragile global energy supply chains can be and how deeply its own economy remains tied [] The post India pushes coal gasification to reduce import risks appeared first on Northlines .
SC on India's garbage crisis: Train students to teach parents, upgrade waste systems
SC on Indias garbage crisis Train students to teach parents upgrade waste systems
Students take out Abhar Yatra in as Jharkhand govt accepts demands, cancels exam
ICC says U.S. sanctions 'flagrant attack' on court independence
'I'm not informed': Taiwan-China question trips up Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina debate
'I'm not informed': Taiwan-China question trips up Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina debate
Uttarakhand HC rejects bail pleas of 3 convicts in Ankita Bhandari murder case
'Don't you dare harm our officials': Trans woman jailed for 6 yrs in bid to assassinate Bessent
'Don't you dare harm our officials': Trans woman jailed for 6 yrs in bid to assassinate Bessent
'Keystone XL woken from grave': Trump pauses 50% Canada tariffs as Carney races to seal trade deal
'Keystone XL woken from grave': Trump pauses 50% Canada tariffs as Carney races to seal trade deal
Kangana Ranaut Hits Back At Baba Ramdev Amid 'Generation Gutter' Controversy
Kangana Ranaut hit back at Baba Ramdev over his criticism of her Gen Z remarks, objecting to his comments about her character, youth and personal life.
Pakistan summons US envoy over Sergio Gor's 'J&K important part of India' remark
Pakistan summons US envoy over Sergio Gors JK important part of India remark
Congress to stick to 1937 resolution on Vande Mataram
The Congress Working Committee has chosen to embrace a 1937 resolution by singing two stanzas of Vande Mataram. This decision comes amidst accusations from the BJP, who claim Congress is disrespecting the national song. In response, Congress argues that the BJP is diverting attention from more significant national matters while reaffirming their commitment to the national song and anthem.
Men's Hockey World Cup: India beat Pakistan 5-3
India secured their place in the second round of the 2026 FIH Men's Hockey World Cup after defeating Pakistan 5-3.
On the upside, the 24,20024,300 zone is likely to act as an immediate resistance band, coinciding with the index's key EMA cluster.
Russian drone attacks kill five in Ukraine's Kherson, governor says
Pakistan whines, summons top diplomat over US envoy Gor's J&K remark in Srinagar
Trump says North Korea has 57 'very powerful' nuclear weapons; plans meeting with Kim Jong Un
US President Donald Trump said North Korea has 57 very powerful nuclear weapons and indicated he plans to meet leader Kim Jong Un. His remarks came after he ordered the Pentagon to cut short joint military exercises with South Korea. Experts have offered varying estimates of Pyongyangs nuclear arsenal.
'Legal cockroaches united': CJP hails planned protest for Bar chief's resignation
A protest is planned against the Bar Council of India chairman over a withdrawn directive. The All India Young Advocates Association will demonstrate demanding his resignation. This follows the chairman's apology to law students regarding the NALSAR University controversy. The initial directive barred NALSAR graduating students from becoming advocates. The controversy involved a campaign against the Chief Justice of India's convocation participation.
SC dismisses Centre's review plea in GST ITC case vs Airtel, Indus
Court finds no error in its August 2025 ruling allowing ITC on telecom tower infrastructure
Hockey World Cup: Harmanpreet Singh, Abhishek's Brace Help India Continue Dominance Over Pakistan
Skipper Harmanpreet Singh and striker Abhishek scored a brace each as India extended their decade-long unbeaten run over arch-rivals Pakistan with a 5-3 win in a high-voltage FIH World Cup Pool D match.
Quote of the day by Malcolm Forbes offers a powerful reminder that authentic ambition can be a foundation for meaningful success. Doing what you want does not guarantee an easy journey, instant recognition, or unlimited financial rewards. It does, however, create the possibility of building a life in which effort is connected to purpose. When people understand what matters to them, develop the necessary skills, remain disciplined through setbacks, and stay open to learning, their goals become more than abstract dreams.
iPhone 17 Pro Buyers Can Get Rs 11,000 Discount Ahead Of iPhone 18 Pro Launch. Here's How
Apples iPhone 17 Pro gets a significant discount on Vijay Sales, but should you buy it ahead of the iPhone 18 Pro?
National Security? Who Cares!: Darline Grahams South China Sea Response 'Embarrasses' America
Interim GOP Sen. Darline Graham faced an awkward moment during a South Carolina Senate debate after she declined to answer a question about Taiwan and the South China Sea. Asked whether the issues were matters of U.S. national security, Graham said she was not that informed on national security and added, its not my thing, while stressing that she supports the military. She is facing Rep. Ralph Norman in the Republican runoff.
Adani Visits Gujarat's Mahudi Jain Temple With Family Ahead Of Paryushan Mahaparva
For Adani, the visit has a personal connection to seva (self-less service), a value that has shaped his contribution to society.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju addressed the NEET exam protests, emphasizing that no lives were claimed during these incidents. He referenced historical contexts, highlighting tragic events under Congress administrations, such as the police shootings during the Telangana agitation in 1969, which resulted in multiple student fatalities, and the Turkman Gate demolition during the Emergency, where many lost their lives due to police actions.
Sunita Ahuja withdraws divorce case, confirms Govinda's manager: No one was happy about it
Sunita Ahuja has withdrawn the divorce petition she had filed against actor Govinda, his manager Shashi Sinha confirmed to IANS. Sunita was spotted at the Bandra family court with her son Yashvardhan Ahuja. The development comes after recent public allegations and exchanges between the couple.
Vijay Deverakonda shared a candid glimpse of himself napping between his parents after rain cancelled his shoot. The actor gave photo credit to wife Rashmika Mandanna, leaving fans gushing over the sweet family moment.
FIR lodged against 'Dhamaal' producer Indra Kumar and his business partner Ashok Thakeria
An FIR has been registered against filmmaker Indra Kumar and producer Ashok Thakeria over an alleged Rs 1.50 crore fraud involving the distribution, digital and copyright rights of the film Dhamaal. The complaint was filed by Vikas Baldevraj Sahni, owner of film distribution company Grand Master,
Quote of the Day by Jodie Foster: Jodie Fosters quote, It's very hard for me to get a new car. It's really hard for me to get a new house. It's really hard for me to move on from the things that give me stability, explores the importance of emotional security, familiarity, and personal attachment to the things that provide stability in life. The quote suggests that moving on from familiar possessions and surroundings can be difficult because they often represent comfort, memories, security, and a sense of belonging.
Fmwkrj 9000-Lumen 60W 4' Water Resistant Super Bright led (6 Pack) $52.19
Fmwkrj 9000-Lumen 60W 4' Water Resistant Super Bright led (6 Pack) $52.19
Ladakh Plans World's Highest Cricket Stadium at 11,800 Feet Near Leh
Ladakh is planning to build the world's highest-altitude cricket stadium at Ranbirpur near Thiksey in Leh at an elevation of around 11,800 feet. The proposed Rs 100-crore project is expected to boost sports tourism, provide better facilities for local athletes and take cricket to a record altitude, surpassing Dharamshala's HPCA Stadium.
'We Are Gen Z' Is The New 'Mera Baap Kaun Hai': Omar Abdullah On Viral Ladakh Video
Omar Abdullah reacts to viral video of tourist confronting officials over Ladakh road restrictions
Amit Shah to chair meeting with CMs, top officials of southern states to resolve inter-state issues
New rung on Iran's escalation ladder: A smart tactic or NATO war?
Iran reportedly considers attacking US military sites in Europe as a warning. This strategy aims to deter Washington from escalating its conflict with Tehran. Such actions could expose US forces and logistics across a wider geography. European nations might question hosting American troops due to retaliation risks. Iran seeks to make escalation politically and militarily more expensive for the US.
I've tested dozens of rugged smartwatches - this one's battery is on a different level
The Suunto Core 2 provides key outdoor metrics, storm alerts, and up to 15 months of battery life.
Pixel 11 XL Pro: Google's big flagship is more Pro than ever, but the camera is no big thing
The Pixel 11 Pro XL has some gorgeous hardware and some neat AI tricks, but the cameras need good lighting to shine.
'Speechless' Garret Tan silences Lakshya Sen and Delhi crowd at BWF World C'ships
American teenager Garret Tan stunned Lakshya Sen, the 14th seed and the 2021 World Championships bronze medallist, in a thrilling three-set match at the Delhi World Championships. Overcoming crowd pressure, a head injury and Sens aggressive play, Tan triumphed 19-21, 21-19, 21-17, marking the biggest win of his career.
How a free wig initiative is centring the quality of life of cancer patients
Tata Memorial Centre partners with The Cherian Foundation to provide free natural human hair wigs to cancer patients
Kerala Congress alleges PM Modi
The Congress suggested that somehow the PM Modi-led Central government has been allowing Chinese troops to not only enter thousands of kilometres inside India but occupy Indian territory because some Chinese tech companies close to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) reportedly donated a few crores to the PM CARES Fund.
Union Ministers to visit universities in Centres 'One Day, One University' Gen Z outreach
A Union Minister will visit an assigned university to interact with students, listen to their views on different subjects, and inform them about government welfare schemes, particularly those for youth and students
Union Ministers to visit universities in Centres 'One Day, One University' Gen Z outreach
A Union Minister will visit an assigned university to interact with students, listen to their views on different subjects, and inform them about government welfare schemes, particularly those for youth and students
Hacker 'Leaks' GTA 6 Footage Six Star Wanted Level, Basketball Minigame, Map Spanning Entire State
The leak comes roughly a week away from when Rockstar will premiere the'Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look' promo, set to release on Aug 27.
SEBI's First CAS Manipulation Crackdown: Two Firms Banned For Gaming SENSEX Expiry Options
New closing auction mechanism faces first manipulation case as regulator flags sharp index moves and alleged trades linked to options positions
Toxic English Trailer: Yash's Double Role Adds Mystery To The Gangster Story
Directed by Geetu Mohandas, Toxic promises action, crime, romance, and revenge
Germany reaffirms support for Indonesia's energy transition
Recruitment exams scrapped, now J'khand faces another crisis
A tense situation prevailed at the Jharkhand secretariat on Wednesday after a large number of successful candidates, who are likely to be rendered jobless following the government's cancellation of recruitment examinations, forcibly entered the campus in defiance of a prohibitory order, an official said.
Why Jain pilgrims objected to tourists chanting
Social media is rife with videos of confrontations at Sammed Shikharji, where Jain pilgrims have accused tourists of recasting a sacred Jain shrine as a Parshuram Temple.
Quote of the day by Neil Armstrong: Astronaut Neil Armstrong provided thought-provoking insights regarding the human inclination to anticipate future occurrences. He emphasized our propensity to exaggerate expectations for short-term shifts while overlooking the significant impacts of long-term developments.
Two collapses in four days - what's happening to Musiala?
Jamal Musiala is being treated for a eurological dysfunction after collapsing twice in four days during Bayern Munich's pre-season friendlies.
Gianni Infantino loses more support as FIFA official calls COO firing 'final straw'
Gianni Infantino loses more support as FIFA official calls COO firing final straw
What's the difference between Android's Qi2 And Qi2.2 wireless charging?
Here's everything you need to know about the current wireless charging standards.
Isha Koppikar slams 'classic sophists' over twisting her 'proud andhbhakt' remark
Isha Koppikar slams classic sophists over twisting her proud andhbhakt remark
Rajinikanth'sJailer 2 first single Ala Bolelo dancer revealed
CtrlS, an Indian data centre firm, secured 250 crore from Nikhil Kamath and Sreeram Reddy Vanga to expand its infrastructure amid rising demand for AI and cloud services.
Why Bombay HC is questioning Tukaram Mundhe's food crackdown
Why Bombay HC is questioning Tukaram Mundhes food crackdown
Why positive cocaine test could mean end of Kyrgios' career
Nick Kyrgios once said he did not want to play tennis into his 30s. A positive cocaine test could have brought an end to his career aged 31.
'Fast Forever' Wishlist: Michelle Rodriguez Wants To Bring It Back Home
Michelle Rodriguez has revealed her wishlist for 'Fast Forever', saying she wants the final 'Fast & Furious' movie to celebrate America's car culture. The actress, who plays Letty Ortiz, hopes the film will visit at least three different states and showcase the local car scenes before bringing the franchise's latest chapter to a close.
Rats, Roaches, Grease And Open Drains: Mumbai Restaurant's Licence Suspended
The inspection uncovered an active rodent infestation, including live rats near the ceiling and emerging directly from open kitchen drainage lines.
FIH Men's Hockey World Cup 2026: India beat Pakistan 5-3 to reach second round
India secured a 5-3 victory over Pakistan to advance to the second round of the FIH Men's Hockey World Cup 2026, eliminating their rivals following a high-scoring thriller
Tawfique Nawaz's janaza at Azad Mosque tomorrow
The senior Supreme Court lawyer and Dipu Moni's husband died at around 10:30pm last night
Reform says we need to choose between climate and economy. It's wrong | Larry Elliott
Choosing a baby girl name offers many D options for parents. Timeless classics like Diana and Dorothy provide elegant choices. Fresh and unusual names such as Dawsyn and Devina offer unique selections. Nature-inspired names like Darya and Daffodil connect to the natural world. Bold and charming names like Denali and Darla present distinct personalities.
'Incredible': SpaceX rocket spotted off Christmas Island coast
A SpaceX rocket that blasted off from Texas in July and crashed into the Indian Ocean hadn't been seen since - but now Christmas Island residents say they have spotted it being towed just off their coast.
'Words cannot describe losing our home in Stourbridge wildfire'
Loxie and Robin Williams returned home on Thursday to find firefighters trying to save their home.
Canada condemns Israel's Lebanon invasion, unveils fresh aid during Beirut visit
Canada condemns Israels Lebanon invasion unveils fresh aid during Beirut visit
Fuel For Free: Chandigarhs 'Petrol Langar' Turns Chaotic, Leaves People Fuming
A petrol langar offering free fuel coupons in Chandigarh was postponed after heavy rains disrupted the planned event, but the earlier announcement still drew a large crowd. Amritsar-based social worker Rakesh Trehan, also known as Raja D King, had planned to distribute 500 fuel coupons to two- and three-wheeler owners and 1,000 coupons to four-wheeler owners. The event was rescheduled for Friday and is expected to continue for three days until Sunday. However, several people gathered at a Sector 10 petrol pump on Tuesday and alleged that no coupons were distributed. The crowd, combined with heavy rain, triggered chaos, forcing the organisers and pump owners to shut the station. Police intervened to disperse people, while several vehicles were reportedly impounded for causing traffic disruptions.
UP man eats grass and straw like animals, villagers claim he was 'possessed'
UP man eats grass and straw like animals villagers claim he was possessed
SC seeks Centre's roadmap to institutionalise NTA after NEET paper leaks
Court seeks details of permanent infrastructure, specialised personnel and technology-led safeguards to strengthen examination security and institutional memory
Wuxyiyang 40' Waterproof 120-LED String Light (8-Mode) $11.99
Wuxyiyang 40' Waterproof 120-LED String Light (8-Mode) $11.99
10 Weeks, 100 Detained: Telangana Police Busts 'Multi-State Drug Network'
Investigators found that drugs were allegedly ordered through WhatsApp, payments were made through PhonePe, and buyers were then sent Google Maps locations where they could collect the drugs.
Batwara 1947 Box Office Collection Day 6: Sunny Deol Film's Earnings Slow Down
Batwara 1947 opened with Rs 5.75 crore on Day 1, followed by Rs 13.5 crore on Day 2 and Rs 7.25 crore on Day 3.
Govt planning to bring E10 back? Clamour grows after top bureaucrat's remark
E20 is petrol containing 20% ethanol and 80% petrol. The government has promoted higher ethanol blending as a way to reduce crude oil imports, save foreign exchange and improve India's energy security. India also achieved its 20% blending target ahead of the original 2030 deadline. However, the nationwide shift has generated concerns among some vehicle owners, particularly those with older vehicles.
Is Manav Suthar India's Next Spin Leader?
Manav Suthar's 10-wicket haul against Sri Lanka showcased his skill, meticulous preparation and growing maturity, marking him as India's potential next spin leader.
Five dead, 20 others hospitalised after consuming spurious liquor in Gujarat's Bhavnagar
A shocking case of suspected spurious liquor consumption has emerged from Gujarat's Bhavnagar district, where five people have died and 20 others are undergoing treatment after allegedly consuming adulterated liquor. As per the information, the incident occurred at Kharkhadi village of Ghogha taluka. The incident has triggered a major police investigation. Acting on the directions of Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister, a team of the State Monitoring Cell (SMC) has reached Bhavnagar to investigate the matter. A Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) team is also collecting evidence from the suspected site of adulteration.
Kanimozhi writes to Jaishankar over UK visa difficulties faced by Tamil Nadu-sponsored students
DMK MP Kanimozhi has appealed to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar for intervention as over 300 students are experiencing difficulties in obtaining UK visas for their higher education pursuits. It has been reported that the Tamil Nadu government's sponsorship is not recognized for visa applications. With university enrollment deadlines approaching in August and September, students could potentially miss out on crucial academic opportunities.
