By Omkar Dattatray In the modern Indian urban landscape, the sound of incessant honking has become an inescapable part of daily life. Whether one is walking on the street, driving a vehicle, waiting at a red light, or even sitting in the supposed quiet of a hospital or school zone, the shrill, repetitive blasts [] The post The sonic anarchy of Indias streets appeared first on Northlines .
Indian Army has no match whatsoever in the entire world because it is a dedicated force with many records as far as providing succor to the people of the country. Those who know less about men in Olive should know about this valiant force which is not only guarding the borders and taking on outlaws [] The post Men in Olive, Hearts of Gold appeared first on Northlines .
Cabinet clears Rs 1,789cr intelligent traffic system for Delhi, first planned before 2010 CWG
Govt invites global mining majors to first India Mining Week in Nov
NHAI to inspect 17 highways awarded at 15% below estimates
Rahul Gandhi questions Centre's move on Ambedkar, Phule texts
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has criticized the Centre for its recent communication to universities about courses. This communication followed an anonymous social media claim labeling books by B R Ambedkar and Jyotirao Phule as poison. Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of being against social justice and discouraging critical thinking among students.
'Unacceptable': Assam CM issues apology after his convoy halts ambulance in Silchar
What nonsense? KTR slams Revanth over Ram vs Shiva comment
Kochi: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Working President KT Rama Rao on Wednesday, September 30, criticised Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for his remarks classifying Hindu through wealth and poverty. I saw the Telangana Chief Minister yesterday talk about Ram vs Shiva. I dont understand. BJP wants to divide the country on religion, on Hindu-Muslim. Now 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 .
Everyone involved in 'vote chori' will be held accountable: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi also alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi uses Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to steal elections.
Operation Sheruwali: How security forces tracked LeT commander Musa in months-long hunt since May
Stock trading, investment scams drive 60% of cybercrime losses in Telangana
455 crore recovered in two years as cyber fraud networks expand globally
'No ban but also not 24x7': SC on firecrackers in Delhi-NCR ahead of Diwali
Tamil Nadu strengthens its manufacturing lead with 41,221 factory establishments: ASI 2024-25
The State also accounted for 10.90 per cent of Indias manufacturing GVA in 2024-25, up from 10.26 per cent in the previous year, placing it third among States after Maharashtra and Gujarat
Manipur CM Khemchand stresses peace, assures action on Pherzawl issues
Tipaimukh Assembly Constituency MLA Ngursanglur Sanate, along with representatives of various organisations from Pherzawl district, called on Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh and apprised him of various issues and grievances concerning the people of the area.
Sarbananda Sonowal in Nagaon urges voters to reject opposition's 'divisive politics'
In Nagaon, Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal rallied support for BJP-NDA candidate Devasish Sarma, highlighting the achievements of the government in terms of development, infrastructure, and job creation. He called for social harmony, urging unity among various faiths for sustained progress. Criticizing the opposition for their divisive strategies, Sonowal also commended womens active participation in rallies, pledging continued government support for their empowerment.
India's monsoon rainfall ends 13% below normal, fourth-lowest since 2001
Kerala HC judgment gives Centre another route to tackle high-priced patented medicines
The provision could allow the government to authorise another manufacturer to supply patented medicines through public-health programmes, subject to statutory requirements
Opposition to march to EC on October 6, demands return to ballot paper
INDIA bloc on Wednesday finalised a joint action plan over the SIR row, including holding rallies and 'save democracy marches', with Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge asserting that all parties agreed that elections should be held through ballot papers instead of EVMs. The opposition grouping made the assertion after a three-and-a-half hour meeting of its leaders, including Kharge, former party chiefs Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, TMC chief Mamata Banerjee, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, RJD's Tejashwi Yadav and NCP(SP) MP Supriya Sule. At a joint briefing by INDIA bloc leaders after their meeting, Kharge said the leaders have decided on a joint action plan. Kharge said the parties have decided that involving young people and NGOs, save democracy marches will be taken out from October 2-8 and demonstrations will be held before the district magistrate's office. On October 6, all opposition MPs will march to the Election Commission, he said. The Leaders of ..
Coimbatore could scale GCC ecosystem to nearly 200 centres by 2032: EY-CII
With over 75 operational centres, Coimbatore is building on its engineering talent, workforce strength and industrial base to attract higher-value functions.
Opposition leaders from the INDIA bloc will march to the Election Commission on October 6 to raise concerns. They aim to discuss the revision of electoral rolls amid accusations of government misrepresentation. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge emphasized the need for transparency in the electoral process during their meeting. All participants agreed on the importance of maintaining voter integrity and transparency.
37-Year-Old Labourer Found Dead in Kulgam
JAMMU/KULGAM, SEPTEMBER 30: A 37-year-old labourer was found dead in the D.H. Pora area of Jammu and Kashmirs Kulgam district on Wednesday, causing concern in the area. According to officials, the body was found lying near the NandimargNumblan road. After local residents spotted the body, they immediately informed the concerned police. A police team [] The post 37-Year-Old Labourer Found Dead in Kulgam appeared first on Northlines .
JAMMU/KISHTWAR, SEPTEMBER 30: A massive fire broke out in Mungli village of Warwan in Jammu and Kashmirs Kishtwar district early Wednesday, gutting eight houses and several cowsheds. No loss of human life has been reported. According to officials, the fire erupted in a residential house shortly after midnight and rapidly spread to adjoining structures. [] The post Massive Fire Ravages Kishtwars Warwan, Eight Houses Gutted appeared first on Northlines .
AAP MLA Mehraj Malik marshalled out of J-K Assembly
Mehraj Malik, the AAP MLA from Doda, protested in the Legislative Assembly, claiming he was denied speaking time. He entered the well of the House during the Question Hour to voice his grievances. Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather ordered his removal as he continued to protest. Malik alleged that his security provisions were withdrawn and stated this placed him in danger.
During a meeting of the INDIA bloc, Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge prioritized electoral transparency, proposing the reinstatement of ballot-paper voting and the implementation of pre-Special Intensive Revision electoral rolls. He underscored the critical need to uphold citizens' democratic rights amidst growing dissatisfaction with the Election Commission's voter roll management, calling for opposition unity to forge a collective action plan focused on enhancing voter rights.
Asian Games: India Win Mixed Compound Archery Gold, Beat Korea in Shoot-Off
New Delhi, Sep 30: India clinched the mixed compound archery gold medal at the Asian Games on Wednesday after Chikitha Taniparthi and Sahil Jadhav defeated South Koreas Park Jungyoon and Choi Yonghee in a dramatic shoot-off following a 157-157 tie in the final. The Indian pair prevailed in the shoot-off to secure the gold at [] The post Asian Games: India Win Mixed Compound Archery Gold, Beat Korea in Shoot-Off appeared first on Northlines .
NEET paper leak: Centre working on national computer-based testing infra strategy for entrance exams
New Delhi, Sep 30: The Ministry of Education is working on a national examination-grade Computer-Based Testing (CBT) infrastructure strategy to facilitate the shift of entrance examinations, including NEET-UG, from pen-and-paper to online mode, officials said. The move follows the NEET-UG paper leak earlier this year, after which the Centre announced that the medical entrance examination [] The post NEET paper leak: Centre working on national computer-based testing infra strategy for entrance exams appeared first on Northlines .
Delhi Riots Case: HC Denies Bail to Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam
New Delhi, Sep 30: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to grant bail to activists Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) case concerning the alleged larger conspiracy behind the February 2020 north-east Delhi riots. A bench of Justices Prathiba M Singh and Dinesh Bhatt dismissed the third bail [] The post Delhi Riots Case: HC Denies Bail to Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam appeared first on Northlines .
BJP Stages Strong Protest Against NC Govt in Jammu, Jugal Kishore Targets Assembly Resolutions
Gurmeet Kaur JAMMU TAWI, SEPTEMBER 30: The Bharatiya Janata Party staged a major protest in Jammu on Wednesday against the National Conference-led government in Jammu and Kashmir, with BJP MP Jugal Kishore Sharma leading the political attack against the government. A large number of BJP leaders and workers took to the streets, raising [] The post BJP Stages Strong Protest Against NC Govt in Jammu, Jugal Kishore Targets Assembly Resolutions appeared first on Northlines .
Bengal bypolls likely to decide relationship dynamics between Congress, TMC's Mamata faction
The upcoming October 6 assembly bypolls in West Bengal present a significant test for political alliances. Mamata Banerjee's faction and Congress are exploring electoral cooperation amid their separate contests. In Nandigram, the Congress candidate has gained the support of Banerjee's faction after their candidate withdrew. Rejinagar will show the ability of both parties to hold their political ground independently.
Mehraj Malik Marshalled Out of J
Srinagar, Sep 30: Doda MLA Mehraj Malik was marshalled out of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Wednesday following an exchange with the Speaker during a debate on regulation of social media and the role of the media. Malik objected to the discussion on regulating social media, questioning the need to continue debating an [] The post Mehraj Malik Marshalled Out of J&K Assembly During Social Media Debate appeared first on Northlines .
Samajwadi Party has announced nominations for two candidates for the Rajya Sabha from Uttar Pradesh. Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar criticized the selection process and questioned the backgrounds of the candidates. Akhilesh Yadav previously claimed that voter suppression affected his party in recent elections. Polling for these Rajya Sabha seats is scheduled for October 16, just weeks away. The outcomes will have implications on the political landscape in Uttar Pradesh.
526 kg drugs worth Rs 3,000 crore seized from Iranian boat with Pakistani crew
CAFE III norms tighten targets, reward small cars and electrified vehicles
Indias final CAFE III norms tighten passenger-vehicle efficiency targets by nearly 17% through FY32; Maruti Suzuki, Renault and Nissan could benefit, while EV, hybrid, CNG and ethanol credits widen compliance options for Tata Motors, Toyota and Mahindra
INDIA bloc to hold key meeting today; SIR row, functioning of CEC on agenda
Samajwadi Party MPs Harendra Malik and Maulana Mohibbullah Nadvi will attend the INDIA alliance meeting on Wednesday. This meeting will focus on discussing crucial issues including the Special Intensive Revision process. SP national president Akhilesh Yadav will not participate due to other commitments, including a farmers' conference. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has criticized the Chief Election Commissioner for undermining democratic processes.
Clarify if you trust results of polls which you won: BJP to Cong
Congress CWC demands Modi, Shah, CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignations over SIR
Congress Working Committee convened to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. The committee also called for the suspension of the special intensive revision process for electoral rolls. Additionally, they urged the restoration of over 13 crore deleted names from these rolls. The meeting focused on launching nationwide agitations against the Election Commission's actions.
BJP hits out at Congress, asks main Opposition to introspect
Smriti Irani reiterated that ECI strengthens India's democratic framework and embodies the dignity of Indian democracy, a system admired and respected by many nations.
Calcutta HC grants interim bail to Congress' Nandigram candidate
HC allowed Nandigram bypoll Congress candidate, Milan Pradhan to campaign for the bypoll, scheduled for October 6, and granted Pradhan relief till October 20. Justice Tirthankar Ghosh directed Pradhan to surrender before the trial court on October 21 and deposit a Rs 20,000 bail bond in each of the six cases for which he was arrested.
Online Fraud Exposed: Two chargesheeted for duping man by seeking online help
JammuTawi, September 29: The Economic Offences Wing of Crime Branch Jammu has filed a chargesheet against two accused in an alleged online fraud case in which a man was reportedly deceived through a phone call and persuaded to transfer money on the pretext of providing urgent medical assistance. The case was registered under FIR No. [] The post Online Fraud Exposed: Two chargesheeted for duping man by seeking online help appeared first on Northlines .
CM-Ministers-MLA Salary Enhancement Bill withdrawn
2 bills withdrawn after BJPs opposition; Pension Hike Bill for former legislators passed Srinagar, Sep 29: Highvoltage drama unfolded in the Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Tuesday over three bills seeking enhancement of salaries of the Chief Minister, Cabinet Ministers and MLAs, as well as pension benefits for former legislators. The Bharatiya Janata Party [] The post CM-Ministers-MLA Salary Enhancement Bill withdrawn appeared first on Northlines .
Govt refuses to disclose cabinet recommendation, cites secrecy rules
No move to scrap EWS Criteria; 82 pc certificates in Jammu, 18 pc in Kashmir Srinagar, Sep 29: The Jammu & Kashmir Government on Tuesday informed the Legislative Assembly that it cannot disclose details of cabinet recommendations on reservation or queries posed by the Union Government, citing secrecy provisions under the Rules of Procedure and [] The post Govt refuses to disclose cabinet recommendation, cites secrecy rules appeared first on Northlines .
Border youth are inspiration for nation: Sinha
LG urges youth in border areas to compete with their peers in cities Srinagar, September 29: Calling the youth the torchbearers of Indias rich tradition of knowledge and culture, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday said youngsters from border areas are brimming with courage and talent and are an inspiration for the entire nation. Addressing [] The post Border youth are inspiration for nation: Sinha appeared first on Northlines .
Weather to remain dry across J
Jammu Tawi, Sept 29: The Meteorological Centre on Tuesday said that Jammu and Kashmir is likely to witness generally dry weather till October 4, with light rain and snowfall expected over higher reaches on October 5 and 6. According to the latest forecast, the weather is expected to remain generally dry on September 30 and [] The post Weather to remain dry across J&K till Oct 4: MeT appeared first on Northlines .
NHPC Hydro Projects generate Rs 5,537 Cr for J
Srinagar, Sep 29: In past five years Jammu and Kashmir has received substantial revenue of Rs 5537 crores from NHPC projects operating in the Union Territory. The government in a reply to question tabled by MLA Shakti Raj Parihar said that the power generated from the hydropower projects owned and operated by JKPDCL Government of [] The post NHPC Hydro Projects generate Rs 5,537 Cr for J&K 5 years appeared first on Northlines .
26,544 EWS certificates issued in J
Srinagar, Sep 29: The Jammu and Kashmir government has said that 26,544 Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) certificates were issued across the Union Territory during the last two years, with 24,058 issued in Jammu Division and 2,486 in Kashmir Division. The information was provided by the Revenue Department in response to an unstarred question raised by [] The post 26,544 EWS certificates issued in J&K in last 2 yrs appeared first on Northlines .
145 GDCs, 111 Tech institutions functioning in J
Srinagar, Sep 29: The Jammu and Kashmir government has said that 145 Government Degree Colleges (GDCs) are presently functioning across the Union Territory, including six in Bandipora district. The information was provided by the Higher Education Department in response to an unstarred question raised by Bandipora MLA Nizam-ud-din Bhat regarding the number of higher and [] The post 145 GDCs, 111 Tech institutions functioning in J&K appeared first on Northlines .
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JPC holds meeting to examine Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill 2026
AMN The second meeting of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) examining the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 was held at Parliament Annexe in New Delhi. The committee has been tasked with examining the provisions of the Bill and submitting its report to Parliament by the last day of the first week of the Winter []
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Pradeep Purnekar dies after assault, firing in Thane
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Pradeep Purnekar died after he was allegedly assaulted and shot at by unidentified assailants in Thane, police said, according to PTI.
EVM, voters' list match-fixing on: Rahul after Cong Working Committee meet
Rahul Gandhi also said that revelations about the Election Commission were now coming out in the open because of the Congress.
OpenAI ignored employees who warned it wasn't doing enough about security
In emails, employees said they worried that OpenAI's newest AI models were not being appropriately monitored during testing to gauge the tech's sophistication and to secure the models
When Education Is Already on the Ventilator, Why Reduce Its Oxygen?
Aubaid Ahmad akhoon In this age, education is the remedy for the ailments of the nation. These are the words of wisdom said by Allama Muhammad Iqbal that continue to resonate with the same relevance and significance today as they did decades ago. Hakeem-ul-Ummat Allama Iqbal was a man of foresight who recognized [] The post When Education Is Already on the Ventilator, Why Reduce Its Oxygen? appeared first on Northlines .
Seat-sharing biggest thorn in the way of Congress-SP alliance
Congress falling back on 2017 Arithmetic, SP to contest all 403 By Pradeep Kapoor Seat-sharing has emerged as one of the biggest unresolved issues between the Samajwadi Party and Congress ahead of the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. Although Samajwadi Party national president and former chief minister Akhilesh Yadav made it clear [] The post Seat-sharing biggest thorn in the way of Congress-SP alliance appeared first on Northlines .
India-China Economic Relations: Calibrated interdependence amid structural imbalance
By Aleesha India and China, as the largest economies in Asia, remain heavily integrated in terms of trade with each other. However, the relationship between the neighbouring countries is highly imbalanced. As reported by the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, bilateral goods trade between the two neighbours stood at $151.10 billion in [] The post India-China Economic Relations: Calibrated interdependence amid structural imbalance appeared first on Northlines .
Prahaar trailer: Rajkummar Rao brings Ujjwal Nikam's story of courage to screen
The trailer of Prahaar The Untold Story of Ujjwal Nikam has been unveiled by the makers. Rajkummar Rao plays the key prosecutor in the upcoming film, which explores Ujjwal Nikams backstory and his involvement in the legal proceedings that followed the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
Anthropic's IPO filings: Massive losses, rising costs and more
Revenue grew 12-fold in 2025 to nearly $4.6 billion, even as the company lost more than $8 billion on an operating basis, excluding writedowns of various liabilities
China's AI agents can lie and scheme, just like their US rivals
These results provide evidence that the ingredients necessary for an uncontrolled escape are present, said Colin Shea-Blymyer, a research fellow said
IIT-K, NexPV Energy Systems to develop India's first Sun Simulator for CPV
Jaishankar at UNGA 81: More Indian coverage, Less Western traction
Bigger Diplomatic victory would need steps towards UNSC reform By T N Ashok External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankars appearance at the 81st UN General Assembly has generated substantial coverage in Indian media, while the response in the United States and Europe has been more selective and issue-driven. The distinction matters: Indian coverage has [] The post Jaishankar at UNGA 81: More Indian coverage, Less Western traction appeared first on Northlines .
Apple's new iPhone and iPad security feature can protect you from scammers
One of iOS 27's coolest security features didn't make headlines, but it could stop you from falling for a scam.
'You succeeded where Richard Nixon failed': Ted Cruz goes berserk on Jack Smith in explosive hearing
Chinas CPEC Crown Jewel Cracks, Pak's Gwadar Port Faces Baloch Threat, Local Anger And No Cargo
Gwadar was once promoted as the crown jewel of Chinas Belt and Road Initiative. The deep-sea port was supposed to help Beijing bypass the Malacca Strait, move energy through Pakistan and connect Xinjiang to the Arabian Sea. But the reality is starkly different. The port remains commercially underused, major shipping lines prefer established regional hubs and the industrial zones around Gwadar have struggled to take off. At the same time, Chinese workers, convoys and infrastructure have faced repeated attacks from Baloch insurgents. Local residents complain that the port has brought security restrictions, water shortages and limited employment. China cannot easily abandon Gwadar without admitting failure. But expanding the project means spending more money on a corridor that is expensive, vulnerable and politically unpopular. This report examines why Gwadar has become a liability for China and what its decline means for India and Chabahar.
America Is A Bully, Punch It In The Nose: Ambassador Rajiv Dogra's Blunt Message For India
Former Ambassador and author Rajiv Dogra delivered one of the sharpest lines, calling America a bully that backs off the moment it's confronted. He argues that India has been far too reluctant to do the confronting. Asked what leverage India actually has against Washington, unlike China's rare earths or technology cards, Dogra's answer is blunt: international behaviour doesn't run on cards, it runs on courage. He points to Iran, written off as unlikely to survive days of confrontation. He also refers to Ukraine, predicted to fall to Russia within three days. His message to India is unambiguous, stop waiting for the perfect strategic card and start acting with conviction. Watch his sharp, no-nonsense take on how India should deal with Trump's America.Watch the full episode of Axis Podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRwnH-hJhbk
'No evidence that': Lindsay Clancy attorney seeks to dismiss murder case; Judge sets Nov 2 hearing
27-yr-old dies of electrocution in Poonch
Gurmeet Kour Jammu Tawi/Poonch, September 29: A 27-year-old youth died after reportedly coming into contact with a live electrical current in the Bandi area of Sawjian, Mandi tehsil, in Poonch district on Tuesday. According to preliminary information, the youth had gone to the Bandi area in connection with some work when he reportedly [] The post 27-yr-old dies of electrocution in Poonch appeared first on Northlines .
2 tractor-trolleys seized for illegal mineral transport in Sandhwan
Jammu Tawi, September 29: Jammu Police have intensified their crackdown on the illegal extraction and unauthorized transportation of minor minerals, detaining two tractor-trolleys allegedly found carrying mineral material without the mandatory documentation in the Sandhwan area. According to police, the Sandhwan Police Post team intercepted the two tractor-trolleys during an operation in the Gho [] The post 2 tractor-trolleys seized for illegal mineral transport in Sandhwan appeared first on Northlines .
'The original sin': Cornyn goes after Garland over Jack Smith appointment at Senate hearing
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CISF jawan shoots dead 4 colleagues in J-K's Kathua; held
Four Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel, including an assistant commandant, were killed in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district after a colleague allegedly opened fire following an argument. The accused has been arrested and an investigation is underway.
Prince William and Catherine's surprise visit to Kevin Sinfield's charity run
The rugby league star is on the third day of his endurance challenge to raise funds for Motor Neurone Disease charities.
Eiffel Tower chief to quit after women staff excluded during Hindu group's visit
Eiffel Tower chief to quit after women staff excluded during Hindu group's visit
35 yrs of liberalisation: Hyderabad's journey from IT hub to 'Future City'
Economic liberalisation, policy continuity and global investments transformed Hyderabad from a historic trading centre into a powerhouse of IT, pharma, GCCs and emerging technologies
Iraq imports petrol via Syria's Baniyas port as Hormuz closure bites
Iraq imports petrol via Syria's Baniyas port as Hormuz closure bites
US appeals court upholds Thomson Reuters' landmark win in AI training lawsuit
A US appeals court on Tuesday upheld a
KSCA keen on int'l-standard cricket stadium in Mangaluru
UK's Burnham risks reopening Brexit debate with bid to find consensus on EU ties
Prime Minister Andy Burnham risked reopening the bitter division over Britain's departure from the European Union on Tuesday by vowing to seek a consensus on closer ties with the bloc. The promise comes 10
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Satya, Yogi Babu's film titled 'Golden Bhagyam'
Digital Desk | Hyderabad, Sep 29 (IANS) The makers of director Pawan Basamsetti's eagerly awaited comedy entertainer, featuring two comical powerhouses Satya and Yogi Babu in the lead, have now announced 'Golden Bhagyam' as the title of their film. Nagarjuna Reddy and Pawan Basamsetti are jointly producing the project under the banners of Dream Movie Makers and Nayavayu Chitralu. The film marks the maiden production venture of both banners. The team on Tuesday unveiled the title with a video that offered viewers a glimpse at the unique concept. Interestingly, this does not appear to be a conventional Telugu or Tamil film, but a Telumil project that brings together Telugu and Tamil languages along with popular actors from both industries. The glimpse video begins on a humorous note, with a Telugu man and a Tamil man enjoying their respective favourite foods while proudly claiming that their cuisine is the best. The Telugu character relishes biryani with a cool drink, while the Tamil character enjoys idli with sambar. Their light-hearted argument takes a fun turn when another person interrupts them and points out that there is a much bigger combination in store. That leads to the stylish introduction of Satya and Yogi Babu, who appear in traditional white-and-white attire. The director then gives them an intriguing description of their story, revealing that it blends love with crime and action elements. The glimpse concludes with the title reveal, Golden Bhagyam. Director Pawan Basamsetti seems to have attempted something unique by bringing together two of the most popular comedy actors from the Telugu and Tamil film industries for a bilingual crossover entertainer. Adding to the fun, Telugu actor Satya is seen speaking Tamil, while Tamil star Yogi Babu is seen speaking Telugu. The glimpse also playfully presents them as a major Telugu-Tamil combination, with massive multi-starrer cutouts featured in the backdrop. Going by the glimpse, the film promises to be an out-and-out entertainer built around the unique chemistry of its lead actors. Satya and Yogi Babu are expected to be the films biggest source of humour, with their individual comic styles and impeccable timing coming together for the first time in this setting. Sources close to the unit of the film say that Jayashree and Athiraj will play the female leads in the film. Vennela Kishore, Sudharshan, Kishore Tirumala, Rohini, Tanikella Bharani and Sunil Reddy too will be seen in pivotal roles in the film, they added. The film also features an accomplished technical crew. Malayalam cinematographer Bablu Aju is handling the visuals, while Pawan CH is composing the music. Kamesh is in charge of the production design, with Ravi Teja Girijala overseeing the editing. Adding another humorous touch to the announcement, the makers initially announced the film for a Sankranthi release, only to move it beyond Sankranthi and eventually announce its arrival simply within the year. The playful announcement perfectly matched the fun spirit of the project.
Dots are OpenAI's new personal agents and soon you'll be able to control several of them
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Iran's parliament speaker warns of regret-inducing response to any US threat, adventurism
Digital Desk | Tehran, Seo 29 (IANS) Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf on Tuesday warned that the country's response to any US threat or adventurism would be egret-inducing and swift, according to the official news agency IRNA. Speaking at an open session of parliament, Bagher said the era of intimidating the civilised Iranian nation had ended and that Iran would never be forced to back down from its rights and demands despite threats, rhetoric, or economic and aerial blockades. He said that US President Donald Trump's recent remarks at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and his insult to the Iranian nation demonstrated that Washington has not yet changed its hostile posture, Xinhua News Agency reported. Ghalibaf also warned against Trump's hetoric about the US control over the Strait of Hormuz, saying, In a region where we do not sell oil, no one else will sell oil either; and if our security is not ensured, no infrastructure will be safe. Ebrahim Azizi, chairman of the Iranian parliament's national security and foreign policy committee, told IRNA that if the United States makes another miscalculation and takes any action against Iran's national interests and security, such as waging another war or continuing the naval blockade, it will receive painful and crushing blows. In his speech at the UNGA in New York, Trump said, I have a big decision to make on Iran, asking whether a deal would be made with Iran that lets them ebuild and create a far greater country than it ever was before, or whether he should annihilate the Islamic Republic and do it quickly. Earlier, Trump said that members of his team had spoken to Iran, but gave no indication of progress towards ending the war. He said he expected the confrontation to conclude quickly one way or the other. Asked at the White House whether his team had spoken to Iran, Trump replied, Yeah, they have. A reporter followed up with a question referring to mediators, and he again answered, Yeah. He did not identify those involved, specify how the contact took place or describe what was discussed.
NIA arrests two more accused in connection with armed ambush on Manipur CM's convoy
The accused have been produced before the Special Court and remanded to 8 days' police custody. Further investigation is underway to ascertain their specific roles, establish their linkages with other members of the conspiracy, and identify and apprehend other persons involved in the offence.
CISF Head Constable shoots four colleagues dead at hydropower project in J-K's Kathua
Four Central Industrial Securty Force (CISF) personnel were allegedly shot dead by a Head Constable of the force after a verbal argument over an issue at the Sewa-II Hydroelectric Project unit in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district. The injured personnel were initially taken to NHPC Hospital, in Himachal Pradesh, where they succumbed to their injuries. The circumstances that led to the altercation and subsequent firing remain under investigation.
INDIA bloc meet: Opposition to sharpen EC, BJP attack - what's on agenda
The INDIA bloc is gathering to address significant concerns regarding the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision process. This crucial meeting will see opposition parties deliberating on an agitation and a potential motion for the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Key opposition leaders will participate, although some, like the Aam Aadmi Party and DMK, will be absent.
UPL 2026: Vishal Dangwal Creates History With Fastest Fifty, Steals The Show In Tuesday's Fixtures
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium: USN Indians Vishal Dangwal stole the spotlight after smashing a breathtaking 51 off just 13 balls as the Uttarakhand Premier League (UPL) 2026 witnessed a thrilling day of action at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Dehradun on Tuesday. Dangwal's blazing half-century was recorded as the fastest fifty in the history of the Uttarakhand Premier League 2026. In the first match of the day, Haridwar Elmas won the toss and elected to bowl first against Dehradun Warriors. The Warriors produced an impressive batting display, posting 108/7 in 10 overs. Haridwar Elmas struggled in the chase and were bowled out for 84, handing Dehradun Warriors a 24-run victory. Nishu Patel was the standout performer with the ball, claiming four wickets, and was named Player of the Match for his match-winning spell. The second match delivered the days biggest individual highlight. Tehri Titans won the toss and opted to bowl first against USN Indians, but Vishal Dangwal tore into the bowling attack with a sensational 51 runs from just 13 deliveries. His explosive knock powered USN Indians to 122/9 in 10 overs and etched his name into the UPL record books as the fastest fifty in the leagues history. Tehri Titans fought hard in the chase but could manage only 110/9, as USN Indians secured a 12-run victory. The third match saw Rishikesh RiverKings take on Pithoragarh Hurricanes. RiverKings won the toss and chose to bowl, restricting Pithoragarh Hurricanes to 105/5. Aanjaneya Suryavanshi led the Hurricanes batting effort with a blistering 58 off 21 balls. The third match saw Rishikesh RiverKings take on Pithoragarh Hurricanes. RiverKings won the toss and chose to bowl, restricting Pithoragarh Hurricanes to 105/5. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Jammu Tourism needs global push
As Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has invited travelers from across India and the world to visit Jammu and Kashmir and experience its natural beauty, culture and hospitality on World Tourism Day, the big question remains: what has the UT Government accomplished to even provide the bare minimum facilities to travelers from foreign lands visiting the [] The post Jammu Tourism needs global push appeared first on Northlines .
Lindsay Clancy's defense shifts strategy in bid to avert retrial
Lindsay Clancy returned to court on Tuesday for the first time since her murder trial ended with a deadlocked jury . Defense attorney Kevin Reddington asked Judge William Sullivan for an acquittal, arguing that there was not enough evidence to prove that the 36-year-old former nurse killed her three young children. This entire case is based on speculation, Reddington said. Where is the admission? Where does she say that she did this? Prosecutor Shanan Buckingham called the argument laughable. Sullivan did not immediately rule. The next hearing in the case is set for Nov. 2. During the trial, Clancys attorneys did not dispute that she fatally strangled her children Cora, 5; Dawson, 3; and 8-month-old Callan with exercise bands at their Duxbury, Mass., home in January 2023.She had been charged with three counts of murder in the first degree. Her lawyers argued that she could not be held criminally responsible for the killings because she was suffering from the rare mental illness that they said made her unable to understand the wrongfulness of her actions. Prosecutors contended that Clancy, who was never formally diagnosed with postpartum psychosis, carefully planned the killings and bears full responsibility for her children's deaths. The trial hinged largely on discussions of Clancy's mental state. Over nearly five weeks of testimony, a series of family members and medical professionals took the stand to describe the mental and emotional struggles she endured in the months leading up to the killings. During deliberations, the 12-member jury informed the judge that the panel was deadlocked: 11 members believed Clancy was not guilty, but one juror refused to apply the legal standard of reasonable doubt, preventing the jury from returning a unanimous not-guilty verdict. The case finally ended on Sept. 4 following nearly 40 hours of deliberation after the jury came to the judge for a third time to inform him that they were deadlocked, which triggered an automatic mistrial under Massachusetts law. Advocacy groups and researchers said the mistrial highlighted how little the medical field knows about postpartum psychosis, a rare illness estimated to affect one to two per 1,000 women after delivery . Clancy, who is paralyzed from the waist down since jumping from a second-story window after strangling her children, is expected to remain at a psychiatric hospital where she's been held for the last three years until her case is resolved. Clancy's attorneys have also asked the judge to dismiss the case on the grounds that the holdout juror should have been removed. Prosecutors have yet to decide whether to retry Clancy, Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz told reporters after the hearing. They could choose to retry her on first-degree murder charges, seek to try her on lesser charges, negotiate a plea deal or drop the case altogether. We are going to do what we can for the children, Cruz said. That is what this case is about. This is a breaking news story. Refresh this page for updates. If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts, call 911, or call the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-8255 or text HOME to the Crisis Text Line at 741741. This article originally appeared on Yahoo News at https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/article/lindsay-clancys-lawyer-now-says-there-isnt-enough-evidence-to-prove-she-killed-her-children-143656285.html
Over 100 Names, Rape Claims: Inside Silicon Valley's Secret 'Whisper Network'
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'Doctor Who' fans furious after BBC boss calls AI-generated episode
Highlights BBC Director-General Matt Brittin said he watched a 50-minute AI-generated episode of Doctor Who Brittin described the episode as pretty good while discussing the future of artificial intelligence His comments have sparked angry reactions from Doctor Who fans online The BBC is currently looking for a new production company to take the long-running sci-fi series forward Doctor Who fans have reacted angrily after BBC Director-General Matt Brittin revealed that he had watched a 50-minute episode of the sci-fi series made entirely using artificial intelligence. Brittin described the episode as pretty good while speaking about the growing role of AI in television. His comments have since prompted some fans to question what the technology could mean for the future of the beloved series. Who is BBC boss Matt Brittin? Matt Brittin became the BBCs Director-General in May 2026. He is the corporations chief executive and editor-in-chief, with responsibility for its editorial, operational and creative direction. Before joining the BBC, Brittin spent 18 years at Google, where he held senior roles including leading the companys Europe, Middle East and Africa business. His comments came during the Royal Television Societys London Convention, where the use of AI in television was a major topic of discussion. Brittin said that AI would not replace human creators, but argued that the technology was already giving people the ability to produce content at a level once associated with major Hollywood studios. Doctor Who fans react to AI comments Brittin said someone had recently sent him a 50-minute Doctor Who episode created using AI. It's pretty good, he said. He did not reveal who made the episode or whether it featured existing Doctor Who actors or entirely AI-generated characters. The remarks quickly drew strong reactions online, with some fans describing the idea of AI-generated Doctor Who as unacceptable and saying they would stop watching if the BBC adopted such an approach. One fan called the comments a pretty damning admission, while another described being a Doctor Who fan in 2026 as a non stop humiliation and said the show was over. What is happening with Doctor Who? The comments come at a major moment for the franchise. The BBC has put Doctor Who out to competitive tender, inviting production companies to pitch for a new multi-episode series with potential specials. The broadcaster has said it wants the next version to remain true to the qualities that have made the series popular across generations, while also being contemporary and creatively ambitious. The BBC has also said it is looking towards a potential return in 2028 or 2029. Brittin, meanwhile, has stressed that AI will not replace human creativity, saying the BBC wants to experiment with the technology while putting appropriate safeguards in place.
McDonald's is reportedly using AI to dynamically price its burgers
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