AIMIM expels MLC Mirza Rahmath Baig, directs him to resign
Hyderabad: The All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) on Saturday, August 29, expelled its leader Mirza Rahmath Baig from the party with immediate effect, directing him to resign from the Telangana Legislative Council. In a brief press release on Saturday, AIMIM joint secretary SA Hussain Anwar said Baig had been expelled from the party and must 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 .
Ram Madhav, Smriti Irani frontrunners for BJP
Arvind Sharma Jammu Tawi, Aug 28: The BJP high command is reportedly considering the names of national vice-president,Ram Madhav,and former union minister,Smriti Irani,for the post of the partys new in-charge for Jammu and Kashmir affairs. The speculation has gained momentum after the party appointedTarun Chugh as its in-charge for Gujarat affairs. It may be mentioned [] The post Ram Madhav, Smriti Irani frontrunners for BJPs J&K In-Charge appeared first on Northlines .
Kishtwar Hospital Worker dismissed, arrested in rape victim
Jammu Tawi:A sanitation worker at the District Hospital, Kishtwar, was dismissed from service following his arrest for his alleged role in a conspiracy to conceal the sexual assault and alleged termination of pregnancy of a 15-year-old tribal girl, officials said. The accused Ahmad, a daily-wage sweeper at the hospital, was arrested by police on Wednesday [] The post Kishtwar Hospital Worker dismissed, arrested in rape victims death case appeared first on Northlines .
Amarnath Yatra concludes on Raksha Bandhan
Srinagar: The 57-day annual Amarnath Yatra formally concluded on Friday with the arrival of the Chhari-Mubarak the saffron-robed holy mace of Lord Shiva at the 3,880-metre-high cave shrine in the south Kashmir Himalayas for special prayers, officials said. The conclusion of the yatra, which began on July 3, coincided with the festival of [] The post Amarnath Yatra concludes on Raksha Bandhan appeared first on Northlines .
Police foil cattle smuggling bids in Kathua
JAMMU TAWI: Police on Friday foiled two alleged cattle smuggling attempts in Kathua district, rescuing 36 animals and arresting three persons, officials said. In the first incident, a police team intercepted a truck at the dispatch point in Lakhanpur during checking, officials said. The truck, allegedly travelling from Punjab towards Jammu, was being driven by [] The post Police foil cattle smuggling bids in Kathua appeared first on Northlines .
BJP leader booked for duping youth
SRINAGAR: A BJP leader was booked on cheating and fraud charges in Jammu and Kashmirs Anantnag district on Friday, police said. Anantnag Police has registered the case based on a written complaint filed by Waheed Ahmad Itoo, a resident of Hassan Noor in Aishmuqam, who is currently residing at Government Degree College Boys Hostel in [] The post BJP leader booked for duping youth appeared first on Northlines .
MP Ruhullah challenges NC leadership, says will resign
SRINAGAR:National Conference Lok Sabha MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi on Friday said he would resign from Parliament but sought answers from party president Farooq Abdullah over the partys position on Article 370 before stepping down. Reports suggest that he may formally resign on November 3, the death anniversary of his father, Aga Syed Mehdi. In [] The post MP Ruhullah challenges NC leadership, says will resign appeared first on Northlines .
JK sees humid temperatures, IMD predicts dry weather ahead
Jammu records maximum of 34.6C; Srinagar settles at 33.5C Jammu Tawi, Aug 28:Weather remained largely dry across Jammu and Kashmir on Friday, with Srinagar recording a maximum temperature of 33.5 degrees Celsius, 4.2 degrees above normal. According to the India Meteorological Department data, the minimum temperature in Srinagar was recorded at 18.3 degrees Celsius, 1.6 [] The post JK sees humid temperatures, IMD predicts dry weather ahead appeared first on Northlines .
Second excavation phase at Kashmir Buddhist starts today
Seek Rs 30,000 stipend; resident doctors extend support Jammu Tawi, Aug 28:MBBS interns across Jammu and Kashmir have announced a united protest from August 31, demanding an immediate revision of their monthly internship stipend from the existing Rs 12,300 to Rs 30,000 According to the interns, those participating in the protest will refrain from joining [] The post MBBS interns across J&K to protest from Aug 31 appeared first on Northlines .
Rajouri (Jammu Div), Aug 28:Army foiled an infiltration attempt from across the Line of Control (LoC) in Rajouri sector on Friday. A source said that soldiers noticed suspiciousmovement of an infiltrator along the LoC this morning. The intruder was challenged. He opened fired which was retaliated to. The infiltrator is believed to be hiding in [] The post Army foil infiltration bid appeared first on Northlines .
MK Sinha takes charge as new JK CID chief
Jammu Tawi, Aug 28:MK Sinha took over the charge as Additional Director General (ADG) of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) from Nitish Kumar, who has been transferred as ADG Armed Police J&K. According to a statement, he held a meeting with senior officers of CID J&K and reviewed the overall functioning of intelligence wing after [] The post MK Sinha takes charge as new JK CID chief appeared first on Northlines .
GHS Nagar faces acute Teacher shortage, seven of 15 posts vacant
Ajay Sharma Reasi, Aug 28:Tall claims about improving government education infrastructure appear to face a reality check at Government High School Nagar in Reasi district, where students are reportedly facing difficulties due to a shortage of teaching staff and the absence of a regular headmaster for the past nearly two years. According to local sources, [] The post GHS Nagar faces acute Teacher shortage, seven of 15 posts vacant appeared first on Northlines .
MNS, UBT Sena slam Fadnavis over Marathi rule extension
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis granted migrant drivers a one-year Marathi learning extension. This decision has drawn criticism from the Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray Shiv Sena and MNS. Leaders allege the move is politically motivated ahead of Uttar Pradesh elections. They claim the state government is bowing to Delhi's pressure and sacrificing local language pride.
Ladakh LG welcomes Presidents nod for J&K High Court bench in Ladakh
Signboard row: Mamata Banerjee seeks release of 13 arrested
Former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee demanded the immediate release of thirteen arrested Trinamool workers. The arrests followed a ruckus during the dismantling of an alleged illegal signboard. She questioned the police's actions and the use of a gas cutter at the site. Banerjee asserted that the Trinamool Congress would soon return to power. She also criticized the BJP government and the state police for their actions.
BRS to hold week-long protest as Congress completes 1,000 days
Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has announced a week of protests to mark the Congress 1,000 days in power in Telangana. The partys working president, KT Rama Rao, called on cadres to expose the ruling partys deception starting September 2. BRS will release a chargesheet on the Congress governments failures at Telangana Bhavan on September 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 .
BJPs Special-45 tasked with cracking youth vote ahead of polls
The BJP is actively engaging young voters for upcoming state elections. A meeting of forty-five leaders discussed new strategies for youth connection. Union ministers and MPs attended this brainstorming session. Prime Minister Modi urged leaders to think out of the box. This initiative aims to connect with the current generation of voters.
BJP accuses Congress of prolonging tribal students hunger strike
Tribal students' hunger strike in Maharashtra continues for sixteen days now. The Bharatiya Janata Party alleges Congress is fueling the protest for political gain. BJP claims most student demands have been met by the government. They suggest Congress leaders want the strike to coincide with Rahul Gandhi's visit. This move aims to resurrect Rahul Gandhi's political career, the party stated.
Broken legal system we inherited has broken: Justice Muralidhar
Criticised collegium system, executive interference in appointments By Tanishka Shah IN 1833, WILLIAM BENTINCKs government admitted that Indias criminal justice reforms had failed to achieve the twin objects of a court viz., cheap and quick decision of cases. Nearly two centuries later, Justice S. Muralidhar told an audience gathered for the28th D.S. Borker Memorial [] The post Broken legal system we inherited has broken: Justice Muralidhar appeared first on Northlines .
RSS goes global, leaning on diaspora networks for outreach
The RSS is increasing its global engagement by using independent platforms. These platforms are led by NRIs and others to expand its international outreach. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's current tour highlights this evolving international strategy. The organization aims to directly engage opinion-makers and faith leaders abroad. This outreach seeks to address misgivings and present the Sangh's worldview.
Centre weighs special Parliament session in September for womens quota bill
The Centre is considering a special Parliament session in September. This session aims to pass the delimitation-linked women quota bill. An all-party meeting is also being discussed before the session. The government is assessing its numbers for constitutional amendment passage. The final decision depends on securing the required two-thirds majority.
(Abid Hussain Rather) We live in a world where people do not simply buy things because they need them; rather things persuade people to buy them. The marketplace has changed from a place where we fulfil our needs into a powerful system that creates new desires in us every day. From the moment we wake [] The post Needs or Market-Made Desires? appeared first on Northlines .
Cong leaders in Keralam back Sonia Gandhi amid controversy over memoir
Ministers in Keralam on Friday backed Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi amid a controversy over the publication of her memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love', in India. The reactions came after Penguin Random House India said it was not the publisher of Sonia Gandhi's memoir. Earlier this month, American publisher Alfred A Knopf, an imprint of Penguin Random House, announced that the book would be released on November 10. The statement came after a report in The Indian Express claimed that the publisher had backed out after Gandhi refused to make editorial changes to the manuscript. Higher Education Minister Roji M John, in a Facebook post, praised Sonia Gandhi for refusing to alter her memoir and recalled the personal tragedies she had faced, including the assassinations of former prime ministers Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. John said Sonia Gandhi had initially sought to stay away from politics but later took up the leadership of the Congress due to ...
UNCCD concludes COP17 with new drought resilience and land restoration initiatives
Will connect 1 crore women with Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojna: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced the state government's ambitious plan to enroll one crore women under the Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojna, with a recent disbursement of Rs 181.50 crore to 5.30 lakh beneficiaries. Mann also criticized 'modern-day masands' and the Shiromani Akali Dal, accusing them of misleading people and prioritizing self-interest over Punjab's welfare, while asserting the AAP's commitment to the state's development and rights.
Jaishankar meets 21 pilgrims rescued from Nepal; 315+ Indians still missing, expert teams sent
Uttarakhand BJP BLAs submit 6,500 forms to delete minority voters
Five men linked to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have filed 6,500 bulk objections to delete Muslim names from the electoral rolls in five Uttarakhand constituencies in the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR), according to an analysis by Newslaundry. Currently, Uttarakhands SIR process is in the notice period till September 11, with the final rolls 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 .
Green Finance Institution to drive climate investments: CII-IIMA taskforce proposes
Panel calls for dedicated mechanism to mobilise private capital, predictable carbon market and stronger sustainability disclosures
Tamil Nadu advances MRTS plans for five cities
Tirunelveli did not qualify for implementation of a suitable MRTS, while the Detailed Feasibility Report for Salem is under consideration.
Uttarakhand CM Dhami announces free bus travel, Pink e-Buses for women on Raksha Bandhan
Karnataka: Nagendra bows to BJP campaign, resigns as minister
Karnataka minister B Nagendra resigned from his cabinet post on Friday. He stepped down to prevent embarrassment to the Congress leadership and claimed innocence. The BJP celebrated the resignation and vowed to continue its campaign against the government. An SIT probe had previously given Nagendra a clean chit in the scam. The case involves alleged diversion of Rs 89.63 crore from a corporation.
Tamil Nadu begins discussions with stakeholders on upgradation and expansion of Chennai airport
This comes after the State dropped the 27,400-crore greenfield airport project at Parandur.
Did Nepal refuse foreign rescue help? What Kathmandu
Nepal says it does not need foreign rescue teams for now, but Indias pending NDRF offer raises questions over Kathmandus selective approach to international disaster assistance.
Two resignations, same scam: Why B Nagendra quit Karnataka cabinet again
Yogi Adityanath participates in Snehbandhan programme on Raksha Bandhan
Punjab: MMSY beneficiaries get post-discharge calls from 104 health helpline
'Free insulin for life': Amit Shah celebrates Rakshabandhan with girls diagnosed with diabetes
Karnataka minister Nagendra resigns, slams
Bengaluru: Karnataka Planning and Statistics Minister B Nagendra on Friday, August 28, announced his resignation from the state Cabinet, within 25 days of assuming office, over the alleged Valmiki Corporation scam. His announcement came shortly after he said he would meet Chief Minister DK Shivakumar and reveal his decision in a press conference. Today, I 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 .
No Karnataka route in Centres railway quadrupling plan: MB Patil
Karnataka's infrastructure minister expressed dissatisfaction with the Centre's railway route upgrade plan. No routes within Karnataka were included in the national high-density route development. The minister highlighted several key routes in Karnataka needing similar upgrades. He plans to urge the Chief Minister to seek a meeting with the Union Railway Minister. The state seeks better rail connectivity and offers to share project costs.
Abhishek Banerjee rules out TMC return for 'traitors' who crossed over to dissident factions
TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee made it clear that no traitors will be welcomed back into the party, highlighting the vital contribution of the youth in shaping national politics. He praised student protests for compelling political recognition of their needs and dared BJP leaders to engage with them directly. Banerjee reinforced that the Trinamool Congress will firmly stand against pressures from central agencies.
Khan sir announces orphanage on Raksha Bandhan, says cancer hospital almost ready
Inside Nepal's flood rescue hub where families search for missing loved ones
Inside Nepals flood rescue hub where families search for missing loved ones
We looked at 30+ satellite images. This is what Nepal's trail of havoc looks like
We looked at satellite images This is what Nepals trail of havoc looks like
'What exactly needed fact-checking?' Amit Malviya jibes amid Sonia Gandhi memoir row
Salman Khan proudly flaunts his colourful rakhis outside sister Alvira's house
Salman Khan proudly flaunts his colourful rakhis outside sister Alviras house
Was Sensexs 2,000-point expiry crash a one-off? Here's what Friday's close hints about CAS
Sensex stayed relatively calm during Fridays closing auction, a day after a 2,000-point plunge during the monthly expiry raised fresh concerns over CAS. The subdued move suggests Thursdays sharp swings may have been an expiry-driven anomaly rather than a persistent issue with the new closing-price mechanism, experts said.
Won't spare: LeT-linked group warns Kashmiri Pandits against reopening old cases
Wont spare LeTlinked group warns Kashmiri Pandits against reopening old cases
India's forex reserves hit record high of $729.33 billion after $12.4 billion weekly jump
India's foreign exchange reserves surged by over twelve billion dollars. This sharp build-up pushed reserves to an unprecedented $729.328 billion. Foreign currency assets and gold reserves significantly drove this latest increase. The country's external buffers are now strengthened against global shocks. These reserves are now higher than both end-March and a year earlier.
First exam reforms, now school thik karo: Has CJP changed the discourse of politics?
Protests led by students seeking better school environments have expanded beyond national dialogues into local communities. The 'School Thik Karo' movement exposed various deficiencies in government schools nationwide. In reaction, state authorities have introduced new laws and hastened development initiatives. This campaign has sparked a wave of youth activism and is impacting political strategies for upcoming elections, with a noticeable shift toward addressing educational reform and youth concerns.
'Pressure from Delhi': Raut on relaxing Marathi deadline
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut has criticised Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis's decision to grant a one-year extension to autorickshaw and taxi drivers to learn Marathi, alleging it was due to 'pressure from Delhi' and a message to BJP's ally Shiv Sena.
Procam launches 'HDOR - 100 Days of Running' in a whole new avatar turning 100 days of movement into habits for life
Timor-Leste president invites Indonesia's Prabowo for official visit
India's 10-year bond yield scales over 2-month peak ahead of Warsh speech
The Indian bond market experienced notable losses on Friday, with government bond yields climbing to a two-month peak. As investors anticipate key policy hints from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh during his Jackson Hole address, the hawkish tone in the latest RBI minutes has intensified expectations for future monetary policy adjustments. This escalation in yields has enhanced the attractiveness of Indian bonds compared to U.S.
The health and well-being of jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan have once again triggered a political storm in the country. Amid growing criticism of the Pakistan government over his treatment in prison, Khan's...
Gujarat's elderly couple duped of Rs 55.5 lakh in week-long digital arrest scam
Gujarats elderly couple duped of Rs lakh in weeklong digital arrest scam
Mirzapur- The Film: Mohit Malik says Birju will be a 'surprise element' for fans
Mohit Malik opens up about playing Birju Lohar in Mirzapur: The Film, revealing that he underwent an intense physical and psychological transformation for the role. He grew his beard, built a desi physique and immersed himself in the character for months
'21 Indians back, 320 still untraceable': MEA updates on Nepal floods devastation
Treat Imran Khan with dignity: Pat Cummins on ex-Pakistan captain's health concerns
Treat Imran Khan with dignity Pat Cummins on exPakistan captains health concerns
Deeply Saddened: PM Modi Condoles Death Of Norway's King Harald V
King Harald V, who was Europe's oldest monarch, has died. He was 89.
Why India's New Closing Auction Is Agonizing Traders Key Queries Answered
The overhaul was intended to bring India in line with major global markets and reduce the potential for manipulation.
Imam-ul-Haq Suffers Calf Strain, Participation In Lord's Test Doubtful
Pakistan Cricket Board: Pakistan have been dealt with an injury concern as opening batter Imam-ul-Haq has suffered a calf strain during the ongoing second Test against England at Lord's. Imam picked up the blow during Day 1 of the match on August 27, which has put his participation in the remainder of the second Test in doubt, the Pakistan Cricket Board confirmed in a statement. Pakistan opening batter Imam-ul-Haq sustained a strain to his left calf muscle while fielding on the opening day of the second Test against England at Lords, PCB confirmed. Scans later confirmed a low-grade calf strain, and Imam is currently receiving treatment under the supervision of Pakistan's medical team. His participation in the remainder of the Test depends on treatment leading to recovery, the board further added. Imam spent time off the field in the evening session on Day 1 due to his injury and is undergoing treatment. Imam did not turn out to open for Pakistan on Day 2 after the visitors bowled the hosts out for 290 in the first session of the second day. In case Imam fails to recover, Pakistan will be a player down, as replacements for only concussion issues are allowed. Former Test captain Shan Masood came to open along with Azan Awais in the absence of Imam. His participation in the remainder of the Test depends on treatment leading to recovery, the board further added. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories No.3 Jordan Cox hit a valiant 55, while Jamie Smith (61), Gus Atkinson (45) and Josh Tongue (30) played strong hands to take the hosts to 290. Article Source: IANS
Ladakh To Get J&K High Court Bench After President Murmu's Approval
Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena welcomed the promulgation, stating that the notification was issued within seven days of the Union Cabinet's decision.
Suzlon targets Europe's wind boom with high capacity turbines
Suzlon said Europe is entering a key repowering phase, creating demand for higher-capacity, site-specific turbines
BCCI Dissatisfied With Facilities in Japan, Could Send 'B' Team For Asian Games: Report
The men's cricket tournament is scheduled from September 24 to October 3, while the women's tournament is scheduled from September 17 to 22
Dia Mirza 'had to strip bare' in front of 100 men for song shoot
Actress Dia Mirza recalled how filming the song 'Mujhe Tumse Mohabbat Hai' pushed her out of her comfort zone, especially as she was still learning to accept her own body.
'Moved to hear experience first hand': Jaishankar receives 21 TN pilgrims rescued from Nepal
Airtel gains 26.8 lakh mobile users in July, Jio's wireless net adds at 24.4 lakh
During July 2026, the Indian wireless market expanded by 55.38 lakh mobile subscribers; its base surged to 128.79 crore by the end of July, up from 128.23 crore from the previous month
Samsung Galaxy S25 gets cheaper: Here's the latest deal
Samsung Galaxy S gets cheaper Heres the latest deal
Trump used to say he saw a quick end to his Iran war, but 6 months later he claims he's in no hurry
President Donald Trump marks an awkward moment in his second White House term as the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran reaches the six-month mark
Kangana Under Fire Over Kriti Sanon's Rakhi Ad Remarks, Netizens Dig Up Her Old Photos
Kangana Ranaut faces social media backlash after criticising Kriti Sanons outfit in a Raksha Bandhan ad, with users accusing her of hypocrisy.
'Wore camouflaged uniforms': Naga survivor recalls ambush
A survivor of a recent ambush in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, which resulted in the deaths of four Naga civilians, has described the attackers as wearing full camouflage uniforms. Gaikamang Ringkangmai, who sustained a bullet injury, recounted how militants ambushed their vehicle, killing four colleagues. The United Naga Council has accused Kuki militant outfits of involvement, while the Chief Minister has ordered action against the perpetrators.
Jio IPO, Expected To Be India's Biggest Public Issue, Gets SEBI Nod
Jio Platforms is likely to be India's biggest-ever public issue.
India's tyre exports rise 16% in Q1 to 7,700 cr despite global headwinds: ATMA
The US continued to be the single-largest export destination, accounting for 16% of the total export value during the quarter
Jio IPO soon! RIL's telecom arm gets Sebi nod for Rs 37,700 crore offering
Jio Platforms has received Sebi approval for its proposed Rs 37,700 crore IPO, bringing Reliance Industries much-awaited listing closer. The issue could value Jio at nearly Rs 9.5 trillion and become Indias largest IPO. The company plans to use Rs 27,500 crore of proceeds to repay borrowings of Reliance Jio Infocomm.
Lavrov's Bold Defence Of Iran & North Korea; 'Moscow's Closest Allies...'
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has defended Moscow's deepening ties with Iran and North Korea, declaring that countries once branded as outcasts have become Russia's closest allies. Lavrov's remarks come as Russia expands its strategic partnerships with Tehran and Pyongyang amid growing confrontation with the United States and its Western allies. Moscow and Tehran have strengthened military and intelligence cooperation, while North Korea has supplied Russia with ammunition, missiles and troops to support its war in Ukraine. The growing Russia-Iran-North Korea axis has raised alarm in Washington and across Europe, with reports of expanding defence cooperation, intelligence sharing and long-term strategic agreements.
An Indian grandmothers innocent conversation with ChatGPT has gone viral after she was led to believe that the AI voice assistant was a foreign woman who could become her grandsons bride. While many viewers found her warm and genuine reaction adorable, others criticised the prank, saying it was unfair to make fun of an elderly woman who did not understand she was speaking to AI.
'Special Shoutout To Sonal Dinusha': Gambhir Praises Sri Lanka Batters Gritty Knock
Sinhalese Sports Club: India head coach Gautam Gambhir on Friday gave a special shoutout to Sri Lankas breakout batter Sonal Dinusha for his exceptional, match-saving performance for the hosts in the recent second Test at the SSC Ground in Colombo. Gambhir also praised his own side's character and mental toughness following the 1-0 series win. Test cricket needs character, patience and mental toughness thats shown by our boys! Special shoutout to Sonal Dinusha for his exceptional performance! Gambhir posted on his X account on Friday. The left-handed Dinusha single-handedly thwarted India's victory push in the second Test at the Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC), which ended in a draw on Thursday. Despite missing out on full World Test Championship (WTC) points in the final game, India clinched the two-match series 1-0, having won the opening fixture at Galle by 165 runs. Dinusha enjoyed a historic, record-breaking series with the bat by accumulating 420 runs across four innings, including three centuries. Batting at number six, he scored 100 and 84 in the opening Test at Galle International Stadium, followed by 103 in Sri Lanka's first innings in Colombo. After being made to follow on, Sri Lanka found themselves in deep trouble before Dinusha struck another heroic knock an undefeated 133 off 264 balls and take them to a hard-fought draw on Thursday. He also joined forces with Keshara Nuwantha to stitch a 112-run seventh-wicket stand. With that gritty batting performance, Dinusha became the fifth cricketer and the fourth from Sri Lanka to register twin hundreds in a Test match while coming out to bat at number six or lower than that. After being made to follow on, Sri Lanka found themselves in deep trouble before Dinusha struck another heroic knock an undefeated 133 off 264 balls and take them to a hard-fought draw on Thursday. He also joined forces with Keshara Nuwantha to stitch a 112-run seventh-wicket stand. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Hes also the eighth batter to register three centuries in a two-game Test series, the joint-most for any mens batter and just the third for Sri Lanka after de Silva (twice) and Sangakkara. Article Source: IANS
Major mishap averted after dumper hits Mumbai's Mrinaltai Gore flyover barrier
A major mishap was averted in Mumbai after a dumper allegedly lost control on the Mrinaltai Gore flyover in Oshiwara and crashed into its wall and vision barrier, causing a portion to collapse onto SV Road below
Ravichandran Ashwin questions team India's approach after draw against Sri Lanka in Colombo
The Indian team failed to register a victory as they took on Sri Lanka in the second Test of the series. After a win in the first Test of the series, India hoped for another good showing in the second Test, but Sri Lankas resilience on the fifth day saw the game end in a draw as India won the series 1-0.
The World Health Organization (WHO) urges people to recognise the signs of stress and take time to pause and slow down. Stress can manifest through physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle tension and stomach discomfort. Persistent stress can significantly affect both mental and physical wellbeing. Simple techniques such as deep breathing can help manage rising pressure, while people experiencing overwhelming or persistent symptoms should consider seeking professional support.
Air India Express crew member ties Rakhi to passenger during flight, 'bro-zone' moment goes viral
An Air India Express cabin crew member gave a passenger an unexpected Raksha Bandhan surprise during a flight by tying a Rakhi on his wrist. The light-hearted moment was captured on video and later shared on Instagram by Sudhanshu Kaushik, turning an ordinary flight into a rather unusual festive celebration.
Salman Khan celebrated Raksha Bandhan with his family and was spotted leaving sister Alvira Khan's house after the festivities. The actor was all smiles as he stepped out, but it was the rakhis tied around his wrist that caught everyone's attention.
Roger Federer Heads To Tennis Hall Of Fame And Says He 'Had The Best Time' During His Career
Only after he finished competing did Roger Federer realize how much that impacted his legacy in the sport.
Cummins backs campaign for Imran Khan's dignified treatment
Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins has publicly supported the campaign by former international captains, including Sunil Gavaskar, advocating for jailed Pakistan legend Imran Khan to receive proper medical care and be treated with dignity.
BJP used EC to 'hijack' elections, SIR to 'loot votes': TMC chief Mamata Banerjee
