India win five medals, including a gold, on Day 1 of Asian U-23 Athletics Championships
Besides a gold, the Indians added one silver and three bronze medals on the opening day of competitions.
India assured of eight medals in U-19 women's category at Asian U-19 and U-23 boxing C'ships
Chandrika Bhoresh Pujari (51kg) delivered a dominant 5:0 victory over Kazakhstans Zhadyra Kaltay, while Joyshree Devi (54kg) registered a convincing 5:0 win against Kazakhstans Maral Tolepbergen
Russia to take on World Athletics at CAS over ban
The IOC said individual sports could decide whether to allow the flag and anthem at their own events or stage competitions in Russia
8 men indicted in planned drone and sniper attack on White House UFC cage-fighting show
Eight men were indicted on murder and terrorism conspiracy charges Thursday for their alleged roles in a thwarted drone and sniper attack on the UFC cage-fighting show staged at the White House in June
Disappointing day for Indian recurve archers
The mens team suffered a 0-6 defeat, while the womens side lost 2-6
Mbappe, Dembele fire France past Morocco into World Cup semi-finals
Prabhsimran credits Yuvraj, Ponting for his improvement
He has been picked for the three T20Is in Zimbabwe as the second wicket-keeper batter in the side after Ishan Kishan, with Sanju Samson surprisingly left out of the squad.
This hit-and-miss penalty technique can make the World Cup's best players look cool or silly
Nicknamed the paradinha, Portuguese for little stop, it was made famous by Pel and continued by a young Neymar when he was being hailed as an heir to the three-time World Cup winner
Four Indian nationals pushed into Bangladesh return homeafter one-year legal battle
The group, which included two minors, languished in Bangladesh forover a year before it returned home; it came back through the international border in Malda district
It is a big moment for all of us, says Harmanpreet on Womens Test at Lords
She would love to have more Tests for women. Since the last time the Indian women toured England for a Test, in 2021, they have played only five more
SRCC to launch Writing Mentorship Programme in partnership with The Hindu in School
The two-week-long, free-of-cost initiative will be conducted from July 27 to August 9
Death toll climbs to 3 in Rohini building collapse
Building owners husband, construction worker among deceased; rescue operation almost over, debris being cleared, cause of incident under probe: police; FIR lodged against unknown persons
Govt. can sell E20 petrol at 70 per litre, says Kejriwal
Delivery worker killed after bus hits bike in Kochi
FIFA World Cup 2026: Made in Africa can be the continents success mantra
The winners meet Spain or Belgium in the last four.
CPI calls for social auditof Kochi Corpn.s functioning
Assault on youths highlights growing vigilantism in Perumbavoor amid anti-drug crackdown
Three youths were reportedly publicly tried, assaulted, stripped, and forcibly tonsured by a mob that accused them of supplying ganja to a schoolboy. Six persons have been arrested in connection with the incident
90 government higher educational institutions closed in Karnataka in 2023-24: AISHE report
Building tilt prompts Kochi Corpn. to seek mandatory licence
The move comes in the wake of a recent incident in which a two-storey building, while being lifted, tilted onto an adjacent commercial structure along M.G. Road
TG20: Aces end e-Champions winning run to enter final; Diamonds in Qualifier 2
Panchayat in Kannur launches volunteer disaster response force
The initiative aims to ensure rapid rescue operations, reduce casualties, and strengthen community preparedness. The local body has also initiated a comprehensive safety literacy campaign
Street vendors organisations step up stir against Kannur Corporations eviction drives
The protesters demand the Corporation to halt eviction drives and implement the Street Vendors Act by surveying vendors and issuing identity cards to eligible traders
SIR in Manipur is a pathway to exclusion
Manipurs Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls risks deepening exclusion amid ethnic conflict, displacement, and identity challenges
Building a durable India-Australia partnership
Beyond warm optics and deepening convergence, India-Australia ties face the challenge of converting trust into alignment
Far from over: On the U.S.-Iran conflict
Iran and the U.S. must address the trust deficit for their talks to progress
Gambhirsfumbling and bungling India
Of all the failures that have liberally dotted the coachs brief tenure, the most chastening will be the 2-0 rout in Ireland, followed closely by 76 all out against England in Nottingham; several of Indias methods in the last couple of years have been steeped in madness that is all too visible
TNPDCL signs MoU with IIT-M to upgrade power infrastructure
No one must be allowed to enter schools unnecessarily
Singer Mano launches platform for fans to showcase talent
Tamil Nadu continues to record high gross enrolment ratio of 92% at primary level
Report abnormal population growth in border areas: Shah to SPs
Union Home Minister Amit Shah says the government is committed to curb unnatural demographic growth caused by abnormal factors with a ruthless approach
History-sheeter Ennore Dhanasekaran nabbed at gunpoint from star hotel
He was also wanted in connection with an extortion case of 1 crore from a businessman in Kattur
How a citys working class is driven to the margins and made invisible
The workers who collect garbage and keep our cities clean, and the workers who commute via cycles deserve recognition and respect
Leopard trapped in snare laid for wild game rescued, released into tiger reserve
ECI officials review SIR process in Visakhapatnam
Munnar to host Rain 40' football tournament on August 9
Thirty-two teams will participate in the penalty shootout tournament 16 from Idukki district and the rest from other districts
BSNL announces satellite phone for 1.34 lakh
Dr. Reddys to delay semaglutide supplies due to quality issue, shares hit
Semaglutide is the active ingredient in Danish major Novo Nordisks blockbuster diabetes and weight loss drugs Wegovy and Ozempic
Tehran [Iran], July 9 : Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on Thursday claimed it had struck the US Al-Azraq air base in northern Jordan with 10 ballistic missiles on what it described as an enemy command and control centre in West Asia in retaliatory strikes in response to a recent attack on Tehran by Washington. According to a statement carried by Iran's state broadcaster, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), the IRGC said the missile strikes marked the second phase of its response to what it described as aggression by the United States. At 2:20 pm today, IRGC aerospace fighters destroyed the enemy's command and control centre in West Asia and the enemy air base in Al-Azraq, Jordan, with 10 ballistic missiles, the statement read. The IRGC warned that further US military action would trigger additional attacks on American bases in the region. If the US terrorist army repeats its aggression, other US bases in the region will not be safe from our heavy fire, the statement carried by IRIB added. The statement further stated that Iran had previously warned that repeated attacks would lead to an expansion of its military response. Amid this, Jordan confirmed that air raid sirens had been activated after missiles entered the country's airspace from Iran. Jordan's government spokesperson Mohammad Al-Momani, in a post on X, said, Air raid sirens were activated by the Public Security Directorate just moments ago, following reports of the Kingdom's airspace being breached by missiles launched from Iran, which were intercepted and dealt with. The valiant Jordanian Armed Forces are on high alert, ready to address any threat facing the Kingdom, and are deploying all their efforts to safeguard the nation's security and the safety of its citizens, he added. In the first phase of its punitive response, IRGC struck key infrastructure at four US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain in retaliation for American strikes in Tehran. According to Press TV, the IRGC detailed the retaliation in a statement earlier today, identifying the targeted outposts as Arifjan and Ali Al Salem in Kuwait and Juffair and Sheikh Isa in Bahrain, and stated that the facilities were hit using missiles and drones. IRGC condemned the US attacks, calling them a violation of commitments and affirming its resolve to fight against the child-killing US military. The Iranian action comes after US Central Command (CENTCOM) on Wednesday said its forces have started conducting additional strikes against Iran to further degrade Tehran's ability to threaten freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, following recent attacks on commercial shipping and civilian crews. In a post shared on X, US CENTCOM said, At the direction of the Commander in Chief, US Central Command forces have started conducting additional strikes against Iran to further degrade their ability to threaten freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Iran's southern port city of Chabahar experienced power cuts after the United States airstrikes, according to CNN, citing Iranian state media. Additionally, explosions were also reported in the Iranian city of Bushehr, CNN reported, citing the semi-official Fars news agency. (ANI)
Dr. Reddys halts semaglutide supplies on quality concerns, shares plunge, Torrent recalls product
Amnesty urges investigating Israeli attacks on Lebanon as war crimes
Amnesty said it reached out to Israeli authorities, who said that some of the attacks were carried out against Hezbollah military objectives, while others were eferred for examination.
CPI(M) stage protest against various irregularities, demand cancellation of contract with Ourland
Hundreds of CPI(M) party functionaries oppose the privatisation of operations and seek a thorough inquiry into the property tax scam in Madurai Corporation and corruption in the implementation of Smart City projects
Man sent to 20 years RI for raping minor
Courts hands out jail term to survivors parents and husband for facilitating child marriage
Bankipur bypoll: voters say the battle will be between BJP and JSP
Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor, who is in the fray, has been busy campaigning in the constituency; voters in the BJP stronghold say he will cut into the BJPs votes
Landslip kills seven children, teacher at Rohingya camp in Bangladesh
United Council of Rohingya president Sayed Ullah said the landslip buried an Islamic seminary inside the hilly camp complex under mud and debris during the study hours after days of heavy downpour
The patient, Rajeshkumar of Koottapana, Neyyattinkara had come to the hospital around 6.30 p.m. complaining of chest pain, but the security staff allegedly did not permit him to see the doctor without an OP ticket
Foreign lawmakers join Taiwan Coast Guard trip
Beijing claims Taiwan is part of its territory and asserts jurisdiction over the body of water that separates the self-ruled island from China.
Come as you are to celebrate life and love at Bengalurus Kitty Ko
This July, Kitty Ko is hosting events that centre around drag, its culture and community
Modi, Albanese call on all parties to exercise restraint and de-escalate tensions in the Gulf
PMs say maritime security cooperation is key to peaceful Indo-Pacific; welcome deal for long-term uranium exports from Australia; reiterates strong support for Indias membership in Nuclear Suppliers Group
Three-day global meet on diabetes to be held in Kovalam
Over 2,500 health-care professionals are expected to take part in the convention
Neighbourhood shops and small retailers across the country are finding the going tough with e-commerce platforms and corporate-backed large retail stores rapidly establishing their business even in rural areas. A walk along the commercial areas as well as neighbourhoods reveals the plight of those who have been struggling to cope in the digital era. S.R. Praveen meets some of the retailers to understand the changing retail business scenario in Kerala
Khameneis coffin moves through Mashhad, mourners march alongside
Mohana Kumar appointed as State Project Director of Samagra Shiksha Kerala
Dr. Mohana Kumar, who was previously the principal of DB College, Sasthamcotta, had also served as the vice-chairperson of SCOLE Kerala and secretary of the Higher Secondary Education Board
Farooq Abdullah writes to INDIA bloc, J&K leaders on upcoming protest over Statehood
The NC president says: We hope every democratic voice across the country will stand united in this collective cause
From Prime Minister Narendra Modis visit to Australia to the escalating conflict in West Asia, to new developments in the Sri Lanka prison clashes, we bring you the latest in this episode. We also look at the Navys Drishti-10 UAV that crashed near Gujarat, the controversy surrounding Argentinas latest FIFA World Cup win, and other top national and international stories. We bring you your complete news roundup.
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Nizamabad MP Arvind inaugurates 9-crore Jankampet goods shed
Loire river dries up during hot spell in France
We will kill Trump banners surface at Ayatollah Ali Khameneis funeral procession
Plea to complete renovation work, reopen Gandhi Memorial Museum
More than three years ago the authorities closed the museum and its library for renovation work; However, the continued closure has deprived the public from accessing valuable historical, educational and research resources, says petitioner
British insurer Aviva to get full ownership of Life JV in India
Ebola death toll in Congo reaches 600, as new cases suspected in previously unaffected provinces
According to the Congolese Health Ministry, suspected cases have now been recorded in the provinces of Tshopo and Haut-Uele, signaling the continued spread of the disease beyond the epicenter in Ituri
SC cites blazes in Delhi, Lucknow; questions civic bodies on unauthorised buildings
Bench says slackness by the civic authorities to take effective action against unauthorised constructions in the national capital and its neighbouring regions will not be tolerated
Man held for cheating couple on promise of govt. job
Life insurers new business premium rises over 13% in June to 46,490 crore
506 students placed across seven Advanced Technology Centres in Telangana
Nadda accuses State govt. of prioritising party over public welfare
Karimnagar Police plan to install 700 more CCTV cameras to enhance surveillance
Govt waives basic customs duty on key inputs for electronics manufacturing
The duty waiver would reduce import dependence and strengthen the electronics ecosystem with local production
Minister moots raising retirement age of professors in govt. medical colleges
Their retirement age currently is 63 while it is 70 in private medical colleges; out of 800 sanctioned professor posts in 17 government medical colleges across the State, around 200 remain vacant, which is affecting the quality of medical education, says Satya Kumar Yadav
Malkajgiri Police destroy narcotics worth 31.99 crore seized in 76 NDPS cases
CBI files first chargesheet in Reliance Home Finance Limited case; cites 3,526 crore loss
The agency has registered seven First Information Reports against Reliance Communications Limited (RCOM), Reliance Home Finance Limited (RHFL), Reliance Commercial Finance Limited (RCFL) and Reliance Telecom Limited (RTL) based on complaints received from various public sector banks and LIC
Two women killed by SUV while crossing NH-44 in Shamshabad
TCS Q1 net profit rises 4.6% to 14,349 crore, board declares interim dividend of 12 per share
Annualized AI revenue at US$ 2.6 billion in Q1FY27, grew 13.6% QoQ
England, India set for a historic battle at Lords
Protest against STP at Chinnavedampatti
TVKgovernment changes the name of free bus travel scheme for women
MahalirVidiyalPayanam has been renamed as MagalirPayanam. Metropolitan Transport Corporation buses sported MagalirPayanam boards on Thursday. Its an attempt to erase political identities, says ThangamThennarasu
Jana Nayagan gets A certificate; likely to release in theatres on July 24
According to reports, after the makers implemented modifications suggested by the examining committee, the film was initially considered suitable for a 'U/A' certificate; however, the process stalled when a committee member raised an internal objection, claiming certain portions could hurt public sentiments.
Bishnoi ran decentralised syndicate, wanted S.K. killed to instill fear: U.S. DoJ
DoJ says Bishnois group enticed impoverished minors in India to join the enterprise and loyal members were sent abroad to work for the network; gang members had limited information on the identities or backgrounds of others in the group
Strong El Nino impact onsouthwest monsoon will have far-reaching consequences,warn experts
Criticism against Suresh Gopi for lack of action against SRFTI official accused of sexual harassment
Three teenagers booked for sexually assaulting minor girl
Nallathangal temple consecration held near Rajapalayam
FIFA WORLD CUP 2026 | Footballs old gods are being claimed by time
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Yellow alert for five districts in Kerala on July 10
Kasaragod, Kannur, Kozhikode, Wayanad, and Malappuram have been put on the alert
