U.S. appeals court upholds injunction that blocks Trump's order to create federal voter list
Donald Trump issued an executive order for the director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and the commissioner of the Social Security Administration to create a state citizenship list of eligible voters
Search for 17 missing crew after Vietnamese cargo ship sinks in South China Sea
A search is underway for 17 people missing after a Vietnamese cargo ship carrying 62 people sank in bad weather in the disputed South China Sea
Search for 17 missing crew after c
A search is underway for 17 people missing after a Vietnamese cargo ship carrying 62 people sank in bad weather in the disputed South China Sea
Commonwealth Games: Jadumani wins high-octane India-Pakistan bout, Preeti one win away from medal
Outstation students lament fewer holiday spells in DU this year
Finding land biggest challenge for Kozhikode Corporations stray dog shelter project
The project envisages small shelters at multiple locations, but animal welfare bodies caution that land availability and local opposition could hamper implementation
Odisha BJP leaders criticise post by MPs daughter on Pradhan
Bhubaneswar MP Aparajita Sarangi, a two-time MP from Bhubaneswar, was, however, unavailable for comment
DU extends deadline for candidates to accept seats
Railway revises redevelopment deadlines for ERS, ERN stations
Projects have been pushed to 2028 after the Railway terminated contracts over missed timelines and initiated fresh tenders; passenger groups press for better amenities during the redevelopment
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Do not surrender to China, do not depend on the U.S.
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Nagrota farmers embark on seven-day agri exposure tour
Jammu, July 26: In a significant initiative to strengthen farmers' knowledge and promote the cultivation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs), the Member Legislative Assembly Nagrota Devyani Rana on sunday flagged off a seven-day exposure visit of farmers to Palampur, Himachal Pradesh, from the Chief Agriculture Office, Jammu under the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme (HADP) MAP Clusters. The exposure visit comprises 50 farmers from Keri, Sarote and Mathwar villages (MAP Cluster Mathwar) in Sub-Division Marh Jammu, who will gain first-hand exposure to advanced technologies, scientific cultivation practices, value addition, processing and marketing strategies related to medicinal and aromatic plants through interactions with experts, research institutions and progressive farmers in Palampur. The flag-off ceremony was attended by District Agriculture Officer, Jammu Vinod Khajuria, Subject Matter Specialist (District Level) Munshi Ram Rukwal, Sub-Divisional Agriculture Officer Marh Khalid Hassan Tantri, Subject Matter Specialist (Sub-Division Level) Vishali Bagal, besides field officers and officials of the Agriculture Department. Speaking on the occasion, the MLA emphasized the importance of exposure visits in equipping farmers with practical knowledge and innovative farming techniques. She said that the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme is transforming the agriculture sector by creating new opportunities for diversification, entrepreneurship and higher farm incomes. She urged the participating farmers to actively engage during the visit, learn modern cultivation and post-harvest management practices and disseminate the acquired knowledge among fellow farmers upon their return. She also appreciated the Agriculture Department for organizing such capacity-building initiatives for the farming community. SDAO Marh informed that the exposure visit has been organized to enable farmers from MAP clusters to gain practical insights into successful cultivation models, quality planting material production, processing technologies and market linkages. He expressed confidence that the visit would motivate farmers to adopt scientific practices and contribute towards the sustainable development of the medicinal and aromatic plant sector in Jammu district. The participating farmers expressed gratitude to the Agriculture Department for providing them with the opportunity to visit reputed institutions and interact with experts, which would help them improve productivity, quality and profitability of their farming enterprises. The programme concluded with the flagging off of the farmers' contingent amidst best wishes from the dignitaries and officials for a productive and successful learning experience.
AIP seeks swift relief for Beerwah flood-hit traders
Srinagar, July 26: Awami Itihaad Party (AIP) Chief Spokesperson Inam Un Nabi has called upon Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to immediately implement the assurances he made to the traders whose shops were destroyed after the devastating flash floods along the Sukhnag Nallah in Beerwah. Inam Un Nabi said that the affected traders have lost not only their shops but also their only source of livelihood. He stated that the Chief Minister's visit to the affected area had raised hopes among the victims, and those assurances must now be translated into immediate action. The government must not allow these promises to remain mere announcements. The affected traders deserve swift rehabilitation, fair compensation and a clear timeline for restoring their businesses. Delays will only deepen the economic and psychological distress of families already struggling to recover, he said. He demanded the immediate release of compensation, early completion of the assessment process, and allotment of suitable temporary commercial spaces until permanent rehabilitation is ensured. He also urged the government to formulate a comprehensive rehabilitation package that addresses both immediate relief and long-term livelihood restoration. Inam Un Nabi further stressed the need for permanent flood mitigation measures along the Sukhnag Nallah, including strengthening embankments, improving drainage infrastructure and conducting regular safety audits of vulnerable commercial structures to prevent such disasters in the future. Reaffirming Awami Itihaad Party's solidarity with the affected traders, Inam Un Nabi said the party stands firmly with them in their hour of crisis and will continue to press the government until every commitment made to the victims is fulfilled in letter and spirit.
Dr. Farooq, Omar extend Urs greetings
Srinagar, 26 July: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference President Dr. Farooq Abdullah and Vice President and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah have extended their warm greetings to the people on the annual Urs of the revered Sufi saint Hazrat Syed Qamar-ud-Din Bukhari (RA), popularly known as Qamar Shah Sahab (RA) Ganderbal. In their message, the duo said that the life and teachings of Hazrat Qamar Shah Sahab (RA) continue to illuminate the path of spirituality, compassion, humility, and selfless service to humanity. They said the saint's enduring legacy inspires generations to uphold the values of communal harmony, brotherhood, tolerance, and love, which have been the hallmark of Kashmir's rich Sufi ethos. They prayed that the auspicious occasion brings peace, prosperity, and harmony to Jammu and Kashmir and serves as a source of blessings for all. They also prayed for the acceptance of the prayers and devotions offered during the sacred Urs and wished the devotees a spiritually fulfilling observance.
Sonam Wangchuk to be discharged from hospital on July 27
The activists team says he will visit Rajghat to pay homage to Mahatma Gandhi before leaving for Ladakh
JKPCC pays tributes to Kargil heroes at Balidan Stambh
Jammu, July 26: The Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) on Saturday paid tributes to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the Kargil War on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas. A homage ceremony was held at Balidan Stambh in Jammu, where JKPCC leaders and workers offered floral tributes to the Kargil heroes and observed a two-minute silence in their memory. The programme was led by JKPCC Working President Raman Bhalla, who said Kargil Vijay Diwas represents a glorious chapter in Indias history and reflects the courage, patriotism and sacrifice of the armed forces. Bhalla said the soldiers defended the countrys sovereignty with extraordinary valour and their supreme sacrifices would continue to inspire generations. He added that honouring the nations heroes was the responsibility of every citizen. Former Minister and DCC Jammu Urban President Yogesh Sawhney said the Kargil War demonstrated the bravery and determination of the Indian Army under challenging circumstances. He called upon the youth to draw inspiration from the sacrifices of soldiers and contribute towards nation-building. JKPCC General Secretary Satish Sharma said the sacrifices of Kargil martyrs would never be forgotten and reaffirmed the partys commitment to honouring the armed forces and supporting soldiers and their families. Several senior Congress leaders and party workers participated in the ceremony, including Manmohan Singh, Vijay Sharma, Jatinder Singh Chib and others. The programme concluded with patriotic slogans, as participants reiterated that the sacrifice of Kargil heroes would remain etched in the nations memory.
Students federation organises rally seeking abolition of NEET and NTA
Disability rights activists to come up with plan for accessible bus stops
Roads, healthcare top govt development agenda: Speaker
Budgam, July 26: Speaker, Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Abdul Rahim Rather, on Sunday visited Arampora and Nambalhar areas of the Charar-e-Sharief Assembly Constituency, where he held an extensive public interaction with the local residents to listen to their grievances, developmental aspirations and suggestions for overall progress of the area. During his visit, the Speaker paid obeisance at the revered shrine of the renowned Sufi saint Hazrat Abdul Samad Mir (RA) at Nambalhar, where the annual Urs Mubarak is being observed. He offered prayers and paid rich tributes to the saint, praying for lasting peace, communal harmony and prosperity across Jammu and Kashmir. The Speaker addressed a huge gathering and interacted with the local residents at Arampora. During the interaction, the residents apprised the Speaker of several long-pending developmental issues requiring immediate attention. Prominent among their demands was construction of a bridge over Nallah Shaliganga to connect Tehsil Khansahib with Tehsil Chadoora. The people also highlighted the need for improved road connectivity, augmentation of drinking water supply, strengthening of power infrastructure and upgradation of other essential public amenities. The Speaker gave a patient hearing to every representation and assured the people that all their genuine demands would be taken up with the concerned departments for appropriate action. He said that developmental priorities would be pursued in a phased and planned manner, ensuring that projects of public importance receive due attention and are implemented without unnecessary delay. The Speaker emphasized that the bridge over Shaliganga would serve as a vital link, significantly improving the inter-tehsil connectivity, facilitating the transportation of agricultural produce to markets, reducing travel time and creating new economic opportunities for the farmers and traders. He said that the bridge would immensely benefit thousands of residents living on both sides of the nallah. The Speaker said that the present government is committed to ensure equitable and balanced development across Jammu and Kashmir, with special emphasis on strengthening infrastructure and improving the quality of life in rural and far-flung areas. He said that sustained efforts are being made to expand road connectivity, improve healthcare and educational facilities, augment drinking water supply, strengthen power infrastructure, and create durable public assets that directly benefit the people. He further said that development is the cornerstone of progress and can only be achieved through close coordination between the government and the people. He stressed that every developmental initiative is aimed at improving the public welfare, generating employment opportunities, boosting economic activity and creating better prospects for future generations. The Speaker urged the people not to pay any heed to rumours or misinformation, saying that such elements only obstruct the pace of development and create unnecessary confusion among the public. He appealed to the residents to remain united and extend their wholehearted cooperation in implementation of developmental programmes for the larger interest of the region. The Speaker said that public outreach and direct interaction with the people remain essential for understanding grassroots issues and ensuring that development is driven by the genuine needs and aspirations of the people. He assured the gathering that every sincere effort would be made to resolve their concerns in a transparent and time-bound manner.
Chugh appointed to Parliamentary panels on Home, Defence
Chandigarh, July 26: BJP National General Secretary and Rajya Sabha MP Tarun Chugh has been nominated as a member of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs and the Consultative Committee for the Ministry of Defence. The appointments are being viewed as recognition of Chughs organisational experience and his engagement with issues related to national security and border affairs. A BJP leader from Punjab, Chugh has worked extensively in Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh. His inclusion in the two key parliamentary panels is expected to provide greater representation to concerns of border states, including challenges related to cross-border terrorism, drone incursions, narco-smuggling, border management and the welfare of border communities. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs examines matters related to internal security, policing, border management, disaster management and Union Territories, while the Defence Consultative Committee deliberates on issues concerning defence preparedness, military modernisation and strategic security. Party leaders and workers welcomed Chughs nomination and congratulated him on the new responsibilities.
Two held with suspected MDMA in Keralas Kochi
Work on CMRLs Koyambedu-Alandur stretch hit by delays, to open next year
The Phase-II stretch from Koyambedu to Chennai Trade Centre was scheduled to be opened last month.While the Poonamallee-Vadapalani stretch awaits an inauguration date from the Centre, work on stations between Porur and Vadapalani has been held up and will be ready only in 3 months
Bengaluru East Corporation reviews infra projects taken up for reducing congestion
Human-wildlife conflict escalates across Kannur
Fresh incidents reported from Aralam, Kolayad, and Sreekandapuram highlight the growing threat to lives, agriculture, and livestock in forest-fringe villages
Road rage ends in alleged assault of 3 youths in Keralas Kochi
17 booked for clash on Rajkumar Road
Tasmac bars can now be operated within 100 m of liquor shops
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EAGLE IGP urges parents to spend time with children
PMK releases Shadow Economic Survey for second year in a row
According to the report, against the projected States Own Tax Revenue of 2,20,895 crore, only 1,92,493.07 crore was mobilised, recording a shortfall of 13%
AITA rejects panels proposal to have five SOM in EC
There are disagreements between the administrator-led committee and AITA regarding athletes representation in the Executive Committee and age-limit for office-bearers
MMK condemns Centre for rejecting Metro Rail project proposals for Coimbatore, Madurai
Durand Cup | Rayniers hat-trick powers Jamshedpur to easy win
Suspect in deadly Berlin Pride attack killed in confrontation with police, officials say
ENC pays tribute to war heroes on Vijay Diwas in Visakhapatnam
Two workers killed in explosion at illegal fireworks unit in Sivakasi
One worker, who suffered 75% burns, is in a critical condition at the government hospital in Virudhunagar. The police say the owners had set up the fireworks unit without licence and used the free electricity meant for agriculture to run it
Governor Arlekar, party leaders pay tribute to soldiers on occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas
Fatal Crash on Chanapora Bridge: One Dead, Young Woman Injured; Police Hunt Absconding Biker
Srinagar, July 26: A tragic road accident on Chanapora Bridge in Srinagar on Sunday left one person dead and an 18-year-old woman injured after two motorcycles were involved in a collision. Officials identified the deceased as Imad Aijaz, son of Aijaz Ahmad Mughal, a native of Karnah currently residing at Sebdan, Budgam. He sustained critical injuries in the crash and was declared dead at the scene. The injured pillion rider, Muskan, daughter of Danish Hussain Shah, originally from Tangdhar and presently living in Bemina, was rushed to Government Hospital Barzulla for medical treatment. Her condition is being monitored. Police said the accident involved motorcycle registration JK04-4193 and another motorcycle whose rider fled the scene immediately after the collision, taking the vehicle along. A case has been registered, and efforts are underway to trace the unidentified rider. Investigations into the circumstances leading to the accident are in progress. Victim dies on the spot after two motorcycles collide; second rider escapes with vehicle.
Tension in village in Pudukottai district over temple ritual issue
Neighbours dispute turns fatal, youth hacked to death in Thiruvananthapuram
Within hours of the crime, the City police arrested the prime accused, Pradeep, 38, along with three otheraccomplices
Mayiladuthurai police launch probe into death of man
RBI sees rupee as undervalued; FCNR(B) inflows cross $32 billion
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra says inflation control remains the foremost priority; FCNR(B) deposits and foreign investment in government securities have strengthened Indias external position
PM Modi: Nandan Nilekani to head high-powered task force on exam reforms
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the constitution of a high-powered task force, to be headed by former UIDAI chairman Nandan Nilekani, to recommend steps to make the countrys examination system leak-proof and technology-driven.
FIR against actor Sreelekha Mitra for allegedly carrying objectionable poster of PMin CJP rally
Firefighters battle deadly wildfires near Spains Marid; 10,000 people evacuated, says local govt
400 kg of gutkha products seized, one held
RSS womens wing seeks uniform national population policy
The Rashtra Sevika Samiti passes resolution raising concerns over population imbalance, citing data on Hindu and Muslim populations
Police nab youth with methamphetamine
The police seized 93.63 grams of methamphetamine in Shamnus possession
Fully prepared for all scenarios: Iran Army ahead of Netanyahu's US visit
Tehran [Iran], July 26 : Iran said its Army is fully prepared for all scenarios and has strengthened the air defence capabilities ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the United States, according to Iranian media. As reported by ISNA news agency, Iran Army spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia said that the US had failed to achieve its objectives during the conflict and suggested Washington was reassessing its strategy, with the claim that it is allegedly under Israeli influence. The situation for America is chaotic and undesirable, and they failed to achieve their goals in the Strait of Hormuz and in weakening Iran, he said. He added, They are now seeking a new strategy; the possibility of withdrawal from the war, conditional on Israel's permission. According to Tasnim News Agency, General Akraminia said that Iran had used the recent ceasfire period to rebuild and strengthen its military capabilities, particularly in the field of air defence. We have tried to make good use of opportunities. The three-month ceasefire period was a good opportunity for our defence planning, particularly in the field of air defence, he said. He said repaired air defence systems had been restored while new equipment had been integrated into the Army's operational structure, enhancing Iran's defensive capabilities. Akraminia further claimed that the US had failed to achieve its objectives in a war of aggression against Iran. He said Washington had failed in its goals of reopening the Strait of Hormuz, weakening Iran's defence capabilities, and undermining the resolve of the Iranian Armed Forces. Iran's Armed Forces have prepared for all possible scenarios and would deliver an appropriate response to any potential action, he said, warning that any continued US aggression could expand the geographical scope of the conflict and that Iran had developed new strategies to deal with such developments. The response comes as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Iran would be one of the key issues on the agenda for his meeting with US President Donald Trump in Washington. Ahead of his departure, at the start of the weekly government meeting, Netanyahu said, Tomorrow I will fly to Washington to meet, at his invitation, with President Trump, and afterwards to participate in the memorial service for a great friend of Israel, the late Senator Lindsey Graham. I will also discuss all pending issues with President Trump, including the situation in Iran. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has shelved plans for a major military escalation against Iran, opting to hold off on a wider offensive amid growing warnings from defence officials regarding critical shortages in the Pentagon's air defence stockpiles across the Middle East. According to a report by The New York Times, military leaders cautioned that a broader campaign could dangerously deplete supplies of Patriot antimissile interceptors, exposing US troops, Gulf partners, and key installations to retaliatory strikes, while senior aides voiced concern over wider economic instability and escalating regional crises. Concerns intensified after three US service members were killed on Thursday in Jordan when an enemy ballistic missile penetrated American defences during a barrage of Iranian drones and missiles, a senior US official told The New York Times. (ANI)
Three Great Indian Bustard chicks placed in rewilding tunnel in Jaisalmer
The 9.25 crore facility prepares captive-bred birds for life in the wild
Economic self-reliance key to Indias rise in new global order: S. Gurumurthy
Noted economist and thinker cautions that as the countrys global influence increases, certain foreign forces are attempting to create internal divisions and weaken the nation
Kodungallur-Angamaly NH 544 bypass alignment likely to be ready in a fortnight
The approximately 18-km stretch, expected to be built at a cost of 360 crore, would help motorists bypass congested junctions, especially in and around Angamaly, where serpentine traffic snarls frequently hold them up
Youth have decisive role in shaping Indias future: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said when young people connect directly with the nations challenges and opportunities, the countrys future becomes stronger and brighter
Our hunger strike was a challenge to the government: AISA Delhi Secretary Neha
The Left students bodies extended ground support to the protest, contributing to not only footfall and ideological clarity
Suvendu Adhikari ascribes Kolkata violence to foreign fundamentalist forces
Police arrest 14 persons, produce them in court; counsel for the accused asks why people have been arrested in Kolkata while no cases are being registered against protesters across the country
With large parts of Kalaburagi district facing water scarcity, the Regional Commissioner has approved the release of 4.105 tmcft of water from the Narayanpur reservoir to meet the drinking water requirements of people and livestock in both urban and rural areas
Experts stress early diagnosis and identifying underlying cause of anaemia
The session highlighted that anaemia has multiple underlying causes and that effective treatment depends on accurate diagnosis rather than iron supplementation alone
Who is Nandan Nilekani, the head of PM Modis task-force on exam reforms?
Nandan Nilekani had earlier served as the founding chairman of the Unique Identification Authority of India, holding the rank of a Cabinet Minister
Tejashwi Yadav threatens protest resumption if brother Tej Pratap, others not released in 24 hours
Seeks government action against policemen who opened fire on students at Siwan on July 25, at Jehanabad on July 23; student groups say minors were also arrested, call for State-wide Virodh Diwas on July 30
Additional 99.40 crore released for Vemulawada temple development works
Iran says progress in Oman talks on Hormuz Strait management
Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said several rounds of negotiations were held in the Iranian capital, Tehran, on Friday (July 24) and Saturday (July 25) between Iranian and Omani deputy Foreign Ministers
Amarnath Yatra 2026 crosses 4 lakh pilgrim mark; over 4.14 lakh devotees receive darshan
Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], July 26 : The ongoing Shri Amarnath Yatra 2026 crossed a major milestone on Sunday, with more than four lakh pilgrims completing the annual pilgrimage and offering prayers at the holy cave shrine. The achievement comes days after the yatra resumed following a six-day suspension due to adverse weather conditions. According to an official Lok Bhawan press communique, a total of 4.14 lakh devotees have received darshan at the shrine since the 57-day pilgrimage began on July 3. Marking the milestone, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha expressed gratitude to Lord Shiva and thanked all those involved in ensuring the smooth conduct of the pilgrimage. By Lord Shiva's divine grace, the holy Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra has crossed a remarkable milestone and more than 4 Lakh pilgrims have already completed the sacred journey. Till now, 4.14 Lakh devotees have received darshan. I bow with reverence to Baba Amarnath for this blessing and extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped make this journey a truly divine experience for all, Sinha said in a post on X. Earlier in the day, the 19th batch of pilgrims crossed Chanderkote in Ramban district under tight security as the pilgrimage continued towards the Kashmir Valley. The yatra resumed on Saturday after remaining suspended for six days due to heavy rainfall and deteriorating weather conditions. The Jammu and Kashmir administration had halted the pilgrimage on both the Pahalgam and Baltal routes on July 19 following an India Meteorological Department (IMD) warning of heavy rainfall across the Union Territory. Pilgrims departing from the Bhagwati Nagar base camp in Jammu resumed their journey under enhanced security arrangements. Authorities have permitted pilgrims travelling from the Jammu base camp to proceed only through the Baltal route. The 57-day Shri Amarnath Yatra, which began on July 3, will conclude on August 28 on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan. Every year, the pilgrimage draws thousands of devotees from across the country to the revered cave shrine in south Kashmir. (ANI)
Bandi challenges Revanth to back Gen Z push with Cabinet berths
Flavio Bolsonaro gets party nod to take on Lula in Brazil polls
Far-right firebrand Jair Bolsonaro anointed his eldest son Flavio as his political heir after being sentenced to 27 years in prison for plotting a coup following his 2022 election loss to Lula.
Bharathiar University Teachers Association says there is concern among the faculty that matters of academic importance do not get due importance in the agendas
Telugu Mahotsavam to be annual event, says Minister Kandula Durgesh
Monsoon Session of Karnataka Legislature to begin on August 13
Minister Rajesh Kumar hands over offer letters to job fair recruits
Revanth to speak to Rahul Gandhi on opening Parliament, Assembly doors for Gen Z
APSRTC employees to submit memorandums on July 27 against private e-bus policy
TNPL organisers promise better pitches, exciting contests
English Expo at govt. school in Tiruppur earns kudos
HIV awareness quiz, marathon to be held in Ernakulam
SiliconAndhra to attempt three Guinness record
Kerala Chief Minister calls on Catholicos at Devalokam
Two brothers found dead in a well in Theni district; police suspect murder
A senior officer said that though the exact motive was yet to be established, they were examining a few leads; When the post-mortem report was released, we might get some definite clues, he added
Rights panel directs Corpn. to prepare action plan for mosquito-control in Kochi
Cuban President accuses U.S. of seeking to seize island
The United States maintains that Cuba, an ally of Russia and China, poses a security threat to the region and violates the rights of its citizens.
Encroachment on government land on the rise in Idukkis Wagamon
Large real estate groups have reportedly purchased nearly 25 acres of land on the meadows, a main tourist attraction in Wagamon, to carry out constructions
Plans afoot to renovate Srirangam Govt. Hospital
MEA advisory urges Indian seafarers to assess security risks before taking jobs in Black Sea region
The advisory comes a day after the MV AGN Ragnar, carrying four Indian crew, was hit by a projectile in Odesa; two Indians on the ship confirmed safe, but information still awaited on the other two, says Indian Embassy in Kyiv
Hyderabad Monsoon Races begins from July 27
Madurais poor road infrastructure sparks public fury over lacklustre monsoon preparedness
Although Tiruchi Corporation has five mini-tippers and five tipper lorries for collecting garden waste, their deployment has not been adequate to meet the demand in several areas like Singarthope, Theppakulam and Bheema Nagar
This is only a beginning, say youths in Bengaluru
Mirabai completes hattrick of golds at Commonwealth Games
The result was never really in doubt; the only question was how far Mirabai would push the limits. And the Manipuri superstar answered in emphatic style, rewriting the record books with a stunning display of strength and composure.
NHAI begins relocating unscientifically located bus stops on Edappally-Aroor bypass
The NHAI has begun shifting bus stops located near U-turns and entrances to side roads. The initiative is aimed at easing traffic snarls and preventing accidents along the Edappally-Aroor bypass
