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Special TET coaching for teachers to be held in Tiruchi from October 31
Physical intimacy can't be branded as rape if consensual relationship turns sour: Supreme Court
The Bench said the Court wish to note a worrying trend in recent years wherein consensual relationships that have come to an end are retrospectively combed with a fine tooth so as to identify what can post-facto be construed as violence and sexual assault
Coimbatore Corporation removes over 8.8 lakh mosquito breeding containers
Eight-year-old girls dance to mark Rajyotsava in Hubballi tomorrow
Anushka Aramani will dance to the tunes of eight representative poems as part of Kannada Kalarava during the celebrations
Ministers pay tribute at Muthuramalinga Thevar Memorial, distribute welfare aid
Coimbatore Corporation plans to repair roads damaged by utility works
Krishi-Thotagarike Mela focuses on drought management
AIMIM intensifies campaign for AP local body polls, urges voters to remember TDP-BJP alliance
Sale of groceries at subsidised price commences ahead of Deepavali
Milky Mist H1 PAT grows 308.4%
Keralam approves 1,000-crore housing scheme for SC, ST families
Minister K.A. Thulasi says the scheme would cover 25,000 SC families and 7,000 ST families. The government also enhances the housing assistance for SC families from 4 lakh to 6 lakh, 4 lakh to 6 lakh for ST families, and from 6 lakh to 8 lakh for houses in remotelocations.
Students can play a key role in curbing corruption: BPCL official
Students have an important role to play, particularly as they enter the workforce and assume greater responsibilities as citizens'
D.B. Pampa College, SRIBS sign MoU for academic collaboration
Under the agreement, students and faculty members of the departments of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany and Zoology will benefit from collaborative research projects, faculty development programmes, student internships, seminars, workshops, conferences, certificate courses and academic exchange programmes
Amit Shah must apologise to Telangana people before Hyderabad visit: Ponnam
M.P. CM attacks Congress over anti-CEC protests, says Rahul Gandhi seems to be coming from Pakistan
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said at events in Indore and Ujjain that the Opposition was spreading anarchy by challenging democratic institutions, and remarked that Rahul Gandhi seemed to be coming from Pakistan and doing politics
Jio Platforms shares surge 28% since market debut
The stock of the country's second most valuable firm by market capitalisation jumped 27.89% to 1,431.20 from the issue price of 1,119 on the BSE
Jio Platforms shares surge 28% since market debut
The stock of the country's second most valuable firm by market capitalisation jumped 27.89% to 1,431.20 from the issue price of 1,119 on the BSE
Jains urge State govt. to consider demands immediately, express solidarity with seer on sallekhana
Digambar Jain Samaj and Digambar Jain Boarding affiliated to Dakshin Bharat Jain Sabha have pressed for the fulfilment of long-pending demands
Tiruchi Corporation to hold special camps for water, underground drainage connections
Residents can apply for drinking water and UGD connections by paying the prescribed initial deposit; the Corporation Commissioner has appealed to the property owners to make use of the facility
Chief Minister, Ministers to skip SIR protest in Delhi on November 1
Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary calls for adequate Ganga water share to boost state's growth
Our resolve is to make Bihar's rivers the foundation of the state's economic prosperity, Samrat Choudhary said
Two youths killed in two-wheeler accident in Idukki
The rider lost control of the two-wheeler, causing it to skid onto the road and slam into an electric post
Amit Shah responds positively to A.P.s 4,600 crore cyclone relief request: CM Naidu
Transgender Persons Act: What is the PIL challenging the laws impact on womens rights about?
What is the petition about? What did the 2019 Act and 2020 Rules provide? What did the 2026 amendment change? What does the petition say about NALSA Judgment?
Retired IAS officer issues legal notice to Karnataka police over late-night firecracker bursts
He alleges failure to enforce the Supreme Courts ban on bursting sound-emitting firecrackers between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m; says he has respiratory ailments
Senior ECI officials to review Uttar Pradesh's poll preparedness in phases from November 2
During their visit to Meerut, the ECI officials will review the preparedness of grassroots machinery of some West Uttar Pradesh divisions
Ganesh idol immersion pushes up pollution levels in Hyderabads Hussainsagar
A.P. Cabinet clears 5,194-cr. expansion by Vizag Profiles, SEIL
Marijuana trail leads to 24 students at University of Hyderabad; security guard held
Suvarna Soudha in Belagavi to host Winter Session starting Nov. 30
Officials begin preparations, hold meeting, form various committees to oversee transportation, hospitality, security, among others
Congress thanks Revanth for saving 550 acres
Police conduct raid at Bengaluru central prison
Akhilesh Yadav accuses BJP of winning six seats through deception.
Uttarakhand chopper crash: All six on board killed, says Chamoli district magistrate
Column | How Hechin Haokip is helping Manipurs displaced communities cope with trauma
Through grassroots counselling and livelihood assistance, the social worker is nurturing hope across fractured ethnic groups
Mayoral contest set for a close finish in Visakhapatnam
NDA and YSRCP candidates make a final push as cross-voting fears, internal differences and local political equations add to the uncertainty; direct election for Mayor makes the contest particularly keen
Sonowals South Korea visit gives fresh impetus to proposed greenfield shipyard in Thoothukudi
The 21st century's most chilling films
Happy Halloween! We folks here in India may not get to fully partake in the traditional trick-or-treating festivities of spooky szn like our Western counterparts, but were putting our money on these 20 as the scariest films of the 21st century
Difficult negotiations lie ahead in Israel after Netanyahu's bloc lost its parliamentary majority
The election results still need to be certified and submitted to the President next Wednesday (November 4, 2026)
Floral plants, rare species and native food products on display at Siri Sasya Mela
Janaushadhi Kendra outlets to come up at 11 more railway stations in Tiruchi Division
The facility is to provide quality medicines and consumables at railway stations at affordable prices to passengers and visitors; the space will be allotted through e-auction
Heavy rain lashes parts of Hyderabad on October 30 evening
Jharkhand: CM, Congress leaders leave for Delhi to take part in INDIA bloc rally on November 1
The rally on Sunday is expected to bring together opposition leaders and workers from across the country
Assistance provided to tribal family to purchase livestock
Fifteen beneficiaries received 50,000 each and were also given advice on selecting and purchasing livestock
No firecrackers beyond stipulated hours during Kali Puja-Diwali in West Bengal: Environment Minister
The state government will deploy round-the-clock mobile teams to monitor violations and take measures to ensure public safety and protect the environment, Environment Minister Manoj Oraon said
Hasanamba Temple draws thousands of devotees
Coimbatore gets imported onions as prices soar
Stem cell therapy for autism: Why has the Supreme Court stepped in? | In Focus Podcast
Dr. Enappadam S. Krishnamoorthy explains the Supreme Court judgement of January, its call for a clear protocol, what research really tells us, and issues that should be focused on when it comes to neurodevelopmental disorders in India.
Banana farmers encouraged to do value addition and aim for exports
Movement urges Chief Minister to hold talks with Keralam on Pandiyar-Moyar project
The proposal envisages constructing a dam near the inter-State border and diverting water through a pumping or tunnel system into the Moyar, a tributary of the Bhavani, for storage in the Bhavanisagar dam
The gang allegedly handed over account kits with passbooks, ATM cards, linked SIM cards and other documents to two people
The major news headlines of the day and more.
Uttarakhand helicopter crash: Search and rescue teams rush to Joshimath
Food Safety Dept. issues guidelines for sweet and savoury makers ahead of Deepavali
Those temporarily preparing and selling sweets and savouries at wedding halls and homes should obtain temporary licences from the department; manufacturers should only use fresh cooking oil and hand over used oil to authorised agencies for conversion into biodiesel
Theni jailbreak: all secured escapee prisoners to be shifted to different places
The secured persons had been detained in Thekkampatti jail and soon they would be moved to central prisons in Palayamkottai (4), Coimbatore (4), Cuddalore (3) and Salem (6).
Anant Singh says will surrender by December 1 in murder case, alleges conspiracy by JD(U) MLC
Anant Singh, who was arrested earlier in the case for allegedly orchestrating the murder in October last year, said he had faith in the judiciary
Watch: Saurav Dass nationality controversy: Madras HC orders response
The Madras High Court issued notice to the Centre and Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) co-convenor Saurav Das on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking an investigation into his citizenship and the potential cancellation of his Indian identity documents.
Saudi Aramco, Sonatrach raise LPG official selling prices for November, say sources
Saudi Aramco's OSPs are used as a reference for contracts to supply LPG from the West Asia to the Asia-Pacific region
Golden Eye, Dreams Come True, Rampage and Staria catch the eye
Xanthe, Lorenzo, Knotty Emperor and Hyperdrive shine
TVK has forgotten its promises: Edappadi Palaniswami
Chaos prevails in every department. There is no direction or clarity. Many departments and the officials concerned are unable to implement the programmes due to lack of coordination,says Mr. Palaniswami
Kerala State Electricity Board urged to form dedicated team to explore electricity futures market
Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission directs KSEB to constitute a team to explore the electricity futures market so that the volatility and price risks of short-term market including exchanges can be hedged to a certain extent in the future
Over 6.5 lakh voters left out in Belagavi, the biggest electoral district in Karnataka
They include 1.03 lakh Muslims
Over 6.5 lakh voters left out in Belagavi, the biggest electoral district in Karnataka
They include 1.03 lakh Muslims
Ban on construction, demolition activities in Delhi-NCR from November 5-20: Union Minister
CAQM to issue order; a senior official told The Hindu that this measure is being taken, considering that Deepavali is on November 8 and pollution from firecrackers is expected to increase
Tamil Nadu raises upper age limit for direct recruitment into government services by five years
It will be in addition to the existing age concessions available to candidates belonging to the BC, BC (Muslims), MBC/DNC, SC, ST, and destitute widows, the release said
Love Always series review: A well-intentioned story and potent concept undone by juvenile treatment
In turning back the clock on an ageing couple, Love Always stumbles upon a potent exploration of regret, desire and second chances, but Madhumithas series is too caught up in its own melodrama to make the most of its magical conceit
Two Killed, Woman Critically Injured After Falling Boulders Strike Them in Upper Dzongu, Sikkim
Mangan, October 30 : Two persons lost their lives, while a woman sustained critical injuries after falling boulders struck them near 4th Mile (S-Turning) in Upper Dzongu, Mangan District, on Friday morning. The tragic incident occurred at approximately 11 AM, claiming the lives of two brothers identified as Kalzang Lepcha and Lakpa Lepcha, both sons [] The post Two Killed, Woman Critically Injured After Falling Boulders Strike Them in Upper Dzongu, Sikkim appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Government data shows that Indias oil sourcing remains highly concentrated, with just Russia and the UAE accounting for 60% of oil imports
BRS MLAs accuse Telangana CM of letting 1,000 tmc ft Godavari water flow to Andhra Pradesh
The Opposition MLA allege nearly 13,000 cusecs flowed down from Medigadda Barrage site on Friday
Managed farm estates emerge as Bengalurus new weekend getaway
Urban professionals are turning to farmland for a nature-led lifestyle, hands-on farming and long-term asset creation
PM Modi releases 3,000-crore PM-KISAN instalment to over 35.38 lakh Odisha farmers
Under the scheme, financial assistance was transferred directly to the bank accounts of over 35.38 lakh farmers in the State through direct benefit transfer, CM Mohan Charan Majhi said
Eetha trailer: Shraddha Kapoor adds charm to the life of Lavani legend in biopic
Directed by Laxman Utekar, Eetha will be released in theatres on December 4
Helicopters of the Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard are engaged in the operation, where several areas remain cut off due to flooding, officials said
TRS names Akash Kolluru as Graduate MLC candidate
Bharathidasan University restores 12 ponds on its campus
The ponds are expected to support biodiversity, provide habitats for aquatic organisms, and contribute to a greener and more sustainable campus environment
Kothanur police rescue two 18-year-olds who attempt to end lives
Father of the man contacted the Namma 112 emergency helpline and sought assistance
Keralam CM V.D. Satheesan calls on Cheranalloor crash victims family, offers full support
Satheesan says the government will always stand with them; family hands over a written complaint expressing their concerns to the Chief Minister
J&K Tourism delivers impactful presentation at B2B networking dinner of IITM Mumbai
Mumbai: IITM Mumbai 2026 commenced with an innovative B2B Networking Evening at the Club Mumbai in which an impactful presentation was delivered by Waseem Raja joint director tourism kashmir and Vivek Puri CEO Surinsar Mansar Development Authority,J&K Tourism. The evening provided an excellent platform for meaningful B2B interactions, with participating officers from J&K Tourism and tourism stakeholders showcasing their products and offerings. The J&K Tourism presentation highlighted not only the established and off beat destinations, but also the recently organized events like the successfully conducted kashmir marathon. The presentation generated considerable interest among travel trade professionals, with numerous queries, suggestions, and valuable inputs received from participants. The visiting J&K Tourism officials actively addressed their queries, provided relevant information, and highlighted the diverse tourism experiences, destinations and business opportunities available in Jammu & Kashmir. The initiative added a distinctive dimension to the networking evening, strengthening engagement with the travel trade and opening avenues for enhanced collaboration and promotion of Jammu & Kashmir as a leading tourism destination.
Farmers oppose extension of new system of distribution of fertilizers
Farmers have to get the unique identity issued by the Centre by registering their land holding in the FFS App and get a token using a QR code to get fertilisers, say associations
BJP will bring UCC in Uttar Pradesh if voted to power again: Amit Shah
Addressing the party's state working committee meeting in Lucknow, Amit Shah targeted the Samajwadi Party and other opposition parties over the Ram temple issue and alleged voter list irregularities
The definitive scariest films of 21st century: 20 horror films that made nightmares out of cinema
Happy Halloween! We folks here in India may not get to fully partake in the traditional trick-or-treating festivities of spooky szn like our Western counterparts, but were putting our money on these 20 as the scariest films of the 21st century
Three flags, one Ibrahima Diaw: meet the journeyman paddler
The 34-year-old has represented France, Senegal, and now Denmark in his table tennis career
French delegation visits BDU campus
MLA Sajjad Shaheen Lays Foundation Stone of MangitJamando Road
Banihal, Oct 30: MLA BanihalGool, Sajjad Shaheen, today laid the foundation stone of the MangitJamando Road, marking the commencement of work on a long-pending demand of the local population. The road will provide connectivity to the picturesque tourist destination of Jamando and open new opportunities for tourism and local economic activities. Shaheen said that plans are also underway to develop a park at Jamando to further promote the area as an attractive tourist destination. He further informed that an internal circular road connecting Mangit and Mahoo has also been proposed at an estimated cost of 50 lakh, and work on the project is expected to start shortly. He added that work on improving road connectivity to Mangit and the Bajnari Road is also expected to commence soon. Several other road projects aimed at connecting remote habitations and potential tourist destinations have also been taken up and proposed. On the power front, Shaheen said that separate 11 kV feeders for Neel and Ukhral were successfully commissioned yesterday at the 33/11 kV Receiving Station, Ramsoo. He said the feeder segregation fulfils a long-pending demand of the local population and is expected to improve power distribution, reduce frequent interruptions and ensure better electricity supply in Neel, Ukhral, Ramsoo and adjoining areas. Highlighting the broader development agenda of the constituency, Shaheen said that over the last two years, several major initiatives have been undertaken across BanihalGool to address the long-standing developmental deficit and improve the quality of life of the people. He said that focused efforts are underway to strengthen healthcare infrastructure, upgrade school buildings and educational facilities, improve major road networks, extend road connectivity to unconnected habitations and construct bridges in areas where people continue to face difficulties due to the absence of proper connectivity. He further said that special attention is being given to sports infrastructure, while tourism is being promoted through the development of eco-parks, recreational parks and other tourism-related faciilities. Work on several such projects have already been started, while more projects are in the pipeline. Shaheen said that remote areas such as Mangit and Mahoo have remained among the priority areas of his development agenda. Efforts are being made to improve their road connectivity and basic infrastructure so that people living in these far-flung areas can also benefit from better facilities and development opportunities. He added that the power sector is also undergoing a major strengthening and improvement exercise, with feeder segregation, augmentation of receiving stations and other infrastructure upgrades being undertaken to improve the reliability of electricity supply across the constituency. Over the last two years, our consistent effort has been to bring a visible and meaningful change in the lives of people, reduce their day-to-day difficulties and ensure that people in every part of BanihalGool can lead a dignified life. A number of important projects have already been started, while several others are at different stages of planning and execution, Shaheen said. He added that a new phase of development, involving projects of significant and transformative nature, has begun in the BanihalGool constituency. He assured that the pace of implementation would be further accelerated in the coming months to ensure timely completion of ongoing works and early commencement of the projects still in the pipeline. Shaheen reiterated his commitment to taking development to every village and habitation, particularly those which have remained underserved for decades. He also expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and the concerned departments for their continued support and cooperation in advancing the development agenda of BanihalGool.
Man Attacks Wife With Iron Rod, Shoots Self Dead At Kerala Post Office: Police
The incident occurred around 9.30 am, when Sreeja arrived at the post office to open it for the day.
