Trump claims Iran war will end right after U.S. midterm elections
I think war is going to end immediately after the election because they cant hold out any longer. Theyre desperate to try and affect the election, he told reporters before departing for the Republican National Convention in Dallas.
MPSC aspirant allegedly ends life in Pune, Abhijeet Dipke to visit family
MPSC students and aspirants have been staging massive protests, particularly in cities like Pune and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, due to widespread anger over alleged examination irregularities, paper leaks, and delays in the recruitment process.
The concern comes against the backdrop of the demolition of a century-old mosque inside the Saharanpur Collectorate complex on September 5 and authorities in Moradabad issuing notice recently to the management of the Mustafa Mosque, describing it as an unauthorised construction.
Why nine accused in Palghar doctor assault case are absconding?: Bombay HC raps police
Calling the police action unacceptable, Court observed that police has failed to learn from previous incident in July where a doctor was assaulted in Thane Districts Dombivli regions public hospital
Madhya Pradesh govt. hikes MBBS intern stipend by 50% amid protests, hindered medical services
The government has ordered an administrative investigation into the use of water cannon and disproportionate force during the Monday (September 7) protest of interns.
All parties are treated equally in SC, CJI says in Rahul Gandhi case
The exchange happened during an oral mentioning by Mr. Bhatia to de-tag Mr. Gandhis plea against criminal proceedings arising from his alleged remarks concerning the Army and the Chinese attack in the context of the 2020 Galwan border clash
Turning economic cooperation into shared prosperity
The United Arab Emirates promotes open, resilient economic cooperation through its engagement with BRICS
Dangerous phase: On the crisis in West Asia
The Iran war is plunging the region in an economic and security abyss
Ray of hope: On courts and reflexive arrests
Courts are coming down on reflexive arrests of activists
India has to act on its sugar problem
When the U.K. introduced its soft drinks industry levy, sugar consumption fell. Manufacturers reformulated their drinks to slip below the tax threshold rather than raise prices
The many ways to destroy a book
If ideas are what makes us human, books, then, are a physical manifestation of those ideas, which we choose to preserve and pass on
15 workers rescued, 12 hospitalised after iron slab collapses at construction site in Gandhinagar
The accident took place around 9 p.m. at a building under construction when an iron slab being erected between two buildings suddenly collapsed, trapping workers underneath.
Association flags lack of transparency in selection process of DME
1,169 candidates set to win unopposed in Tripura village committee elections
Polling will not be held in one-third of the 4,597 seats across 587 village committees as only solitary nominations have been received, says the State Election Commission
New secretariat at Pattinapakkam will result in severe traffic congestion: Anbumani
Madurantakam and Dharapuram, going to byelections next month, have more than one common feature
Will uproot forces raising anti-national slogans, says West Bengal CM
Adhikari leads Gerua Samman Yatra from Golpark to Jadavpur attended by hundreds of saints and seers dressed in saffron
MinisterlaunchesThe Hindus coffee table book on Meenakshi-Sundareswarar Temple in Madurai
Advanced robotic system aids knee, hip replacement surgery
Have gaushala, but no hostel: Hansraj students rue absence of facility, expense of renting PGs
DMK declares Sethu Selvam as candidate for Thattanchavady bypoll
High Court issues notices on plea seeking affordable, safe hostel policy for DU students
Satya Niketan building collapse: PG operator, labour contractor sent to two-day police custody
Underage boy rides two-wheeler, mother gets killed in accident
Human chain formed to mark eye donation fortnight
Vijays body language during Assembly speech was not dignified: Thirumavalavan
The VCK chief said the Chief Minister must take greater care in what he says and does as he holds an office of immense dignity and responsibility
Student injured as ceiling plaster falls on her at government school near Tambaram
Somangalam police and Education Department officials conducted an inquiry
Three sentenced to 14 years jail for smuggling over 100 kg of ganja
Avadi Corporation develops 12 new parks in effort to provide more green spaces
Manipur Musician Death: police to record familys statements; 8 held have no criminal past
Congress appoints Madhu Yaskhi Goudfor All India Professional Congress
Former MP from Telangana, Madhu Yaskhi Goud, has been appointed to the post
BJP MLA runs illegal PG mafia, alleges AAP; party refutes charges
Chennai, a city that gave me opportunity to grow and lead, says Meenakshi Bajaj
Jharkhand native held in murder case of Nepalese national near Coimbatore
Arvind Kejriwal re-elected AAP national convener
BU employee welfare association continues sit-in demanding refund of ESI deduction
Tamil Nadu's Ruling Alliance Gets A Name, Flags Secularism, Social Justice
Explaining how the name for the alliance was finalised, VCK leader SS Balaji said it was Chief Minister Vijay's idea.
Celebrate Ganesha festival peacefully, miscreants will face strict action: Mandya DC
Tribal woman, newborn die in Kancheepuram; CPI (M) demands strict action
CPI(M) demanded a thorough investigation into the matter, calling for cases to be registered under the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act against all those involved
MHA proposes new Chapter K under Article 371 for Ladakh
Proposed constitutional provision would enable the Union Territory to have its own elected body; civil society members who attended meeting with Centre say they want to see a draft proposal
Veterinary interns stipend protest enters second day
Ganderbal, Sep 8: The protest by veterinary interns at the Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology-Kashmir (SKUAST-K), Shuhama campus, entered its second consecutive day on Tuesday, with the protesting interns pressing for an enhancement in their monthly stipend and urging the government to address their demands without further delay. The protesting interns said they have been seeking a revision of their stipend, which they described as inadequate considering the nature of their duties, academic commitments and field responsibilities. The protest continued at the Shuhama campus as the interns maintained that their demand was legitimate and aimed at securing financial support during their internship period. PDP leader Iltija Mufti visited the protesting interns at the Shuhama campus and interacted with them regarding their demands. She later spoke to reporters and extended her support to the interns, calling upon the government to initiate dialogue with them and resolve the issue at the earliest. It is a shame that the brightest minds of J&K, doctors and vets, are being forced to leave their duties and protest on the streets. They are not demanding anything illegal, Mufti said. She drew a parallel between veterinary interns and medical interns who, she said, have also been raising concerns over stipend-related issues at different institutions across Jammu and Kashmir. According to Mufti, the interns are currently receiving around Rs 6,000 per month and are seeking an increase to Rs 23,000. She said the demand was modest considering the expenses interns have to meet while carrying out their duties. She appealed to the Minister for Animal Husbandry, Javed Ahmad Dar, to visit the protesting interns personally and hold a dialogue with them. Mufti maintained that she did not want to politicise the protest, saying her immediate concern was that the interns should receive justice and that the government should engage with them.
However, in view of the safety of children, fire extinguisher, sand buckets and other equipment should be installed compulsorily, the committee said.
AP Chambers business expo 2026 from September 11
NHRC seeks DGPs report on ignoring complaint against Harish Rao
The full version of Vande Mataram sits uneasily with the syncretic and pluralist ethos that our freedom fighters envisioned, the Congress general secretary said
Apple iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max launched with A20 Pro chip
Both iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max claims 36 hours and 45 hours battery life, respectively
Free online coaching scheme for competitive exams to be launched on September 10
Britain must stand against injustice over West Bank settlements, PM Burnham says
British PM Andy Burnham said Britain had long endorsed the two-state solution in the West Asia but words needed to be backed by action
SIR: Notice list includes CMs mother, Zerodha founders and Nilekani family
Year-long overhaul boosts Haryana Congress, but challenges persist
Supreme Court allows Himachal to withdraw COVID-era cases against sitting and former MLAs
The cases related to petty offences and transgressions, including burning of effigies and dharnas on highways, committed during the pandemic
Two-day ICSSR seminar concludes at MBU
Police issue directives to club, bar operators across Coimbatore district
Yemen rebels report fresh Saudi strikes as conflict deepens
More than 50 attacks targeted several regions including the flashpoint areas of Taiz and Hodeida, the scene of fierce clashes between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government, the rebels said
TTD to provide 2 lakh life insurance cover for pilgrims who die of natural causes in Tirumala
The board also increases the accidental insurance to 10 lakh for devotees and extends Employee Health Facility benefits to retired CPS/NPS pensioners and their families; Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu to offer silk garments to Lord Venkateswara on September 15 making commencement of nine-day Brahmotsavams
Assam, Meghalaya CMs seek push for EAPs in meet with Sitharaman
Shillong/Guwahati, Sep 9:Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Meghalaya counterpart Conrad K Sangma met Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in New Delhi on Wednesday and sought a renewed push for Externally Aided Projects (EAPs) in the Northeast. The meeting focused on increasing capital expenditure in the Northeast and creating new investment channels for [] The post Assam, Meghalaya CMs seek push for EAPs in meet with Sitharaman first appeared on Highland Post .
NESO condemns killing of Manipuri musician in Delhi, seeks swift probe
Shillong, Sep 9: The North East Students Organisation (NESO) has condemned the alleged killing of 55-year-old Manipuri musician Chongtham Vikram Singh outside his residence in Kilokari, Southeast Delhi, and demanded a swift and impartial investigation. In a statement, NESO Chairman Samuel B. Jyrwa said the organisation was deeply disturbed that Singh succumbed to injuries allegedly [] The post NESO condemns killing of Manipuri musician in Delhi, seeks swift probe first appeared on Highland Post .
110 sub-centres built in 2 years: CM reviews health infra
Shillong, Sep 9: Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma today reviewed health infrastructure projects across the state. Over 110 sub-centres have been completed in the last two years, with another 200 scheduled for completion by March 2027, taking the total to 700, an official release said. Upgradation and new construction at Bajengdoba, Byrnihat, Mahendraganj, Raksamgre and [] The post 110 sub-centres built in 2 years: CM reviews health infra first appeared on Highland Post .
Governor bats for natural farming as NE hub at CAU conference
Shillong, Sep 9: Assam Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya today said the Northeast has the potential to emerge as a hub of natural farming by integrating traditional knowledge with scientific innovation. He was speaking as chief guest at the inaugural session of the three-day national conference on Natural Farming: Pathways to Self-reliant Farming and Rural Prosperity [] The post Governor bats for natural farming as NE hub at CAU conference first appeared on Highland Post .
Congress alleges 10,000 crore tax evasion through unregistered political parties, seeks JPC
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh alleges that 3,260 such parties are operating under BJP patronage; Gohil seeks probe into the parties and donors
HC sets aside potency test order for trainee IPS
Centre launches Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2027
Shillong, Sep 9: The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has launched the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2027 to involve youth in the roadmap for Viksit Bharat @2047. The programme is being implemented through Mera Yuva Bharat (MY Bharat) and NSS. Selection will begin with the Viksit Bharat Quiz on the MY Bharat portal. [] The post Centre launches Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2027 first appeared on Highland Post .
Div Com Kashmir Chairs Meeting to Resolve Medicity Project Issues
Srinagar, September 9:Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg, on Wednesday chaired a meeting to review and resolve issues hampering the smooth implementation of the Medicity project in Srinagar. Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Akshay Labroo, along with senior officers from the Srinagar Development Authority (SDA), Roads & Buildings (R&B) Department, SIDCO, Industries & Commerce Department and Project Coordinator Sajad Nazir Shah, attended the meeting. The meeting focused on the demarcation of land earmarked for the Medicity project and the provision of a 15-metre Right of Way (RoW)/buffer area between the new Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court complex and the Medicity site. Taking note of the concerns raised by the concerned departments and the executing agency, the Divisional Commissioner directed the officers to conduct a joint inspection of the site to resolve the issue of land demarcation. He further instructed that revenue officers from the concerned departments be associated with the demarcation process to ensure that the land is identified and demarcated strictly in accordance with the approved Medicity plan of 2021. Anshul Garg also emphasized the need to ensure the requisite Right of Way for the Medicity project, stating that all necessary measures should be taken to facilitate its smooth implementation and prevent further impediments. Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Akshay Labroo assured full support from the district administration in facilitating the early resolution of the issues. Earlier, Project Coordinator Sajad Nazir Shah briefed the meeting about the approved Medicity plan and the proposed Right of Way requirements.
Plea to include disability related particulars in Census questionnaire
Alwar Das Public School announces APS Homecoming-2026, unveils logo and portal to connect alumni
Forest guard among three arrested in Tiruppur for illegal possession of elephant tusks
India steps up relief efforts in flood-hit Nepal; sends 8th flight with 35 tonnes of aid
New Delhi [India], September 9 : India stepped up its humanitarian assistance to flood-hit Nepal, with the eighth Indian Air Force aircraft carrying 35 tonnes of relief and rescue supplies departing for Kathmandu on Wednesday. According to a post on X by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the latest consignment includes National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) equipment, rescue gear, forensic supplies and replenishment supplies for Indian Army teams involved in the ongoing relief and rescue efforts. The 8th IAF aircraft carrying 35 tonnes of relief and rescue supplies, including NDRF equipment, rescue gear, forensic supplies and Army team replenishment supplies, has departed for Kathmandu, the post read. India's assistance comes as rescue operations continue in areas affected by flash floods in Nepal, including at the Chilime tunnel in Rasuwa, where an Indian team is working alongside the Nepal Army in search and rescue operations. According to Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA), 13,646 people have been rescued so far in the flood-hit areas, while around 5,132 people remain missing. As of September 9, the authorities reported 1,367 human casualties, with bodies recovered from Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha, Tanahun, Chitwan, Nawalparasi East and Nawalparasi West. The authorities said 102 bodies have been handed over, while samples for DNA testing can be submitted at the concerned District Police Office along with two photographs and proof of kinship. Among those reported missing are around 2,860 people from Rasuwa and 1,787 from Nuwakot. The missing include Nepali Army personnel, Nepal Police and Armed Police Force personnel, government employees, bank and financial institution employees, as well as foreign tourists. Relief and rescue operations have also continued through air missions. The Nepali Army conducted 21 helicopter flights on September 9, bringing its total number of flights to 1,264 as of September 8. The Armed Police Force has conducted 258 flights. A total of 329 injured people are currently receiving medical treatment at 10 different hospitals, with 252 having been discharged. The Nepali Army and Armed Police Force have provided medical treatment to 3,535 and 3,287 people, respectively. India's relief response began shortly after the devastating flash floods in the last week of August. The first Indian relief aircraft arrived in Nepal on August 26 carrying 10 tonnes of supplies, including temporary shelters, blankets, hygiene kits, solar lamps and medicines. The second flight arrived on August 27 with 37.5 tonnes of relief material, including tents, blankets, hygiene kits, solar lamps, dewatering pumps, kitchen sets, generators, medicines and food items. A third consignment subsequently carried another 10 tonnes of assistance. On August 30, the fourth flight carrying 11 tonnes of relief assistance landed in Nepal. The consignment included a technical contingent equipped for search and rescue operations and a team of forensic experts for DNA analysis, along with blankets, sleeping bags, tarpaulin, plastic sheets and hygiene kits. On September 2, India sent its fifth aircraft carrying an 11-member rescue team, specialised equipment and 5.5 tonnes of essential medicines. The sixth and seventh relief flights, both C-130J aircraft, arrived in Kathmandu on September 4 carrying a combined 21.5 tonnes of humanitarian assistance, including forensic kits and medical supplies. The material was handed over to Nepal's Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation Mahabir Pun to support ongoing relief and rescue operations. Indian Ambassador to Nepal Naveen Srivastava had said the consignments formed part of India's continuing support for Nepal's response to the Rasuwa flash floods. With the eighth flight carrying another 35 tonnes of relief and rescue supplies, India's assistance to Nepal continues as search, rescue and recovery operations remain underway in the flood-affected areas. (ANI)
Assembly rocks over purification of KCRs farmhouse road
Yellow alert for two districts of Keralam on Sept. 10
KPSC veterinary officers recruitment scam: Gangwar, Kannale remanded in 14-day judicial custody
The investigating agency told the court that it did not require their custody at present, but reserved the option of seeking their custody again if necessary during the investigation.
Plea to review, revise telephone charges collected from prisoners
It is reported that prisoners are now required to pay approximately 28 for every 10-minute call, resulting in an expenditure of nearly 280 per month merely to use the permitted telephone facility
Mayor holds meeting with theatre owners
C. Joseph Vijay unveils Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance
Thirumavalavan on TVK led SSJV Alliance: I am very happy for this alliance
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Baby orangutans rescued in Odisha spark probe into possible illegal wildlife trafficking
Peace is hard work: UN chief rings final Peace Bell ahead of UNGA
TDP leaders accuse former govt. for neglecting BCs
Shillong, Sep 9: Traffic restrictions will come into force from Thursday with No Entry imposed from Paltan Bazar to Jeep Stand here due to roadworks. The office of the Assistant Executive Engineer, PWD (Roads), Shillong B Sub-Division, will resume construction of the aqueduct channel at Jeep Stand with effect from Thursday until completion of the [] The post No Entry at Paltan Bazar first appeared on Highland Post .
Chennithala inaugurates VENDA Cup inter-school football tournament against drug abuse
Andhra Loyola College unveils SPOORTHI 2K26 poster
Balcony collapses, damages eight vehicles in Seven Wells
SRM University-AP signs Open Access agreement with Springer Nature
Agreement to cover Article Processing Charges for eligible research papers; initiative aimed at enhancing global visibility of research from the universitys scholars
32 pubs in Hyderabad found without valid Fire NOCs
32 pubs in Hyderabad found without valid Fire NOCs
Ex-officials say Census data must be confidential amid concerns over potential NPR, NRC links
Records show that in 1951, NRC was prepared across the country by 'copying' data from the Census schedules; the countrywide NRC was never published, except in undivided Assam, which at the time also included Manipur and Tripura
Ex-officials say Census data must be confidential amid concerns over potential NPR, NRC links
Records show that in 1951, NRC was prepared across the country by 'copying' data from the Census schedules; the countrywide NRC was never published, except in undivided Assam, which at the time also included Manipur and Tripura
125th show of Akshatha Pandavapuras play in Mysuru
