Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 25: JM Financial Services (JMFS) hosted an exclusive, invitation-only Environment & Energy Conclave for its clients, at its corporate office at Cnergy IT Park Prabhadevi, Mumbai. The two-day event brought together India's leading companies from across the sustainability value chain for a series of insightful sessions and one-on-one interactions covering sector insights, growth strategies and the investment thesis behind India's transition to a sustainable economy.
Delhi's Initial Ranji Games May Happen In Palam Due To Major Drainage Revamp At Arun Jaitley Stadium
Palam Air Force Ground: Delhis initial home matches in the 2026/27 Ranji Trophy season could be shifted to the Air Force Ground in Palam as the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) prepares to undertake a major overhaul of the drainage system at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. The venue, which recently hosted three T20Is between India and Afghanistan earlier this month, will require an extended period of downtime once the civic work commences. A proposal has been sent out to improve the drainage system at the venue. Right now, people concerned are waiting for the final approval. Lets be clear - this process needs time; in winter, it takes time for the grass to grow, and for this, proper sunshine is needed, and you can have an idea of it by seeing the weather in December and January, a source familiar with the matter told IANS on Friday. Delhi, which kicks off their Elite Group C campaign against Bengal in Kalyani from October 11, have two scheduled home fixtures in the first phase - against Gujarat (October 1821) and Services (November 25). Both matches are now expected to take place at the Palam Air Force Ground. The upgradation in the drainage system will also lead to the soil-based outfield being converted into a sand-based one. The process will involve a lot of watering, and the invitation for tenders is expected to begin soon. People who have worked in upgrading drainage systems at other Test venues and are known to the BCCI are expected to be preferred for this work. A final confirmation is likely to come by the first week of October, added the source. The timeline for the outfield work, initially understood to be of four months, could also cast doubt over New Delhi hosting the mens ODI between India and Sri Lanka, to be played on December 13. Should the upgradation work and grass cultivation face delays, the BCCI may have to look at an alternative venue for the match. Delhi will have a second-phase Ranji Trophy home game against Maharashtra, slated to be held from February 1 to 4. Previously, former India wicketkeeper-batter Vijay Dahiya was appointed head coach of the Delhi men's domestic team for the 2026/27 season and will take over from Sarandeep Singh, who was on the Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) and notably recommended his name for the role. Should the upgradation work and grass cultivation face delays, the BCCI may have to look at an alternative venue for the match. Delhi will have a second-phase Ranji Trophy home game against Maharashtra, slated to be held from February 1 to 4. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories This marks Dahiya's fourth stint in charge of Delhi, after having previously guided them to their last Ranji Trophy title in 2007/08, besides coaching Uttar Pradesh to the semi-finals in 2021/22. A seasoned coach, Dahiyas extensive resume includes IPL assistant coaching roles with Gujarat Titans, Lucknow Super Giants, and Kolkata Knight Riders, and he coaches Purani Dilli 6 in the Delhi Premier League (DPL). Article Source: IANS
Ganesh Visarjan: Four drown, five feared dead in separate incidents in MP
The incidents were reported in Dhar, Bhind, Khandwa and Sehore districts in Madhya Pradesh as devotees gathered to immerse Ganesh idols, officials said on Friday
IIT Bombay student suicide: Sahil Wakodes parents spend 8 hours at Crime Branch office amid probe
India clocks 6 per cent rise in FDI at $19.81 bn during April-June
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 25 (IANS) Foreign direct investment (FDI) flows into India recorded a 6 per cent increase to $19.81 billion in the April-June quarter of the current financial year compared to the corresponding figure of $18.62 billion in the same quarter of 2025-26 despite the global uncertainties, according to figures compiled by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). The month-wise figures show that FDI inflows nearly doubled in April this year to 12.1 billion from $6.6 billion in the same month of the previous year, after which they declined in May to $2.8 billion before picking up some momentum at $4.91 billion in June. Japan emerged as the highest investor during the first quarter of the current financial year with FDI to the tune of $5.71 billion, followed by Singapore at $5.22 billion, Mauritius ($2.31 billion), the Netherlands ($1.38 billion), the US ($1.34 billion), and the UAE ($868 million). FDI from the US declined by over 76 per cent to $1.34 billion in April-June 2026-27 from $5.61 billion in the same period of the previous financial year, while inflows from the UAE dropped $868 million compared with $1 billion in the first quarter of 2025-26. The main sectors that have attracted healthy inflows include services ($7.04 billion), computer software and hardware ($2.84 billion), trading ($1.92 billion), non-conventional energy ($1.24 billion), and auto ($622 million). Total FDI, including equity inflows, reinvested earnings and other capital, increased about 22 per cent to $30.65 billion during April-June 2026-27. Tamil Nadu led among the Indian states, attracting as much as $5.95 billion in FDI during the first quarter of the current fiscal year, with Maharashtra coming in the second position as receipts touched $4.22 billion, followed by Delhi ($2.67 billion), Karnataka ($2.11 billion), and Gujarat ($1.3 billion), which made up the rest of the top five in the FDI list.
Divers recover 52 bodies from capsized Indonesia ferry as search continues
Divers have recovered 52 bodies after the Virgo Transport 8 ferry capsized in rough seas in Indonesias Java Sea. Of the 243 people aboard, 108 were rescued, while 83 remain missing. Authorities continue searching for victims and plan to salvage the wreck from about 30 metres underwater.
Water, Fodder Crisis Looms As Drought-Like Conditions Hit 255 Talukas
Drought-like conditions are affecting 255 of Maharashtras 358 talukas, with crop losses and concerns over drinking water and fodder shortages.
Jaishankar flags rising attacks on seafarers, calls for global action at UN
Addressing the inaugural meeting of the Group of Friends on Safety and Security of Shipping and Seafarers on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, Jaishankar said India and Liberia had brought together a group of countries to strengthen efforts to protect commercial vessels and their crews
Ather to restart dealership expansion in Nov-Dec, has 100 LOIs: CBO
Ather plans to resume dealership expansion as its new Maharashtra plant starts production, with total monthly capacity set to rise to about 77,000 scooters
Shinde steps in after on-duty cop collapses during Ganesh Visarjan day
According to an official statement issued by Shinde's office on Friday, Police Inspector Sanjay Nalawade was part of the Deputy Chief Minister's convoy during the Anant Chaturdashi celebrations in Maharashtra
Pune bids farewell to Bappa as Manache Ganpati lead visarjan procession
Ram Temple donation theft: 'CCTV shows Avinash Shukla removing money 85 times'
The voluminous charge sheet puts the recovered proceeds of crime (PoC) at over Rs 79.85 lakh and flags more than 105 instances of cash removal or concealment by counting staff, an investigator linked to the Supreme Court-appointed SIT of the Uttar Pradesh Police said
SC upholds Bombay HC view that Dua for poll victory is not religious appeal
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 25 (IANS) The Supreme Court has upheld the Bombay High Court's view that offering 'Dua' (prayer) for electoral success does not, by itself, amount to undue influence or soliciting votes in the name of religion, while dismissing an appeal challenging the election of AIMIM's Mufti Mohammad Ismail Abdul Khalique from Maharashtra's Malegaon Central Assembly constituency. A Bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Augustine George Masih and Sandeep Mehta dismissed the appeal filed by Samajwadi Party candidate Shaan-e-Hind Nihal Ahmed against the Bombay High Court's judgment upholding Mufti Ismail's election. The controversy before the High Court centred, among other allegations, on instances where Mufti Ismail allegedly offered 'Dua' for his electoral success during prayers and campaign meetings. The election petitioner had alleged that when people attending such gatherings responded with Amen to the prayers, it amounted to a collective pledge to vote for Mufti Ismail. The Bombay High Court rejected the contention, holding that saying Amen in response to a prayer could not be equated with making a formal pledge to vote. By saying Amen, the person can be said to have agreed with or seconded the prayer for the electoral success of the Respondent No.1 (Mufti Ismail). However, saying Amen is materially distinct from making the pledge, which is in the nature of a formal promise or undertaking, it had held. It further held that a prayer for electoral success did not amount to soliciting votes on the ground of the candidate's religion or prejudicing the prospects of a rival candidate on that basis. As the Dua is essentially a form of communication by the believer with God, saying prayer for success in the election neither amounts to exercise of undue influence nor soliciting votes in the name of the religion, a single-judge Bench of Justice N. J. Jamadar had observed. The High Court was dealing with an election petition challenging Mufti Ismail's victory in the November 2024 Maharashtra Assembly polls from Malegaon Central. The election petition alleged that the returned candidate and his campaigners had committed various corrupt practices under the Representation of the People Act, 1951, including allegedly appealing to voters on religious grounds. Applying the legal test under Section 123(3) of the Representation of the People Act, the High Court concluded that mere reference to religion or religious organisations, without an appeal to vote for a candidate on the ground of religion, would not by itself constitute a corrupt practice. The election petition was consequently rejected at the threshold, with the High Court holding that it failed to make out a complete cause of action warranting a trial. With the Supreme Court dismissing Nihal Ahmed's appeal, the Bombay High Court's findings, including its view on the 'Dua' offered for electoral success, stand affirmed.
Maharashtra polls: Chennithala accuses EC of 'fraud', seeks CEC's resignation
Chennithala, who was in charge of the Congress campaign in Maharashtra, made the remarks amid a political row over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and reports of objections raised by two Election Commissioners
SIR row: Shiv Sena (UBT) leader flags concerns over voter roll changes
Shiv Sena-UBT leader Priyanka Chaturvedi said concerns over the Special Intensive Revision are not limited to political parties, claiming common people are also questioning voter additions, deletions and the validity of electoral rolls
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Bihar Congress, RJD protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar over SIR issues; police use water canons
Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 25 (IANS) The Bihar Congress staged a protest march in Patna on Friday against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and over issues related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls. The RJD also staged a demonstration in Patna over the issue. Police used water cannons to stop the protesters as they attempted to proceed towards the State Election Commission office. The protest march was organised from R-Block to the State Election Commission office. A large number of Congress leaders and workers participated in the demonstration, raising slogans against the Election Commission and demanding the resignation of the CEC. Bihar Pradesh Congress Committee president Rajesh Ram said the protest was linked to the questions being raised by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi regarding the electoral process and voter lists. The protest against the Election Commission stems from the fact that Rahul Gandhi was consistently exposing them... today it has been proven that governments in Bihar, Haryana, and Maharashtra were formed through vote theft. The Election Commission has not yet responded to Rahul Gandhi, Ram said. These allegations reflect the Congress party's political position and have not been established as facts by the Election Commission or a court. Tension was reported during the demonstration as Congress workers and police personnel came face-to-face. Some protesters climbed the barricades while carrying an effigy of the CEC, leading to a commotion at the site. Police subsequently used water cannons to disperse the protesters. Congress workers and leaders also demanded the removal and arrest of CEC Gyanesh Kumar during the demonstration. Purnea MP Rajesh Ranjan alias Pappu Yadav also criticised the Election Commission amid the nationwide Congress protests. They have committed an injustice against 13 crore people in Bengal, Bihar, and Assam. How can they simply be allowed to get away with it? Yadav said. The RJD, a key constituent of the Mahagathbandhan, also staged a demonstration in Patna over the issue. RJD leaders and workers took to the streets and raised questions over the functioning of the Election Commission, particularly in connection with the revision of electoral rolls and the electoral process. The protests in Bihar are part of a broader political campaign by Opposition parties questioning the Election Commission's handling of voter lists and the Special Intensive Revision. The protests come amid a recent report by a national English daily newspaper alleging that Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi had formally recorded objections at least 14 times over a period of 10 months regarding decisions and procedures of the poll panel. The reported objections covered issues including voter registration and deletion, restoration of names, changes to Form 6, new voters and the management of electoral-roll data. The report said some of the objections concerned decisions that the two commissioners stated had been taken without their knowledge or approval. The objections reportedly included concerns about the centralisation of electoral-roll database controls and aspects of the SIR process. The Election Commission has rejected the suggestion that the reported objections demonstrate a lack of consensus within the three-member poll panel. According to the Commission, all decisions taken by it, including those related to the SIR, had the approval of all three Election Commissioners and were reached unanimously. The Commission said that highlighting individual internal notes without considering the broader body of decisions and approvals presents only one part of its decision-making process. The controversy over the functioning of the Election Commission and the revision of electoral rolls continues, with Opposition parties demanding greater accountability while the poll panel maintains that its decisions have been taken in accordance with its established procedures.
Jodhpur Mayor poll: Prasannchand Mehta wins 53-47 against Congress candidate
BJPs Prasannchand Mehta was elected Jodhpur Mayor after securing 53 votes in the 100-member municipal corporation, defeating Congress candidate Rajendra Solanki, who received 47. Congress raised allegations about ballot secrecy and claimed BJP workers obstructed its councillors bus, though the claims were not independently verified.
FSSAI proposes to prohibit manufacturing, sale of analogue paneer across country
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 24 (IANS) Indias food regulator has proposed to prohibit manufacturing and sale of analogue paneer across the country, notifying draft amendments for consultations. According to the FSSAI draft, the amendment is proposed in the following regulation to restrict manufacturing and sale of analogue product as paneer so as to prevent misleading consumers regarding the nature and composition of the product. Products already licensed or registered under 'Analogue in Dairy Context' category shall discontinue the use of the term Paneer in their nomenclature, labelling or marketing. It added. Several state governments have banned the sale and manufacturing of analogue paneer. FSSAI has decided to introduce draft amendments in the Food Safety and Standards (Prohibition and Restrictions on Sales) regulations. The draft regulations shall be taken into consideration after the expiry of a period of sixty days from the date on which copies of the Official Gazette in which this notification is published are made available to the public. The food regulator has taken regulatory action against several food businesses after inspections found food safety violations and non-compliance. The regulator suspended licences and issued prohibition orders relating to non-compliant ghee products and adulteration concerns. The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration recently banned the production, distribution and sale of artificial 'analogue' paneer for one year, citing public health concerns. The action followed laboratory findings in which more than 35 per cent of recent paneer samples tested in the state failed quality tests due to vegetable-fat adulteration. The Gujarat government also announced a statewide ban on the manufacture, storage, transportation, distribution, and sale of non-standard analogue paneer, cheese, and butter, citing concerns over consumer deception, food safety, and the protection of the state's dairy sector. Products made from vegetable oil and other non-dairy ingredients were being presented as paneer, misleading consumers, harming genuine dairy producers and raising serious food safety concerns.
Retired IAS officer Shatrughna Singh appointed to Maharashtra UCC panel
The Maharashtra government has approved Shatrughna Singhs appointment after the name was suggested by committee chairperson and retired Supreme Court judge Justice Ranjana Desai
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 25: Eleven young, highly educated devotees from different corners of the world will take Atmarpit Diksha, a lifelong vow of celibacy and service, in Mumbai this Saturday. The ceremony will be one of the central moments of 'Aho Gurudev', the celebration of the 60th birthday of Pujya Gurudevshri Rakeshji, founder of Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur (SRMD).
Maharashtra NEET AYUSH Round 1 Selection List 2026 - Check Status Online at medical2026.mahacet.org
Maharashtra NEET AYUSH Round 1 Selection List 2026 will be released on September 26 @ medical2026.mahacet.org. Check login steps & reporting dates (Sept 27-Oct 1).
EC row: AISA holds protest at Jantar Mantar, demands arrest of CEC Gyanesh Kumar
The protest was organised by the AISA Delhi unit amid a wider political and public debate over the functioning of the Election Commission and its handling of electoral rolls and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)
Maharashtra Government Pledges Support for Farmers Amid Ganesh Festival
Maharashtras Transport Minister assures farmers of government support during Ganesh festival amid challenging conditions in the state. Maharashtra Government Pledges Support for Farmers Amid Ganesh Festival
Air India suspends pilot after failed breath analyser test at Zurich airport
Air India has suspended a pilot who failed a breath analyser test at Zurich airport before operating a Delhi-bound flight, with the airline initiating further medical evaluation and an investigation while strengthening compliance measures after recent incidents
Russia-Ukraine war: Drone strike on Kyiv apartment kills 14-year-old boy
A Russian drone struck a 16-storey residential building in central Kyiv, killing a 14-year-old boy and injuring at least seven people, Ukrainian officials said. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said attacks also hit several other Ukrainian regions, including Odesa, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy and Mykolaiv
Indian-Origin Swedish MP Irked as Minister Uncle, Cousin Claim Her Glory
Nila Vikhe Patil's uncle is Maharashtra minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil of BJP and the cousin is his son and former Lok Sabha member Sujay Vikhe Patil
Jaipur mayor election: BJPs Sunil Kothari defeats Congress Sunita Mawar
Kothari, a councillor from Ward 112, secured 89 votes, crossing the majority mark of 76 in the 150-member corporation. Mawar received 60 votes. The mayoral election was marked by protests and allegations from Congress during the voting process
Disgusting: Man in SUV with BJP sticker spits paan, throws bottle on Mumbai road; video viral
Video: CM Fadnavis, wife Amruta bid farewell to Lord Ganesha
Maharashtra CM Fadnavis and his wife Amruta Fadnavis took part in the traditional immersion ceremony and offered prayers to Lord Ganesha before the idol was immersed
NEP 2020: Pralhad Joshi highlights student innovation, Atal Tinkering Labs
Speaking at the Seva First Innovation Challenge at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, Joshi said the objective of the education policy was not merely to prepare students for jobs but also to encourage them to think critically, experiment, innovate and find solutions to real-world problems
L'Oreal Paris to Host Le Defile at The Eiffel tower, Celebrating Sisterhood, Diversity and Inclusion
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 25: L'Oreal Paris will return to Paris Fashion Week with its iconic runway show, Le Defile L'Oreal Paris, on 28th September 2026 at Place Joffre set in front of the iconic Eiffel Tower. Now in its ninth edition, the annual showcase brings together leading global voices from fashion, beauty and entertainment to celebrate women's empowerment, sisterhood, diversity and inclusion.
Breaking out: 97-year-old South Indian Bank wants to outgrow name, go national
The lender, based in Thrissur, Kerala, plans to expand in Maharashtra, Gujarat and the national capital.
Fadnavis warns of action against misuse of Mathadi law, announces APMC revamp
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said the government would hold consultations with Mathadi leaders to curb illegal practices while maintaining that the Mathadi Workers Act has helped provide dignity to organised labourers
Athens blast: Building collapses in tourist district of Plaka, two injured
A powerful explosion struck Athens historic Plaka district near the Acropolis, collapsing a two-story building and damaging nearby structures. Two women were rescued from an adjacent building and taken to hospital, while authorities investigated the cause
SIR row: Supreme Court plea seeks prosecution of CEC Gyanesh Kumar
The plea, filed by advocate Shailendra Mani Tripathi through advocate Chand Qureshi, seeks to declare unconstitutional and void the decisions, guidelines and software modifications allegedly undertaken by Kumar without the concurrence of the two other Election Commissioners
Marathwada water crisis: 500 wells acquired, 246 tankers deployed
The eight-district region has received only 442.4 mm of rainfall against its expected seasonal average of 679.5 mm, according to official data. Marathwada comprises Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Jalna, Parbhani, Nanded, Beed, Dharashiv, Hingoli and Latur
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis immerses Ganesh idol with family
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Xi Jinping to visit US National Archives with Donald Trump amid Washington visit
President Donald Trump is set to take Chinese President Xi Jinping to the US National Archives during his three-day state visit. The tour will highlight Americas founding documents as both leaders seek to maintain ties despite limited progress on major issues.
Shiv Sena (UBT) demands immediate drought declaration in Maharashtra
In an editorial in the party mouthpiece Saamana said areas in Solapur, Ahilyanagar, Marathwada and Western Vidarbha have gone weeks without rainfall, with some regions reportedly receiving no rain for nearly two months
1.65 lakh household idols to be immersed in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
The idols of 941 Ganesh mandals set up by community groups will also be taken for immersion, officials said. According to an official, idols from the Cantonment area are scheduled to be immersed on Saturday
Fadnavis warns of action against misuse of Mathadi law; announces Navi Mumbai APMC revamp
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Friday said action would be taken against those misusing the Mathadi law after consultations with Mathadi leaders. He also announced redevelopment of Navi Mumbais 50-year-old APMC market and said the government was preparing measures to tackle drinking water and fodder shortages in drought-affected areas.
A Year on, Arz Kiya Hai Continues Its Chart-Topping Run at No. 1 on Spotify India
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Maharashtra ANM GNM CAP Round 1 Registration 2026 - Apply Online at mahacet.org
Maharashtra ANM GNM 2026 CAP Round 1 registration closes September 26, 2026. Check eligibility, application fee, required documents, and how to apply online at mahacet.org.
Murlidhar Mohol, Neelam Gorhe and Chandrakant Patil join Pune festivities
In Maharashtra, public representatives and devotees participated in traditional immersion processions, with leaders highlighting the cultural and religious significance of the occasion and urging people to celebrate peacefully
Maharashtra FDA seizes 675 kg of food products worth Rs 2.9 lakh in Nanded
The action was conducted under the state-wide Safe Food, Safe Maharashtra campaign, which aims to ensure the availability of safe and quality sweets, khoya, milk and dairy products and other food items during the festive period
CEC Gyanesh Kumar removal row intensifies amid SIR irregularities
A political confrontation over Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar intensified on September 25, with Opposition parties preparing a fresh removal motion in Parliament amid the SIR row. BJP leaders rejected the move, while the DMK said it would support the Opposition's effort
Bhakti Park accident: MMRDA to give Rs 26L each, families eligible for additional Rs 15.1L, Rs 17.1L
Four more held in MPSC drug inspector paper leak case; total arrests rise to 11
Four more held in MPSC drug inspector paper leak case; total arrests rise to 11 Mumbai: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) of the Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested four more accused in connection with the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Drug Inspector exam question paper leak case, taking the total number of arrests to 11. [] The post Four more held in MPSC drug inspector paper leak case; total arrests rise to 11 appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Godawari Power acquires 31.45-acre land at AURIC Bidkin Industrial, Maharashtra
For setting up CRM project
Madhuri Dixit Celebrates Maharashtras Heritage in Paithani Saree at Kaun Banega Crorepati Premiere
Madhuri Dixit dazzles in a traditional Paithani saree at the premiere of Kaun Banega Crorepati, honoring Maharashtras rich cultural heritage. Madhuri Dixit Celebrates Maharashtras Heritage in Paithani Saree at Kaun Banega Crorepati Premiere
'Make in India' turns 12: PM Modi highlights growth in manufacturing, investment
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 25 marked 12 years of the Make in India initiative, highlighting growth in domestic manufacturing, investment and exports. Government data showed PLI schemes have attracted Rs 2.40 lakh crore in investment and generated over 14.6 lakh direct and indirect jobs
Maharashtra drought: Nanded restricts officials leave, orders relief focus
District Collector Rahul Kardile has directed officials to give the highest priority to drought-related work, including crop assessment, farm loan restructuring and assistance to farmers, according to a circular issued on Thursday
PM Modi calls for self-reliant India, urges Seva Yatris to serve the nation
PM Modi said that public service should remain at the centre of efforts towards national development and urged the Seva Yatris to learn from their interactions with people across the country
When will you stop harbouring terrorists?: Sharif dodges question at UN
A video circulating on social media showed Sharif arriving at the UN headquarters, where reporters asked him about allegations that Pakistan was harbouring terrorists
Shiv Sena Urges Maharashtra Government to Declare Drought Amidst Crop Failures
Shiv Sena calls for immediate drought declaration in Maharashtra as crops fail due to lack of rain. Shiv Sena Urges Maharashtra Government to Declare Drought Amidst Crop Failures
Cop dies after assault by history-sheeter in Thane
Thane: A police sub-inspector died during an operation after allegedly being assaulted by a history-sheeter in Maharashtras Thane city, officials said Friday, September 25. Deputy Commissioner of Police Prashant Kadam said the incident occurred when a patrolling team led by sub-inspector Kisan K Bhoir reached Wagle Estate to shut a shop operating late into Thursday 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 .
Mamdani accuses Netanyahu of spreading baseless lies after UNGA address
Mamdani has previously described Netanyahu as a war criminal and accused him of being responsible for what he calls genocide against Palestinians. He has also called for Netanyahu to face arrest under the International Criminal Court warrant
AIIMS Nagpur doctors protest assault on colleague, demand end to VIP culture
The Resident Doctors Association (RDA), AIIMS Nagpur, also called for an end to what it described as VIP culture at the institute, claiming that patients and their relatives often seek preferential treatment by producing letters from politicians or attempting to intimidate hospital staff
Maharashtra FDA launches portal to curb adulterated food during festive season
The initiative comes ahead of the festive season, when demand for food products such as modak, pedha, khoa, paneer, ghee, milk, curd, edible oil and dry fruits rises sharply. The demand for fasting foods, including bhagar, sabudana and rajgira, also increases during several festivals, the FDA said
No special assembly session on Maharashtra drought crisis, says Sachin Ahir
Ahir said several parts of Maharashtra were facing a serious drought-like situation, with farmers suffering crop losses. He said the government was assessing conditions on the ground rather than relying solely on official reports
Jharkhand ministers daughter Trisha, 3 others killed in accident
At least four people, including Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Ministers daughter Trisha Singh, have been killed
Iran offers 7-day plan to end conflict, reopen Strait of Hormuz, restart talks
Araghchi said the proposal had been conveyed to the United States through intermediaries and was similar to the memorandum of understanding reached between Tehran and Washington in June
Israelis bulldoze Palestinian olive trees ahead of harvest
Olives are the backbone of Palestinian agriculture
Negroni Week 2026: Explore the delicious cocktail in Mumbai with this new menu
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OpenAI agent breached govt website: Anthony Albanese
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Delhi Police: 11 held for duping US citizens of Rs 100 crore
Police seized Rs 41 lakh in cash, 29 laptops, 25 mobile phones, eight routers and an SUV
Claude AI uncovers hidden CRISPR-like system in phages
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Maharashtra sanctions 220 posts to clear 40,000 DFSL cases
Forensic labs tackling nearly 40,000 pending cases; 130 scientific officers and 90 scientific assistants to be hired for three years
Benjamin Netanyahu praises Trump, defends Israels Iran actions at UNGA
Israeli PM spoke about Israel's military actions against Iran's nuclear facilities, describing the decision as necessary for the country's security
Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah thanks India, China for disaster aid
He expressed gratitude to countries and organisations that supported Nepal after the disaster, particularly mentioning assistance from India
Delegates walk out as Netanyahu addresses UN, and other Mideast developments
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Netanyahu slams Mamdani at UN, accuses him of 'spitting in face of truth'
Netanyahu said he was spitting in the face of truth with the allegations and fomenting anti-semitism
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Tourists must feel safe and welcome in India
Better signage on roads and at tourist sites is a must
Jinping calls for stronger China-US ties, urges both sides to build friendship
Xi thanked Trump and Melania for the arrangements made for his visit and said the hospitality reflected detailed attention to the delegation
Maharashtra FDA suspends 248 food licences during Ganeshotsav
A total of 3068 establishments inspected statewide in 23 days; dubious food stock worth Rs 9.76 crore seized
El Nino may intensify by December, raising heat concerns for Maharashtra: IMD
Uneven monsoon and dry spells add to concerns over water availability as weather pattern could strengthen to very strong category by year-end
Pune Ganesh visarjan: Dhol-tasha groups get 15 minutes at major chowks
Pune police have limited the time each dhol-tasha group can spend at a chowk during immersion
IIT-Bombay delays tests as faculty calls for 'student-friendly' SOP on handling exam misconduct
Drought-Like Conditions Affect 21 Districts in Maharashtra, Farmers Survey Underway
Maharashtra faces drought-like conditions in 21 districts due to low rainfall, with a farmers survey set to provide relief measures. Drought-Like Conditions Affect 21 Districts in Maharashtra, Farmers Survey Underway
Pune to host Road World Cycling Championships in 2032
Petition in Bombay High Court seeks stay on SIR in Maharashtra, restoration of voter names
The petition says Mr. Sandhu and Mr. Joshi recorded objections on 14 occasions in 10 months over voter registration, deletion and restoration of names, the database, the work of officers who register voters and software processes
Retd Army officer loses 12 lakh to digital arrest scam
Cybercrook posing as business partner dupes realtor of 30 lakh
2010 Mumbai ceremony was not valid Parsi marriage, says Bombay High Court, junks divorce suit
FIR against 11 Bharati Vidyapeeth police personnel for parading minors
