Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India's push for Aatmanirbharta must focus on achieving technological sovereignty and ensuring critical defence requirements are not dependent on external sources. Addressing the Delhi Defence Dialogue, he said military preparedness in the 21st century was inseparable from technological readiness and called for ambitious defence goals by 2047.
Goa PWD minister plans Vidarbha Mahotsav to bolster cultural ties
Goa Police Seize Over 7 Lakhs Worth of Marijuana, Two Arrested from Bihar
Goa police arrested two men from Bihar and seized 7.18 kg of marijuana valued at over 7 lakhs in a significant drug bust. Goa Police Seize Over 7 Lakhs Worth of Marijuana, Two Arrested from Bihar
Union Shipping Minister visits Korean shipyard for firsthand account of operations
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Nov 3 (IANS) As part of the government of India's Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047, Sarbananda Sonowal, Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways, visited the Hanwha Ocean shipyard in Geoje, South Korea, and met Chang-yong Kim, its executive vice president of manufacturing. Ravi Kumar M, ship surveyor-cum-deputy director general (technical), Directorate General of Maritime Administration (DGMA), accompanied the minister during the visit. Hanwha Oceans Geoje shipyard covers about 4.9 million square metres. It has a one-million-ton dock and a 900-ton Goliath crane. The yard builds LNG carriers, VLCCs, mega container ships, FLNG units and offshore plants, as well as naval and speciality vessels including submarines. The shipyard delivered its 200th LNG carrier in February 2025. The Indian team got a firsthand view of the shipbuilding operations, reflecting the continued engagement between India and South Korea in shipbuilding and maritime cooperation. Under its maritime policy, the Government of India is aggressively pushing for domestic shipyards to secure joint ventures and technical collaborations with premier foreign partners. Under the Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047, the Centre aims to catapult India into the top five global shipbuilding nations by 2047. The Union Cabinet approved a massive Rs 69,725 crore to turn this vision into reality. This fund is being leveraged by the government to attract global players, particularly from South Korea, Japan, and Europe, to anchor new manufacturing hubs and modernise existing yards. South Korea became India's primary maritime partner under the VOYAGES framework signed in 2026. HD Hyundai signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop a $4 billion mega greenfield shipyard in Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu, which will be Indias largest commercial shipyard. India is also aggressively courting Samsung Heavy Industries and Hanwha Ocean for technical support and yard expansions. At the same time, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways is in active talks with major Japanese shipbuilders, including Imabari Shipbuilding, Japan Marine United Corporation (JMUC), and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to establish joint ventures with Indian yards. Europes largest private shipbuilder, Damen Shipyards, is also expanding its existing joint ventures in India to manufacture electric tugs, ferries, and specialised vessels. Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) Ltd has also signed a MoU with Norway's Kongsberg Maritime. To reduce dependence on foreign shipping companies, the government plans to purchase over 400 vessels worth nearly $23 billion over the next decade for public sector entities, giving foreign joint ventures massive order-book visibility. The government is also offering 15-25% capital support for vessels built domestically under the updated Shipbuilding Financial Assistance Scheme (SBFAS). The Shipbuilding Development Scheme (SbDS) also focuses on building greenfield shipbuilding clusters where the government provides common infrastructure, allowing foreign entities to quickly step in as technical and strategic anchors. To streamline the supply chain, the Korea Marine Equipment Association (KOMEA) opened its first Indian office in Mumbai to help specialised component manufacturers set up local production alongside Indian yards. State-owned Defence Public Sector Undertakings (DPSUs) and major commercial yards are actively looking for global investors. These include Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders (MDL), which is currently seeking strategic partners for two massive proposed shipbuilding hubs in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. Both GRSE and Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) are looking for advanced global tech integrations. Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) is also expanding capabilities in green shipping and cruise tourism through recent MoUs with European firms like Germany's Everllence SE.
AAP flays BJP for blaming Punjab's farmers for Delhi's pollution
Digital Desk | Chandigarh, Nov 3 (IANS) Punjab Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Baltej Pannu on Tuesday targeted the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for blaming Punjab's farmers for Delhi's pollution while conveniently ignoring the substantial efforts made by the Bhagwant Mann-led government and farmers to manage paddy stubble. Taking a direct aim at the Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Media In-charge Pannu said that BJP leaders are making Punjab's farmers scapegoats instead of addressing the multiple sources of pollution in the national capital. Pointing out that Parliament's data recorded an 80 per cent decline in stubble-burning incidents in Punjab last year and that the state government has deployed more than 21,000 Crop Residue Management (CRM) machines, the AAP leader challenged the Delhi Minister and other BJP leaders to visit Punjab and witness the ground reality instead of spreading propaganda. He also reminded the Centre that it had refused to share the financial burden of stubble management despite the state government's offer, asserting that BJP leaders must answer for Delhi's pollution instead of shifting the blame onto Punjab's farmers. Even before the paddy harvesting season had properly begun, certain leaders had started running a campaign to defame Punjab for Delhi's pollution. How can smoke from Punjab supposedly cross Haryana and reach Delhi through some imaginary pipeline so quickly? BJP leaders are conveniently ignoring the multiple sources of pollution in the national capital. Several reports and even discussions in Parliament have established that stubble burning is not the only cause of Delhi's pollution, he said. Citing the Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav's statement in Parliament, Pannu added, Stubble-burning incidents in Punjab declined by 80 per cent last year due to improved management and sustained efforts. The Bhagwant Mann government has further strengthened these efforts this year, with more than 21,000 Crop Residue Management (CRM) machines purchased for stubble management. These include 14,274 Super Seeders, which have emerged as the most popular machines among farmers, along with Mulchers, MB Ploughs and Baling Machines. Punjab ranks among the leading states in the country in the use of agricultural machinery. He said that farmers are increasingly taking advantage of government subsidies ranging from 50 to 80 per cent to purchase these machines. Many farmers and private operators are also renting out machinery, making it accessible to more cultivators. Across major highways connecting Zirakpur to Bathinda, Chandigarh to Ludhiana, Mohali to Sirhind and on the Amritsar highway, large quantities of paddy stubble can be seen collected and compressed into bales. These bales are being transported to industries and used as raw material rather than being burnt in fields, Pannu said. He also asked that why is Haryana, despite having fewer stubble-management machines than Punjab, not being subjected to the same scrutiny? Travelling from Punjab to Delhi takes at least four to five hours by road. The simplistic claim that smoke from Punjab directly reaches Delhi is an attempt to mislead people rather than an evidence-based explanation, he added.
The prayer meet of filmmaker Sanjay Gupta, who passed away unexpectedly on October 31, was held in Mumbai on November 3. Several members of the film fraternity gathered to pay their last respects and celebrate the life of a man who had touched countless hearts. His wife Anu, son Shivaansh, daughter Dalai, along with several family members and close friends, were present at the emotional gathering. There was a palpable sense of grief among the attendees, many of whom were still struggling to come to terms with the fact that Sanjay Gupta was no longer among them. Yet, amidst the sorrow, there was also warmth, nostalgia and even laughter as those closest to him recalled his infectious energy, generosity and larger-than-life personality. A singer and his team performed devotional songs as guests arrived and offered their condolences to the bereaved family. Among the industry personalities who attended were Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Isha Koppikar, Manoj Bajpayee, Jackie Shroff, Tabu, Shabana Azmi, Javed Akhtar, Vivek Oberoi, Sikandar Kher, Dino Morea, Tusshar Kapoor, Sanjay Suri, Sophie Choudry, Vivaan Shah, Anu Malik, Anand Raj Anand, Zayed Khan, Sharman Joshi, Sudhanshu Pandey, Bhushan Kumar, Gulshan Grover, Aman Gill, Ashoke Pandit, Samir Soni, Neelam Kothari, Mahesh Manjrekar, Shaad Randhawa, Namashi Chakraborty, Viveck Vaswani, Varun Sharma, Rohit Roy, Sujoy Ghosh, Bikram Saluja, Anees Bazmee, Arko Pravo Mukherjee, Sooraj Pancholi, Aditya Pancholi, Salim Merchant and several others. An hour later, Rohit Roy took the mic and got teary-eyed as he said, My relationship with Gupta started 30 years back when I hosted his press conference. And today, I am hosting his prayer meeting. Thats how life is. He remarked, Everybody is not here because they had to be here or they had to pay respects to him, but because in some way or the other, he touched all our lives. He handed over the mic to singer Vipin Aneja, who sang the song Jaane Tere Shehar from Sanjay Guptas 2015 film, Jazbaa. Ritu, who had known him since his teens, spoke next. She said, There's an immense amount of comfort you have with the person you grow up with, and Gupta and I had that. I met him when he was 16 and I was 19, and when we were both thin! We both studied in Sydenham College. His 8x10 room was a meeting place for many of us. Though his house in those days was really small, his heart was always gigantic. Ritu then stated, Gupta and I would talk for hours and hours. 90% of that talking was done by him. 50% of that 90% invariably was a filmi story, a great script, a new project or a business idea because he loved movies. Even more than that, he loved Anu, Shivansh and Dalai. Struggling to hold back her tears, Ritu revealed, I have been handling his finances for many years and I knew that he had only one goal to see that they were well looked after, in case something happened to him. But I never thought anything would ever happen to him; he was the Gupta, after all. He had fought every mess that came his way, and the messes were many. He was brought up by a single mom, came from extremely humble beginnings and went on to build this empire. He was used by a lot of people but it never saddened him. He smiled, simply said, Its a part of life, and moved on. She added, He was the life of every party; everybody would agree to it. He was the best host, and he launched so many people. He was the personification of life, and that is why I never thought that there would ever be a time when he wouldnt be a part of my life. Anand Raj Anand sang Dil Kya Kare and Yaar Mangiyasi from Kaante (2002); the latter was deleted from the final cut of the film. Anand revealed that it was a favourite of Sanjay Gupta. Milap Zaveri gave a wonderful, filmi tribute in his style, He was always Guru ji for me. I was 21 when he gave me Kaante. For 25 years, Anu always told me, You write the corniest and cheesiest lines for my husband! He then mouthed one such line, Jo kisi ke aage nahin jhukta, jo mohabbat dene se nahin rukta tha, woh Sanjay Gupta tha! Looking at his kids, Milap said, Sorry, Shivaansh and Dalai, but he was also my father! He was my Godfather and I loved him to bits. He then pointed to Sanjay Guptas picture and added, Yeh Baadshah tha! Hes here. Hes not gone anywhere. Yeh Zinda hain, hum sab ke dil mein. The last line left a deep impact as Sanjay Gupta made a film called Zinda (2006). Sanjay Guptas son, Shivaansh, came on stage. He was held lovingly by Anu and he began by saying, My father did not have a single bad drop of blood in his body. He was the funniest man Ill ever know; the coolest father Ill ever know. He lived every single day of his life with perseverance, love and faith. He always entertained what he would call my changing obsessions, whether it was Lego, football, perfumes, video games or movies! He supported me with everything that I wanted to do. He continued, He would listen to my never-ending stories with full attention. He was my best friend. He always told me that he would never treat me like a kid because he also saw me as his best friend. Almost every morning, we would have a fun banter as to who is stronger Batman or Spider-Man! Every night, we watched food reviews while having dinner and watched hundreds of videos about motorbikes. I wish I had grown up with him by my side. Shivaansh then stated, I always asked my dad, We live in a huge house facing the ocean. I can have or eat anything I want at the drop of a hat, all because of your hard work. How am I supposed to top this? How am I supposed to give a better life to my children? This is the best life anyone can ever have. He replied, I started from zero. I went to school in an under-construction building, got a chance to buy new clothes once a year on Dussehra, and eat Chinese food once a year on Diwali. I came from zero and made 1000. Now it's your job to make a million! Dalai came on stage but was too emotional to speak. Hence, Anu decided to read her message on her behalf. Some of the excerpts from Dalais tribute: I would forever love you for your smile, humour and your laughter. You always believed in me; you were my hope and my passion. The love that you showed to the world was only a fraction. It didnt matter whether I was smiling, crying or simply confused. You were always thereSoon, Ill open the restaurant you always wanted to open. You called it Caf Dalai. I promise that Ill try my best to fulfil your dreams with all my loveHe would always talk to me about fake scenarios and would say, When I die, you have to be strong; I would always end this conversation in a hurry, saying, No. Stop. I dont want to talk about it. You are not dying anytime soonHe always participated in my interests, whether it was cooking, painting or singing. We would watch movies and turn any corny line into our own inside joke or laugh at the generic storyline of very predictable plot twistsSometimes, late night, we would order pizza and make horror short films where he would teach me and Shivaansh how to direct or record, how the lighting and camera placement along with the timing had to be perfectI know if he was here today, he would be bored listening to the bhajans! On the way home, he would try a new restaurant and if it was good, he would call up everyone he knew! As the prayer meet drew to a close, the attendees formed a queue to offer their condolences to Anu, Shivaansh, Dalai and the rest of the family. It was at this moment that Shah Rukh Khan arrived at the venue. This writer was just about to offer condolences to Anu when the superstar approached and, in an extremely sweet and courteous gesture, asked if he could meet her first. This writer, of course, readily agreed. Shah Rukh then warmly embraced Anu, Shivaansh and Dalai, offering comfort to the grieving family. It was a quiet yet deeply moving moment that brought the emotional evening to a close. Ultimately, Sanjay Gupta's prayer meet was much more than a gathering to mourn his passing. It was a celebration of a life lived with tremendous passion, humour, resilience and generosity. There were tears, but there were also smiles, laughter, music, unforgettable anecdotes and heartfelt declarations of love. And if there was one sentiment that echoed through the evening, it was that Sanjay Gupta may no longer be physically present, but the memories he created and the lives he touched will ensure that he remains zinda in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. Also Read: Sanjay Dutt pays emotional tribute to brother Sanjay Gupta; vows to fulfil his dream of making Kaante 2
Jairam Ramesh calls ECIs Form-6 clarification word games; demands halt to SIR
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 3 (IANS) Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Tuesday sharply criticised the Election Commission of Indias latest clarification on Form-6, terming it another set of word games that clarify nothing and expose how poorly designed the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process is. In a post on X, Ramesh said each damage-control attempt by the ECI only highlights the flaws in the SIR exercise. He pointed out that Form-6 clearly asks applicants whether they are applying for inclusion for the first time. According to him, the ECIs clarification that voters seeking re-inclusion during SIR can also be treated as first-time applicants is a deceptive word game aimed at covering up a flawed process that forces voters to make a false declaration. Ramesh further alleged that after asking voters to sign such a declaration, the Commission is now offering them protection from legal consequences after the fact. This, he said, shows how poorly thought through the entire SIR process has been. The Congress leader noted that the Chief Electoral Officer of Maharashtra had written to the ECI arguing that Form-6 cannot be used in this manner. He also referred to an ongoing case before the Goa Bench of the Bombay High Court, where the court has questioned the logic put forward by the ECI, particularly as it leaves out absent and shifted voters. Ramesh asserted that the ECI cannot address the real problem that the SIR is designed for exclusion. It deletes voters first, and then asks them to apply for re-inclusion as new voters, he said. He maintained that no amount of damage control can fix this fundamentally flawed process and demanded that the Special Intensive Revision be stopped. The remarks come after the Election Commission issued a clarification stating that previous electors whose names do not appear in the draft electoral rolls can submit Form-6 without fear of prosecution under Section 31 of the Representation of the People Act, 1950. The Commission had said that such submission is for inclusion under the SIR process and is not false merely because the elector was previously enrolled. Rameshs statement reflects the Oppositions continued criticism of the ongoing SIR exercise across several states.
East Bengal lose to Al Seeb in AFC Champions League Two
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Nov 3 (IANS) East Bengal FC conceded two late goals to suffer a 0-2 defeat against Al Seeb Club (Oman) in their fourth AFC Champions League Two 2026-27 Group D match at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan, Kolkata, on Tuesday. It was a big blow to the Indian Super League (ISL) champions' hopes of making it to the knockout stage. With this result, the Red and Golds have now slipped to the bottom of the group with two points from four games. Al Seeb are now in third place with four points. Al Shorta SC lead the way with seven, followed by Al Hussein with five. The latter two will meet later in the evening in Jordan. After a tepid opening half, Axel My broke the deadlock in stunning fashion in the 85th minute before Zahir Al Aghbari sealed the victory for the Oman club in the first minute of stoppage time. The home side dominated the opening proceedings with Bipin Singh Thounaojam firing wide from the edge of the box in the fourth minute before Dani Ramrez sent a low effort just wide after a neat passing move from captain Mohammed Rashid, wrote the AIFF on its website. Despite seeing defender Anwar Ali forced off by injury in the 17th minute, the Indian Super League champions continued to press with Edmund Lalrindika threatening, while Ramrez headed Bipins cross narrowly wide. Al Seeb finally got their act together just after the half-hour mark when Abdul Aziz Al Maqbalis through ball released My into the box, but the Gaboneses low drive was comfortably saved by East Bengal goalkeeper Phurba Lachenpa. Ramrez then missed another opportunity in the 39th minute, controlling Lalrindikas cross before dragging his effort wide of the far post as the score remained goalless going into the break. Al Seeb came back rejuvenated in the second half, with My wasting another effort in the 49th minute, sending his header just over the bar following Mohammed Al Musalamis layoff from a corner. East Bengal responded in the 55th minute through Lalrindika, whose header from Sandip Mandis cross narrowly missed the target, while Augustine Oladapo could not find the target from distance after seeing his effort just miss the right post. The Omani side looked more likely to score with Omer Al Malki forcing Lachenpa into a reflex save from inside the six-yard box in the 76th minute, before sending his follow-up effort just wide of the left post. Al Seebs persistence finally came to fruition in the 85th minute after Hassan Al Ajmi recycled the ball back to My, who turned past his marker before unleashing a powerful drive past a rooted Lachenpa. Al Aghbari closed Al Seebs account in first-half stoppage time after collecting My's long cross from the left, completing the counter-attack with a fine finish into the bottom right corner. East Bengal will next face Al Hussein SC on Matchday five on November 24 in Kolkata before finishing the group stage in Iraq against Al Shorta on December 8.
Spanish police open investigation into death of Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 3 (IANS) Spanish police have launched an investigation into possible involuntary manslaughter following the death of CD Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel, who died after suffering serious injuries in an on-field collision with an opposing goalkeeper during a Spanish second-division match. The 30-year-old striker suffered head and chest injuries after colliding with Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono during the closing stages of Monday's match at the Estadio Heliodoro Rodriguez Lopez. He was immediately attended to by medical personnel before being taken to hospital. According to ESPN, Spain's National Police confirmed on Tuesday that an investigation had been opened into the circumstances surrounding the incident, with prosecutors also expected to be involved in the proceedings. De Miguel was admitted to the intensive care unit at the University Hospital of Nuestra Senora de Candelaria after the collision. He reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch but was resuscitated by medical personnel. His condition was initially described as stable but serious before deteriorating neurologically on Tuesday morning. He passed away at 8 am local time. The match was abandoned following the incident, while Andorra goalkeeper Owono was shown a straight red card by the referee. Andorra, owned by former Barcelona defender Gerard Pique, expressed its condolences following the Tenerife forward's death. We wish to extend our deepest condolences to the family of Jesus de Miguel, to all his colleagues and friends, and to CD Tenerife. May he rest in peace, the club said in a statement. UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin also expressed his grief over the player's death, saying the governing body stood with his family, teammates and everyone associated with Tenerife. We are heartbroken by the death of Jesus de Miguel Alameda. We have searched for words and found only silence. In that silence, our hearts and thoughts are with his family, his teammates, everyone at CD Tenerife, and all those who mourn this tragic loss, Ceferin said. UEFA has announced that a moment of silence will be observed in memory of Jesus de Miguel at all its matches this week. De Miguel had played for several clubs in Spain's lower divisions before helping Tenerife secure promotion to the Segunda Division last season.
One such experience takes guests to Divar Island, while another combines a heritage walk through the Fontainhas area with a visit to a local Goan home.
East Bengal's Knockout Stage Hopes Dim After Al Seeb Defeat
East Bengal suffered a 0-2 defeat against Oman's Al Seeb Club in their fourth AFC Champions League 2 group match in Kolkata. Two late goals in the 85th minute and stoppage time sealed their fate, pushing them to the bottom of Group D and significantly impacting their knockout stage aspirations.
AFC Champions League Two: Profligate East Bengal goes down to Al-Seeb
The red and gold brigade dominates possession but fails to breach Al-Seebs defence, largely due to an impressive performance from goalkeeper Ibrahim
WCG rink football: Lalit double helps Our Lady of Egypt beat Our Lady of Health
Reagan Pereira and Dion Menezes netted a goal each to complete the tally for the Kalina side. For the Versova outfit, Pratik Vapilkar scored twice while Rohit Bhonde added the third goal
Tenerife Footballer Jess de Miguel Dies After Terrifying Tackle During Match Against Andorra
Tenerife striker Jess de Miguel has died aged 30 after suffering a cardiac arrest following an on-field collision with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jess Owono. The terrifying moment was captured on television, as players rushed to help and the match was abandoned. Reports say De Miguels partner and their 16-month-old daughter Carla were at the stadium. Spanish football is mourning the forward after his sudden death, as tributes pour in and the RFEF postpones fixtures nationwide.
Thiruppuvanam goat market crosses 2.5 crore in sales ahead of Deepavali
East Bengal vs Al-Seeb Highlights, ACL Champions League Two 2026-27: Axel Meye and Zahid Al-Aghbari scored a goal each as Al-Seeb stunned East Bengal 2-0.
Retired Pilot, Kerala High Court Judge Conquer Gruelling Goa Ironman 70.3
For Augustine, a qualified divemaster, swimming was relatively easy. Even cycling 90 kilometres felt like a warm-up. But running in the Goan heat, with exhausted legs and a steep hill to climb three times, became his real test.
Owono rushed out his goal to challenge Jesus de Miguel for a long ball. The goalkeeper's raised led struck Jesus de Miguel during the challenge. He suffered a cardiac arrest after the collision and received emergency medical attention on the pitch. He was taken to hospital and was initially described as stable. But, Tenerife confirmed his death on Tuesday morning.
IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh said IndiGo had established the necessary foundations to succeed in the long-haul market. The planned introduction of Airbus A350 aircraft forms part of the airline's broader international expansion strategy.
Who is Jess Owono and what charges could he face over Jess de Miguel's death?
Spanish goalkeeper Jess Owono faces a police investigation after the tragic death of forward Jess de Miguel. De Miguel suffered a cardiac arrest after colliding with Owono during a match in the Segunda Divisin. Authorities are examining whether Owono's actions could lead to involuntary manslaughter charges or disciplinary action. The Spanish Football Federation's Disciplinary Code outlines various punishments based on the incident's seriousness.
Footballers death: What next for goalie? Sanctions, possible criminal proceedings
In a devastating turn of events, Jess de Miguel, a striker for Tenerife, tragically died following an on-field accident with Jess Owono, the goalkeeper of FC Andorra. The incident, which led to a cardiac arrest for de Miguel during the match, ended in a 2-2 draw, but Owono was issued a red card for his involvement.
SC Adjourns Tarun Tejpal's Plea In Rape Case
The Supreme Court has adjourned the hearing on journalist Tarun Tejpal's plea challenging the Bombay High Court's judgment in a 2013 rape case to November 5. The Goa government sought an adjournment, while Tejpal's counsel requested his release for Diwali, which was opposed.
Gujarat: Jaykishan finds new lease on life under Ayushman Bharat scheme
Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Nov 3 (IANS) Jaykishan Kapadia, a resident of Gujarats Mehsana district, was wheelchair-bound not long ago and had lost hope of resuming a normal life until the Ayushman Bharat scheme came to his rescue, rekindled hope and also made the difficult transition possible. Ayushman Bharat, a flagship scheme of the Central government to provide better healthcare facilities to the economically disadvantaged sections, proved to be a lifesaver for the 32-year-old Jaykishan Kapadia. Jaykishan, who lost all hope of revival, is now standing on his own feet. He now aspires to find employment and become a source of support for his mother. The challenges in Jaykishans life began when he developed a kidney ailment at the age of just 17. His mother saved his life by donating one of her kidneys. He underwent a kidney transplant in 2012, and for a while, his health remained stable. However, the long-term use of steroid medications following the transplant led to deterioration of both his hip joints. Gradually, his limbs began to stiffen, and he experienced severe joint pain. His condition became so critical that he could no longer perform daily tasks and became entirely dependent on a wheelchair. Due to financial hardship, continuing his medical treatment became increasingly difficult. At one point, his weight had dropped to just 3035 kilograms. Three years ago, Jaykishans mother got him admitted to the Government Spine Institute in Ahmedabad, where he was treated by the Institute director Dr. Piyush Mittal and his team of specialists. His treatment started under the Ayushman Bharat scheme. A total of four surgeries were performed on him, including hip replacement procedures. Alongside this, a process was initiated to help him get back on his feet through physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Dr. Piyush Mittal, Director of the Government Spine Institute, told IANS that when Jaikishan first arrived at the institute, his condition was critical. He was dependent on a wheelchair and unable to even get out of bed. He weighed only around 30 kilograms. His bones had become significantly weak, and both his hip joints were affected. Sharing the long course of treatment, he said, We started his treatment involving physiotherapy and necessary medication. Focus was also placed on strengthening his mental well-being. Subsequently, both his hips were operated on, one by one. Our goal was to enable him to stand on his own feet again and lead an independent life. Today, Jaykishan is able to stand and move on his own. Reflecting on the new lease on life he received under the Ayushman scheme, Jaykishan said, My mother brought me to the hospital in a wheelchair. At that time, I couldn't even stand up properly. The doctors here performed surgery on mefirst on one leg, and then on the other. I feel much better now. There was a time when I never thought I would be able to walk again, but seeing the improvement in my condition now feels wonderful. He said that he was immensely grateful to the government for such a public welfare scheme.
CD Tenerife striker Jess de Miguel dies at 30 after collision with Andorra goalkeeper: CD Tenerife player Jess de Miguel collided with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jess Owono during a match on November 2. This incident occurred in the seventh minute of stoppage time, when both players were trying to play the ball. De Miguel was taken to hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest, but his condition worsened overnight.
CD Tenerife striker Jess de Miguel dies at 30 after collision with Andorra goalkeeper: CD Tenerife player Jess de Miguel collided with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jess Owono during a match on November 2. This incident occurred in the seventh minute of stoppage time, when both players were trying to play the ball. De Miguel was taken to hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest, but his condition worsened overnight.
Chhattisgarh now Naxal-free: HM Amit Shah
Digital Desk | Raipur, Nov 3 (IANS) Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said Chhattisgarh has become Naxal-free and is poised to rank among the top three states in the tourism sector in the coming years. Addressing the closing ceremony of the Chhattisgarh Rajyotsav in Naya Raipur, HM Shah said the state possesses immense tourism potential with treasures such as the Gariaband region, Balameshwari temple, Dantewadas Danteshwari temple and the unique Bastar Dussehra. He recalled that it was once said the land is rich, but the people are poor, and assured that within 10 years both the land and its people would be prosperous. HM Shah said the goal under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to create a state where people are happy and affluent, and the land itself is prosperous and thriving. He noted that out of the 26 years since the states formation, the BJP has been in power for 20 years. During this period, he said, the annual budget has increased 30-fold, per capita income has risen significantly, and the Gross State Product has grown 25 times. The network of ITIs, colleges, polytechnics and universities has expanded threefold. The Home Minister said the BJPs tenure has guided the people of Chhattisgarh from an era of fear toward an era of trust, and from mere resources toward true prosperity. He expressed commitment to transforming possibilities into reality to build a capable and thriving Chhattisgarh. HM Shah praised the large turnout despite heavy rain and said Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai had assured him that people would come and participate as it was a programme for Chhattisgarh. He offered greetings to the people of the state on the occasion of Chhattisgarh Foundation Day and paid respects to Chhattisgarh Mahtari. Earlier, HM Shah inaugurated the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Park in Naya Raipur. At the Rajyotsav closing ceremony, which was presided over by Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, distinguished individuals from various fields were honoured with State Awards. In his address, HM Shah also said that Atal Bihari Vajpayee created Chhattisgarh and Prime Minister Modi has nurtured it. He added that the state has moved forward under the leadership of PM Modi and Vishnu Deo Sai, and cultural initiatives such as Bastar Pandum and Bastar Olympics are helping revive and promote the states rich folk traditions.
Goa CM inaugurates World Konkani Music Mega Convention
Kejriwal Announces 'Margay Mukti Yatra' Against Inflation in Goa from Nov 26
AAP leader Atishi, the party's Goa unit chief Valmiki Naik and others were present at the press conference.
Dhinidhi Desinghu's Bronze: A New Dawn For Indian Swimming
16-year-old Dhinidhi Desinghu secured India's first-ever swimming medal at the Youth Olympics in Dakar, winning bronze in the women's 100m freestyle. Despite her personal disappointment at not achieving her time goal or winning gold, she acknowledges the immense pride in her historic achievement for Indian swimming, a sport with low visibility, especially for women. She also discusses the greater pressure she felt at the Youth Olympics compared to her Paris Olympics experience.
Can you name every player to score 10+ Champions League goals for Barcelona?
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Goa's New Focus: Attracting Sports Tourists Globally
Goa is actively expanding its tourism appeal beyond traditional beaches by strategically positioning itself as a premier international destination for sporting events. This initiative aims to attract athletes and sports enthusiasts globally, diversify tourism offerings, and ensure year-round visitor engagement, fostering economic opportunities for local communities.
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant Visits Kateel Sri Durgaparameshwari Temple
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant Visits Kateel Sri Durgaparameshwari Temple Mangaluru: Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant visited the renowned Kateel Sri Durgaparameshwari Temple in Dakshina Kannada district and offered prayers to the presiding deity. The Chief Minister was warmly welcomed by the temple authorities upon his arrival. He later proceeded to the sanctum sanctorum of [] The post Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant Visits Kateel Sri Durgaparameshwari Temple appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
India targets 3 trillion defence output, 50,000 crore exports by 2029
Singh set out the goals while chairing a meeting of the Consultative Committee of the Ministry of Defence on 'Modernisation of Indian Defence Forces'
Tenerife forward Miguel dies after collision with Andorra goalkeeper Owono
Tenerife announced the striker's death through an emotional statement on Tuesday, expressing grief over the loss and extending support to his family
Triptii Dimri's Beautiful Travel Diaries
Wanderlust, breathtaking views, and memories worth holding on to! Triptii Dimri takes us along on her beautiful travel escapades, sharing postcard-worthy glimpses and unforgettable experiences. Calling it one of the best days of her life, these travel diaries are truly giving us major vacation goals!
Tragically, 30-year-old footballer Jesus de Miguel passed away on November 1, 2026, following severe injuries incurred in a match. After a collision with FC Andorra's goalkeeper, he experienced life-threatening head and chest injuries. Despite medical efforts, his health deteriorated rapidly, leading to his untimely demise. CD Tenerife mourned his passing and offered support to his family, cherishing his legacy and his daughter who survives him.
The day Scott Parker turned into WHU boss to inspire a three-goal comeback
Didn't stop the Hammers finishing bottom, mind. The post The day Scott Parker turned into WHU boss to inspire a three-goal comeback appeared first on Planet Football .
Piyush Goyal urges youth to be ambitious, says Viksit Bharat by 2047 non-negotiable
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 3 (IANS) Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday urged young people to be ambitious, embrace transformation and contribute to nation-building, saying achieving the goal of Viksit Bharat by 2047 is non-negotiable. Delivering the keynote address at the Young Leaders Discourse Forum at Kirori Mal College here, the minister said today's youth will be the architects of India's journey to 2047 and will be in their 40s when the country celebrates 100 years of Independence. Urging students to aim high, he said transformation requires change in mindset and continuous reinvention and stressed discipline and respect for tradition as foundation of institutions. He also spoke about flexibility under the National Education Policy and said today's students have wider opportunities with digitalisation and 1.1 billion internet users. Highlighting India's export performance, he further said the country recorded its highest-ever exports of $863 billion last year and has set an ambitious target of $1 trillion for the current year, representing 16 per cent growth. India could have set a target of $900 billion or 5 per cent growth which itself would have been significant against the IMF's April-May projection of 1.9 per cent global trade growth, but chose a higher target, according to the minister. He expressed confidence of achieving it, noting exports grew 14 per cent in April-September to $480 billion. Goyal said the IMF has since revised global trade growth projection to around 3.5 per cent, and India's export performance could have been one of the factors behind the revision. India has moved from being part of the fragile five to the world's fastest-growing large economy, citing a World Bank report that 50 crore people have come out of extreme poverty, he added. He attributed growth to India's talent pool, youthful demography with average age below 30 years, democratic system, decisive leadership and demand from 140 crore Indians. Goyal said India has earned the world's trust with countries keen on preferential and free trade agreements, and recalled India's support during COVID-19 through vaccine supplies while ensuring free vaccination at home.
Spanish Footballer Jesus De Miguel Dies After Mid-Match Collision With Goalkeeper
Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel has died as a result of injuries he suffered in a sickening collision with FC Andorra's goalkeeper in a Spanish second division match, his club said Tuesday.
India aims to build a self-reliant defence ecosystem to meet national security challenges effectively. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted budget increases and production goals during a recent meeting. The focus includes modernizing military capabilities and enhancing personnel preparedness for contemporary warfare. Strategic autonomy, technological advancements, and operational readiness are crucial for India's military future. The objective is a military that can handle various security challenges through continuous modernization efforts.
Pune creator Meenal Patil shares her 28 kg weight loss journey in 10 months
Meenal V Patil documented her weight loss journey, achieving a reduction of 28 kg in about ten months. She emphasized the importance of consistency and ordinary habits over strict diet plans. While she still craves certain foods, she advocates for a balanced approach rather than complete restrictions. The journey reflects individual progress and improved fitness, which are vital alongside weight loss goals.
ICICI Life EzyGrow launched with 2X and 3X Premium Funding Benefits to Keep Family Goals on Track
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 3: ICICI Life Insurance today announced the launch of ICICI Life EzyGrow, a unit-linked insurance plan (ULIP) with enhanced Waiver of Premium (WOP) where in case of an unforeseen event the company will invest two or three times (2X and 3X) of future pending premiums on customer's behalf. The benefit is designed to help families stay on track with their long-term goals such as a child's education or a spouse's retirement, while building an additional financial cushion to help meet unforeseen needs. This plan will be distributed online through exclusive partnership with Policybazaar. Combines enhanced premium funding options, financial protection, market-linked returns and retirement planning features under one policy. Designed to help families stay on track with their long-term financial goals.
Navy Signs Rs 53,866 Crore Contracts with Two Indian Shipyards for 8 Corvettes
The Defence Ministry has signed contracts worth Rs 53,866.50 crore for eight Next Generation Corvettes for the Indian Navy. Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers will build five vessels, while Goa Shipyard Limited will construct three. Designed in-house by the Navy, the ships will displace 3,8004,000 tonnes, reach speeds exceeding 30 knots and have a range of 4,000 nautical miles at 14 knots. Their weapons will include a 76 mm gun, eight surface-to-surface missiles, 24 anti-missile defence weapons and torpedo tubes. Advanced radars, sonar and combat management systems will support air, surface and anti-submarine warfare. The vessels will replace ageing Khukri- and Kora-class corvettes. The first ship is targeted for delivery by 2030.Watch Full Video to know full details.#IndianNavy #NextGenerationCorvettes #IndianNavyShips #IndianNavy #Warships #Corvettes #GRSE #GoaShipyard #MakeInIndia #DefenceMinistry #IndianMilitary #TOI
Spanish Footballer Jesus De Miguel Dies After Collision With Goalkeeper
From CD Tenerife, we announce the tragic passing, this Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at 8:00 am, of Jesus de Miguel Alameda, the club said in a statement
Adkar's Journey: From Rising Star To Global Tennis Force
Vaishnavi Adkar, India's top-ranked woman tennis player, has made significant progress, climbing nearly 400 places in world rankings over the past year. Her coaching team, including M Balachandran and Maria Gaidano, is focusing on enhancing her physical strength, endurance, and tactical game to help her consistently compete at higher levels. Adkar aims for a top-250 ranking soon and a long-term goal of reaching the top 100.
ST seat reservation: Goa to move Supreme Court against High Court order stalling the process
The Panaji Bench of the HC had last week restrained the Census Commissioner from notifying ST population estimates, observing that such figures could not be determined on any basis other than the first official Census conducted after 2026
Physical gold vs gold ETF: Which can be more tax-efficient for investors?
During Diwali, many choose to invest in gold due to its cultural significance and potential financial returns. It's crucial to grasp the tax implications when deciding between physical gold and gold ETFs. Purchasing physical gold triggers GST and varied capital gains taxes depending on how long it's held. Conversely, gold ETFs offer more favorable conditions for capital gains. Investors need to weigh their goals to make the best choice.
Indonesia boosts freight oversight ahead of 2027 zero-overloading goal
Runners from Belagavi finish Goa Ironman event
Tejas Patil recorded the fastest finish among participants from Belagavi, completing the event in 6 hours, 20 minutes, and 8 seconds
Marico bets on 1,012-cr Plix deal for 20,000-cr revenue goal
Marico has raised its stake in Plix owner Satiya Nutraceuticals to 84.09% through a 1,012-crore acquisition as it pursues digital-first profitability, AI-led distribution and international diversification
GRSE jumps 9% on 53,866-crore deal; logs best one-day gain in 6 months
The Defence Ministry sealed 53,866 crore contracts worth with GRSE and Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) to procure eight next-generation warships for the Indian Navy to bolster its combat prowess.
AI data centres could undermine UK's emissions goals, BBC finds
Four planned hyperscale data centres consider using gas-fired power for their electricity needs.
Gold vs silver ETFs: Which metal offers better opportunity for investors this Diwali?
During the festive season of Diwali, savvy investors often gravitate towards gold and silver seeking security. Experts recommend evaluating personal investment goals to decide on gold, known for its stability, or silver, which presents higher risks but potential for greater returns. Recent data shows gold ETFs delivered 9.22% returns, while silver ETFs outperformed with 14.05%. A balanced approach within your portfolio can lead to sustainable wealth amidst market fluctuations.
Maharashtra excise dept seizes illicit liquor worth Rs 19.77 lakh in Latur
During the first raid, conducted on October 30 at Sadguru Nagar on Malwati Road, excise officials seized 1,152 sealed plastic bottles of Goa-manufactured liquor and 125 bottles of spurious liquor bearing different brand labels
From establishing a field office at Sagar to nurturing future leaders at Gwalior and Jammu, and introducing innovative training practices at PDUNASS, Rizwan Uddin's journey demonstrates how training can transform individual potential into institutional strength. Training in a government organisation is often viewed as a mechanism for improving professional knowledge, familiarising employees with rules and procedures, and enhancing administrative efficiency. However, its true value goes much beyond imparting knowledge. Effective training enables individuals to discover their strengths, develop confidence, overcome personal limitations and achieve goals that they may otherwise consider beyond their reach. This philosophy has shaped the professional journey of Rizwan Uddin, Regional Provident Fund Commissioner-I and Chief Learning Officer, PDUNASS, EPFO, whose interventions across different field offices and training campuses have focused on developing people, strengthening teams and improving service delivery. His contribution was recognised on 1 November 2026, when EPFO conferred upon him the Bhavishyanidhi Award for Best Officer-Trainer, 2026, during its 74th Foundation Day celebrations at Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi. Building an institution and nurturing people at Sagar One of the significant chapters of his professional journey was the establishment of the Regional Office, Sagar, from scratch. Setting up a new office with limited manpower, inadequate initial infrastructure and employees deputed from other locations was a challenging assignment. Officials who had been deputed from Jabalpur often travelled back to their homes over weekends. The limited availability of manpower and the challenges associated with a newly established office placed considerable responsibility on the Officer-in-Charge. Rather than viewing these constraints as obstacles, he adopted the approach of leading by example and enabling employees to learn through actual work situations. Team members were encouraged to take responsibility, experiment with new ideas and develop their capabilities through experiential learning. The experience demonstrated that an institution is not built merely by creating infrastructure or issuing administrative instructions. It is built by developing ownership, trust and a shared sense of responsibility among its employees. Gwalior: When a small team produced eight future supervisors His subsequent experience at Regional Office, Gwalior, demonstrated how a focused approach towards employee development could produce remarkable individual achievements. Despite having a relatively small team, the office witnessed eight Social Security Assistants (SSAs) qualifying in the departmental examination for the post of Section Supervisor. This achievement was particularly significant because the employees had to balance their regular official responsibilities with preparation for departmental examinations. The working environment encouraged learning from experience, sharing knowledge and supporting one another. The team was also encouraged to experiment with innovative ideas in the discharge of its responsibilities. Employees gradually developed greater confidence and ownership of their work. The achievement of eight SSAs in the departmental examination was not merely an examination result. It represented eight individual career aspirations moving closer to fulfilment. It also demonstrated that a supportive workplace, coupled with encouragement and opportunities for learning, can help employees realise their professional ambitions. The experience reinforced an important leadership principle: the success of a supervisor should also be measured by the number of people he or she helps grow. Jammu: Training for sensitivity, flexibility and better service delivery The experience at Regional Office, Jammu, during July 2021 to March 2025 provided another important dimension to this approach towards capacity building. Working in a geographically challenging and remote location required employees to demonstrate adaptability, commitment and sensitivity towards stakeholders. The office also experimented with flexible working arrangements to ensure continuity of public service delivery. During this period, Rizwan Uddin trained and mentored officials, including Ashwini Kumar, Programmer, and Social Security Assistants Sunil Kumar, Rajashekhar, Shesh Kumar, Subhash Kumar and Rinku Sharma. The interventions focused on customer sensitivity, effective service delivery, teamwork and working in flexible timings. The objective was not simply to familiarise employees with administrative instructions. It was to develop an understanding that every claim, grievance and service request represents the expectations of an EPFO member. The subsequent recognition of Regional Office, Jammu, as EPFO's Best Remote Office, 2026, provides an encouraging institutional context for the efforts of its employees. The office has continued to demonstrate how commitment, adaptability and teamwork can sustain service delivery in challenging circumstances. PDUNASS: Taking the philosophy of employee development to a wider platform During October 2025 to September 2026, Rizwan Uddin extended his approach towards employee development to the national training platform of PDUNASS. Working in collaboration with the Training Division and fellow course directors, he contributed to conceptualising and preparing the Training Calendar. He was also actively associated with the design and delivery of the Orientation Programme for newly promoted Assistant Provident Fund Commissioners. Along with Ram Anand, RPFC-I, he contributed to the course design. The programme incorporated activities intended to improve interpersonal relationships, leadership capabilities, communication and decision-making. He conducted a full-day session on Goal Setting, Team Building, Communication and Decision Making and also guided participants on Principal Employer and Contractor Compliance. The impact of activity-based learning was reflected in the experiences of individual participants. M. M. Thomas, Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner, who attended the second batch of the Orientation Programme, recalled that interaction and interpersonal communication with batchmates had significantly improved his self-confidence. The programme also motivated participants to take an interest in cycling and pay greater attention to their health. Similarly, Sunita, APFC, observed that activity-based learning had strengthened her leadership skills. The three-week Orientation Programme helped her become more comfortable with multitasking and handling responsibilities requiring coordination and leadership. These experiences demonstrated that training can influence not only professional competence but also personal confidence, interpersonal relationships, leadership behaviour and lifestyle choices. Transforming the training methodology An important feature of his contribution at PDUNASS has been the introduction of innovative training methodologies. Moving beyond conventional classroom lectures, he promoted case-study-based learning, team-building activities, audio-visual sessions, online training and hybrid learning arrangements. Audio sessions were introduced at PDUNASS and its campuses, providing an additional learning format for trainees. A hybrid session on Recovery Management was also successfully piloted, enabling a leading recovery trainer to address Regional Labour Commissioners online. Following participation in a case-writing workshop, he authored a case study titled Building Trust in Governance: EPFO J&K and Ladakh for the Capacity Building Commission, which is currently under evaluation. His training interventions covered officials across different levels, from Additional Central Provident Fund Commissioners to Assistant Section Officers. He also visited PDUNASS Zonal Training Institute campuses as a resource person and regularly conducted online sessions for officials of ZTI Shillong. An online session on Critical Court Judgments received appreciation from more than 310 officers. Other important subjects included Compliance through Nudging, Communication and Facilitation, and strategies for Nidhi Aapke and Prayas. He also served as Course Director for Investment and Risk Management for ACC-level officers and below, and for Customer Relationship Management, CITES and New Initiatives for Regional Commissioner-I-level officers and below. Preparing EPFO employees for emerging challenges Recognising the changing requirements of public administration, he also contributed to capacity building in emerging technologies. From 19 to 21 August, he served as Course Director for a three-day pro-bono programme on AI and Emerging Technologies, organised in coordination with the National e-Governance Division (NeGD) at its training centre in Noida. The programme benefited 75 Group-A officers and Assistant Section Officers from EPFO Headquarters and PDUNASS. The course was developed with the support of two EPFO officers and the NeGD team. He also supported the design of specialised programmes on Legal and Recovery Management and Exemption Management, in consultation with senior officers and external experts. His contribution extended to training on Contractor Compliance, including the development of course content for employees of exempted trusts and executives under the GNLUPDUNASS programme. Beyond EPFO: Sharing knowledge with other institutions His training initiatives have also received recognition beyond EPFO. As Nodal Officer for the PMVBRY initiative, he coordinated with senior officers of NITI Aayog and served as Course Director and resource person for a workshop at Noida attended by more than 50 executives of major establishments. He designed and delivered an online course for CGIT Assessors across India on 25 September 2025, at short notice, on the initiative of the Ministry of Labour and Employment. The Ministry subsequently shared the programme on its social media platforms. He was also invited to deliver a special lecture on the Code on Social Security, 2020, at DRDO's ITM, Mussoorie, and participated as a trainer in programmes organised by VVGNLI and INGAF. He has also contributed to training initiatives involving GNLU and students of NID, Ahmedabad. Further, he organised and conducted online and three-day offline training programmes for Regional Labour Commissioners from across India, and coordinated training initiatives across all four EPFO zones. The philosophy: Success is measured by the growth of others The underlying philosophy of these interventions is simple: an employee's potential is often greater than what is visible through routine official performance. The responsibility of a leader is to create an environment in which that potential can emerge. At Sagar, it meant building a new office and developing a team under difficult circumstances. At Gwalior, it meant encouraging employees to pursue their career aspirations, resulting in eight SSAs qualifying for the post of Section Supervisor. At Jammu, it meant preparing employees to work sensitively and adaptively in a challenging environment. At PDUNASS, it meant extending the same philosophy to a much larger group of officers through structured training, experiential learning and innovative methodologies. The journey illustrates that training is most effective when it connects organisational objectives with individual aspirations. The Bhavishyanidhi Award for Best Officer-Trainer, 2026, is therefore not merely a recognition of the number of programmes conducted or the number of officers trained. It also celebrates an approach to leadership in which the growth of subordinates becomes an important measure of personal achievement. As Rizwan Uddin acknowledges, these achievements have been made possible through the support of the Director, PDUNASS, the team of course directors, senior colleagues, mentors and the employees who actively participated in the learning initiatives. Ultimately, the most meaningful legacy of a trainer is not the number of lectures delivered or certificates issued. It is the number of people who become more confident, capable and successful because someone believed intheir potential and helped them move towards their goals.
Illicit Liquor Worth Rs 19.77 Lakh Seized In Latur
The Maharashtra Excise Department conducted two raids in Latur district, seizing illicit Goa-manufactured liquor and other materials valued at Rs 19.77 lakh. Cases have been registered under the Maharashtra Prohibition Act.
Kane, Yamal in spotlight as Man Utd seek solace and PSG chase record
The spotlight again falls heavily on Harry Kane (10 goals, 8 assists in all competitions). Bayern have drawn their last two UCL matches against Viking and Arsenal; a third consecutive UCL draw would be their first since 2006.
J&K Tourism wins best Tourist Destination Award at ITM Goa 2026
Srinagar, Nov 2:Jammu and Kashmir Tourism has received the Best Tourist Destination Award at ITM Goa 2026, adding to the Union Territorys tourism promotion efforts and strengthening its presence in the national travel market. The award was received on behalf of J&K Tourism by Rashid Raina, Deputy Director Tourism Publicity, Kashmir, and Pankaj Sasan, Deputy Director Tourism Publicity, Jammu. The J&K Tourism Pavilion attracted considerable interest from members of Goas travel trade fraternity, generating enquiries about the Union Territorys diverse tourism offerings. Tourism officials interacted with travel professionals, addressed their queries and highlighted J&Ks tourism potential, including its scenic landscapes, cultural heritage, adventure activities and emerging tourism experiences. On the sidelines of ITM Goa 2026, the visiting officials also visited the National Institute of Water Sports in Goa to explore possibilities for institutional collaboration and identify opportunities to promote water sports and adventure tourism in J&K. The recognition is expected to provide further visibility to J&Ks tourism sector and support the Tourism Departments efforts to expand its outreach, strengthen industry partnerships and position the Union Territory as a year-round tourism destination.
GATE 2027 Alert: Today is the Final Day to Rectify Application Scrutiny Defects
Today, November 3, 2026, is the final day to fix GATE 2027 scrutiny defects on the GOAPS portal. IIT Madras urges candidates to rectify flagged errors immediately without extra fees to avoid rejection. Act now to ensure your application remains valid.
Rajesh Kumar given premature repatriation to parent AGMUT cadre
Srinagar, Nov 2:Senior IPS officer Rajesh Kumar of the 1995 batch of the erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir cadre (now AGMUT) has been given premature repatriation to his parent cadre by the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC). Kumar, who was serving as Special Director General in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), will return to the AGMUT cadre with immediate effect. He had been on central deputation to the CRPF since March 2018, when he joined as Inspector General. He was later elevated to Additional Director General and, in early September 2026, promoted to the rank of Special DG (Level-16) on an in-situ basis for a tenure of two years or until further orders, whichever was earlier. The premature repatriation comes shortly after his recent elevation and ends a long central deputation stint. Kumar belongs to the 1995 batch of the erstwhile J&K cadre, which was merged into the AGMUT cadre following the reorganisation of Jammu and Kashmir. Official records list his date of appointment to the IPS as September 3, 1995. During his service in Jammu and Kashmir, Kumar held several sensitive and operationally important assignments. These included DIG North Kashmir Range (Baramulla), IGP Jammu Zone (appointed in March 2013), IG Special Security Group (SSG), and IG CRPF (Operations), Kashmir. His J&K experience covered key phases of counter-insurgency and law-and-order management in both the Kashmir and Jammu regions. Kumars return to the parent cadre is expected to strengthen the senior leadership pool available for deployment across AGMUT territories, including Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram and other Union Territories. The Ministry of Home Affairs is likely to issue further orders regarding his specific assignment in due course.
'Jailer 2' BO day 19: Rajinikanth's film nears Vijay's 'The GOAT'
Goa CM Dr Pramod Sawant Inaugurates First World Konkani Music Mega Convention in Mangaluru
Mangaluru: Goa CM Dr. Pramod Sawant inaugurates First World Konkani Music Mega Convention at Town Hall alongside Bishop Dr. Peter Paul Saldanha The Event marks the start of a 12-day, 12-hour and 12-minute Guinness World Records title attempt Mangaluru: The much-awaited First World Konkani Music Mega Convention (FWKMMC), featuring an ambitious Guinness World Records title [] The post Goa CM Dr Pramod Sawant Inaugurates First World Konkani Music Mega Convention in Mangaluru appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Labour MPs pull their punches on immigration changes
Angela Rayner previously said plans were un-British and ministers shouldn't shift he goalposts.
IPL Teams Get More Time to Lock in Retentions
The IPL has extended the retention deadline to November 17, with the December 16 Goa mini-auction marking the final player auction before the 2028 mega auction.
Defence Ministry inks Rs 53,886 crore deals for new indigenous warships
The Defence Ministry signed contracts worth 53,866.50 crore for constructing next-generation corvettes with public shipyards. Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Limited will build five corvettes while Goa Shipyard Limited will construct three. The ships are designed for multi-domain warfare, including anti-surface and anti-submarine operations. This project is expected to create significant employment opportunities in shipyards and ancillary industries over the next decade.
Digital Desk | Jalandhar, Nov 2 (IANS) The Indian Men's Hockey Team completed an unbeaten league-stage run at the Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026 on Monday with an 8-0 win over Korea their fifth in a row at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium in Jalandhar. Dilpreet Singh (8', 40') scored twice, while Jugraj Singh (11'), Harmanpreet Singh (15'), Shilanand Lakra (33'), Sukhjeet Singh (34'), Sanjay (36') and Angad Bir Singh (60') were also on target. India finished at the top of the standings with five wins from five matches and will face Korea again in the semi-finals as the tournament moves to Mohali, where the semis will be played on November 4 and the medal matches on November 5. Second-placed Japan will face Malaysia, who finished the league stage in third place, in the other semi-final. India began aggressively in front of a packed house and created an early chance through Sukhjeet, whose backhand effort in the fourth minute was saved by goalkeeper Kim Jaehyeon. Dilpreet opened the scoring in the eighth minute with a backhand finish after a move that began with an aerial pass from Jugraj. India doubled their lead through a penalty corner in the 11th minute, with Jugraj scoring after Harmanpreet's initial effort was kept out and Vishnukant Singh set up Jugraj on the rebound. Harmanpreet added another penalty-corner goal to his tally in the 15th minute to give India a 3-0 lead at the first break. He now tops the scoring chart with nine goals. Korea showed more intent in the second quarter and earned a number of penalty corners, but the Indian defence kept them at bay. Pathak also denied Son Dain in a one-on-one situation in the 27th minute with a timely save using his outstretched foot. India had opportunities of their own, but Aditya Arjun Lalage's shot went wide, while another penalty corner did not result in a goal after the ball was ruled to have been played with the back of the stick. India went into half-time with their three-goal advantage intact. India increased the tempo after the break and added four goals in the third quarter. Shilanand Lakra scored in the 33rd minute after a penalty-corner variation. Harmanpreet's pass found Jugraj, whose attempt was saved by Kim, but Lakra was on hand to put away the rebound. Sukhjeet made it 5-0 a minute later, deflecting Aditya's pass from the baseline into the net. Sanjay added another in the 36th minute, reacting quickest after Dilpreet's attempt was saved. India's seventh goal came in the 40th minute when Sanjay controlled Harmanpreet's long aerial pass and struck towards goal, with Dilpreet getting a touch to send the ball past the goalkeeper. India eased the tempo in the final quarter, with Korea enjoying periods of ball-possession but struggling to create clear chances. Suraj Karkera made a save when Korea threatened, while a penalty corner in the 58th minute came to nothing. Angad Bir Singh then scored a superb solo goal in the 60th minute, winning possession in the midfield, driving towards the circle and pushing the ball underneath the advancing goalkeeper to complete the 8-0 win. Korea had another penalty corner in the closing seconds, but failed to make the most of it. Sanjay, who was named Player of the Match, said India were pleased to finish at the top of the pool. We wanted to top the table and we did that. We are very happy. I want to request the crowd to support us the same way in Mohali, he said. India finished with 15 points and a goal difference of +29. Japan ended second with 10 points, followed by Malaysia with nine and Korea with six points.
Mandd Sobhann Welcomes Goa CM Dr. Pramod Sawant at Mangaluru International Airport
Mandd Sobhann members welcome Goa Chief Minister Dr. Pramod Sawant at Mangaluru International Airport ahead of the First World Konkani Music Mega Convention Mangaluru:Members of Mandd Sobhann accorded a warm welcome to Goa Chief Minister Dr. Pramod Sawant upon his arrival at Mangaluru International Airport on November 2, ahead of his participation in the First [] The post Mandd Sobhann Welcomes Goa CM Dr. Pramod Sawant at Mangaluru International Airport appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
BCCI Extends IPL 2027 Retention Deadline To November 17 Due To India-NZ Fifth ODI Clash
Lucknow Super Giants: The BCCI has given all ten IPL franchises two more days to submit their retention lists, as they moved the deadline to November 17. The 2027 IPL player auction will go ahead as planned on December 16 in Goa. IANS understands that the BCCI informed all ten franchises of the two-day extension in an official communication on Monday. The original retention deadline of November 15 clashed with the fifth and final ODI between India and New Zealand at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. It is understood that the clash with the mens ODI match would have affected the retention announcement and its subsequent coverage, and that prompted the board to move the deadline to November 17. The player registration for the IPL 2027 auction opened on Monday and will end on November 23. It gives players worldwide three weeks to put their names forward for the auction. The entire process, from the opening of registration to the auction, will run for a little over six weeks. Interestingly, the auction day also clashes with an international fixture India will host Sri Lanka in the second mens ODI at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. As of now, theres no sign of moving the auction date, or changing the date on which the ODI game in Bengaluru will happen. The remaining steps follow in quick succession - once registration closes, the auction register will be finalised on November 24. Teams will have time until November 27, to put in requests for additional players, and allow them to ask for names not on the initial register to be added to the pool. Franchises must submit their player auction lists by December 1. The final auction list, along with the sets in which players will go under the hammer, is scheduled to be unveiled on December 3. That leaves a gap of nearly two weeks between the release of the final player list and the auction itself on December 16 for teams to work out their respective strategies. Two trades have been completed so far ahead of the 2027 IPL mini auction. Delhi Capitals (DC) brought back their former captain, wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant, from Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), with left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav moving to Lucknow. DC also sent left-arm fast bowler T Natarajan back to 2016 winners Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in exchange for leg-spinner Zeeshan Ansari. The dates for the 2027 IPL season are yet to be confirmed. When the IPL announced the windows for three seasons in 2024, it earmarked March 14 to May 30 as the time to host the 2027 season. In September, after the BCCIs annual general meeting (AGM), board secretary Devajit Saikia indicated the tournament could get under way around the end of March. Delhi Capitals (DC) brought back their former captain, wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant, from Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), with left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav moving to Lucknow. DC also sent left-arm fast bowler T Natarajan back to 2016 winners Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in exchange for leg-spinner Zeeshan Ansari. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Is India On Track To Meet Its Green Energy Goals? A Look At The Progress
India's renewable push has also elevated its standing globally. With growing installed renewable capacity, the country ranked among the world's largest renewable energy markets in 2025.
IPL 2027 Retention Deadline Extended, Report Claims New Date
The IPL 2027 auction, which will be held in Goa on December 16, will reportedly see an extension of its retention deadline
IPL extends deadline for retention lists to November 17
The deadline for all 10 franchises to finalise their retention and release lists ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2027 mini-auction has been extended by two days to November 17, while the auction itself is scheduled to take place in Goa on December 16. The deadline was initially set for November 15, coinciding with the fifth One-Day International (ODI) between India and New Zealand, according to Cricinfo. Following the submission of retention and release lists, the IPL will share the registered players' pool with the franchises. The teams will then shortlist players before the final auction list, along with the order of sets, is circulated in the week leading up to the auction. Two player trades have already taken place ahead of the auction. In a significant move, Delhi Capitals have brought back their former captain Rishabh Pant from Lucknow Super Giants, with left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav moving in the opposite direction. In another trade, Delhi Capitals sent fast bowl...
Govt seals Rs 53,866 crore deal for 8 advanced warships
India's Defence Ministry has sealed contracts worth Rs 53,866 crore with Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd (GRSE) and Goa Shipyard Limited (GSL) for eight next-generation warships for the Indian Navy. These indigenously designed corvettes will bolster India's combat prowess in the Indian Ocean and support the 'Make-in-India' initiative, creating significant employment opportunities.
Ranji Trophy: Dubey Picks Nine Scalps As Vidarbha Bowl Out Madhya Pradesh For 209
For Central Zone: Left-arm spinner Harsh Dubey rewrote the Vidarbha record books on Monday by claiming 9-53 to bowl out Madhya Pradesh for 209 on an eventful opening day of their Ranji Trophy match at the VCA Stadium in Jamtha. Dubey became the first bowler from Vidarbha to claim a nine-wicket haul in an innings of the Ranji Trophy. The previous best figures for the side was Arun Ogirals 8-39 in 1967-68, which ironically came against Madhya Pradesh. Dubey is now the 30th bowler overall to take nine or more wickets in an innings in the Ranji Trophy. It was Vidarbha all-rounder Nachiket Bhute, though, who made the first breakthrough by removing opener Yash Dubey. From there onwards, the innings belonged to Harsh. He opened his account in the 17th over and kept chipping away, leaving Madhya Pradesh at 64/5 in the 29th over. Atharva Mahajan and Saransh Jain resisted with a 72-run stand. It lasted nearly 18 overs before Dubey returned to break it, and the lower order did not survive long after that. The last nine-wicket haul in the Ranji Trophy came from Gujarats left-arm spinner Siddharth Desai, who took 9-36 against Uttarakhand in 2024-25. Mondays spell adds to a big year for Dubey, who made his ODI debut against Afghanistan in June and took four wickets in two matches. He then toured Sri Lanka with India A, taking three wickets and scoring 59 runs across two innings. For Central Zone in the Duleep Trophy, he took eight wickets and made 27 and 24 against East Zone. He has carried that form into the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy season, with 23 wickets in seven innings so far. Elsewhere, Karnatakas Ritesh Bhatkal (5-35) and Shikhar Shetty (5-53) shared 10 wickets to bowl Assam out for 135 inside 49 overs in Guwahati. Rohan Patil then hit 89 off 87 balls, with 13 fours and a six, and added 129 for the opening wicket with Mayank Agarwal, who was unbeaten on 57, as Karnataka got a 45-run lead. In Dharamsala, 20 wickets fell on the opening day. Rajasthan chose to bat and were shot out for 78, with Abhishek Kumar taking five wickets for Himachal Pradesh. Sahil Dhiwan replied with a five-wicket haul for Rajasthan, but Himachal still made 153 for a lead of 75. Mayank Mishra took 6-57 as Uttarakhand bowled out Haryana for 153 after they elected to bat. In Chandigarh, Pradosh Ranjan Pauls unbeaten 138 powered Tamil Nadu to 320/4 against the hosts. N Jagadeesan (52) and Baba Indrajith (51) also scored fifties. Punjab recovered from 71/5 to reach 276/5 against Andhra, thanks to an unbroken 205-run stand for the sixth wicket between Salil Arora (111 not out) and Sanvir Singh (100 not out). In Ahmedabad, Aarya Desai fell five short of a century as Gujarat crossed 300 against Kerala. He added 116 with Abhishek Desai, and after Gujarat slipped to 182/4, Urvil Patel (63 not out) and Vishal Jayswal (50 not out) put on an unbeaten 111-run stand. Opener Dhruv Patel made 124 to lift Baroda to 269/6 in Kanpur. He added 88 with Shashwat Rawat (47) and 108 with Mitesh Patel (49) after Baroda were 54/2. His dismissal set off a late wobble, with three wickets falling on 249 in four deliveries across two overs. Services captain Rajat Paliwal came in at number five with his side at 27/3 and made an unbeaten 111 to take them to 266 in 88 overs against Delhi at Palam. Snehal Kauthankars unbeaten 116 rescued Goa from 54/4 after they chose to bat against Bihar at home, as they ended day one at 288/6 in 87 overs. At the CCI in Mumbai, Angkrish Raghuvanshi (78) and Sarfaraz Khan (55) struck half-centuries and captain Siddesh Lad made 47 as Mumbai reached 247/6 in 83 overs after being put in by Railways. Sridam Pauls 86 led Tripuras fightback against Saurashtra as the hosts reached 219/7 at stumps at the MBB Stadium. Put in to bat after Saurashtra won the toss, Tripura slumped to 28/5 inside 19 overs. Paul then added 125 for the sixth wicket with wicketkeeper-batter Sentu Sarkar, who made 46. Manisankar Murasingh (33) and Bikram Debnath (32) were unbeaten at the close, after Tripura had batted 74.3 overs. Parth Bhut was the pick of the Saurashtra bowlers with 3-52 in 19 overs, including two maidens. Chetan Sakariya took two wickets, while Yuvraj Dodiya and Sammar Gajjar claimed one each. Sridam Pauls 86 led Tripuras fightback against Saurashtra as the hosts reached 219/7 at stumps at the MBB Stadium. Put in to bat after Saurashtra won the toss, Tripura slumped to 28/5 inside 19 overs. Paul then added 125 for the sixth wicket with wicketkeeper-batter Sentu Sarkar, who made 46. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
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Number of voters drops by 13% in poll-bound states
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Over 44,000 government buildings connected to solar power, saving Rs 700 crore annually: PM Modi
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India powerhouse of world hockey: Dutch legend Bovelander
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