GHMC Orders Closure of Sheep, Goat and Cattle Slaughterhouses on Sept 4
As per the notice issued under Section 533(b) of the GHMC Act-1955, the decision has been taken considering the significance of Janmashtami
Goa Assembly clears bill stipulating 7-year jail for assault on lawyers
The legislation makes every offence committed under its provisions cognisable and also provides for compensation to advocates from fines recovered by courts
Makaibari to tie up with small tea growers in Darjeeling
The group set a goal to purchase 25% of its requirement from the small growers and blend them with its own production. These small growers are supposed to get the equal proportion from the total profit while the Luxmi Group is confident to achieve a 20% boost annually with this new intiative
Pooja Ranveer said her mother is deeply committed to education and has always encouraged her children to study. She recalled that her father died in an accident in Mumbai. Pooja said she dreams of becoming a police officer and is studying to achieve that goal. She also shared that she previously worked in farming before focusing on her education and preparing for a career in the police force.
Whoop Promo Codes: 20% Off This September 2026
Whether you're looking for a Whoop free trial, student discount, or military savings, our guide to Whoop promo codes will help you maximize your membership benefits. Stay on top of your fitness goals for less.
Tata Sons succession search stalls as regulatory hurdle blocks Trusts nominee
Tata Group's chairman succession search remains stalled due to regulatory issues. Sir Ratan Tata Trust cannot meet, preventing its representative nomination. This delay deepens leadership uncertainty for India's oldest conglomerate. The complex ownership structure raises governance and transparency concerns. Investors and policymakers await reassurance on future manufacturing and tech goals.
U.N. Says World Will Miss Its 1.5 Degree Climate Target
It proposed a new goal of limiting the
GATE 2027 Registration - Check GOAPS Application Dates
GATE 2027 registration is live at gate2027.iitm.ac.in via GOAPS. Check important dates, eligibility, application fee, DigiLocker requirement, documents needed, and the step-by-step process to apply online for GATE 2027.
Japanese content creator Hanna documented her three-month solo backpacking journey across India. She highlighted 5 favorite destinations that left a lasting impression on her heart. Varanasi emerged as her top choice, captivating her with its unique energy and street food. Dharamshala offered adventure and introspection through meditation and trekking experiences. Meghalaya, Hampi, and Ellora Caves also provided distinct and memorable travel encounters.
Worn out balls take centre stage at MSSA Ahmed Sailor U-16 match
The ball kept swerving weirdly, making it difficult for me to judge while catching it. Even the bounce was irregular, said Scottish goalkeeper Avneesh Patil.
Ranking Lionel Messis three wonder strikes for Argentina!
This goal that demonstrated Messis other-worldly skill came against Nigeria in the group stage. It began with Ever Banega producing a lovely chipped ball from Argentinas own half to Messi.
'Chess diplomacy': AICF chief on PM Modi gifting Sindarovs WC sheet to Uzbek prez
Prime Minister Narendra Modi gifted Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev the original scoresheet from Javokhir Sindarovs 2025 World Cup final victory in Goa. AICF chief Nitin Narang called it Chess diplomacy. Sindarov later won the Candidates tournament and will face D Gukesh. The gesture highlights growing India-Uzbekistan chess rivalry ahead of the Chess Olympiad in Samarkand.
Ankur Warikoo shares 5 fun ways couples can manage money together without fighting over expenses
Ankur Warikoo shared five ways couples can make money management more enjoyable. He suggests reviewing bank expenses together without judgement, identifying unnecessary subscriptions or memberships, celebrating monthly financial wins, and saving towards shared goals. He also recommends doing something different with money every weekend, such as trying a new dessert or restaurant. Warikoos approach focuses on making financial conversations collaborative, positive and engaging rather than turning them into arguments over spending.
CEO iQuasar delivers lecture at CUK
Tahir Qazi, Chief Executive Officer of iQuasar, LLC, delivered an insightful lecture to the students of the Department of Management Studies (DMS), Central University of Kashmir (CU Kashmir), on the topic Use AI as Your Coach to Build Skills for Career Growth at the varsitys Green Campus. iQuasar, LLC, is a Sterling, Virginia-based firm that provides technology solutions and outsourcing services to government and commercial clients. His lecture focused on the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in learning, skill development and professional growth. Qazi highlighted how AI tools can be effectively used as personal coaches to identify skill gaps, develop new competencies, improve productivity and prepare students for the evolving demands of the workplace. Qazi emphasised that students and professionals need to engage in intentional, self-directed learning to get ready to work in their desired careers. He explained how to write AALIM prompts and agents and how to write prompts in the ACT format - Actor, Context and Task - making them easy to remember and hard to get wrong. The session encouraged students to embrace AI not merely as a technological tool but as a continuous learning partner that can support them in achieving their academic and career goals. The key takeaway of the interaction was: Learn, Apply, and Master! Earlier, Dr Mushtaq Ahmad Lone, Head, DMS, introduced the guest to the students of BBA and MBA. Dr Zia Ul Haq, Associate Professor, proposed the vote of thanks. Dr Mir Insha Farooq and Dr Waseem Jehangir were also present.
From observing wetlands to designing for their recovery, Biopod+Co. brings its approach to Goa VINIKA VISWAMBHARAN What if the wetlands around us were not just landscapes to protect, but systems we could learn from? That question lies at the heart of Biopod+Co.s Designing with Nature, an exhibition at Sunaparanta Goa Centre for the Arts, Altinho, []
Towards complete health assurance
A look at the Goa model and the road ahead Dr. Manorama Bakshi & Dr. Arjun Kumar Indias health protection landscape has gradually moved from fragmented, state-specific insurance arrangements towards broader public assurance systems. Within this shift, Goa offers a distinctive model. Goas health assurance question The Deen Dayal Swasthya Seva Yojana (DDSSY) was introduced []
The state must fast-track the agriculture policy to stop coconut output decline Coconuts are an integral part of Goas cultural, economic and ecological fabric. The fruit forms the foundation of the states culinary traditions and religious rituals. Economically, it drives various small-scale industries such as the production of coconut oil, coir, copra, jaggery, yeast, and []
Just a few days after Pune, I was in Goa, which will go to the polls early next year. I saw there the familiar Congress problem: A party fighting itself rather than its principal opponent A fortnight ago, I was in Pune. And something rather unusual caught my eye. From hoardings to lampposts, from signboards []
South hosp tops patient referrals from PHCs, saw 6.9k cases in 2025
Posts of cardiologist, nephrologists, neurologist filled at south district hosp: Rane Margao: A majority of referrals from Primary Health Centres (PHCs) go to South Goa District Hospital (SGDH) and Goa Medical College (GMC), the government said on Tuesday. Information provided during the ongoing Assembly session stated that SGDH received 6,996 referrals from PHCs last year []
Voices, Not Victory: The Struggle for Youth Power
PROF. (DR) SUNIL GOYAL Indias youth policies have entered a new phase. The emphasis is no longer confined to enrolment in schools, recruitment into training programmes or participation in sporting events. The larger ambition is to create young citizens who can lead, innovate and shape the countrys future. This is essential for the vision of Viksit Bharat@2047, but it will succeed only if participation is transformed into genuine power. The figures suggest considerable progress. More than 50 lakh young people took part in the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2026 quiz, leading to the identification of 6,000 youth leaders for a district-level database. The My Bharat platform has registered over 2.22 crore young people, while the National Service Scheme grew from 34.09 lakh volunteers in 201415 to 38.90 lakh in 202526. These developments point to a growing culture of civic engagement. However, participation should not become a numbers game. A youth platform is meaningful only when young people can influence decisions, monitor public programmes and see their ideas implemented. A quiz, a volunteering certificate or a short-term internship can generate enthusiasm, but leadership requires sustained responsibility and institutional access. Young citizens must be involved in local planning, municipal initiatives, school management, environmental action and public accountability. Digital platforms can help build this bridge. The Academic Bank of Credits, the National Credit Framework, SWAYAM and DIKSHA are expanding flexible and technology-enabled learning. More than 35.27 crore APAAR IDs had reportedly been issued by August 2026, while SWAYAM had recorded over 6.5 crore enrolments. These systems can make education more portable and accessible, especially for learners who cannot follow a conventional academic path. Yet digitisation also carries risks. Access to a platform does not mean equal access to learning. Poor connectivity, limited devices, language barriers and inadequate digital literacy can exclude precisely those students who need public support the most. Every digital reform must therefore be accompanied by investment in teachers, community facilities, accessible content and offline alternatives. Employment is another crucial measure of empowerment. The unemployment rate cited in the government backgrounder fell from 7.71 per cent in 2014 to 4.2 per cent in 2025. Skill programmes, apprenticeships and the Prime Ministers Internship Scheme are intended to improve employability. The internship scheme alone provided 1,64,902 opportunities across 31 sectors by August 12, 2026. But employment statistics must be read alongside job quality, informality, wages and security. A young person cannot be considered empowered if work is temporary, underpaid and disconnected from a viable career. Entrepreneurship offers an alternative route, with recognised start-ups rising to more than 2.47 lakh. But the start-up narrative should not obscure the needs of millions who seek ordinary employment. Economic policy must support both innovation-driven enterprises and labour-intensive sectors capable of creating large numbers of stable jobs. The same principle applies to sports and health. Khelo India has supported athletes, academies and infrastructure, while adolescent-friendly clinics and Tele-MANAS have expanded health and mental-health services. These are valuable investments, but they must reach smaller towns, villages and vulnerable communities. Mental health, substance-use prevention and physical fitness should be treated as essential public services, not optional additions. The true measure of youth empowerment is not how many young people are registered, trained or invited to participate. It is whether they possess the capabilities, confidence and institutional voice to shape their own lives and the country around them. Indias young citizens should not merely be mobilised for national goals; they must be trusted with a meaningful role in defining those goals. (The author is an Eminent S ocial S cientist , P rofessor and C olumnist , presently working at the Department of Higher Education, Government of Madhya Pradesh. He can be reached at email gasspub@gmail.com )
Quote of the day by Lionel Richie: Get used to hearing no, but dont let that stop you speaks about resilience, rejection and staying committed to what matters. In ordinary life, setbacks can shape our work, relationships, decisions and confidence, especially when uncertainty makes us question our direction. The deeper lesson is to accept rejection without surrendering self-belief, learn from disappointment and keep moving toward a goal with patience and dedication.
Best German Proverb of the Day: He who does not value the penny is not worthy of the dollar teaches that small amounts, efforts and opportunities should not be dismissed when pursuing greater goals. The German proverb highlights the importance of appreciating modest gains, practising responsibility and understanding that larger achievements are often built from smaller steps.
DC Edit | ECs Six-crore Purge A Self-goal On SIR?
It is estimated that six crores of the 36 crore names in the electoral rolls in 16 states and three Union territories which conducted the SIR have been deleted in the third phase. The National Capital Territory of Delhi perhaps bore the worst brunt when it saw one in every three voters there being declared ineligible to vote
Brughmans joins Liverpool in deal worth up to 30m
Liverpool have secured the signing of teenage goalkeeper Lucca Brughmans for the start of the 2027-28 season.
DC Edit | Marathon Man Messi On His Last Legs
And having won almost everything the World Cup, Copa America (South American championship) and a clutch of European Champions League titles with his long-standing club Barcelona, for which he scored a whopping 120 goals at the Continental stage and 474 in the Spanish League there was nothing more left to achieve for the icon
Kamikatsu, a Japanese town, pursued a zero-waste goal starting in 2003. Residents meticulously sort waste into 45 categories at a central site. This system achieved an 81% recycling rate by 2016. However, some materials still required incineration outside the town. The town's waste management evolved over several decades from burning to extensive sorting.
1966 Kothari Education Commission remains critically relevant today
Not merely historical archive, but Magna Carta on Indian Education By Maninder Singh Bhatia The progress, prosperity, and future of any nation depend fundamentally on the quality of its education system. Following Indias independence, there was an urgent need to restructure the countrys educational framework to align it with national aspirations and developmental goals. [] The post 1966 Kothari Education Commission remains critically relevant today appeared first on Northlines .
Bancassurance will be key to the insurance for all by 2047 goal: Padalkar
HDFC Life CEO Vibha Padalkar expects growth to return to early teens, with bancassurance, term insurance and non-par products driving expansion
India is the world's best location to set up data centres: Piyush Goyal
In a pivotal meeting with data centre industry players, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal focused on facilitating business operations. He underscored India's immense potential for data centres and the substantial investments pouring in. Amid global challenges, Goyal praised India's economic growth, firmly responding to criticism of GDP statistics by highlighting the publics role. This progress is seen as crucial for paving the way toward Indias future economic goals.
SPL 2026: MLP suffer first defeat at hands of Lajong
Shillong, Sep 1: Shillong Lajong scored a goal in each half to beat Meghalaya Police 2-0 in the Shillong Premier League 2026 at the SSA Stadium here today. Ricky Kharkongor (39) and Lalmuansanga (54) were the scorers in the game that extended Lajongs unbeaten streak this season to four games while inflicting a first defeat [] The post SPL 2026: MLP suffer first defeat at hands of Lajong first appeared on Highland Post .
PM Modi to participate in valedictory session of departmental summit on water security tomorrow
New Delhi, Sep 1: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will participate in the valedictory session Departmental Summit of Ministry of Jal Shakti on 2nd September 2026 at around 4:30 PM at Sushma Swaraj Bhawan, New Delhi. He will also address the gathering on the occasion. The two-day Departmental Summit, being held on 1-2 September 2026, is the first in a series of Departmental Summits envisioned by Prime Minister to strengthen the spirit of Team India, deepen cooperative federalism and foster collective ownership of national priorities through closer collaboration between the Centre and the States. The initiative provides a structured platform to jointly deliberate on critical sectoral priorities and accelerate implementation and outcomes. The Summit will bring together political leadership and senior officials from the Union and State Governments to deliberate on key priorities, share best practices, address implementation challenges and evolve time-bound action plans. The initiative seeks to promote shared responsibility for national goals and ensure that deliberations translate into measurable improvements in governance and service delivery. The Summit will focus on four key areas which include: Timely implementation of water infrastructure projects; Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari - Catch the Rain; Source sustainability of drinking water systems; and Operation and maintenance of rural drinking water supply schemes under Jal Jeevan Mission 2.0. The consultations are expected to result in concrete and time-bound actions for accelerating water infrastructure projects, enhancing public participation in water conservation, ensuring sustainable drinking water sources and improving the reliability and accountability of rural drinking water services.
'One cupcake wont hurt': Woman who lost 30 kg warns against people sabotaging your progress
A woman who says she has lost 30 kg has shared some candid advice for people beginning or already navigating their weight-loss journey . Instagram user snimsdiary believes one of the most effective ways to stay focused is to keep your goals, plans and progress private.
The Goalfest Conclave was held on 29th August 2026 at ITC Kakatiya Hyderabad
The Goalfest Conclave was held on 29th August 2026 at ITC Kakatiya Hyderabad
Delhi-bound IndiGo flight makes emergency return to Goa after technical issue
Flight number '6E 2102' departed North Goa at 9:16 am but soon turned back after the crew reported a technical issue. Air Traffic Control declared a full emergency at nearly 9:30 am as the aircraft headed back to Goa's Manohar International Airport
IIT Madras, UNESCO Institute Partner To Develop AI-Powered Learning Tools
The initiative supports UN Sustainable Development Goal 4.7 by promoting inclusive and learner-centric education with emerging technologies.
Engagement-driven curation can trap culture consumers in
Sometimes you can be too good at your job. Take streaming services, like Spotify or Netflix. With engagement as their main goal, their recommendation algorithms typically identify the content a user engaged with most in the recent past and efficiently suggest more of the same. Content and genres that received limited engagement over a few weeks or months typically get dropped.
Thalapathy Vijays GOAT connection with Yashs Toxic revealed
IndiGo's Goa-Delhi flight suffers mid-air engine failure
An IndiGo flight carrying 229 passengers from Goa to Delhi was forced to make an emergency landing back at Manohar International Airport after one of its engines failed mid-air. The aircraft landed safely, and alternative arrangements were made for the passengers.
Why financial education is more valuable than financial tips - A case for learning over advice
Financial tips can offer quick ideas, but they rarely explain the thinking behind a decision. Financial education, on the other hand, helps people understand risk, valuation, goals and long-term planning. In a world filled with endless advice, learning how money works may be more valuable than simply knowing the next investment trend.
Yamal leaves Mbappe, Haaland behind with record 50-goal feat
Yamal, who was 19 years and 49 days old when he reached the landmark, became the youngest player in Barcelona history to score 50 goals for the senior side, surpassing the previous club milestone held by Josep Escola, who reached 50 goals in 1935 at the age of 20 years and 356 days.
Delhi-Bound IndiGo Flight Makes Emergency Landing In Goa After Engine Failure
229 Passengers Safe As Aircraft Returns To Manohar International Airport
India name 26-member squad for Panama, Brazil and Uruguay friendlies
Indian men's football team head coach Khalid Jamil on Monday named a 26-member squad for next month's FIFA international window, with the Blue Tigers set to face Panama, Brazil and Uruguay in high-profile friendlies. India will take on Panama on September 26 at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru before travelling to Kolkata to face five-time world champions Brazil on October 3 and two-time world champions Uruguay on October 6. All three opponents featured at the FIFA World Cup earlier this year, providing India with a stern test against higher-ranked opposition as Jamil looks to assess his squad ahead of the team's upcoming assignments. The national camp will begin in Bengaluru on September 14, with the team scheduled to travel to Kolkata on September 28 following the Panama game. The three-match series will be a major test for Jamil's young side, particularly against Brazil and Uruguay, two of the most decorated teams in international football. India's squad: Goalkeepers:
Arsenal win again as Malen shines for Roma in another four-goal victory
Arsenal beat Aston Villa 1-0 away from home to maintain its winning start to the Premier League while Barcelona and Roma preserved their perfect records in Spain and Italy with convincing wins on Monday. Osasuna beat Getafe 1-0 to continue its unbeaten start in La Liga, while Atalanta had to wait until the final minute to get the goal that beat Bologna in Serie A. Rampant Barcelona top La Liga ==================== Lamine Yamal and Raphinha both scored a brace and English winger Anthony Gordon grabbed two assists as Barcelona beat Rayo Vallecano 5-2 to record its 21st consecutive home victory. Rayo was looking for its first win of the season and it took an unexpected lead in the 12th minute when Sergio Camello hammered home a cutback from Alvaro Garcia on the left. Barcelona, however, bounced back almost immediately and it was 2-1 up before the first period was even halfway over. Raphinha equalized with a well-taken goal in the 18th and Lamine Yamal put them ahead 90 seconds late
Delhi-bound IndiGo flight makes emergency return to Goa over technical issue
Delhi-bound IndiGo flight makes emergency return to Goa over technical issue New Delhi: An IndiGo flight from Goa to Delhi made an emergency return to Goa on Tuesday after it faced a technical issue. Flight number 6E 2102 departed North Goa at 9:16 am but soon turned back after the crew reported a technical issue. [] The post Delhi-bound IndiGo flight makes emergency return to Goa over technical issue appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
India aims for one trillion dollars in exports by 2026-27. This ambitious goal requires significant growth in both goods and services. Deepening engagement with current partners is crucial for reaching this target. Diversifying into new and emerging markets will also be important. Maximizing trade agreements will further support export expansion.
Gurnoor Brar eyes all-format bowling role, learning from Bumrah and Siraj
India pacer Gurnoor Brar says bowling alongside senior quicks Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammad Siraj in the last three months has helped him find consistency in lengths and he is now aiming to become an all-format pacer capable of taking heavy workload. Brar has made a reasonable beginning to his national career, taking 11 wickets across six ODIs with an economy that hovers around seven. But the 26-year-old thinks that he would be able to better that with the newly-acquired know-how on lengths after his stints with the national team during ODI series against Afghanistan and England. I got selected to the India team because of the way I was performing in the Ranji Trophy and India A. But I was looking for more learnings as to how I can be more consistent on my lengths and which batsman I can bowl according to which wicket. That was my aim, Brar told select media on the sidelines of the ongoing Duleep Trophy where he is playing for North Zone. \From the beginning, I have only one goal.
USA's Folarin Balogun set for Premier League move with Everton: Report
United States striker Folarin Balogun is set to head to Premier League team Everton on a transfer from Monaco, British media reported on Monday. The transfer fee offered by Everton is reported to be in the range of 40 million pounds ($54 million) on a four-year deal, the British Press Association said. It said personal terms had yet to be worked out before the deal could be completed prior to Tuesday's transfer deadline. The 25-year-old Balogun, who had two years remaining on a contract at Monaco, gained attention this summer scoring three goals for the United States as it reached the knockout stage of the World Cup. He was the top scorer for the U.S. team. He also made headlines after drawing a red card and a one-game suspension in a 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in a round-of-32 match. The one-game suspension was deferred by FIFA after U.S. President Donald Trump intervened, allowing Balogun to play in the round of 16. Balogun eventually played in the 4-1 loss to Belgiu
IndiGo flight makes emergency return to Goa over technical issue
New Delhi: An IndiGo flight from Goa to Delhi made an emergency return to Goa on Tuesday, September 1, after it faced a technical issue. Flight number 6E 2102 departed North Goa at 9:16 am but soon turned back after the crew reported a technical issue. Air Traffic Control declared a full emergency at nearly 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 .
Thank you, Messi:FIFA president, Angel Di Mariapay glowing tributes tothe GOAT
The 39-year-old Messi, who captained Argentina to World Cup glory in 2022 and another final in 2026, announced his international retirement on Instagram
IndiGo Delhi-Bound Flight Makes Emergency Landing At Goa Airport
GOA, Sep 1: A Delhi-bound IndiGo flight with 229 passengers on board made an emergency landing at Goas Manohar International Airport on Tuesday morning after a technical issue was detected, prompting authorities to declare a full emergency. IndiGo flight 6E 2102, operating from Goa to Delhi, took off from Manohar International Airport at 9:16 am. [] The post IndiGo Delhi-Bound Flight Makes Emergency Landing At Goa Airport appeared first on Northlines .
India Aims for Developed India 2047 with New Customs and Banking Reforms
Mumbai, September 1: India is gearing up for new customs and banking reforms aimed at achieving the ambitious goal of Developed India 2047. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman shared these insights during an exclusive interview on the sidelines of the G20 finance ministers meeting. Sitharaman emphasized that the next phase will build on prior changes in ... Read more India Aims for Developed India 2047 with New Customs and Banking Reforms
IndiGo Flight Returns to Goa After Engine Issue, 229 Passengers Safe
An Indigo plane en route from Goa to Delhi faced an unexpected halt on a Tuesday morning after one of its engines faced a technical snag, said reports. The pilot returned to the airport within minutes of take off. The flight
Delhi-bound IndiGo flight returns to Goa after engine snag; passengers safe
The flight landed safely, and the passengers will be flown to Delhi in the afternoon, he said, without giving more details.
Hyderabad: Football wont be the same again, without the GOAT. Farewell and keep inspiring, Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy said on Monday, August 31, as Argentine football icon Lionel Messi announced his retirement from international soccer. Messi announced his retirement on Monday after two decades representing Argentina. Revanth Reddy, in a post on X, 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 .
IndiGo's Goa-Delhi Flight Makes A U-Turn After Mid-Air Engine Snag
An IndiGo Goa-Delhi flight made a u-turn and made an emergency landing at Goa airport after a mid-air engine failure. IndiGo flight 6E 2102 took off from Goa for Delhi on Tuesday morning at 9:15 -- five minutes after its scheduled time of departure -- but soon returned to the Manohar International Airport after one of the plane's engines was reported to be malfunctioning. The plane subsequently made an emergency landing. According to sources, a full emergency was declared for a brief period. In an official statement, the airline said that a echnical issue was detected shortly after takeoff. As soon as the pilots learnt about the issue, they turned back and landed at Goa Airport.
Lionel Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo GOAT Debate Settled, Says Piers Morgan. Gives Bizarre Reason
Lionel Messi's retirement from international football has ended the GOAT debate for Piers Morgan. For the British journailst, Cristiano Ronaldo is the clear winner.
IndiGo's Goa-Delhi Flight Makes U-Turn After Mid-Air Engine Snag
In an official statement, IndiGo said that a echnical issue was detected shortly after takeoff.
Delhi-bound Indigo flight returns to Goa after takeoff; makes emergency landing due to engine snag
An IndiGo flight bound for Delhi returned to Goa after takeoff. A technical issue was detected in one of the aircraft's engines shortly after departure. The pilots followed standard procedures and safely landed the plane back at Manohar International Airport. The aircraft is currently undergoing necessary maintenance checks and repairs. Operations will resume after all required safety clearances are secured.
Delhi-bound IndiGo flight returns to Goa after takeoff, makes emergency landing due to engine snag
A Goa-bound IndiGo flight departing from Delhi, made an emergency landing at the Goa airport on Tuesday after reporting a mid-air engine failure.
Lamine Yamal vs. Lionel Messi: Who scored 50 Barcelona goals quicker?
Yamal reached the landmark in August 2026. The post Lamine Yamal vs. Lionel Messi: Who scored 50 Barcelona goals quicker? appeared first on Planet Football .
Bishkek , September 1: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday called for dismantling the entire ecosystem of terrorism, including its financing, recruitment, radicalisation and safe havens, asserting that there can be no double standards in the fight against terrorism. Addressing the 26th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Bishkek, PM Modi said terrorism remains a grave challenge to all of humanity and stressed that the fight against it cannot be limited to a mindset of action-reaction. We must dismantle the entire ecosystem of terrorism--its financing, recruitment, radicalization, and safe havens. We must speak in one voice that there can be no place for double standards on this serious issue, he said. Those countries that use terrorism as an instrument of their policy, and provide shelter and support to terrorists, must be sent a strong message that terrorism cannot be a 'strategic asset' for anyone, the Prime Minister added. PM Modi said peace and security remain the first pillar of India's vision for the SCO, alongside Connectivity and Opportunity. Our shared aspiration for a peaceful and secure Eurasia is also linked to peace and stability in Afghanistan, he said, adding that India has been contributing to the development and humanitarian assistance of the people of Afghanistan and will continue to do so. On the West Asia crisis, PM Modi said conflict in one region does not remain confined there and its impact is felt on energy security, maritime trade, and supply chains of the entire world. The countries of the Global South have to bear the maximum brunt of this. Therefore, India's call has been that the solution to all tensions and wars is not possible on the battlefield, but only through Dialogue and Diplomacy, he said. The Prime Minister also flagged drug trafficking as a serious threat to the younger generation and regional security, calling for stronger cooperation through SCO mechanisms dealing with security threats, organised crime, information security and narcotics. We must make them effective mediums for practical coordination and timely action, PM Modi said. PM Modi called for the beneifts of SCO cooperation reaching people directly and placing peopl-to-people ties at the centre of this cooperation. The benefits of SCO cooperation should reach our people directly. Our greatest capital is the ties among our people. For India, the SCO is a confluence of great civilisations, cultures and ideas. In the next twenty-five years of the SCO, people-to-people ties should be placed at the centre of our cooperation. The true measure of our success should be how many new opportunities our efforts have created for young people, how many new markets have opened up for our entrepreneurs, how much our farmers have benefited from technology, and how much better the lives of our citizens have become. This is the true meaning of Security, Connectivity and Opportunity, he said. Kyrgyzstan President Sadyr Japarov is hosting the SCO summit and serving as its chairman. Alongwith Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Tajik President Emomali Rahmon are also present at the SCO gathering. The 26th SCO Leadership Summit brings together 10 member states, 15 partner countries and two observer countries to advance dialogue and cooperation on regional and global issues. With the membership of 10 countries, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation represents about 25 per cent of global GDP. The SCO countries are developing long-term relations of good-neighbourliness, friendship and cooperation in the spheres of mutual interest based on the universally recognised principles and norms of international law. The main goals are to strengthen mutual trust, friendship and good-neighbourliness, promote multilateral interaction to maintain and ensure peace, security and stability in the region, jointly address new challenges and threats, encourage effective and mutually beneficial cooperation in various spheres and promote economic growth and social and cultural development. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is participating in the summit, which will mark the 25th anniversary of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. India has been a full member of the organisation since 2017. The summit is also being conducted in an expanded SCO Plus format, bringing together leaders from more than a dozen other associated countries. Among the leaders attending the expanded format are Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh, Lao President Thongloun Sisoulith and Togolese President Faure Gnassingbe. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has also arrived to attend the summit. (ANI)
IndiGo Goa-Delhi flight returns to airport after mid-air engine failure
IndiGo GoaDelhi flight returns to airport after midair engine failure
Living in Brazil, billing a Goa company? This is how India will tax professional income of NRIs
An Indian professional living in Brazil while providing architectural services to a Goa-based company wants to know if professional fees paid into a foreign bank account will attract Indian tax. Here's what the India-Brazil tax treaty says.
GATE 2027 Registration Update: Why the Portal Still Shows TBA and What to Do Now
GATE 2027 registration is currently on hold with the portal showing TBA. Get the latest updates on the GOAPS link, mandatory DigiLocker requirements, revised deadlines, and application fees for the upcoming exam.
Barcelona Thrash Rayo Vallecano 5-2, Go Top of Table
Barcelona secured a dominant 5-2 victory over Rayo Vallecano, with Raphinha and Lamine Yamal each scoring twice, propelling the Catalan giants to the top of the LaLiga table on goal difference.
Equity, gold, real estate or cash? CA lists 7 investment types before spending a single rupee
CA Nitin Kaushik says investors should not begin by asking where to invest. Instead, they should consider their goals, time horizon, risk capacity and liquidity needs. He explains seven investment types: equity for growth, debt for stability, hybrid funds for balance, real estate for tangible exposure, gold for diversification, alternatives for specialised opportunities and cash for liquidity. The key is choosing the right combination rather than searching for one best investment.
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Gujjar-Bakarwal families begin annual return journey from J&Ks high-altitude pastures
Srinagar, Aug 31: With temperatures beginning to drop in the higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir, nomadic Gujjar-Bakarwal families have started their annual return journey from the high-altitude pastures of Kashmir towards their winter homes in the Jammu region. The seasonal migration of the nomadic community, who travel with their sheep, goats and other livestock, is a centuries-old tradition. Every year, the community begins its journey towards the higher reaches of the Kashmir Valley around May, when temperatures rise sharply in the plains and lower mountainous areas of Jammu. The migration is primarily driven by the availability of grazing land and suitable weather conditions for livestock. During the summer months, several areas of Jammu, including Rajouri, Kalakote, Poonch and Sunderbani, experience intense heat and a shortage of grass, making it difficult for the nomadic families to sustain their livestock. A nomadic Bakarwal said that extreme heat and scarcity of fodder can sometimes result in the loss of sheep and goats, directly affectingthe livelihood of their families. We have been following this tradition for generations. When the heat increases in Jammu and Kashmir and there is less grass available for our livestock, we move towards the higher areas of Kashmir. The climate and availability of pastures here provide better conditions for our animals, he said. He said that livestock remains the primary source of livelihood for many nomadic families. During their return journey, some of the sheep and goats are sold to butchers, helping the families meet their household expenses and sustain themselves during the winter months. For us, there is no other major source of livelihood. Our earnings depend largely on our livestock. We face several difficulties during the migration, but this is a tradition that has continued for centuries and is also essential for our survival, he added. According to details provided by the Sheep Husbandry Department, Ganderbal, around 7.40 lakh sheep and goats have been taken by nomadic families and shepherds to various high-altitude pastures this year. The livestock and their herders have been spread across several traditional pasture areas, including Sonamarg, Vishansar, Thajiwas, Sarbal, Mangan, Dub, Saliya, Naigarh Sar and Minamarg-Drass, among other high-altitude locations. Keeping in view the large number of livestock and the challenges faced by nomadic communities in remote mountainous areas, the Sheep Husbandry Department, Ganderbal, established 11 mobile veterinary centres during the summer grazing season. Around 50 employees were deployed at these mobile centres to provide veterinary assistance to the nomadic communities and their livestock. The department also deployed five veterinary doctors to supervise the centres and ensure that sick or injured animals received timely medical attention. Officials said the mobile veterinary facilities were particularly important because many of the traditional grazing areas are located in remote and difficult-to-access mountainous terrain, where transporting sick animals to permanent veterinary centres can be challenging. As the weather now begins to change, the nomadic families have started preparing for the return journey towards Jammu. Their movement marks another phase of the centuries-old seasonal migration that continues to connect the pastoral communities of Jammu and Kashmir with the high-altitude grazing grounds of the Valley. Despite difficult terrain, unpredictable weather and other challenges during the journey, the Gujjar-Bakarwal community continues to preserve its traditional migratory lifestyle, with livestock remaining at the heart of its economy and way of life.
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Macworld Bloombergs Mark Gurman reported on Monday that Apple executive Phil Schiller is stepping down from his roles as leader of the App Store and manager of product events. The news comes on Tim Cooks last day as Apple CEO . Schiller became an Apple Fellow in 2020 after initially stepping down as SVP of Worldwide Marketing, a position he had held since 2000. He joined Apple as a product marketing manager in 1987, but left in 1995 for Macromedia. He rejoined Apple in 1997 when Steve Jobs returned to the company. When Schiller became an Apple Fellow, he relinquished his marketing role to Greg Joswiak , but he continued to lead the efforts for the App Store and product events. The App Store duties move over to Apples services division, which is run by SVP Eddy Cue. Carson Oliver will run the App Store on a daily basis. Apples events team is now run by Nola Weinstein, who has acted as Schillers deputy since 2023, according to Gurman. Weinstein reports to Kristin Huguet Quayle, Apples vice president of communications and public relations. Schiller will still serve as an Apple Fellow and will work on unspecified initiatives, but the change is an indication that Schiller is moving towards full retirement. When he stepped down as SVP in 2020, it was viewed as the start of a gradual move towards leaving the company. Apples executive suite has been undergoing a series of personal changes in the past few years as leaders age towards retirement. Lisa Jackson (VP for Environment, Policy, and Social Initiatives) retired in January, John Giannandrea (SVP, Machine Learning and AI) retired in April, and Katherine Adams (SVP Government Affairs) will retire by the end of the year. In 2025, Luca Maestri (CFO) and Jeff Williams (COO) retired , whille Alan Dye (VP Human Interface Design) left for Meta. And of course, Tim Cook steps down as CEO this week. The executive changes will be a challenge for incoming CEO John Ternus , but the company is in a position where it is seeing growth and success with all of its products. At the same time, Apple clearly needs to show it can develop and incorporate AI-based technologies to show progress going forward. New blood can help drive Apple towards that goal.
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