Firing in Bari Brahmana, one Injured
Sarabjit Singh JammuTawi, September 24: A 30-year-old man sustained a gunshot injury to his leg following a dispute between two groups in the Bari Brahmana area of Samba district late Wednesday night. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident. According to police, the incident took place around 11:45 pm near [] The post Firing in Bari Brahmana, one Injured appeared first on Northlines .
Crack down on modified silencers, pressure horns
Sarabjit Singh Jammu Tawi, September 24: Jammu Police and the Traffic Police have intensified action against modified silencers and unauthorised pressure horns following alleged unruly behaviour by some Bullet motorcycle riders during a rally organised by the Yuva Rajput Sabha in the city on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Maharaja Hari Singh. [] The post Crack down on modified silencers, pressure horns appeared first on Northlines .
Two college students killed, one critical as dumper hits bike
Sarabjit Singh Jammu Tawi, September 24: Two students of MAM College were killed and another critically injured after the motorcycle they were travelling on was hit by a dumper in the Khairi area of Raipur-Bantalab on Thursday. The deceased have been identified as Daksh Dhar and Tushar Singh, while their friend Harsh Rawal sustained [] The post Two college students killed, one critical as dumper hits bike appeared first on Northlines .
Uproar in House over free gas cylinder scheme
Minister says scheme approved; LoP slams betrayal of poll promise Srinagar, Sep 24: The Legislative Assembly descended into chaos on Thursday after Minister for Consumer Affairs Satish Sharma announced that the scheme of providing six free gas cylinders to Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY) families had received approval from the competent authority. The announcement prompted the [] The post Uproar in House over free gas cylinder scheme appeared first on Northlines .
Speaker grills Tpt Minister on car policy
Srinagar, Sep 24: Transport Minister Satish Sharma on Thursday struggled to reply to questions posed by Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather in the Legislative Assembly over the delay in implementing the revised car policy proposing the principle of one officer, one vehicle. During Question Hour, Sharma informed the House that the revised car policy is under [] The post Speaker grills Tpt Minister on car policy appeared first on Northlines .
NC Govt failed to fulfil promises: LoP
Srinagar, Sep 24: Leader of Opposition in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly Sunil Sharma on Thursday said the National Conferenceled government has failed to fulfil its promises and provide basic amenities during its two years in office, questioning its commitments on free LPG cylinders, electricity, jobs, education and healthcare. Reacting to the governments approval [] The post NC Govt failed to fulfil promises: LoP appeared first on Northlines .
House adopts resolution urging Centre to exempt teachers from TET
Srinagar, Sep 24: The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Thursday adopted a resolution seeking amendments to the Right to Education Act to exempt teachers appointed before October 31, 2019, from appearing in the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET). Education Minister, Sakina Itoo moved the resolution that urges the Union Government to make necessary statutory amendment to Section [] The post House adopts resolution urging Centre to exempt teachers from TET appeared first on Northlines .
Assembly rejects bill on Govt School enrolment for public servants
Minister says mandatory enrolment not possible, children have a right to choose Srinagar, Sep 24: The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Thursday rejected a Private Members Bill that sought to make enrolment in government educational institutions mandatory for the children of public representatives and government servants. The Bill was moved by Langate MLA Sheikh [] The post Assembly rejects bill on Govt School enrolment for public servants children appeared first on Northlines .
PDD enforces 6 hours daily power cuts in high-loss areas
Srinagar, Sep 24: The Power Development Department (PDD) is enforcing 6 hours of daily forced power cuts in the areas having Aggregate Technical & Commercial (AT&C) losses of over 40 percent. Furthermore, the areas having an AT&C losses of 15-40 per cent faces a power curtailment of three hours. However, the government further said that [] The post PDD enforces 6 hours daily power cuts in high-loss areas appeared first on Northlines .
Dental surgeon recruitment on hold amid surplus manpower: Govt
Srinagar, Sep 24: The Jammu and Kashmir government has said that recruitment to the posts of Dental Surgeons has not been referred to the concerned recruitment agency due to the availability of surplus dental surgeons and financial considerations, while indicating that fresh recruitment will be considered after the withdrawal of the ongoing austerity measures. The [] The post Dental surgeon recruitment on hold amid surplus manpower: Govt appeared first on Northlines .
Govt approves 367 Forest Rights Claims
Srinagar, Sep 24: The Jammu and Kashmir government has approved 367 claims under the Forest Rights Act (FRA) during 2025-26, with Poonch district accounting for the highest number of approvals, according to a written reply submitted in the Legislative Assembly. The reply was furnished by the Department of Tribal Affairs in response to a starred [] The post Govt approves 367 Forest Rights Claims appeared first on Northlines .
Panel examining regularization of casual, seasonal workers: Govt
Srinagar, Sep 24: The Jammu and Kashmir government has said that a committee constituted to examine the regularisation of casual, seasonal, temporary, contractual and need-based workers is currently examining the matter, but no rigid timeframe can be indicated at this stage for submission of its report or finalisation of the policy. The government stated this [] The post Panel examining regularization of casual, seasonal workers: Govt appeared first on Northlines .
SRINAGAR: Peoples Conference chief and Handwara MLA Sajad Lone on Thursday alleged that elected representatives were being undermined in decisions concerning development works in their constituencies, and questioned whether legislators had the authority to determine local projects. Raising the issue during Zero Hour in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Lone said he had submitted []
BANDIPORA, 24 Sep: In a major crackdown on illicit extraction and trade of natural resources, the District Mineral Office, Bandipora, has significantly intensified its enforcement operations across the district over the past six months. Demonstrating a zero-tolerance policy against environmental and regulatory violations, the department carried out a series of targeted raids between April 1 and September 24, 2026, seizing 167 vehicles and 44 illegal mineral dumps. According to the official Seizure & Enforcement Summary prepared for administrative review, the sustained campaign against the illegal mining ecosystem led to the registration of 33 First Information Reports (FIRs) at various local police stations. The stern action aims to curb unpermitted riverbed extraction, unlawful transportation, and unauthorised storage of construction materials such as sand, boulders, and gravel across vulnerable streams and river catchments in the district. Providing granular details on the ongoing operations, District Mineral Officer (DMO) Bandipora, Dr Ghulam Nabi Pintoo (Geoscientist), highlighted the drive's financial and regulatory impact. He stated that administrative fines and compounding charges amounting to 20,25,544 were realised from violators during these six months. Furthermore, the estimated cost of minerals seized directly from illegal dumping yards stood at 30,45,174. Dr Pintoo further emphasised that through rigorous monitoring, streamlined royalty collection, and aggressive anti-smuggling measures, the department generated a total revenue of 95,40,364 during the current financial year. Our enforcement drive against illegal extraction, illegal transportation, and unauthorised dumping of minerals has yielded significant results, but our work is far from over, said Dr Pintoo. The department has established dedicated surveillance teams working in close coordination with local administration and law enforcement agencies. This enforcement drive will be even more stringently implemented in the coming days, and strict action under the law will be taken against habitual offenders attempting to plunder natural resources. The District Mineral Office confirmed that regular daytime patrols and night-checking checkpoints will be expanded across key transport routes and quarry zones to completely eradicate illegal mining operations in Bandipora.(KNS)
Anganwadi Workers Protest in Srinagar, Seek Higher Honorarium, Pending Dues
SRINAGAR: Anganwadi Workers and Helpers Union on Thursday held a protest outside the Civil Secretariat and Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly here, demanding enhancement of honorarium, timely monthly payments and social security benefits. The protesters, highlighted their demands, including an increase in the UT share of honorarium, release of pending Poshan Tracker payments since September []
SRINAGAR: Saudi Civil Defence issued a warning for the holy city of Mecca and several other parts of the kingdom on Thursday amid a fresh escalation involving Yemens Houthis. The agency said the National Early Warning Platform had issued an alert in Mecca City over a potential danger. Similar warnings were issued for Yanbu on []
Between Annihilation and Talks: Trumps latest warning are ominous
TEHRAN WANTS HORMUZ REOPENING TIED TO GUARANTEES AND CONCESSIONS By Asad Mirza President Donald Trump has threatened to annihilate Irans regime, while Tehran warns any renewed American attack would trigger sustained retaliation across the region. Yet, beneath the apocalyptic rhetoric, an uneasy diplomatic channel remains open: Iran says it has sent Washington conditions [] The post Between Annihilation and Talks: Trumps latest warning are ominous appeared first on Northlines .
Bhopal Gas disaster: The most cataclysmic crime of capitalism
Titas Haiders new poetic play is a painful reminder of greed By Mayer Wakefield LONDON: For what is considered the worlds worst industrial disaster, the 1984 toxic gas leak in the central Indian city of Bhopal, which affected over 500,000 people, gets relatively little attention. Titas Halders poetic new play, Darkling, aims to [] The post Bhopal Gas disaster: The most cataclysmic crime of capitalism appeared first on Northlines .
Over 30 Per Cent Teaching Posts Vacant in Kupwara Constituency Schools: Govt
SRINAGAR: More than 30 per cent of sanctioned teaching posts are vacant in government schools across the Kupwara constituency, with lecturer posts recording the highest vacancy rate, according to figures placed before the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly. In a reply to a question by MLA Mir Mohammad Fayaz, the minister in charge said 403 []
PDD Enforces Six Hour Daily Power Cuts in High-loss Areas
SRINAGAR: The Power Development Department (PDD) is enforcing 6 hours of daily forced power cuts in the areas having Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT and C) losses of over 40 percent. Furthermore, the areas having an AT&C losses of 15-40 percent faces a power curtailment of three hours. However, the government further said that the []
Jammu Kashmir Tourism Department Identifies New Destinations, Says Jammu Kashmir Govt
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Department is developing and promoting new tourist destinations in Bandipora constituency, including Athwatoo, Wular Lake, Watlab and adjoining areas, as part of efforts to diversify the tourism circuit and promote lesser-known locations. In a written reply to a starred question by Bandipora MLA Nizam-ud-din Bhat, the Government said several []
Banking Needs Stability, Not Strikes
Shivanand Pandit Bank employees across India are expected to go on a three-day strike from September 28 to 30. This comes shortly after a one-day strike held on September 11, which did not lead to an agreement on the unions main demands. The United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), which represents several bank staff and [] The post Banking Needs Stability, Not Strikes appeared first on Northlines .
DA-JGUA Funds Re-authorised After PFMS Sanction Issue, Rs 16.67 Cr Utilised: Jammu Kashmir Govt
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has said funds under the Dharti Aaba Janjatiya Gram Utkarsh Abhiyan (DA-JGUA) had to be withdrawn and re-authorised after the original mother sanction was rendered inactive on the PFMS portal by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs. In a reply to Un-Starred D. No. 1/6/630 tabled by Kangan MLA Mian []
Jammu Kashmir Assembly: Several Key Issues Listed for Discussion on Friday
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly is scheduled to take up a number of issues of public importance, besides private members resolutions, during its sitting on Friday, according to the List of Business issued by the Assembly Secretariat. The sitting is scheduled to begin at 10 am, with questions listed as the first item []
Washington, September 24 : US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump received Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife, First Lady Peng Liyuan, at the White House on Thursday (local time). Adressing the Chinese delegation at the White House, Trump praised the ruly great friendship built between the two leaders while signalling a heavy focus on trade, technology, and advanced computing. Trump highlighted the historical significance of the visit and underscored the momentum generated by ongoing bilateral engagements. President Xi, Madam Peng, and the members of the Chinese delegation, I am delighted to welcome you to the beautiful White House. Such a great honor. In May, we had the great privilege of visiting you in Beijing, where you received our delegation with spectacular and very beautiful hospitality, Trump said during his opening remarks. Now, Melania and I are honored to host you in Washington as President Xi becomes the first-ever Chinese leader to make a second formal state visit to America. From the time of my first election in 2016, President Xi and I have forged a truly great friendship built on mutual respect and the vital interests of our people, he added. Highlighting that the arrival of the Chinese delegation coincides with the 250th anniversary of the founding of the US, Trump revealed that the itinerary includes a visit to historic American founding documents alongside President Xi. As President Xi has already seen, a lot has changed since he was last here. President Xi and Madam Peng arrive at an important moment for America, the 250th anniversary of our founding. Tomorrow, we will visit the National Archives to see some of the greatest treasures of that proud history, including the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, Trump stated. Turning to the substantive agenda, Trump pointed to the success of newly established economic mechanisms, specifically citing the Board of Trade created during his previous visit to Beijing in May. He outlined plans to address long-standing economic disputes alongside emerging technological frameworks. Working together, President Xi and I have made tremendous strides on the issues facing our two countries. During my last visit last May, we created the Board of Trade, and through that, it is a brand new mechanism and was something that has been unbelievably successful. Our teams have been working to encourage a more balanced trading relationship, including the new market access for American farmers and ranchers, Trump said. Looking ahead to the formal summit talks, the President framed the agenda around long-term global stability and technological governance During this visit, we will also discuss pressing issues concerning security, technology, and Super Intelligence (SI). The decisions we make in these areas today can promote peace and prosperity for decades and decades to come. If we focus on our common interests, I am confident there is much we can achieve, Trump added. Xi Jinpings state visit to the United States will include a series of engagements with Trump at the White House, including bilateral and expanded bilateral meetings, remarks and a state dinner, according to the White House schedule. Talks with Trump are expected to cover trade, technology, critical minerals, and broader US-China relations. Notably, the current US-China tariff truce, agreed at the Busan summit last October, is due to expire in November, and officials said its future, along with existing chip export licences, would be discussed, though no outcome has been pre-decided. Washington has ruled out trading away its export controls on rare earth flows in exchange for concessions, officials said, while confirming discussions are under way about reducing tariffs on a narrow band of non-strategic goods that could benefit both economies. Artificial intelligence is also expected to be a central topic, building on ideas not yet agreed upon, such as previewing new AI models between the two countries or extending oversight to Chinese open-source systems. US officials declined to detail a firm negotiating position ahead of the leaders meeting. On other contentious fronts, officials said Washington continues to press Beijing over the flow of fentanyl precursor chemicals to cartels in Mexico and that Trump is expected, based on past patterns, to again raise the cases of Americans held in Chinese prisons. (ANI)
FSSAI proposes draft amendment to ensure only milk-derived products are represented as 'Paneer'
New Delhi [India], September 24 : The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has proposed a draft amendment to restrict the manufacture and sale of analogue products as Paneer, aiming to prevent consumers from being misled about the nature and composition of such products. The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has proposed a draft amendment to the Food Safety and Standards (Prohibition and Restrictions on Sales) Regulations, 2011, to restrict the manufacture and sale of analogue products as Paneer and prevent consumers from being misled about the nature and composition of such products. The proposed Food Safety and Standards (Prohibition and Restrictions on Sales) Amendment Regulations, 2026 seek to insert a new clause under Regulation 2.1.1 of the existing regulations, specifically covering paneer made of constituents not derived from milk. Under the proposed amendment, products already licensed or registered under the Analogue in Dairy Context category would be required to discontinue the use of the term Paneer in their nomenclature, labelling or marketing. The proposed amendment is aimed at ensuring that the nomenclature and presentation of food products accurately reflect their nature and composition, thereby enabling consumers to make informed choices. As the notification is a draft regulation, FSSAI has invited objections and suggestions from stakeholders and members of the public. The draft regulations will be taken into consideration after the expiry of 60 days from the date on which copies of the Official Gazette containing the notification are made available to the public. Objections or suggestions may be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), FDA Bhawan, Kotla Road, New Delhi 110002, or submitted through the email address specified in the notification. The proposed amendment has been issued by FSSAI with the previous approval of the Central Government under the provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. The principal Food Safety and Standards (Prohibition and Restrictions on Sales) Regulations were notified in 2011 and have been amended from time to time. (ANI)
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Top Places to Visit in Dehradun for Nature, Adventure & a Relaxing Getaway
Located in the Doon Valley and surrounded by the Himalayan foothills, Dehradun provides a charming blend of greenery, mild adventure, culture, and peace. It has enough attractions to make a quick getaway worthwhile on its own, yet it is close enough to Mussoorie and other hill destinations for day trips. Travellers with a variety of interests can enjoy the city's forested parks, serene monasteries, cave walks, and natural springs. Especially enjoyable for leisurely getaways and quick weekend trips. Explore the Natural Wonder of Robbers Cave One of the most notable sights in Dehradun is Robber's Cave, also referred to locally as Guchhupani. A stream flows through the natural cave's narrow, rocky passage, making for an exciting experience without requiring a strenuous hike. While taking in the surrounding rock formations, visitors can stroll through portions of the refreshing water. Wearing shoes with good traction is helpful, especially when the rocks are wet. It makes sense to check local conditions before travelling because conditions can change quickly during periods of heavy rain. Relax Beside the Springs at Sahastradhara In other words, housand-fold spring, encircled by hills, caverns, and flowing water, Sahastradhara is a well-liked getaway. The location is well-known for its sulfur-rich springs and tumbling streams. Travellers seeking a more leisurely experience will find the area suitable. You can sit by the water, eat a snack, or just take in the scenery. Admire the Grandeur of Forest Research Institute Travellers who appreciate architecture as much as nature will find the Forest Research Institute to be a great option. Its magnificent colonial-era structure and vast green spaces stand in stark contrast to the city's hustle and bustle. The institute has museums that educate visitors about various facets of forests, wildlife, and natural resources and is connected to forestry research. Spend a Peaceful Morning at Mindrolling Monastery Mindrolling Monastery provides a serene and contemplative environment for a more sedate experience. The complex is a rewarding destination for tourists interested in culture and spirituality because of its Buddhist architecture, gardens, and imposing Great Stupa. Give yourself time to enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Particularly in the vicinity of prayer areas, visitors should dress with dignity and keep quiet. Meet Wildlife at Dehradun Zoo The Dehradun Zoo, formerly known as Malsi Deer Park, is located in the foothills of Shivalik and provides a simple outdoor experience, especially for families. Its location offers the opportunity to take a stroll through a greener area of the city and observe wildlife. Rather than being a place to visit quickly, it is best viewed as a leisurely half-day excursion. While the zoo introduces guests to a variety of animals and birds, the surrounding landscape enhances the experience. Enjoy a Forested Escape at Lachhiwala Another choice for visitors who wish to spend time outside without going too far from Dehradun is Lachhiwala Nature Park. The area is perfect for leisurely walks, picnics, and relaxing in a natural setting because it is surrounded by forested landscapes. It's a great spot to spend a leisurely afternoon with loved ones because of its open areas and shaded pathways. In addition, visitors can enjoy the serene surroundings, inhale the clean forest air, and spend a few leisurely hours away from the bustling city streets. Discover the Spiritual Side of Tapkeshwar Temple The Tapkeshwar Mahadev Temple blends religious significance with the natural environment. Water naturally falls from the rock above the Shiva lingam at the shrine, which is situated inside a cave. The temple has a unique atmosphere because of its unusual location, particularly during the monsoon when the surrounding vegetation is even more vivid. Explore the serene area surrounding the temple and take in the natural rock formations for a short while. Visitors should be mindful of local customs and dress modestly because it is an active place of worship. Take a Day Trip for More Adventure Due to its location, Dehradun is also a good starting point for travelling to places outside of the city. If you have more time, you might want to take trips to nearby forests and hill regions, Rajaji National Park, or Mussoorie. While Mussoorie offers mountain views, walking routes, and a traditional hill-station atmosphere, Rajaji National Park is especially intriguing for people who love wildlife and outdoor experiences. A short vacation can be made more pleasurable by selecting one longer excursion rather than attempting to cover everything. When Is the Best Time to Visit? Although it is possible to visit Dehradun for most of the year, the experience varies depending on the season. Sightseeing and outdoor walks are comfortable during spring and the cooler months. The surrounding green areas offer much-needed respite from the sometimes-hot summer days. Although the monsoon brings fuller streams and lush landscapes, it can also make roads, trails, and cave routes slick. When organising outdoor activities, travellers should be adaptable and consider the weather. Staying Comfortably in Dehradun Finding lodging in a handy area of the city can help you strike a balance between leisure and sightseeing. There are several comfortable hotels in Dehradun that travellers can choose from according to their comfort and needs. Whether the day's activities include seeing sights, sampling regional cuisine, exploring local markets, or just relaxing after a hectic schedule, its features can offer a cosy and useful base between excursions. Additionally, travellers can use the Treebo app to plan their stay and look at hotel options. Selecting lodging that fits the duration and style of the trip, comparing properties, and examining available amenities can all be made simpler. Conclusion Dehradun is most effective when you allow for some spontaneity. It may be more fulfilling to spend a morning at the Forest Research Institute, an afternoon exploring Sahastradhara, and a peaceful evening perusing neighbourhood cafs than to attempt to see every attraction in a single day. Dehradun provides many opportunities to slow down and re-establish a connection with nature, whether your ideal vacation entails exploring a cave, seeing wildlife, going to a monastery, or just relaxing in the trees. The city can be transformed into a revitalising Himalayan foothill getaway with a little preparation and an adaptable schedule.
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Hyderabad: A Sub-inspector and his driver were injured in an accident in Khammam district on Thursday, September 24, while returning from duty. The injured were identified as SI Kuchipudi Jagadish and Kothapalli Rakesh. The accident occurred in Tirumalayapalem mandal when Jagadish was returning from Ganesh immersion duty. The accident occurred on the outskirts of Pindiprolu 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 .
Appearing before a Bench headed by Justice Vikram Nath, both State governments, however, concurred on the point that the Cauvery water was a very sensitive issue for them; the court gave Karnataka a week to file its response while scheduling the next hearing on October 12
Yugdeepak Soni brings the centuries-old pichwai tradition to Forum Art Gallery, Chennai
Yugdeepaks works celebrate the devotional art of Nathdwara, featuring vibrant scenes of Lord Krishna and symbolic motifs that reflect seasonal festivals
India Demolishes South Korea 8-2 in Historic Asian Games 2026 Triumph
Knife Attack at Catholic Monastery in Southeast Poland Leaves Priest Dead and Four Injured
A knife attack at a Jarosaw monastery resulted in the death of a priest and injuries to four others during a prayer service. Knife Attack at Catholic Monastery in Southeast Poland Leaves Priest Dead and Four Injured
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor visited the Mahajan Field Firing Range (MFFR) in Rajasthan on Thursday, September 24, where Indian and American troops are conducting joint drills under Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2026, and used the occasion to underline the strength of the two countries defence relationship. Gor posted on X that it was impressive [] The post US Ambassador Sergio Gor Hails Indo-US Troops Training Together at Mahajan Range, Calls Yudh Abhyas a Sign of Deepening Defence Ties appeared first on Tfipost.com .
Noida bus fire: passengers warned driver of burning smell; 17 challans pending against vehicle
Passengers were allegedly told to die when they told the driver to stop the bus after a fire broke out; blast in air-conditioning system likely caused the fire, say police
IIT Bombay student death: Parents taken to meet SC/ST Commission in Mumbai
According to their lawyer, the parents of the students were allegedly stopped by the police in Bhandup on Friday afternoon while they were on their way to IIT Bombay in Powai to begin a hunger strike
Supreme Court gives Centre final chance to report on CSEAM measures
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The Paradise box office collection Day 1: How much did Nani's film earn, as per early estimates?
Nani's The Paradise hasfinally been released in theatres after multiple delayson September 24. His second film with director Srikanth Odela after 2023 Dasara, the film released amid mounting expectations. But how did it perform on...
Saudi Civil Defence Issues Alert for Mecca, Jeddah, and Taif
President Droupadi Murmus Viral Warning to Stars Amid Mundhes Action Against SRK, Ajay & Tiger
President Droupadi Murmus message to film stars at the 72nd National Film Awards has put celebrity endorsements back in focus. Her remarks come amid Maharashtra FDA action involving Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff over an advertisement alleged by the regulator to amount to surrogate promotion of a tobacco-linked product. FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe has now shared the Presidents video, writing, Influence is not immunity, while stressing celebrity responsibility and public health.
3 workers crushed to death after wall collapses at rubber factory near Mumbai
Brokers call: Dodla Dairy (Buy)
Management reaffirmed revenue growth guidance of 15% over the medium term, expecting sales salience of value-added products (VAP) to go to 40% (from current 30%)
Gurugram (Haryana) [India], September 24: India records 1,336 road accidents every day. Almost every one leaves behind something a tow truck cannot fix: an FIR, a police statement, a compensation claim, a court date. Across Assist, one of India's largest integrated assistance and protection service providers, announced an exclusive partnership with Lawyered, the leading legal-tech platform for the mobility sector, to provide India's first end-to-end, on-ground legal assistance directly into a Roadside Assistance plan.
US-Bound F-35 Stealth Jet Components Seized by China in Hong Kong
Saudi Arabia Warning: Mecca, Jeddah, Yanbu, Tabuk Alert Issued; Danger Later Declared Over
Mecca and several other parts of Saudi Arabia were placed on alert on Thursday after the kingdoms National Early Warning Platform issued messages warning of potential danger, the Saudi Civil Defense said. The affected areas included Mecca City, Jeddah Governorate, Yanbu Governorate and Tabuk Province. The Saudi Civil Defense initially urged people receiving the alerts [] The post Saudi Arabia Warning: Mecca, Jeddah, Yanbu, Tabuk Alert Issued; Danger Later Declared Over appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Fund Review: Bandhan Medium to Long Term Fund
Fund Review: Bandhan Medium to Long Term Fund
Nike cofounder makes largest known donation to public flagship university
Phil Knight and his wife, Penny, recently donated $1 billion to the University of Oregon. This significant contribution aims to establish a new engineering college at the university. The Knights have also made substantial donations to other institutions, including Providence St. Vincent Medical Center. Their philanthropy emphasizes the importance of higher education, especially amid funding uncertainties. This donation highlights the strong relationship between the Knights and the University of Oregon.
Banks to Remain Open Sunday Ahead of Nationwide Strike
To mitigate disruptions, public sector banks will operate on Sunday before a planned strike from September 28-30. Banks to Remain Open Sunday Ahead of Nationwide Strike
War Will Expand to the Indian Ocean if US Strikes Again
SRIT India to raise 218 crore via IPO on mainboard
The issue, which opens on Monday, has been priced at 123-130 per equity share
