728 voters in Yamuna JJ cluster seek return to draft electoral roll
Taps run dry inKolkata colony for 50 days; residents allege bias
Mamata moves Supreme Court against ECIs freeze on Trinamool Congress symbol
The petition said the Election Commission had banked on the statements of rebel legislators who were facing disqualification proceedings under the Tenth Schedule (anti-defection law) of the Constitution
Jantar Mantar protest fuelled interest but money, muscle persist in DU politics: students
Two more women die in Rajasthan after C-sections; probe committee formed
Women underwent procedure at Bundi govt. hospital; died in Kota, where they were rushed after complications; OT at Bundi medical facility sealed; 19 maternal deaths in State in 3 months
Bangalore Terriers return home after J&K deployment
Four persons killed in road accidents in Ranipet, Tiruvannamalai
DUSU polls record 40.46% turnout, highest in 3 years
Last year, turnout stood at 39.5%; polling conducted smoothly, no violence reported, says Proctor; CEO issues notice on victory processions and celebratory marches; counting and results today
Residents in merged areas can apply online for water, sewer connections
Metrowater has outlined the procedures and charges for obtaining connections; the online process has been simplified to make it easier for residents to apply and remit charges and the connections will be provided within 15 days of verification
Nurses stage demonstrations across Tamil Nadu
Balancing deep-sea discovery with environmental stewardship
India has an opportunity to become a global leader not only in deep-sea technology but also in deep-sea ecological governance
Tamil Nadu to get six new nursing colleges, more seats in allied healthcare courses
TNAUs field trials show promising results in low-emission rice cultivation
No hard ceilings: On the revision to EPFO wage ceiling
A rise in minimum PF pension will protect the worse-off among the retired
Welcome showers greet devotees ahead of Garuda Seva in Tirupati on Sept. 19
The hill town however did not witness any rain and hence there was no disturbance reported to the procession of deities around the temple.
SIT to probe fisherman death case
Akbaruddin Owaisi calls for action on waqf land encroachment issues
Woman held for cheating investor of 23 lakh
Higher Education Dept. will prioritise recruiting teachers to courses with high student enrolment
No support for any party in Assembly bypoll: PMK
PWD sets November 30 deadline to improve 600 km of Delhi roads
Delhi Metro records highest-ever 82.44 lakh daily boardings amid DTC bus strike
Funds will be released in a couple of days for Malaysia-based PhD scholar: Minister
Tiger trapped in Gudalur to reach Chennai today
Discussions over long-term growth strategy for ASR district
Chess Olympiad: Nihal, Gukesh help India beat Italy; women keep winning
PMK not to extend support to any party in Madurantakam, Dharapuram bypolls: Anbumani
CM Vijay to campaign for TVK candidates in Madurantakam, Dharapuram bypolls
Online radicalisation case: NIA files chargesheet against 9 accused
South African High Commission official visits Andhra University
AU distance education admission deadline extended
BioMed Bharat 2026: MP calls upon youth to drive MedTech innovation
TN to launch 1g gold ring scheme for govt hospital newborns on Sept 28
CM Vijay to attend annual Davos meet in Jan 2027
Kancheepuram admin denies release certificate to deceased irula womans family
Nursing staff slam Tamil Nadu governments insistance on contractual recruitment
According to nurses association, nursing posts were filled in the past through the Medical Services Recruitment Board, following reservations. The government, however, was currently preparing to fill nursing vacancies through an 11-month contractual employment
Bookcations Gain Popularity as Indian Book Clubs Launch Reading Retreats
EPS leaves out Velumani, Shanmugam from AIADMK star campaigners list
IIT Madras, SCU set up high-altitude atmospheric observatory in Ladakh
Mediation awareness programme held
Excise seizes suspected banned tobacco products from Perumbavoor
The contraband seized in around 26,000 packets is reportedly worth 26 lakh
Distress Migration: Can Industrialisation Be the Panacea?
When a dozen women workers from Keonjhar died because of an ammonia gas leak inside a seafood processing factory in Tamil Nadu in June, the sad side of migrants lives came to the fore yet again. For Odisha, this was certainly disturbing news. But it wasnt something new. Be it the brutal chopping off of [] The post Distress Migration: Can Industrialisation Be the Panacea? appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
SFI, KSU claim victory in union elections at polytechnic colleges in Ernakulam
India rejects Pakistans allegations regarding collision of Indian, Pak ships in Arabian Sea
The incident happened on the night of September 15, when a Pakistani vessel closed in on a frontline Indian Navy warship that was on a routine surveillance mission in the north Arabian Sea
Coimbatore CBI court convicts two government school teachers for loan fraud
Bollytech artiste Trapperx to perform in Bengaluru this weekend
Set to perform at Bastian Garden City on September 19, Trapperx aka Sushil Ghunawat talks about his connection with the city and his upcoming performance
The trailer for the Telugu action film Sigma is finally out. Directed by Jason Sanjay, son of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, the film features Sundeep Kishan, Faria Abdullah, Raju Sundaram and others. The trailer offers a glimpse into a world filled with gambling, drugs and a daring heist.
Frances Naval Group partners with Nibe Ltd. to develop underwater drones, mine countermeasures
The two companies will leverage their respective expertise to work on underwater autonomous systems
Tamil Nadu set to get back 40 vacant super speciality seats
U.S. regulators to examine testosterone therapy as use by menopausal women rises
The lack of a female-specific product creates practical challenges for clinicians, an approved product could provide standardised dosing, labeling and safety-monitoring guidance and potentially improve insurance coverage
The Houthi advance along Yemens c coast is bolstering Tehrans hand in its conflict with the U.S., as the group tightens its control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, more than six months after U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran
Nandigram bypoll: Congress candidate arrested, party questions police action
NASA scan discovers new, once in a century Moon crater
The crater, dubbed McGetchin, measures 730 feet (222 metres) wide, and it is believed to have been created in the spring of 2024 from a comet or asteroid colliding with the Moon
Two youth held for stealing money garland from Vinayagar idol in Tondiarpet
The police also apprehended four juveniles in connection with the crime
PMK Declines Support for Parties in Tamil Nadu By-elections
The PMK has announced it will not support any political party in the upcoming by-elections for the Madurantakam and Dharapuram seats. PMK Declines Support for Parties in Tamil Nadu By-elections
Former School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh questioned by CCB Police
The case is about alleged collection of money from private school managements on the promise of securing government approvals from the School Education Department
CSL lays keel for Navys next-gen missile vessels
The ships are envisaged as high-speed vessels with an array of weapons and sensors, including a surface-to-surface missile system, anti-missile defence system, and air surveillance and fire control radars
Thachankary contends that the prosecution had miscalculated his rental income, property income, payments made by his relatives, and properties acquired by his wife
MDR apprehension unlikely to spur higher cash usage: RBI Deputy Governor
From October 15, a 0.4% MDR will apply to person-to-merchant UPI payments above 2,000. The charge will be paid by merchants, not consumers, and will be capped at 300 for transactions of 75,000 or more
Fiji declares national HIV emergency and extends testing program as cases surge
The government said it was finding more cases because its testing efforts are reaching more people. It will provide more free testing, clean needles for drug users and free treatment for people who test positive
After viral gridlock, Whitefield traffic police and residents take up temporary road repairs
Congress disputes Parliamentary panel chiefs claim on levying UPI MDR
Congress MP Manish Tewari, a member of the committee, said the suggestion that Opposition members had endorsed the proposal by not recording a dissent was unfounded and unfortunate
Boy electrocuted to death; man killed in fire
V-P Radhakrishnan inaugurates Pune Fesitval, says nation must never forget its history
Digital Desk | Pune, Sep 18 (IANS) Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan on Friday inaugurated the 38th Pune Festival at Shri Ganesh Kala Krida Rangmanch, Pune, reminding the nation must never forget its history and the great sacrifices made by its heroes. The Vice President said the vision of Viksit Bharat encompasses not only economic growth and infrastructure but also an inclusive and equitable society rooted in its civilisational heritage. He noted that events such as the Pune Festival can promote cultural exchange, tourism, local talent and national integration. Emphasising the need to remain rooted in Indias civilisational heritage, Radhakrishnan said that development must go hand in hand with preservation of heritage. Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modis vision of Vikas Bhi, Virasat Bhi, he said modernity and technological advancement need not come at the cost of traditions and cultural values. Recalling the enduring legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, he said that his contribution to the preservation of Hindu Dharma and Indias civilisational heritage must always be remembered. He also highlighted the deep historical and cultural bonds between Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, noting that Tamil literary works have been preserved at the Saraswathi Mahal Library in Thanjavur because of Maratha leaders. He also paid tribute to Lokmanya Tilak, Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule and Babasaheb B.R. Ambedkar. Appreciating Punes growing global character, the Vice President lauded the performance of international students at the inauguration session. He noted that students from around 20 countries participated in the Traditional Ganesh Worship programme, describing it as a beautiful manifestation of the spirit of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. He said Pune has emerged as a major centre of education, industry, sports, information technology, automobile manufacturing, tourism and horticulture, while retaining its cultural identity. He credited the Pune Festival with contributing significantly to Punes emergence as a City of Festivals and appreciated the vision of its founder, late Suresh Kalmadi.
NSEs 22,569-crore IPOfully subscribed on Day 2
The offering is Indias second-largest public issue after Hyundai Motor Indias 27,870-crore IPO in 2024
CMC sets in motion demolition plan for 4-storied building built on 50-yard plot in Gopanapally
Tamil Nadu opposes Navodaya schools, ready for assembly resolution if required: Udhayanidhi Stalin
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Speakers decision cannot be sustained under judicial review: HC
NDA govt. trying to resolve water disputes
Telangana NRI Commission sought
T.N. government writes to PM Modi seeking to change the operator of Chennai airport
In the letter sent in August, Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has said Tamil Nadu has been industry-friendly, making consistent efforts to attract business and investment; hence, better management of the airport is of paramount importance
Nigeria police fire tear gas at protesters over deaths of 37 miners in custody
The civil defence corps said they died as a result of a suspected disease outbreak, but survivors told The Associated Press that the miners died of suffocation
Tamil Nadu Delta farmers continue sit-in protest near Tiruchirappalli demanding full loan waiver
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Russia begins 3 days of voting in a parliamentary election set to cement the Kremlins power
Authorities spread the election over the weekend, ending September 20, in a bid to boost turnout among the 111 million eligible voters, and they even allowed electronic balloting
Binance Launches Foreign Exchange Perpetual Futures, Expanding 24/7 Access to the Largest Financial Market
RBI may deliver two rate hikes by CY 2026:Analysts
The combination of elevated inflation risks, strong liquidity conditions and a potential global tightening cycle is prompting expectations that the RBI may shift towards a more restrictive monetary stance in the second half of 2026.
Drug abuse a threat to Punjabs identity, says BJP president
The people seek a rising Punjab, not an Udta Punjab, the time has come for a decisive fight, Nabin said
Karnataka govt. approves sustainable data centre to address AIs environmental footprint
The revised data centre policy envisages sustainable data centre development, with emphasis on renewable energy adoption, energy efficiency, advanced cooling, water management, carbon emission mitigation, and monitoring of power usage effectiveness and water usage effectiveness.
Forest department to establish command centre in Wayanad
The command centre will help avert human-wildlife conflict by enabling the authorities to monitor the movement of wild animals entering human habitations in real time, says Forest Minister Shibu Baby John.
Congress MPs inspect Siddipet lands, allege irregularities involving Harish Rao and kin
Kasturirangan report: Peoples opinion is my opinion, says Shivakumar
State to decide on report by September 27 after considering expert panel reports, physical survey and gram sabha views
Nithari killings accused Surendra Koli found dead in Haridwar
Surendra Koli, who was acquitted in all 13 cases linked to the Nithari killings, was found dead at his tea stall in Haridwar, Uttarakhand, on September 18. Koli had been living in Haridwar and running the tea stall on rent. Following his death, the family of one of the minor victims in the Nithari case raised suspicions of foul play and a possible cover-up.
A Division Bench upholds single judges order refusing to entertain petition filed 38 years after Land Tribunal granted occupancy right over land to private individuals
ED arrests another accused in Tirumala ghee adulteration case
Kailash Chand Mangla allegedly manufactured adulterated ghee worth 96 crore and coordinated its supply to the TTD through front entities, says the agency
Four get life term for murder in Kannur
