Could no longer defend the indefensible: Priyanka Kakkar quits AAP, joins Congress
Priyanka Kakkar joined the Congress along with former Uttar Pradesh MLA Shyam Sunder Sharma and Rajat Rakesh Tandon in the presence of senior party leaders
The retired Havaldar Mallesh allegedly explored selling the stolen military weapons to contacts in West Bengal
India may finalise MRFA deal by current financial year: IAF chief
Chief of Air Staff A.P. Singh says the multi-role fighter aircraft deal could be finalised this financial year, with Russias Su-57 among options if the AMCA programme faces delays.
Japanese Olympic body chief admits to problems in Asian Games but says 'that is not whole story
Logistical chaos due to a cost-cutting decision to scrap a traditional Athletes' Village, cramped lodgings and transport hassles marred the the Games
Farmers stage protest opposing land acquisition for Reliance Data Center
Farmers boycotted a meeting organised by Bhogapuram Mandal Development Officer D.Swarupa Rani on Friday.
Only the process: Ganesh Mani Ratnam on his Asian Games gold and bronze
This was my first Asian Games, so I got a lot of information about what I should do, Ganesh Mani Ratnam said
FlyDubai co-pilot was Omani national flagged over extremism concerns, sources say
The co-pilot has been identified as Hamam al-Hammami, according to three people with knowledge of the situation, including a Gulf and Western diplomat
Scrap SIR, restore voters list: Prakash Raj
Watch: CJP announces Jantar Mantar protest on October 10 if Gyanesh Kumar does not resign
3D concrete printing houses breaking ground in Andhra Pradesh | Explained
How does 3D Concrete Printing work? Could it transform the way rural homes are built in India? What are its applications beyond housing?
Retired DGP R. Sreelekha quits as councillor in BJP-led Thiruvananthapuram Corporation
Mayor V.V. Rajesh says he has received her resignation letter, in which she cited personal inconveniences, and that discussions on the matter were under way
In a memorandum, the BJP alleged that criminal cases were being registered against its party workers and political activists for submitting Form 7 objections, and claimed that the police machinery was being subjected to political pressure
Reintroduction of tigers in Buxa: What it means for conservation | Explained
The release of the tigress is not is not merely about bringing tigers back to Buxa but its objective is to create the conditions in which a tiger population can establish, breed and ultimately become viable and self-sustaining,PIB said in a statement.
Delhi Police registers three FIRs over anti-CEC protests, none named
No individual or organisation has been named as an accused in the FIRs. However, details of organisers and organisations that proposed or participated in the demonstrations have been mentioned in the contents of the FIRs, an officer said.
Asian Games 2026: India lose to Thailand 2-3 to finish sixth in mens volleyball
The Indians lost 19-25, 25-17, 21-25, 25-17, and 15-17 in the closely contested fifth-sixth classification match that lasted one hour and 56 minutes
Late student Wakode's father denied permission to continue protest at Azad Maidan, plans IIT-B visit
The development comes at a time when a group of IIT Bombay students intensified their ongoing agitation over Sahil's death by launching a hunger strike on October 2, 2026
Flydubai co-pilot attacked pilot with axe, attempted terrorist attack, says UAE
UAE Prosecutor General Hamad Saif Al Shamsis comments were the first by Emirati authorities to describe the incident as an attempted terrorist attack
Telangana CM orders for comprehensive online safety network for children
Singing, for unity or division
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], October 3: Hettich proudly announces the grand opening of its second Hettich Exclusive (HeX) store in Chennai, further expanding its experiential footprint in South India. The new store deepens the brand's growing touchpoints across the city, bringing the magic of immersive, hands-on interior experiences closer to customers, wherever they are.
Flydubai co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami: What we know about the alleged attacker?
Hamam Al-Hammami was reportedly barred from flying previously by Omani authorities for his radical ideological views, the WSJ reported
Annual elders fest Hiriyara Habba in Bengaluru on October 4
The organisers are expecting 800 senior citizens from 40 old-age homes across Bengaluru to come together for the event, supported by over 800 volunteers
Ritu Arya and Tewfik Jallab on the emotional fallout of Apollo Has Fallen
Ritu Arya and Tewfik Jallab talk about the dark places their characters Zara and Vincent inhabit, and the adrenaline-fuelled action set pieces in Apollo Has Fallen
Keralam child rights panel registers suo motu case over lapses at State School Games in Thrissur
Commission seeks reports from education, police and child protection officials after roof collapse injures students and parents in Thrissur
Flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar shifted to Abu Dhabi for continued medical attention
Our Ambassador in UAE met Captain Machchhar in hospital and enquired about his well being, says the Ministry of External Affairs statement
Some of their demands are justified, says Morcha head Iranna Kadadi
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke says One Nation One Election is just a slogan
CJP stresses non-violence, urges citizens to join October 10 Delhi protest
The CJP has been demanding Gyanesh Kumars resignation, citing alleged irregularities in the electoral processes and the conduct of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise
Flood-affected Bihar man dies after being hit by air-dropped relief material
Officials in Saran district said a relief packet dropped from a helicopter allegedly struck the mans head, though police said no injury marks were found on his body
The WarGames problem: Computer science has long understood what it takes to keep AI under control
The problem with headlines proclaiming that AI agents have gone rogue goes beyond anthropomorphising the technology. It creates the impression that the agents were beyond the control of the AI companies that made them and there was little the companies could do about it.
'Are you afraid of BJP': Stalin targets CM Vijay for alleged silence over SIR-CEC
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin attacked TVK chief Vijay over his alleged silence on the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise and the controversy involving CEC Gyanesh Kumar. Speaking at a rally ahead of the October 6 bypolls, Stalin questioned whether Vijay was afraid of the BJP.
Land Acquisition Hurdles Slow Rs 233-Crore Drought Relief Canal Project In Tamil Nadu's Dharmapuri
TVK will win both constituencies: Tamil Nadu Minister Vanniyarasu claims good reception for CM Vijay
Tamil Nadu Minister Vanniyarasu on Saturday claimed that the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) would win both constituencies in the upcoming by-elections, saying the party had received a good response during campaigning and dismissing suggestions that TVK president C Joseph Vijay
Asian Games 2026: Neeraj wins individual recurve bronze
Neeraj registered scores of 29-26, 27-28, 28-29, 30-28, 29-28 in the bronze medal play-off
TVK Ministers slam DMK chief Stalin over alleged body-shaming of Dharapuram bypoll candidate
DMK president M.K. Stalin criticised Dharapuram bypoll candidate Sathyabama for switching from AIADMK to TVK, asking how did she manage to do somersaults with her body?
Rashtra, dharma depend on each other, says Mohan Bhagwat at Vihar Seva conference
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said Indias knowledge tradition, from the Vedas to the Guru Granth Sahib, is what the world needs today, calling the protection of those who carry it a service to humanity
Two migrant workers killed as borewell rig overturns onto house in Keralam
The deceased were identified as Devender, a native of Madhya Pradesh, and Manasar, a native of Chhattisgarh
Inside Elder, Chef Sujan Sarkars new British-Indian chophouse in New York
Chef Sujan Sarkars Elder, a British-Indian chophouse, takes the old London chophouse and lets India into the room through vindaloo, samosas, paneer and spice
Chef Sujan Sarkar takes Michelin-starred Indienne to New York
In Chicago, chef Sujan Sarkar pushed Indian food into American conversation as serious contemporary cuisine capable of nuance, technicality and narrative. Now he is bringing his skills to New York City.
Rethinking suicide prevention in Adivasi communities
When people are uprooted from their language, culture and communities, distress can deepen in ways clinical care alone may not address. Suicide prevention must therefore draw on the collective strengths and knowledge of Adivasi communities themselves
VCK opposition clouds PMKs possible entry into TVK coalition
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 3 (IANS) Efforts by Tamil Nadus ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) to strengthen its alliance ahead of the January local body elections have encountered resistance from the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK), amid speculation that the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) could join the coalition. The proposed expansion has exposed differences within the ruling alliance, with VCK leaders opposing the inclusion of the PMK and warning that such a move could prompt their withdrawal from the Cabinet. The Congress, VCK and Indian Union Muslim League have been given representation in the government led by Chief Minister Vijay. The MDMK supports the ruling formation, although its legislators have remained with the DMK. Parties previously associated with the DMK alliance subsequently came together under the TVKs leadership to form the Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance. With elections to local bodies scheduled for January next year, the TVK leadership is seeking to consolidate the coalition and improve its electoral prospects. Expanding the governments support in the Assembly is also understood to be among its objectives. Against this backdrop, confidential discussions have reportedly been held to bring the PMK into the alliance. However, neither a formal agreement nor an announcement confirming its entry has emerged. Speculation has centred on a possible ministerial position for Sowmya, the wife of PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss, who is described as an MLA in reports about the discussions. Vijay has reportedly expressed willingness to offer her a Cabinet berth. The reports have generated enthusiasm among PMK members, but Sowmya has dismissed the suggestion as a rumour. Ministers have avoided making categorical statements, leaving uncertainty over whether negotiations have progressed. Meanwhile, reports of a possible PMK entry have drawn objections from the VCK leadership. VCK leader Thol Thirumavalavan and Minister Vanniarasu have reportedly warned that the party would leave the Cabinet if the PMK were admitted into the alliance. Their position presents a challenge to the TVKs efforts to broaden its political base while retaining its existing partners. The developments have placed the leadership in a difficult position as it weighs the potential benefits of PMK support against the risk of losing the VCKs participation in government. For now, the proposed expansion remains uncertain, with Sowmyas denial and the VCKs objections complicating efforts to secure a broader coalition before the local elections.
Tamil Nadu Weather Alert: Moderate Rain and Strong Winds Forecasted in Western Ghats
Tamil Nadus Western Ghats are set to experience moderate rain and strong winds this weekend, according to the weather departments forecast. Tamil Nadu Weather Alert: Moderate Rain and Strong Winds Forecasted in Western Ghats
Asian Games 2026: Pranavi makes history with gold as India women clinch team silver
The 23-year-old from Mysore sent in three birdies to recover from a horrendous triple bogey on the third hole, which had wiped away her three-stroke overnight lead
Why antique collectors in Keralam are raising an alarm over online fraud
Complaints have surfaced about fraudulent online sales of items that have undergone extensive repairs or had their original components replaced. Though restoration itself is a legitimate practice in the conservation of antiques, the concern is whether the extent of restoration, provenance and previous ownership are accurately disclosed to buyers
When Election Commission was rocked by internal disputes | Explained
A major controversy erupted when T.N. Seshan went to court challenging the appointment of two Election Commissioners; N. Gopalaswamis suo motu recommendation to the President for the removal of Navin Chawla was another shocking episode
Kashmir varsity removes associate professor after students protest over be my date remarks
The professor passed comment on the physical appearance of a female student and asked her to be his date. He warned the student of action in case she lodges any complaint, said a protesting student
Tirumala Police Arrest Tamil Nadu Man for Targeting Pilgrims
Police have urged pilgrims visiting Tirumala to remain vigilant and take care of their valuables, particularly in crowded areas.
TVK leaders demand Stalins apology over alleged remarks against party candidate Sathyabama
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 3 (IANS) Remarks allegedly made by DMK president and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, M.K. Stalin, about TVK candidate Sathyabama during campaigning for the Dharapuram Assembly bypoll have drawn criticism from ministers Sengottaiyan and Arun Raj, who accused him of insulting women. Stalin campaigned in the constituency on Friday in support of DMK candidate Sukanya. During his address, he reportedly referred to derogatory nicknames used against Sathyabama, prompting objections from the TVK leadership. The controversy has added to the exchanges between the parties ahead of polling on October 6. The ministers argued that political campaigning should focus on issues affecting voters and should not descend into personal attacks against a woman candidate. In a post on X, Sengottaiyan questioned whether Stalins remarks could be considered election campaigning or amounted to an offensive attempt to ridicule women. He alleged that the comments reflected a pattern of disrespect towards women within the DMK. The minister also accused Stalin of adopting different positions according to political circumstances and questioned his statements on justice, honesty, caste and discrimination. He demanded an apology from the DMK leader for the remarks attributed to him. Sengottaiyans criticism centred on what he described as the use of insulting language against Sathyabama, rather than a debate over her political record or the issues facing Dharapuram voters. Arun Raj condemned the remarks in a post on X, saying Stalin had used humiliating words and mocked the TVK candidate while addressing a campaign programme in the constituency. Identifying Stalin as the DMK president and former Chief Minister, Arun Raj said the party strongly condemned what it regarded as an attack on Sathyabamas dignity. His statement echoed Sengottaiyans objection to the tone of the campaign speech. The objections from the two ministers brought the treatment of women candidates into the bypoll campaign debate, with both presenting Stalins alleged remarks as unacceptable political conduct. The supplied account does not include a response from Stalin or the DMK to the ministers criticism. It also does not provide a transcript of the speech, leaving the wording and context of the disputed remarks unclear. Sukanya and Sathyabama are contesting for the DMK and TVK respectively in Dharapuram, where the campaign has intensified ahead of Tuesdays vote, with rival parties seeking to mobilise support for their candidates.
Heavy rain forecast for Nilgiris, Coimbatore; showers likely across Tamil Nadu
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 3 (IANS) Moderate rain accompanied by strong winds is likely across Tamil Nadus Western Ghats districts and several southern and central districts on Saturday and Sunday, the Meteorological Department has forecast. The weather conditions are being influenced by a cyclonic circulation over the southeastern Arabian Sea off the Kerala coast. The department said the system could bring rainfall to parts of Tamil Nadu over the next two days. Besides districts along the Western Ghats, moderate rain is expected in Madurai, Thoothukudi, Ramanathapuram and Sivaganga. Pudukkottai, Tiruchi, Ariyalur and Perambalur are also likely to receive moderate rainfall during the same period, with strong winds accompanying the showers. The forecast indicates that rainfall will vary across the State, with heavier showers expected in some hill districts and areas adjoining the Western Ghats. Other districts covered by the forecast are expected to receive moderate rain. The Meteorological Centre has predicted heavy rain in the Nilgiris, Coimbatore, Dindigul and Theni districts on Sunday, October 4. The warning places these four districts among the areas likely to experience the most intense rainfall during the weekend. For Salem, Erode, Namakkal, Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri, the department has forecast moderate rain on Sunday. These districts are expected to receive showers as the prevailing weather system continues to influence conditions across western and adjoining parts of Tamil Nadu. Nilgiris and Coimbatore are likely to see a longer spell of heavy rainfall. According to the Meteorological Centre, heavy rain in these two districts could continue until October 6, extending beyond the weekend forecast issued for other areas. The outlook, therefore, points to sustained wet weather in the Nilgiris and Coimbatore, while Dindigul and Theni have been specifically identified for heavy rain on Sunday. The forecast for the remaining named districts is for moderate rainfall. In Chennai, the department has predicted light rain on Saturday evening or during the night. The capitals forecast is for lighter showers compared with the heavy rainfall expected in parts of western Tamil Nadu. The latest forecast covers both the weekend rainfall outlook and the possibility of continuing heavy showers in two western districts through Tuesday. Strong winds are also expected alongside moderate rain in the Western Ghats districts and the southern and central districts identified in the departments forecast for Saturday and Sunday.
Asian Games 2026: Indian kurash player Yash Kumar Chauhan fails dope test
24-year-old Chauhans sample was found to contain at least three banned substances, including metabolites of steroid Metandienone
Drishyam The Conclusion: Ajay Devgns Bollywood-sized allegory of a post-truth world
Beyond the spectacle of its actions, there lies an unrealised cautionary tale against authoritarianism in Drishyam The Conclusion
Asian Games 2026: Ice-cool Kumkum strikes historic recurve gold, earns Olympic quota
Kumkum Mohod became the first Indian woman to win an Asian Games medal in the individual recurve event.
Neeru Dhanda to be flag bearer at Asian Games closing
Neeru earned three medals at Nagoya: womens individual trap gold, womens team silver with Manisha Keer and Aashima Ahlawat, and trap mixed team gold with Chenai
Vande Bharat crosses Chenab, Anji bridges at 100 kmph as Katra-Banihal train speed limit raised
He said the Vande Bharat Express (Train No. 26401/26404) created a new record by crossing both the world's highest Chenab Bridge and India's first cable-stayed Anji Bridge at 100 kmph
Here is a select list of stories to start the day
Indian women's recurve team clinches historic gold in Archery
Ukraine denies F-16 crisis over maintenance and parts
Kyiv pushed its Western allies for it to be given advanced fighter jets after Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022 and finally received its first batch of F-16s two years later.
What is happening to the Indian IT bench?| Explained
Once a strategic buffer against fluctuating project demand, the IT bench is becoming a more tightly managed pool of talent, shaped by utilisation, changing demand and the growing premium on specialised skills
Rules framed to standardise appointment of heads, members of various tribunals
According to the Union Law Ministry, the rules will enable the newly-created National Tribunals Commission appoint chairpersons and members to 16 tribunals and appellate bodies
CPI(M) urges Tamil Nadu government to boycott High-Level Committee on Demographic Changes
Tennessee execution survivor Christa Pike on ventilator, attorneys say
Pike remains in critical condition, her lawyers said, two days after the state administered two doses of pentobarbital but failed to kill her.
Three minors rescued from brick kilns in Konaseema
Nellimarla former MLA likely to take announce his future political plan today
Blocked routes and repeated detentions mark SIR protest in Delhi
Protesters fan out across central Delhi from multiple points in an attempt to reach Jantar Mantar; AISA president Neha among those who jumped off police buses; NSUI chief questions restrictions
Only 2% DDA parks have CCTVs; several flagged high-risk, over 100 require gunmen: audit report
From Palladium to Bollywood, Suri remembers Kashmir
Srinagar, Oct 2: Bollywood actor-producer Sanjay Suri, who recently visited Kashmir for the International Film Festival of Jammu & Kashmir (IFFJK), has recalled his childhood in the valley, the circumstances that forced his family to leave in the early 1990s and his continuing emotional connection with Kashmir. Speaking to Rising Kashmir, Suri said he was 19 when the situation in Kashmir deteriorated in 1989 and he was then pursuing his graduation at Gandhi College. He had earlier studied at Burn Hall School and also represented Jammu and Kashmir in sports at the national level. I remember playing basketball, trekking and doing many other things. Those were very different times, Suri said, recalling his childhood and youth in Kashmir. He said the turning point for his family came after his father was killed on August 1, 1990. My father was killed on August 1, 1990, without any warning. We were not leaving. We thought, why do we need to leave? But three boys came home and shot him, he said. Following the incident and the imposition of curfew, Suri said, his family decided to leave Kashmir. That was the day when the family thought that we should move out of the valley. I completed my final year at MAM College in Jammu and later moved to Delhi. After a short stint in Delhi, I moved to Mumbai and eventually entered films, he said. Reflecting on the changes Kashmir has witnessed over the past three-and-a-half decades, Suri said several generations have grown up experiencing curfews, school closures and prolonged periods of uncertainty. Kashmir has seen a lot. Whether you are a Kashmiri or someone who came from outside, people have suffered. I hope we are in better times now, Suri said. According to him, people across the valley primarily want peace, prosperity and opportunities. Despite having spent decades outside Kashmir, Suri said he continues to visit the valley regularly. Suri said his emotional connection with Kashmir remains strong, adding that he sometimes jokes with his children about eventually returning to the Valley. I threaten my kids that when you go to college, I will go back to Kashmir, he said with a smile. When you have spent your childhood somewhere, you cant leave that place, but the connection remains. In Kashmir, there can also be a good environment for script reading because the distractions are less, he added. Suri also travelled down memory lane while recalling the cinema culture of Kashmir before the 1990s. We had Palladium and Regal. English films were screened at Broadway, Neelam Cinema and other theatres. I watched films of actors like Dharmendra, Amitabh Bachchan, Vinod Khanna and Dilip Kumar, he said. Recalling the excitement surrounding popular films, Suri said, I have watched films like Sholay, Coolie, Amar Akbar Anthony - there were big posters and long queues. Tickets were available for around Rs 5. He also remembered the ticket windows at Palladium Cinema and the presence of black-market ticket sellers. Suri believes Kashmir has the potential to develop a vibrant regional film industry and tell its own stories to the world. Regional cinema is important because you tell your stories yourself. It is such a beautiful way to reach out to the world, he said. Pointing to regional film industries in Punjab and Tamil Nadu, he said Kashmir could also develop its own cinema rooted in its culture, people and stories. Suri, who has worked in films including Raazi and Firaaq, also recalled his experience of shooting I Am in Kashmir. It was a great experience shooting in Kashmir. The permissions were also issued smoothly, he said. The actor-producer said his recent visit to Kashmir for the IFFJK gave him an opportunity to reconnect with the Valleys evolving film ecosystem. I was happy to attend the film festival. It was a new experience for Kashmir, he said. Suri acknowledged that there were some glitches during the festival but said organising such an event on a large scale was itself significant. However, he emphasised the need to ensure that local filmmakers and artists remain central to the development of Kashmirs film ecosystem. Suri suggested that a comprehensive database of local artists should be created and maintained so that filmmakers and festival organisers can easily identify talent from Jammu and Kashmir. Suri also advocated establishing a dedicated film school in Kashmir to train young people in various technical and creative aspects of filmmaking. He said such an institution could help create a structured ecosystem for local talent and provide young filmmakers with opportunities to acquire professional skills without having to leave the valley.
Tragic Incident in Ariyalur: Three Workers Die from Asphyxiation in Septic Tank
Three workers tragically lost their lives due to asphyxiation while working in a septic tank in Ariyalur, Tamil Nadu. An investigation is underway. Tragic Incident in Ariyalur: Three Workers Die from Asphyxiation in Septic Tank
Surgeon Rear Admiral Jandhyala Sridhar assumes charge as Command Medical Officer
Describing him as the pravachan mantri, Jairam Ramesh shared a media report on X which said household kitchen budgets had increased by 20% to 25% over the past three months and asked when people would get relief from back-breaking inflation
Backing Vijay Was Not Sudden Cong Decision, Says Tagore
Vijay is clear about secularism and democracy, Tagore said, adding that Rahul had confidence in Vijays ability to serve the people of Tamil Nadu..
Chennai youths raison detre in Post-it notes on display at IIT-M
Dino Morea questioned by Mumbai EOW in Mithi River Desilting contracts case
The EOW has arrested three people in connection with the case, which relates to contracts awarded by the BMC for desilting the Mithi River. Investigators have alleged irregularities in equipment hiring rates and the contracting process.
A fierce battle on in Dharapuram among three leading contenders
Leaders of the three parties are making last-minute outreach to the voters,even as Chief Minister C. JosephVijay, who covered the constituency once, is planning to visit it again on October 4
Elders Seek Pension Hike, Better Healthcare
The federation said Tamil Nadus elderly population, estimated at 1.04 crore or 13.6 per cent of the population in 2021, was projected to increase substantially by 2031.
Minority TVK government has forced byelection for CMs selfish gain: DMK president Stalin
Actor Chief Minister C. JosephVijay, after playing a hero inJananayagan, had turned a villain by imposing abyelectionthrough horse-trading and murder of democracy, says Stalin
Sowmiya launches liquor-free Tamil Nadu movement, calls for imposition of total prohibition
CPM lashes out at political landscape in TN, Pondy, accuses parties of distributing cash
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Vizag gears up for makeover ahead of CII Partnership Summit
Lawyers group announces independent panel of ex-judges to enquire into SIR aftermath
The panel will independently evaluate the constitutional and statutory validity, methodology, and overall impact of the SIR exercise on eligible voters
A Court divided by its own architecture
The Court needs structural reform to strengthen constitutional adjudication and consistency
MK Stalin warns TVK government over Hindi signboard, defends two-language policy
MK Stalin criticized the Tamil Nadu government for its attempt to impose Hindi in the state. He emphasized that Tamil Nadu's core principle is the two-language policy, which should not be disrupted. Stalin pointed out that the Hindi imposition was previously a Union government issue now exacerbated by state actions. Minister Aadhav Arjuna supported Stalin's view and announced the suspension of officials responsible for the recent signage incident.
Indias Model BIT a decade later, amid changes
India must draw lessons from a decade of investment treaty experience
IGZP begins Wildlife Week celebrations
Vizags Swachh Andhra awards honour 68 recipients
Two brothers found dead at lodge in Periamet
BHEL celebrates Gandhi Jayanthi in Ranipet
Obstacle race: On Special Intensive Revision exercise
The SIR is threatening universal adult franchise
Gang held for possession of two elephant tusks in Vellore
