Rahul Gandhis Vote Chori allegation baseless, says Ram Madhav
BJP national vice-president condemns Congresss allegations against ECI; calls upon party cadre to win all seats in ensuing local body polls
Govt. making people suffer drought despite having options to avoid it: BRS
Namakkal Corporation launches campaign for plastic-free city
Kondotty school launches website to help differently-abled persons
Under-construction building collapses near Ambala City; 10 injured, more labourers feared trapped
One of the injured workers claimed that around 10 labourers were working on the ground level, while 15 were engaged in the casting work above
Chess Olympiad: India wins silver in Open section; women claim bronze
Why PMK decided to stay neutral for Madurantakam and Dharapuram byelection
A senior PMK leader says the attitude of the AIADMK leadership continues to be a sore point hampering a natural alliance
Thrust on rural infrastructure, tourism facilities to create employment: Bhatti Vikramarka
Manipur peace requires community dialogue, not military force: Kiren Rijiju
Talking about the ongoing conflict in Manipur, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said the Meitei and Kuki communities, as well as the Naga and Kuki communities, must talk to each other to find an amicable solution
Delhi PWD Minister slaps aide of AAP MLA during road inspection
AAP MLA and workers had questioned Parvesh Singh on the quality of road construction; Minister says he reacted so as AAP workers abused him and his family; AAP calls for Ministers arrest
Community organisations unable to accept aspirations of Muslim girls
OHE snag near Moula Ali disrupts train services, restoration under way
KTR writes to CM, asks details about 8,000 acres of 'encroached lands in Sircilla
2k run marks National Ayurveda Day in Vijayawada
Rural works costing 11,085 crore to be taken up under Palle Panduga 3.0
Construction of CC and BT roads, mini Gokulams, magic drains, and development of horticultural plantations among the works planned during the third phase starting September 29
35,000 take part in Pink Power Run 3.0 in Hyderabad for breast cancer awareness
Month-long rabies vaccination drive in Kozhikode from September 28
Vaccination drives will be organised through veterinary hospitals, veterinary dispensaries and ward-level camps in collaboration with various local self-government institutions.
Preparations begin for Vijayawada Utsav and Saras Mela, says MP
Kesineni Sivanath announces Vijayawada Utsav will be held from October 11 to 20 and the Saras Mela from October 8 to 23; events will be held mainly at the 18-acre Punnami Ghat, with several programmes also planned at the Makineni Basavapunnaiah Stadium
Opposition refuses to be part of the all-party delegation to Centre over drought relief
Chief Minister had earlier indicated that the government is seeking an audience with Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a meeting with a delegation of leaders from all parties in Karnataka
All-party meet seeks CECs removal, suspension of SIR
Left parties, Congress, YSRCP and civil society groups allege large-scale deletion of voters names and call for restoration of names and reforms in the Election Commission
In Dramatic Chase, Tamil Nadu Cop Travels 40 kms On Smugglers' Car Roof
Suspecting that the car may carry the smugglers, police immediately started to chase the car on a bike. During the chase, the head constable clung onto the vehicle in an attempt to stop the car.
Drought damages 84,656 hectares of coconut plantations in Karnataka; impact may last for three years
According to the Horticulture Department officials, among all crops that have surveyed in past months, coconut has recorded the highest crop loss, followed by onion and other vegetables
Minority youth training centres in Keralam to be modernised, says Samsudheen
New facilities to equip young people with skills for a changing job market, says Minister
Congress to hold self-respect meeting over Haldwani purification ritual
The meeting is part of a campaign by the Congress against the ritual that was conducted by a few people in Haldwani after a rally addressed by party president Mallikarjun Kharge
A. P. Home Minister inaugurates new fire station building at Sabbavaram
Apollo Hospitals walkathon draws big turnout in Madurai
Yuva Morcha workers stage black flag protests in Kozhikode
The protesters waved black flags against Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala and Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra at separate locations in Kozhikode district on September 27
Building owner, organiser booked for negligence leading to students death
Will ensure no eligible voter loses right to vote, says M.B. Patil
The issue of submission of 1,564 applications by just seven individuals in Babaleshwar has raised several suspicions; that these applications largely contain the names of Muslim voters serves as evidence of the BJPs attempt at vote theft, Mr. Patil says
Coimbatore Corporation fixes commercial vacant land tax for private turf grounds
Man drowns in the Cauvery at Mukkombu, another missing
Schoolboy killed as truck hits bike near Sholavandan
Tata Communications sets up centre of excellence at SASTRA
Tearful tributes paid to Karur stampede victims on first anniversary
A large banner carrying the images of 41 burning candles with the names of the victims was placed on the stage; dressed in black, mourners paid floral tributes
Elderly man assaulted with beer bottle in Madurai
Many eligible voters lost their right to vote: Former CEC Om Prakash Rawat on SIR
Orthodox Church head completes apostolic visit to Ethiopia
Advanced radiology technologies highlighted at Radiology Live programme in Kalaburagi
The programme was organised jointly by the Karnataka State Chapter of the Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA) and the Department of Radiology, Mahadevappa Rampure Medical College, managed by the Hyderabad Karnataka Education Society.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister S. Joseph Vijay will launch the 'Thaai Maaman Thanga Mothiram Thittam' scheme for newborns in Madurai on September 28, providing 1-gram gold rings to eligible babies delivered in government hospitals, promoting institutional deliveries and maternal health.
SFI visits tribal schools in Maredumilli mandal, flags bad infrastructure
Team visited primary schools, ashram schools, and residential schools and highlighted serious problems, including schools functioning without proper buildings and some operating from dilapidated buildings
MRF Indian National Racing Challenge: Ishaan notches up maiden win of the season
ESA row heats up in Pathanamthitta as Keralam governments proposal offers partial relief
State govt.s move to seek exclusion of inhabited areas and farmland from Ecologically Sensitive Area regime has failed to soothe tempers in the district amid concerns that the revised proposal offers no complete exclusion for any of the seven villages covered by the Centres draft notification
Kovur sugar factory workers to receive 22 crore in pending wages after 11 years
Kovur MLA shows copies of the order issued by the government, says it reiterates the governments resolve in solving long-term problems
Study flags E. coli in 67% of water samples in Keralams Pala region
M.A. Baby meets Kejriwal ahead of INDIA bloc meeting on Election Commission
CPI(M) general secretary seeks wider Opposition coordination against SIR and invites AAP leader to join protests against alleged misuse of Central agencies in Keralam
SCoR GM inspects Rayanapadu wagon workshop
Free health check-up camp for 110 women pourakarmikas
A sleeping pod facility on the first floor has been completed, providing an additional accommodation facility for passengers. The porch pillar work has been completed.
Kanaka Durga Temple atop Indrakeeladri invites applications for Dasara cultural programmes
Eligible artistes and cultural troupes interested in presenting devotional music, dance, and other cultural programmes can apply; application forms are available on the temples official website and the last date is October 5
New fertiliser distribution system goes live in Sivaganga
FFS application provides real-time information on local sales centres with available stock, allowing farmers to select their preferred location and complete purchases by scanning their tokens at Point of Sale (PoS) devices
Students explore Sanganakallu prehistoric site on World Tourism Day
Sanganakallu is recognised as one of South Indias significant prehistoric sites, with archaeological evidence of Neolithic settlements and associated artefacts.
Experts discuss vaccine schedules, missed doses, and common misconceptions
The webinar covered childhood and adult immunisation, catch-up vaccination, travel vaccines and questions around vaccine safety
Halai Memon Womens Club organises Turkish tile art workshop in Madurai
EESL to showcase Indias energy-efficiency initiatives in Germany
BC-A communities samithi urges Bandi Sanjay to withdraw his statement
AI workshop held for college teachers
The workshop focused on the use of AI in teaching and learning and its practical applications in education
HMWS&SB to survey all STPs in city
Aim is to maximise reuse of treated water, reduce dependence on fresh water for non-potable purposes
KLU hosts two-day skill Palaver hackathon to make students industry-ready
The event witnessed the participation of 1,642 students from III-Year B.Tech programmes in CSE, CS&IT, AI&DS, ECE, EEE and IoT, along with II-Year BCA students
Four lion cubs die within a day of birth at Shivamogga Zoo
Sara gave birth to the cubs in the second week of September and keepers noticed she was not nursing the cubs, which began showing signs of dehydration
Over 6,000 aspirants write TNPSC Group 1 exam in Tiruchi district
Collector calls for protection of countrys heritage, tourism wealth
Taking part in the World Tourism Day celebrations at Thimmamma Marrimanu, Shyam Prasad launches the Ask AI app for the convenience of the tourists, unveils a plaque for the new botanical garden at Eswara Malai
Two-wheeler rider killed after KSRTC bus runs over her
The accident occurred while the victim, Rajimol, was attempting to overtake the bus
Hubballi: Seer discharged from hospital
Wisdom Islamic Organisation calls for removal of Gyanesh Kumar
The demand was made at a function titled Blueprint Ideathon, organised by the organisation in Kozhikode on September 27.
Over 800 objections force fresh review of GBA parking rules
Civic groups pointed out that the policy is more focused on revenue generation and is upper-middle-class-orientated, rather than striking a balance between traffic management, maintaining parking discipline and generating revenue
CAD Foundation to donate five ECG machines to PHCs
Chittoor SP urges public to stay calm if bank accounts are frozen; verify causes first
TN govt revokes controversial RTI move amid backlash
The Tamil Nadu government revoked a controversial order exempting its Public (Law and Order) Department from the RTI Act, 2005.
World Heart Day: Hospitals in Tiruchi, Thanjavur hold awareness events
Four killed in road accidents in Perambalur, Pudukottai districts
Southern Railway has asked the Tamil Nadu government to relocate 43 TASMAC liquor outlets near railway stations and tracks in Chennai and neighbouring districts, citing safety concerns, trespassing deaths, accidents and passenger complaints. The railway has flagged issues including people entering railway premises, track crossings, disturbances and littering, while TASMAC has said finding suitable alternative locations remains a challenge.
'Viksit Bharat' will be inclusive where no one is left behind: V-P Radhakrishnan
Digital Desk | Kollam, Sep 27 (IANS) Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan on Sunday participated in the Vishwa Seva Dinam celebrations at Mata Amritanandamayi Math at Amritapuri in Kollam, and called for ensuring that Viksit Bharat is an inclusive Bharat where no one is left behind. Speaking at an event organised on the occasion of the 73rd birthday of Mata Amritanandamayi Devi, the Vice-President said, Bharat is progressing towards the vision of a Viksit Bharat, and development requires infrastructure, technology, investment, innovation and economic growth. However, Vice-President Radhakrishnan stressed that development must also have a human face. While marching towards attaining a Viksit Bharat, we must ensure that modernity and our civilisational values move together, he said, adding that Vikas Bhi, Virasat Bhi should be the guiding mantra. He also called for ensuring that Viksit Bharat is an inclusive Bharat where no one is left behind. Vice-President Radhakrishnan offered his respectful pranam to Mata Amritanandamayi Devi and said that 'Amma' (referring to Mata Amritanandamayi Devi) is a miracle and should continue to guide us in serving society and the nation, an official statement said. He expressed the hope that the noble movement would continue to touch millions of lives and that 'Seva' (serving people) would become the foundation of a more peaceful, sustainable and compassionate world. The programme was attended by Governor of Keralam and Tamil Nadu Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar; Chief Minister of Keralam V.D. Satheesan; Union Minister for Civil Aviation Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu; Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Suresh Gopi; Speaker of the Keralam Legislative Assembly Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan; Ministers of the Keralam government; Justice Gopinath of the Kerala High Court; MPs N.K. Premachandran and Shashi Tharoor, Ambassador of Nepal to India Surender Thapa, MLAs, devotees and volunteers. The Vice-President said the true test of 'Seva' often comes during times of crisis and highlighted the Math's humanitarian response to disasters and emergencies. He referred to the organisation's assistance during the Indian Ocean tsunami, Gujarat earthquake, Uttarakhand floods, Keralam floods, Covid-19 pandemic and Wayanad landslides. He also highlighted the Math's contribution of Rs 100 crore to the Union government's Namami Gange programme, along with tree plantation, cleanliness drives and initiatives for sustainable rural living. Referring to the Amala Bharatam initiative, the Vice-President said it has undertaken large numbers of cleanliness drives across the country, while more than 10 lakh trees have been planted worldwide as part of the UN Billion Tree Campaign. He added that the spirit inspiring Amma's work is deeply connected to the civilisational ethos of Bharat. He said that Seva has no boundaries of caste, creed, language, region or nationality and recognises only one identity -- humanity. He described this as the underlying philosophy of Vishwa Seva Dinam, the statement said.
Seven people killed in strike on market in Yemen, Houthi-run health ministry says
Yemens internationally recognised government said its forces had targeted a Houthi military camp and vehicles at the same junction
Thailand declares two-day civil service holiday amid floods, could affect court ruling
The move could however delay a court decision over electoral ballots used in February's election which could put the election results in doubt
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay announces Rs 50 lakh for Asian Games silver medallist Abhay Singh
Chennai Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on Sunday announced a Rs 50 lakh incentive for squash player Abhay The post Tamil Nadu CM Vijay announces Rs 50 lakh for Asian Games silver medallist Abhay Singh appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Policeman On Car Roof! 40-Km Tamil Nadu Chase Ends With Arrest Of 3 Suspected Gutkha Smugglers
A dramatic police chase in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore district saw a head constable cling to the roof of a moving car as suspected tobacco smugglers allegedly tried to escape. The vehicle was reportedly carrying nearly 300 kg of gutkha
Pinarayi Vijayan, Ramesh Chennithala cross swords over Kerala Lok Ayukta
While Pinarayi alleges that the Home Minister chaired a high-level meeting attended by Lok Ayukta, UpaLok Ayuktas and senior government officials to bring the institution under executive control, Chennithala maintains the discussion was convened to address long-pending administrative issues
40-year-old demand for road to Scheduled Caste village causes communal rift in Nilgiris
As many as 40 Sri Lankan-repatriate Scheduled Caste families in Ambal Colony, Kil Kotagiri, were set to benefit from a short road near their hamlet. However, the road laying project approved on September 3 has now sparked communal tensions.
CJP leader Ashutosh Ranka, party members detained in Assam
Eminent Gold, Magnus, Evolvita and Master way impress
Anish Gawande demands release of detained CJPs Ashutosh Ranka and others
Operation Toofan to enter second phase on September 28; focus on drug prevention and rehabilitation
Second phase of Operation Toofan envisages the formation of Toofan Janajagratha Samithis through local bodies with the participation of residents associations. The committees will coordinate community-level activities aimed at preventing substance abuse and promoting public awareness
How Haryanas village health centres are screening heart patients and helping save lives
A tele-ECG project implemented by the government in partnership with a startup has made ECGs available at primary and community health centres across Haryana. Patients can now get an ECG done, take emergency medication where required, and then be referred to tertiary care centres for procedures
CJP seeks support for Oct 2 protest to demand ouster of CEC Gyanesh Kumar
In Guwahati, CJP co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka reached out for support ahead of the nationwide protest set to begin in Mumbai on October 2. The protest demands the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the ongoing election commission controversy.
How the science Nikolai Vavilov built changed how we save crops
One of Vavilovs major contributions was a paper he published in 1926: even today, a century later, it remains the foundation of the study and use of crops and livestock
Backlash forces Vijay's TVK government to withdraw RTI exemption for Law and Order department
Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay-led Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government in Tamil Nadu on Sunday made a U-turn and revoked an earlier order that exempted the Public (Law and Order) Department from the Right to Information (RTI) Act. The development comes hours after the opposition and TVK's alliance partners criticised the move, asking the state government to reconsider it.
South Railway Urges Tamil Nadu Government to Relocate 43 Liquor Shops Near Tracks
South Railway requests Tamil Nadu to shift 43 liquor shops near tracks to enhance passenger safety and address complaints. South Railway Urges Tamil Nadu Government to Relocate 43 Liquor Shops Near Tracks
