Dominican Republic's Joheirry Mola Dominguez has been crowned Miss World 2026 at the grand finale in Nha Trang, Vietnam, and was seen crying tears of joy after her victory.
Iran warns US of faster, more painful response to new attacks
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf warned the United States on Sunday, September 6, that any further attack on Irans interests would bring a faster, heavier and more painful response, saying the rules of the conflict had changed. The Americans must have understood that the era of proportional responses is over, Ghalibaf said. Our strikes on 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 .
Mamata Banerjee visits Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata, pays tribute to Mother Teresa
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Fifa president Infantino will stand for re-election
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TTP is Pakistani movement rooted in its territory, political history, and jihadist ecosystem: Report
Islamabad, Sep 6 (IANS) Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is a Pakistani movement rooted in its territory, political history and its own jihadist ecosystem, says a report, even as Islamabad, for the past five years, has described its resurgence as an Afghan problem, accusing the Taliban of providing sanctuary to TTP fighters and allowing them to use Afghan territory to carry out attacks in Pakistan. Pakistan's accusation has some truth, as TTP commanders and fighters entered Afghanistan during Pakistani military operations, and the Talibans return to power gave advantages to TTP as hundreds of prisoners were released and factions were reunited, according to a report in Stringer Asia. UN reports have repeatedly documented a substantial TTP presence on Afghan territory. But sanctuary is not origin, and facilitation is not ownership. TTP is not an Afghan organisation attacking Pakistan from abroad. It is a Pakistani movement, rooted in Pakistani territory, Pakistani political history and Pakistans own jihadist ecosystem. Afghanistan may provide strategic depth to TTP today, just as Pakistan provided strategic depth to the Afghan Taliban for two decades, but the war itself remains overwhelmingly Pakistani. That distinction matters because Islamabads Afghan explanation conceals more than it reveals, the report said. TTP's resurgence is not only the consequence of the Taliban's unwillingness to evict militants but also the result of Pakistan's failure to tackle the ideological, institutional and political machinery that created them, the report stressed. The scale of that failure is so massive that it can no longer be covered up, it added. By August 23, at least 128 TTP-related incidents have been recorded in Pakistan in 2026, which have claimed the lives of 559 people, including 81 security forces personnel. The number of incidents was higher than the number of incidents reported during the corresponding period in 2025. TTP has claimed that it has carried out 3,573 attacks in 2025 and that thousands of security personnel have been killed or wounded. TTP has been primarily conducting attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Since 2009, the Pakistan military has launched several operations like Rah-e-Rast, Rah-e-Nijat, Koh-e-Sufaid, Zarb-e-Azb, Radd-ul-Fasaad, and Azm-e-Istehkam, and thousands of militants have reportedly been killed and hundreds of hideouts have been destroyed. However, TTP fighters crossed the border, buried their weapons and joined other factions, or waited until authorities' attention moved somewhere else. Meanwhile, people in Pakistan faced problems due to mass displacement, military restrictions, enforced disappearances, destroyed livelihoods, and a political order in which constitutional rights were frequently considered an impediment to counter-terrorism. Pakistan can continue bombing border districts, announcing new operations and inventing Arabic labels for enemies it once helped to cultivate. It can even carry its war into Afghanistan and present the resulting regional crisis as counterterrorism. What it cannot do is defeat a Pakistani insurgency while pretending that its causes live entirely on the other side of the Durand Line. The Afghan sanctuary is part of the problem. Pakistan is the rest of it, the Stringer Asia report said. On July 2, two police personnel, including an additional Station House Officer (SHO), were killed after armed assailants attacked a police patrol in Mohmand district of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. According to the police, the attack took place near the Warsak Lift Canal in the Machni area, where a police mobile patrol was attacked by armed assailants. The police said an additional SHO and an elite force constable were killed in the attack, while the vehicles driver suffered injuries, Pakistan-based daily Dawn reported. According to the police, Fitna al Khawarij terrorists, a term used by Pakistan for terrorists belonging to the banned TTP, were behind the attack.
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Tragic Building Collapse in Delhi Claims One Life, Six Rescued
A building collapse in New Delhi has resulted in one fatality and six rescues as officials assess the scene. Tragic Building Collapse in Delhi Claims One Life, Six Rescued
Paris, Sep 6 (IANS) The murti-pratishtha (consecration ceremony) of Frances first traditional Hindu mandir was joyously celebrated across the city, as the temple officially opened its doors to all visitors and worshippers. The momentous occasion witnessed the gracious presence of swamis, devotees, and numerous distinguished dignitaries from across Europe, North America, Africa, Australia, and Asia. Early this morning, the auspicious murti-pratishtha rituals were performed by the revered Mahant Swami Maharaj, the spiritual leader of BAPS, amidst chanting of sacred Vedic verses. The temple, built in accordance with ancient Indian architecture and traditional Vedic Shilpashastras, harmoniously integrates modern French engineering and building techniques. Over the course of the 13-day inaugural festival, visitors and delegates from more than 40 countriesincluding India, the United States, Canada, Africa, Australia and Englandgathered to participate in the historic celebrations. Murti-Pratishtha Rituals and Mandir Inauguration Senior swamis commenced Mahapuja rituals with chanting of Vedic mantras, wherein the murtis of Akshar-Purushottam Maharaj, Ghanshyam Maharaj, Radha-Krishna Bhagwan, Sita-Ram Bhagwan with Lakshmanji and Hanumanji Maharaj, Parvati-Shankar Bhagwan with Kartikeyaji and Ganeshji Maharaj, Padmavati Venkateshwar Bhagwan, Ayyappa Swamiji, Nilkanth Varni Maharaj (the form of Bhagwan Swaminarayan) and the Guru Parampara were ceremonially consecrated. After the consecration of murtis (murti pratishtha), BAPS spiritual head Mahant Swami Maharaj offered the first prayers at the temple for the preservation of mutual love and harmony among all religions, global peace and the well-being of all. Historic Nagar Yatra Prior to the consecration ceremony, a grand Nagar Yatra was organised through the city of Paris, showcasing a spectacle of music, art, and devotional presentations. Along with dancers dressed in traditional costumes, 14 beautifully decorated floats brought India's artistic and spiritual traditions to life. The beautifully adorned murtisthe divine forms of Hindu deitieswere taken along prominent and special routes. Passing through the world-renowned Eiffel Tower and Ecole Militaire, this Nagar Yatra culminated at Place de la Concorde. This spiritual procession began a new chapter of love and harmony of Indian culture and Hinduism in France. The Mandirs Journey of Construction The vision to construct a grand mandir in Paris was pledged by Guru Yogi ji Maharaj in 1970. Subsequently, the globally revered Pramukh Swami Maharaj, during his spiritual visits abroad, nurtured his Guru's vision on numerous occasions and laid the foundation of Satsang in France. In 2021, the Bhumi Pujan of the mandir was performed in the presence of senior swamis, and the Shilanyas ceremony was completed in 2022. The construction of the mandir was completed in 2026. This mandir, spreading over an area of 5,000 square metres, features five shikhars, 10 large domes, 20 carved pillars, 120 gavakshas, 49 sculpted charitra figures, and four decorated chhatris. On its upper level is a traditional mandir, and at the base, a beautiful Haveli has been built as a cultural centre. In its construction, marble sourced from countries such as India, Italy, Greece and Vietnam, along with Gwalior sandstone, has been used. The first traditional Hindu mandir built in France will serve as a medium to introduce people to Indian culture and will inspire everyone with the message of global well-being, said the temple in an official statement.
Nepal police warn people not to keep, sell gold, cash, valuables found after floods
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Andhra Pradesh ICET 2026 Web Options Change Window Opens Today; Check Revised Counselling Schedule
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Three coaches of Mahananda Express derail near Arrah in Bihar; no casualties reported
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Srinagar MP Mehdi accuses govt medical college principals of coercing interns to end stir
Srinagar, Sep 6: Srinagar Lok Sabha MP Ruhullah Mehdi on Sunday criticised the Jammu and Kashmir administration over the handling of the ongoing protest by medical interns seeking an enhanced stipend, claiming that government college principals are coercing them to end their indefinite strike a day after the health minister called their demands genuine. Mehdi, who recently announced his resignation from the ruling National Conference, sent separate letters to Jammu and Kashmir Health Minister Sakina Itoo and the principals of the medical colleges seeking an explanation. Something has changed in the last few days, and I would like to know from you what it is. For a week, this was a dispute conducted in the open. The interns stated their case, you accepted it was genuine, the chief minister's advisor gave a date, he said in the letter to Itoo. Now I am told that principals of our medical colleges have begun warning interns of consequences if they do not return to duty. That is not a change in the government's position. It is a change in its method, he added. The MP questioned on whose instruction the principals were allegedly asking the interns to end their protest. If it has come from the department, I would like to know who authorised it and on what reasoning. If it has not, if Principals are acting on their own reading of what the Government wants from them then that too is something you should want to know, and to correct, he said. A government that has publicly called a demand genuine, and privately set its institutional heads to pressuring the people making it, is speaking in two voices. That will be noticed, and it will cost more than the stipend ever would, he added. He asserted that there are young people who have given nine years to becoming doctors and who staff our casualty wards through the night. To protest peacefully is their constitutional right, and they do not forfeit it by wearing a white coat. Whatever is being said to them in the corridors of these colleges should stop, and you are the one who can stop it, he added. The Srinagar MP said that despite the health ministers assurances, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has still not issued an order announcing an enhanced stipend and assurance that no action would be taken against the protesters. These young doctors have been given assurances before and watched them dissolve. That, and nothing else, is why they are still sitting outside. I would be grateful for a reply on the question I have asked, he said. In a separate letter to the principals, the MP criticised them for allegedly warning the interns of consequences if they do not return to duty. I do not assume this began with you, and I am aware of the position you occupy, but these are your own students. They came to you at eighteen, you have taught them for nine years, and they are now asking to be paid what interns are paid everywhere else in this country, a demand the health minister has called genuine, the chief minister has endorsed, and a committee of this government recommended in 2023, he said. Mehdi said that peaceful protest is their constitutional right and it is not diminished because they are trainees in your charge. This dispute will end with the stipend revised, because everyone with the authority to decide has already said it should be. What will remain is what was said in these weeks, and by whom. Your students will remember whether their college stood with them, he said. He urged the principals to support the students demands and ensure that the government decides in their favour.
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South Delhi building collapse: People trapped under debris calling on phones for help
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At least six, including four family members, killed in house-collapse incidents in U.P.
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Celebrities joined the Dahi Handi festivities in Mumbai. Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D'Souza removed their footwear before participating in the matki-breaking ceremony. Randeep Hooda, Suryakumar Yadav and Veer Pahariya were also spotted at celebrations across the city.
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Trumps NEW Hair Color Sparks Internet Frenzy as No Wig Claim Faces Fresh Online Mockery
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Couple kills finance firm manager to escape Rs lakh loan recover pledged gold
Seven Candidates Shortlisted For Top Job At ONGC
As per the sources, Oil India Ltd (OIL) chairman and managing director Ranjit Rath, who is seen as a frontrunner, is among those short-listed candidates. Rath, 54, is making a second attempt at the ONGC top job after being shortlisted last year, when the government opted instead to extend Singh's tenure
Shah inaugurates new Goa BJP headquarters, event curtailed over Delhi building collapse
Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the BJP's new state headquarters in Goa. The formal function was curtailed due to a building collapse tragedy in New Delhi. A five-storey building collapsed in south Delhi's Satya Niketan area on Sunday afternoon. One person died and several others were trapped under the debris. Efforts are underway to rescue all individuals trapped at the Delhi collapse site.
Duleep Trophy final: Ishan Kishan hundred caps East Zone's dominant Day 1
Duleep Trophy final Ishan Kishan hundred caps East Zones dominant Day
Canadian skyrunner goes missing during training session for Matterhorn record attempt
Samay Raina picks Medha Shankr as his best friend amid dating buzz
Samay Raina picks Medha Shankr as his best friend amid dating buzz
Naledi, Tranquila and Fourth Wing catch the eye
GST Council meeting postponed to October 7
The delay is likely linked to BRICS Summit in Delhi; agenda likely to focus on registration norms, compensation cess and ITC rules
