U.S. Open: Zverev reaches fourth round with win over Tabilo
The writing was on the wall for Tabilo when Zverev raced ahead 5-2 in the third, and the German booked his place in the round of 16 where 21st-seeded Italian Luciano Darderi awaits
India-China LAC talks to be held at Vacha-Damai amid tension in Arunachal Pradesh
The Indian and Chinese armies are set to hold their first Corps Commander-level meeting in the Eastern Sector on September 6, with the talks taking place at the Vacha-Damai Border Meeting Point in Arunachal Pradesh....
Volcano Erupts In Indonesia, Main Airport 150 km Away Suspends Ops
Ash from the volcano was detected in the airspace surrounding Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, prompting authorities to suspend operations.
Not today, not here: Infantino tight-lipped on abandoned World Cup rights proposal
On Thursday, FIFA accused UEFA of launching a smear campaign and argued that its opposition to the selloff was motivated by a desire to preserve European football's dominance.
Minor raped in UP; accused arrested
Muzaffarnagar: A 15-year-old girl was allegedly abducted and raped by a youth with the help of his two accomplices in a village here, police said on Sunday, September 6. The main accused, identified as Sameer, has been arrested in connection with the incident that occurred on Saturday evening, while a search is on to nab 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 .
TN CM promises tech upgrades, reduced workload for police
Chennai: Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on Sunday, September 6, extended his greetings to the Tamil Nadu police force on police day, pledging that his government will prioritise reducing workload, integrating modern technology, and ensuring welfare schemes for personnel and their families. Our government will prioritise reducing the workload of police personnel, enhancing their operational 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 .
Hyundai Motor India expects 30% sales from rural markets in 3-4 yrs: CEO
Hyundai Motor India Ltd is betting big on rural markets, which it expects to contribute around 30 per cent of its total sales in the next three to four years, according to its Managing Director & CEO Tarun Garg. The company, which has 68 per cent of its total sales coming from SUVs overall, is also witnessing SUV penetration of 69 per cent in the rural markets, he said in an interaction. Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) is also intensifying its rural focus on network expansion with six out of every ten new outlets being opened in such markets, he added. I will not be surprised if in another three to four years we can reach about 30 per cent, Garg said when asked how the company is looking at rural penetration going up, especially with its two upcoming new products -- a midsize SUV and a compact electric SUV. In the first quarter of this fiscal year, rural contribution reached 25.9 per cent, up from 22.6 per cent in Q1FY26, he added. In the April-August period of this fiscal, HMIL
FPIs resume selling; pull out 7,443 crore from equities in first week of September
Further strengthening U.S. bond yields and a firm dollar index have reduced foreign risk appetite for emerging markets, said Rajkumar Rathi, Chief Investment Officer at YES Securities
US pilot recognises daughter's voice mid-flight, their radio exchange is too sweet
US pilot recognises daughters voice midflight their radio exchange is too sweet
SBI to hire 12,000 personnel, add 250 new branches during FY27: Chairman
State Bank of India (SBI) intends to hire about 12,000 personnel and add around 250 new branches to its network in the ongoing financial year, said C S Setty, Chairman of the country's biggest lender. In terms of recruitment, I think we would be looking at around 11,000 to 12,000 appointments across both clerical and officer cadres this year. This number may vary depending on retirements and emerging requirements, but I expect we should close the year with around 12,000 recruitments, he told PTI in an interaction. Last year, we have done fairly large recruitment because we took 1,500 specialist IT officers. This year, we do not need such a large number on the IT (information technology) side, he said. With a workforce of over 2.45 lakh employees as of March 2026, SBI is among India's largest employers. SBI had hired 4,640 officers, 19,340 associates, and 1,653 contractual staff in 202526, taking the total number of hires to 25,633, as per the bank's annual report for FY26. On
Irans IRGC Targets Tankers in Response to U.S. Attacks in Hormuz Strait
Irans IRGC strikes three oil tankers as retaliation for U.S. military actions, escalating tensions in the Gulf region. Irans IRGC Targets Tankers in Response to U.S. Attacks in Hormuz Strait
Singapore is investigating racist online commentary regarding the Nepal-Tibet disaster. Authorities are also examining Singapore Airlines' financial ties to Air India. Senior Minister K Shanmugam condemned the hateful and unacceptable online remarks. He stated that social media platforms will be directed to remove violating content. Singapore aims to safeguard its multicultural identity against rising divisive rhetoric.
Fuel tanker explosion in western Iran kills 11
Tehran: At least 11 people were killed and seven others wounded as a fuel tanker exploded in a traffic accident in western Iran on Saturday, state-run IRIB news agency reported. The incident occurred on an intercity road between Sanandaj County in Kurdestan province and Hamedan County in Hamedan province, the IRIB cited Babak Hodaei, head 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 .
Farmers in Salem Express Concerns Over Subsidized Corn Seeds Yielding Low Harvests
Farmers in Salem are worried about low yields from government-subsidized corn seeds, impacting their livelihoods and calling for better options. Farmers in Salem Express Concerns Over Subsidized Corn Seeds Yielding Low Harvests
Delhi Metro Issues Warning To Influencers Over Dangerous 'Phone Sticking' Reel Trend
Viral videos feature the creator dancing or posing on the platform, then dramatically sprinting after the train as it pulls away.
Novartis India eyes therapy-aligned acquisition, Tier 2-3 market push
Pharma company Novartis India Ltd (NIL) plans to pursue disciplined, therapy-aligned acquisitions and deepen its last-mile reach into Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets to drive its next phase of growth, according to the company's annual report. The company's future strategy focuses on five anchor therapy areas: pain management, wellness, women's health, neuroscience, and transplant immunology. It aims to build new avenues for growth by protecting and extending the equity of brands such as Voveran, Calcium Sandoz, Methergin, Tegrital, Myfortic, and Simulect. Vikas Gupta, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Novartis India, stated that the company is focusing on deepening its reach into non-metro markets where its specialist franchises remain under-penetrated relative to their potential. This expansion is viewed as a direct lever for volume growth. For the FY 2026-27 transition, the company is bringing established franchises, including Voveran, Methergin, Macalvit, and Calcium Sando
Caught On Camera: 40-Year-Old Man Beaten To Death By 2 Men In Delhi
The victim, believed to be around 40 years old, was allegedly attacked with sticks and wooden batons. A police team reached the spot after receiving information and began an investigation.
Madhya Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test Now Online And Offline: Chief Minister
Yadav said that the government respects the hard work of teachers and is committed to taking decisions aimed at improving their working conditions.
HUL aims 22-24% Ebitda margin in medium term, to hike capex to 3%: CEO
Leading FMCG company Hindustan Unilever is targeting a 22-24 per cent EBITDA margin in the medium term and stepping up capital expenditure to 3 per cent of its turnover to chase growth. The FMCG major plans to increase capital expenditure (capex) to enable growth and productivity from 2 per cent, the level it maintained over the last five years, to 3 per cent, as it looks to capture the New India opportunity with consumption growth. Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL), part of Unilever Plc, the British multinational consumer packaged goods company, registered a revenue of Rs 63,763 crore in FY26 and has 21 brands in its portfolio, each with turnover of more than Rs 1,000 crore. It sells 85 billion packs in a year and has a wide reach of 9 million outlets. The company, which is focusing on cost management, has an EBITDA margin of 23.6 per cent for FY26, down by about 70 basis points year-on-year. HUL, which aspires to volume-led profit growth, is shaping the portfolio structurally .
Deep Well Discovered After Demolition of Mosque in Saharanpur Collectorate
A 20-foot deep well was found after the demolition of an illegal mosque in Saharanpur, prompting an investigation by the ASI. Deep Well Discovered After Demolition of Mosque in Saharanpur Collectorate
10 JNU students accuse professor of sexual harassment, university begins probe
JNU students accuse professor of sexual harassment university begins probe
TV tonight: laughter and horror in a dark new Aussie crime comedy
SIR reunites two brothers after 35 years: Decades-long search ends with a BLOs call in Haryana
SIR reunited brothers: A routine voter-list verification exercise in Haryana led to an emotional family reunion when two brothers, separated for nearly 35 years, finally found each other. The unexpected meeting took place at a government school in Jind district during the verification of electoral rolls. When one brother mentioned the other's name, the Booth Level Officer contacted him, and he immediately recognised his long-lost sibling before rushing to the school. The brothers embraced after decades apart, turning a routine administrative exercise into an unexpected reunion.
An eighth-grader named Andy Barrett utilized a school 3D printer to design and sell custom fidget toys. He successfully created and sold approximately 150 unique toys to his school community and neighbours. Andy then generously donated all the profits earned from these sales to epilepsy awareness and research. This initiative demonstrated how a classroom project can become a purpose-driven venture.
Analysis | 13 Years, One Glass: PM Modi's College Speech Reflects How India Has Evolved
What makes the 2026 return so effective as political storytelling is that PM Modi did not discard the glass metaphor. He let it mature.
'Dimagi Naxal': PM Modi takes dig at Opposition, says the homoeopathic pill that smoked them out
Sunil Narine Shines as Trinbago Knight Riders Defeat Barbados by 35 Runs in CPL 2026
Trinbago Knight Riders secured a 35-run victory over Barbados in CPL 2026, with Sunil Narines stellar bowling performance. Sunil Narine Shines as Trinbago Knight Riders Defeat Barbados by 35 Runs in CPL 2026
RPG Life Sciences to invest 500 cr in manufacturing, API capabilities
Drug firm RPG Life Sciences is planning to deploy Rs 500 crore over the next 12 months to strengthen its manufacturing and API capabilities through strategic acquisitions. In an interview with PTI, RPG Life Sciences Managing Director Ashok Nair said the company has embarked on a significant expansion phase, backed by a committed capital infusion of Rs 700 crore. Currently, the acquisitions we have made are to the tune of Rs 200 crore. We are evaluating opportunities that can strengthen our manufacturing footprint. We would like to deploy the Rs 500 crore balance in the next 12 months. We are actively pursuing good assets, Nair said. The company, which operates across domestic and international formulations and Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), has set a target of reaching Rs 2,000 crore- 2,500 crore in revenue by 2030. Nair noted that the company started FY27 on a strong footing, recording 16 per cent revenue growth and 18 per cent EBITDA growth in the first quarter. The
When husbands cook, wives still face taunts in Indian households
When husbands cook wives still face taunts in Indian households
Bundled for 55 by India, 'Pakistan still the best' says coach in bizarre statement
Bundled for by India Pakistan still the best says coach in bizarre statement
P.V.R. Municipal Schools HM receives Best Teacher award from CM
VSU Department of Tourism Management faculty member M. Thyagaraju also received the State-level award
India co-sponsors UNGA resolution to declare November 27 day against child marriage
India has co-sponsored a UN General Assembly resolution proclaiming November 27 as the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage, marking a global push to end the practice and protect the rights of children and girls
Two shot in separate incidents in Dhaka
A trader and a housewife were shot in separate incidents in Dhaka's Shanir Akhra and Darus Salam areas last night
India emerges as key diesel supplier to Europe as Russian, US flows falter
About 2,00,000 barrels per day of diesel (gasoil) transited the Bab-el-Mandeb in August on vessels bound for Europe, close to year-earlier levels
Sudivya Kumar Sonu: A Political Journey from Struggle to Cabinet Minister Ends Tragically
Sudivya Kumar Sonu, a prominent Jharkhand politician, has passed away, leaving a significant void in the states political landscape. Sudivya Kumar Sonu: A Political Journey from Struggle to Cabinet Minister Ends Tragically
India Poised To Become World's Second-Largest Metro Rail Network After China By 2028
India's first AI innovation city near Navi Mumbai airport gets fast-track development plan
India, China to hold first Corps Commander-level talks today at Wacha along LAC
Indian and Chinese armies meet today for Corps Commander-level talks. These discussions address ongoing issues along the Line of Actual Control. The meeting occurs at the Wacha-Damai border point in Arunachal Pradesh. This follows previous talks held in the Ladakh sector after 2020 clashes. Both nations aim to maintain peace and tranquility on their shared border.
147 years after Hall Effect discovery, scientists find it works in-plane
Extra CO2 boosted Wisconsin forest productivity 39%, but ozone cut the gain
A Wisconsin experiment studied forest communities exposed to high carbon dioxide and ozone. Elevated carbon dioxide significantly increased forest productivity and carbon storage over eleven years. Conversely, increased ozone levels reduced forest productivity and ecosystem carbon content. The combined effects showed carbon dioxide stimulating growth and ozone limiting it. These findings highlight forests' complex responses to atmospheric changes.
Ground report: What happens on SIR hearing day in Hyderabad?
Hyderabad: The notice phase of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls is underway in Hyderabad, with voters who receive notices being called for hearings. Voters are receiving notices for different reasons. These notices are broadly placed under two categories: Anomaly and No Mapping. What voters can expect at SIR Hearings in Hyderabad 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 .
Two separate road accidents in Kerala leave five dead and three injured
Kerala witnessed two fatal road accidents within hours of each other, leaving five people dead and five others injured, including two who are in critical condition. The incidents took place in the early hours of...
Chief Minister Naib Saini Flags Off Youth Marathon in Rewari, Advocates Against Drug Abuse
CM Naib Saini launched a youth marathon in Rewari, emphasizing the fight against drug abuse and promoting awareness. Chief Minister Naib Saini Flags Off Youth Marathon in Rewari, Advocates Against Drug Abuse
Nagaland: Govt directs departments to cooperate with SIT in multiple salary drawal cases
Dimapur: The Nagaland government has directed all departments to extend full cooperation to the special investigation team (SIT) constituted to investigate cases of fraudulent drawal of multiple salaries, including salary along with life pension, from more than one source within the state government by government employees. In a circular dated September 3, the Personnel & [] The post Nagaland: Govt directs departments to cooperate with SIT in multiple salary drawal cases appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Memory of water: the women reshaping Venice
Britains Yellowstone: restoration project aims to take the greed out of land acquisition
Travellers to EU face renewed queues as border-check flexibility rules expire
Tupac trial spotlights decades of US police failures in solving the case
IPO action intensifies as 11 companies set to raise 7,055 cr next week
The primary market is poised for another action-packed week, with 11 main-board companies, including Rentomojo, Karamtara Engineering and Kanohar Electricals, set to raise Rs 7,055 crore through initial public offerings (IPOs). The IPOs are scheduled to hit the market between September 7 and September 15, with most of the issues opening for subscription on Tuesday and Wednesday. This multi-issue rush reflects an eagerness to lock in early-stage growth equity in young companies as all these companies are below USD 1 billion market cap at listing, Rajkumar Rathi, Chief Investment Officer at YES Securities, said. The companies tapping the primary market include real estate developers, engineering and manufacturing firms, a payments and identity solutions provider, a specialty chemicals manufacturer and an online rental platform. Of Rs 7,055 crore, Rs 2,722 crore (39 per cent) is primary capital issuance, where funds go into the company, and Rs 4,333 crore (61 per cent) is a secondar
Rybakina books US Open fourth-round berth, inches closer to No. 1
World number two Elena Rybakina avenged her French Open defeat to Yuliia Starodubtseva on Sunday, beating the unseeded Ukrainian 7-6 (8/6), 6-3 to reach the US Open last 16.
Hyderabad Goes Wild as Emraan Hashmi Takes Over DJ Booth
Hyderabad: Hyderabad witnessed a full-blown Emraan Hashmi takeover on Saturday night as the actor arrived at Quake Arena in Kondapur for The Emraan Era. The special Bollywood event featured Emraan alongside popular DJ Ganesh, but it was the actors timeless playlist that truly ruled the night. Videos from the venue showed a packed crowd surrounding 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 .
8 die after suspected toxic liquor consumption in MP's Sagar, 3 critical
Eight villagers died and three others were hospitalized after consuming suspected illicit liquor. The victims hailed from four villages in Sagar district, with deaths reported Saturday night. Authorities confirmed eight fatalities and three individuals receiving critical medical treatment. Medical teams have been deployed to monitor the situation and provide care. The administration urged anyone with symptoms to seek immediate medical screening.
FPIs resume selling, pull out 7,443 cr from equities in first week of Sep
The outflow came after foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) infused 30,919 crore in August and Rs 20,200 crore in July
Healy Shah Discusses Growth as an Artist Ahead of Chumbak Release
Actress Healy Shah shares her journey in comedy and personal growth while promoting her upcoming series Chumbak, releasing on September 10. Healy Shah Discusses Growth as an Artist Ahead of Chumbak Release
India thrash Pakistan for 55, Wahab Riaz still calls them best side in Asia Cup
In a crushing defeat, Pakistan's women faced a historic batting collapse against India in the Women's Asia Cup, recording their lowest T20I score. Despite this setback, mentor Wahab Riaz remains optimistic about the squad's future potential, citing necessary changes for upcoming tournaments. To move forward in the competition, Pakistan must secure a victory against Hong Kong.
Govt must listen to Maharashtra students voice otherwise Chhatron ki Goonj will grow louder: Rahul
Mr. Gandhi said whether it's the Central or State government, every student is ormented by the BJP regime
Putin's Ukraine War Assessment Taken To Kyiv? Witkoff, Kushner Carry Moscow's Big Message
Russia has revealed fresh details about the latest high-level talks between President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump. Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said the discussions went beyond the Ukraine conflict and covered economic cooperation as well as the possibility of major mutually beneficial Russia-U.S. projects. Ushakov also claimed President Putin raised concerns over what Moscow describes as Kyiv's glorification of Nazi figures, alleging that the Ukrainian government has been reburying prominent Nazi war criminals. According to the Kremlin, both leaders agreed to maintain direct personal contacts, while diplomatic engagement through Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner is also expected to continue. The remarks come amid renewed efforts to explore a possible path toward resolving the Ukraine conflict and resetting U.S.-Russia relations.
US Strikes 3 Iranian Oil Tankers After Ballistic Missile Attack
The militarys statement said an American aircraft carrier and a destroyer evaded multiple unprovoked Iranian attacks while patrolling in the region and no U.S. personnel were hurt
Major Fire Breaks Out at HDFC Bank in Godavarikhani
Fire personnel reached the spot after locals alerted them and launched efforts to bring the blaze under control.
300 and Still Standing: Josh Hazlewoods Extraordinary Comeback
There was no grand stage, no roaring crowd and no elaborate celebration. Josh Hazlewood reached one of the greatest landmarks in Australian fast bowling almost exactly as he has conducted his entire career: quietly, efficiently and without fuss. At Darwin, Hazlewood dismissed Mehidy Hasan Miraz to claim his 300th Test wicket, becoming only the ninth Australian bowler in history to reach the landmark and just the seventh Australian fast bowler to do so. Hazlewood began Australia's first Test against Bangladesh needing five wickets to enter the exclusive 300 club. He finished the innings with 6 for 89, his 14th five-wicket haul in Tests. More importantly, he had returned to the format after a frustrating year of injuries and uncertainty and immediately reminded Australia why he remains one of the most trusted fast bowlers of his generation. At 35, Hazlewood had not played a Test for 12 months and had even missed the previous home Ashes because of injuries. For more than a year, therefore, the 300-wicket milestone had been tantalisingly close but out of reach. Talking of the feat of 300 Test wickets, Dennis Lillee was the first Australian quick to reach the landmark, in November 1981. Since then, Glenn McGrath, Brett Lee, Mitchell Johnson, Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins have joined him. Hazlewood's arrival completes another remarkable chapter in the story of Australian pace bowling. Among Australia's nine 300-wicket bowlers, only McGrath, Cummins and Lillee had a better bowling average when they reached the milestone than Hazlewood's 24.02. But statistics alone do not explain Hazlewood. His greatness has never depended on express pace or theatrical celebrations. There was another extraordinary dimension to Hazlewood's achievement. He joined Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins in Australia's current Test attack three teammates who had already crossed 300 wickets. That created a unique piece of cricket history. The Darwin Test became the first Test in which one team had four bowlers each with at least 300 Test wickets. Lyon now has 571 wickets, Starc 445, Cummins 322 and Hazlewood 303. The sheer volume of experience in Australia's bowling attack is extraordinary. It also underlines how special this Australian era has been. For years, the quartet of Hazlewood, Starc, Cummins and Lyon has formed the backbone of Australia's Test bowling. Together, they have won Ashes series, World Test Championship titles and countless matches around the world. Yet Hazlewood knows there are still challenges ahead. Australia faces a demanding period of Test cricket, potentially involving 20 to 21 matches in 12 months, including major overseas assignments. England, India and South Africa represent particularly significant challenges. There is something fitting about Hazlewood's understated personality matching his cricket. He is one of the least visible members of Australia's modern cricket team. Even after reaching 300 wickets, he was reluctant to make the achievement about himself. He may never have been the loudest voice in the dressing room or the most visible Australian cricketer outside it, but for more than a decade he has been one of Australia's most reliable match-winners. Now his name sits alongside Lillee, McGrath, Lee, Johnson, Starc and Cummins in the exclusive list of Australian fast bowlers with 300 Test wickets. Josh Hazlewood has stood through injuries, setbacks, competition and long periods away from Test cricket. And after all that, the quiet man of Australian cricket is finally standing among the giants. Of the nine Australian bowlers to reach 300 wickets, Shane Warne remains Australia's leading wicket-taker with 708, ahead of Lyon's 571, Glenn McGrath's 563 and Starc's 445. Dennis Lillee (355), Cummins (322), Mitchell Johnson (313) and Brett Lee (310) complete the list of Australians above Hazlewood's tally of 303, with Lyon, Starc and Cummins still adding to their totals as active players. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Globally, the milestone places Hazlewood among an elite group of bowlers to have taken 300 or more Test wickets. Sri Lanka great Muttiah Muralitharan tops the overall list with 800 wickets, followed by Shane Warne with 708. Hazlewood's achievement may not carry the numerical weight of those legends, but in the context of Australian fast bowling, it represents something special: the resurrection of a great quick who refused to let injuries write the final chapter of his career.
Lionel Messi starts life after Argentina with two assists in Inter Miami draw
Lionel Messi starts life after Argentina with two assists in Inter Miami draw
ISRO employee groups have formally voiced concerns about the privatization of India's space sector. They seek clarification on the government's policy regarding technology transfer and public sector roles. The employees fear a reduction of ISRO's core functions and impact on career development. They emphasize that launch vehicle development is a strategic capability, not just manufacturing.
Mark Zuckerberg owns 'Doomsday bunker' in Hawaii, waterfront mansion in Miami and more
Mark Zuckerberg, along with Priscilla Chan, has recently made headlines by acquiring Strancally Castle in Ireland. This purchase adds to Zuckerberg's impressive collection of properties, which also features multiple homes in Palo Alto, two stunning lakefront estates at Lake Tahoe, and expansive land in Hawaii. His portfolio further includes a grand mansion in Washington, DC, and an elegant waterfront property in Miami.
Two prominent women, Gloria Steinem and Dolly Parton, recently passed away, leaving significant legacies. Steinem championed overt feminism and activism, while Parton inspired through music and business acumen. Both women empowered females to make their own life choices and pursue dreams. Their differing public personas sparked discussions about feminism's evolving definition and reach. The world mourns their loss and considers who will fill their influential roles.
India backs UNGA resolution declaring Nov 27 as day against child marriage
India has co-sponsored a resolution in the UN General Assembly proclaiming November 27 every year as the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage. The 193-member UN General Assembly on Friday adopted by consensus the resolution titled 'International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage' led by Sierra Leone. India was among the nations that joined as co-sponsors of the resolution. It was on November 27, 2024 that the 'Bal Vivah Mukt Bharat', also known as Child Marriage Free India, campaign was launched in the country, aiming to reduce the prevalence of child marriage by 10 per cent by 2026 and make India child marriage free by 2030. The issue was also championed by Sierra Leone's First Lady and President of the Organization of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) Fatima Maada Bio and Just Rights for Children Founder Bhuwan Ribhu, who had initiated the international call for a dedicated global day to end child ...
Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren Mourns the Loss of Close Associate Sudivya Kumar Sonu
Jharkhands Chief Minister Hemant Soren expresses profound grief over the sudden passing of his close associate Sudivya Kumar Sonu. Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren Mourns the Loss of Close Associate Sudivya Kumar Sonu
Konda Saga Reshapes Political Equations in Warangal East
There is speculation that the Congress high command may seek to strengthen Saraiah, who had previously contested from Warangal East, to counter the Konda familys dominance in the constituency.
Kartik Aaryan shares Captain India director's gratitude note as shoot begins
Kartik Aaryan shares Captain India directors gratitude note as shoot begins
253 officer cadets, including 35 women, commissioned into Indian Army at OTA Gaya Passing Out Parade
Nine killed after consuming spurious liquor in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar, police launch probe
At least nine people died after allegedly consuming spurious liquor in Banda tehsil of Madhya Pradesh 's Sagar district, officials said on Sunday. The incident reportedly took place overnight between Saturday and Sunday.
Rahul Gandhi voiced concerns over thousands of Maharashtra students protesting system failures. He stated that students are tormented by the BJP government's actions. The protests stem from shattered trust in the entire examination system. The Maharashtra government has formed a committee to review recruitment examinations.
Rumes Pathirage Makes History as First Sri Lankan to Win Diamond League Title
Rumes Pathirage becomes the first Sri Lankan to win the Diamond League title with a stunning throw of 89.04 meters in Brussels. Rumes Pathirage Makes History as First Sri Lankan to Win Diamond League Title
FPIs turn sellers again, pull out Rs 7,443 crore from Indian equities
In early September, foreign portfolio investors pulled out Rs 7,443 crore from Indian equities after experiencing two months of net investments. This retreat was influenced by soaring crude oil prices and stable US bond yields, which dampened investor enthusiasm. Additionally, foreign entities maintained their selling spree in the Indian debt market. Future FPI movements will likely be determined by global factors such as bond yields and inflation statistics.
Filmmaker Werner Herzog famously stated that he would confront the devil himself for the sake of his films, a testament to his intense dedication. This powerful quote serves as motivation for anyone grappling with challenges in their own endeavors. It captures the essence of unwavering tenacity and an unyielding love for one's dreams, reminding us that extraordinary achievements demand fierce commitment and passion.
Reality TV Show Contestant Sues Producers For $100 Million After Losing Leg In Accident
He claimed that the show's team put contestants at extreme risk by failing to set up standard safety measures.
Moradabad building collapses a day after administration seals it, major accident averted
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Uttar Pradesh Invites Taiwanese Tech Giants to Invest in Semiconductor and Data Centre Projects
UP pitches its semiconductor and advanced technology ecosystem at SEMICON 2026 in Taipei
Youth future of nation; values of public service, mutual respect must be nurtured SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference President Dr Farooq Abdullah on Saturday said that young people are the architects of a nations future and that the responsibility of leading the country and society will eventually rest on their shoulders. He stressed []
ETPL 2026: Amsterdam Flames Edge Dublin Guardians by Nine Runs
Amsterdam Flames held their nerve in a closely fought contest to defeat Dublin Guardians by nine runs in Match 15 of the ETPL at Voorburg Cricket Club, Netherlands. After posting 169/7, the Flames were pushed all the way by Dublin, who finished on 160/8in a chase that remained alive deep into the final overs. Dublin Guardians won the toss and elected to bowl, but Amsterdam made an assured start through Steven Smith and Yuvraj Samra. Samra struck 11 from eight balls before falling in the third over, while Smith continued to attack, making 38 from 27 balls, including two fours and two sixes. Bas de Leede added 19 from 19 before Amsterdam reached the halfway stage in a strong position. Tim David then provided the innings with another important contribution, striking 35 from 26 balls, while Curtis Campher produced the late acceleration the Flames needed. Campher's 32 from just 19 balls, including five fours, lifted Amsterdam through the closing overs. His innings helped push the Flames to 169/7 from their 20 overs, setting Dublin a target of 170. The Guardians began their chase positively, with James Vince leading the response. The England batter produced an outstanding 73 from 46 balls, striking 10 fours and two sixes as Dublin kept pace with the required rate. Vince found useful support from Harry Tector, who made 18 from 12, while Sanjay Krishnamurthi added a brisk 24 from 20. The Guardians reached 69 in the powerplay and continued to keep the chase within touching distance through the middle overs. Amsterdam, however, kept finding breakthroughs at crucial moments. Richard Gleeson dismissed Daryl Mitchell early and later removed Vince, ending the innings that had given Dublin genuine belief. Tim Pringle then delivered an important spell, claiming 3/22 from four overs, including the wickets of Tector, George Dockrell and Ravichandran Ashwin. With the Guardians still within range, the closing overs became a test of Amsterdam's ability to defend their total. Dublin continued to find runs, but the Flames managed to prevent the late surge that would have taken the game away from them. The Guardians finished on 160/8, falling just nine runs short of the target. For Amsterdam, the victory was built on contributions throughout the order. Smith and David provided the middle-overs momentum, Campher supplied the late impetus, and the bowling attack produced wickets at the moments they mattered most. For Dublin, Vince's superb 73 ensured the contest remained alive until the closing stages, but Amsterdam's ability to defend a competitive total under pressure ultimately proved decisive. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories In a match that went down to the final overs, the Flames held their composure when it mattered most to secure a hard-earned nine-run victory. At the end of the day, the Flames walked away with two very crucial points, while the Guardians remain without a win after five outings.
Jammu Kashmir Govt Drafts Transfer Policy for RReTs, Grade-II, III Teachers
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir School Education Department has proposed a new transfer policy for Rehbar-e-Taleem (RReT) teachers, Grade-II and Grade-III teachers, aiming to rationalise staff deployment, address shortages in underserved areas and balance teacher welfare with students academic needs. The draft Jammu and Kashmir Regularised Rehbar-e-Taleem (RReTs) Teacher Transfer Policy 2026 has been issued []
Mirwaiz urges govt to address genuine concerns of MBBS, BDS interns
SRINAGAR: Mirwaiz-e-Kashmir Dr Moulvi Mohammad Umar Farooq has urged the government to address, on priority, the concerns raised by MBBS and BDS interns across Jammu and Kashmir over the long-pending issue of enhancement of their monthly stipend. In a post on X, Mirwaiz said:The concerns raised by MBBS & BDS interns across J&K deserve serious []
Er. Ehtisham takes up MBBS, BDS interns
Joins delegation at CM s Office; Advisor assures serious consideration, seeks one months time SRINAGAR: Social and student rights activist Er. Ehtisham Khan on Saturday joined a delegation of the J&K Students Association at the Chief Ministers Office and took up the long-pending issue of enhancement of stipend for MBBS and BDS interns, placing the []
County Championship: Sai Kishore decimates Derbyshire with five-wicket haul
Indian spinner R. Sai Kishore played a pivotal role in Gloucestershire's emphatic win over Derbyshire in the County Championship match on Saturday.
Uttarakhand govt seals unrecognised madrasas in Dehradun, Haldwani; 20 institutions shut so far
The Uttarakhand government has sealed unrecognised madrasas in Dehradun and Haldwani as part of an ongoing crackdown on institutions operating without prescribed recognition and academic standards. Authorities said 17 madrasas have now been sealed across the state, while three others discontinued operations, taking the total number of unrecognised institutions closed to 20.
Mudslide, landslide leave 2 dead, 10 missing in China's Jiangxi
Nanchang, Sep 6 (IANS) Two people have been confirmed dead and 10 others remain missing after a mudslide and landslide struck the city of Ji'an in east China's Jiangxi Province on Saturday. Firefighters found the body of one of the previously missing people in a collapsed house in Mingkeng Village in the town of Gaoping on Sunday morning, according to reporters at the site. The disaster happened after days of torrential rain caused by Typhoon Saudel, Xinhua news agency reported. Two other people have been rescued, and they are in stable conditions. All-out search and rescue operations are underway, while efforts continued to relocate affected residents and prevent secondary disasters. As of 10 p.m., more than 640 rescuers have arrived at the site for rescue and search, according to the county flood control and drought relief headquarters. The first batch of firefighters with life detectors, drones and sniffer dogs arrived at the site at 11 a.m. by detouring over the mountains, as the road leading to the village was damaged. So far, 39 villagers have been evacuated to safety. In neighboring areas, more than 5,300 people have been relocated to guard against potential disasters. Workers are still repairing the road leading to the village and power lines. Telecommunications services have been restored. Following the disaster, the Jiangxi provincial committee for disaster prevention, mitigation and relief issued a Level-III provincial emergency response for disaster relief at noon on Saturday, as Typhoon Saudel had left around 161,500 residents affected in the province. China's Ministry of Natural Resources raised its geological disaster response for Jiangxi from Level IV to III at 11 a.m. Saturday and dispatched a work team to the site to guide rescue efforts. The China National Commission for Disaster Reduction and the Ministry of Emergency Management activated a Level-IV national emergency response for natural disaster relief, and sent a work team and an emergency survey team with equipment including slope radar to assist with rescue operations. The National Development and Reform Commission on Saturday allocated 20 million yuan (2.95 million U.S. dollars) from the central natural disaster relief funds to support emergency rescue and disaster relief work in Jiangxi. The fund will be used for the reconstruction of damaged infrastructure, including roads and water conservancy facilities, as well as public service facilities such as schools and hospitals, in a bid to restore normal production and daily life in the affected areas as soon as possible. China has a four-tier emergency response system, with Level I being the most severe.
Shocking Incident in Tamil Nadu: Mother and Lover Arrested After Children Found in Well
A mother in Tamil Nadu has been arrested after her two children were found dead in a well. The tragic event has shocked the local community. Shocking Incident in Tamil Nadu: Mother and Lover Arrested After Children Found in Well
Police seize oil tanker carrying 5,000 litres of petrol illegally in Sopore,
SRINAGAAR: Police in Sopore has seized an oil tanker carrying approximately 5,000 litres of petrol without valid documents and arrested the driver in connection with the case. During naka checking at Iqbal Market, Sopore, in the jurisdiction of Police Post Bus Stand, an oil tanker bearing Registration No. JK04G-0068 was intercepted and subjected to checking. []
