Pakistan Foreign Minister calls for 'composite dialogue' with India to address contentious issues
Mr. Dar also said that the Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMOs) of Pakistan and India would again get in contact on May 18
Thailand monk arrested over $9 million temple embezzlement
Investigators from the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) accuse Abbot Phra Thammachiranuwat from Wat Rai Khing of siphoning more than 300 million baht ($9.05 million) from the temple's bank account into his own
The man who stabbed author Salman Rushdie on stage has been sentenced to 25 years in prison
The New Jersey man, Hadi Matar, convicted of stabbing author Salman Rushdie on a New York lecture stage in 2022 has been sentenced to serve 25 years in prison
The US Department of Homeland Security is considering a reality show concept. In this show, migrants will compete in challenges for a chance to win US citizenship. The show, titled 'The American', involves contestants traveling across the country. They will participate in region-specific cultural tasks. The winner may get sworn in as a citizen at the Capitol.
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Srinath Raghavan and TS Tirumurti in conversation with Suhasini Haidar
Ireland has emerged as a popular destination for international students, especially after Brexit, due to its high-quality education, safe environment, and post-study work opportunities. The country hosts numerous global companies and offers affordable tuition and living costs compared to other English-speaking nations. Indian student enrollment has surged, drawn by fields like data analytics and scholarships.
NRIs are increasingly purchasing health insurance in India for their parents, driven by the need for comprehensive care from afar. Tailored plans offer benefits like shorter waiting periods and on-ground support, addressing the challenges of distance. Reforms and discounts further incentivize NRIs to secure their parents' financial well-being with comprehensive health coverage.
This Indian-origin family now rules the Times Rich List 2025
The Sunday Times Rich List reveals a 3% drop in the total wealth of the UK's top 350, marking the steepest decline in billionaires. Gopi Hinduja and family retain the top spot with 35.3 billion, while technology and renewable energy sectors drive new wealth. Concerns over tax and economic stability prompt some to consider relocation.
Green cards could be revoked at any time under newly proposed rule
The US Justice Department is asserting the power to revoke green cards at any time, even decades after issuance, as argued in the case of Mohammad Qatanani, a New Jersey imam. This stance, presented before the Third Circuit, raises concerns about due process for permanent residents.
Canadas silent crackdown: Why Indian migrants are suddenly losing work permits
Many Indian migrants in Canada are facing significant challenges due to delays in renewing their work permits, particularly under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. The delays, caused by extended processing times for Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs), have left thousands without legal work status, preventing access to healthcare and essential services.
Canadas work permit eligibility: Who can apply from inside the country?
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has specified the conditions under which foreign nationals can apply for a Canadian work permit from within Canada. This option is available to those with valid study or work permits, family members of permit holders, and Post-Graduation Work Permit applicants.
A construction magnate and more than a dozen other people have surrendered to police on criminal negligence charges for the collapse of a Bangkok high-rise during an earthquake on March 28
US international students warned by FBI about scam calls from US Immigration
The FBI has issued a warning regarding scammers targeting foreign students in the US, particularly those from Middle Eastern countries. Impersonating federal and foreign government officials, the scammers claim immigration status issues and demand payments for fabricated fees or services. This scheme capitalizes on heightened anxiety among international students due to increased immigration scrutiny.
What is Al-Ayyala, the traditional hair-flip dance that welcomed Trump in Abu Dhabi?
U.S. President Donald Trump was accorded a traditional welcome in the United Arab Emirates with a performance of Al-Ayyala. Heres everything you need to know about Al-Ayyala.
India Enriched Enormously By Integration Of Sikkim: Jairam Ramesh
NEW DELHI, May 16: On the 50th anniversary of Sikkims statehood, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Friday said India has been enriched enormously by the integration of Sikkim and the state has a number of impressive achievements to its credit. The Congress general secretary in-charge communications said the 36th Constitution Amendment Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha on April 23, 1975, and by the Rajya Sabha three days later. Subsequently after the Presidents assent, the 36th Amendment was enacted [] The post India Enriched Enormously By Integration Of Sikkim: Jairam Ramesh appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
With Trump's second term, Big Tech embraces U.S. exceptionalism
Trump and Vice President JD Vance routinely denigrate close allies, all while promoting a nationalist agenda that many U.S. companies feel little choice but to endorse
Sending money home? New US bill proposes 5% tax on remittances by non-citizens
A proposed US bill, The One Big Beautiful Bill, suggests a 5% tax on remittances sent by non-citizens, potentially affecting many Indians in the US. This could cost the Indian diaspora $1.6 billion annually if remittance volumes remain consistent. Cross-border investment advisors anticipate the bill's passage and advise large transfers before potential enactment in June or July.
Court protects Indian student in US from deportation over minor traffic violation
Priya Saxena, an Indian PhD graduate in South Dakota, has been granted a preliminary injunction against deportation after her visa was unexpectedly revoked by DHS over a minor traffic violation from 2021. The court's decision protects her right to remain in the US and apply for Optional Practical Training.
Iran not to dismantle uranium enrichment facilities: Foreign Minister
Tehran: Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has stressed that none of the countrys uranium enrichment facilities would be dismantled, media reported. He made the remarks on Thursday during a visit to the 36th Tehran International Book Fair in the Iranian capital, where he elaborated on Irans positions in the ongoing Oman-mediated indirect nuclear talks 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 .
Pakistan PM Shehbaz offers dialogue with India for 'peace'
The Prime Minister added that the conditions for peace include the Kashmir issue
Pope meets with head of Greek Catholic Church in Ukraine, who invites him to Kyiv
Pope Leo has vowed every effort to try to bring Russia and Ukraine to the negotiating table
NRI Donor Donates Over Rs.1.40 Crore to TTD Trusts
Donor Sri Anand Mohan Bhagavatula handed over the DDs to TTD chairman B R Naidu at the chairman camp office in Tirumala
Trump downplays Putin's decision to skip Istanbul peace talks with Zelenskyy
The push for direct talks between Mr. Zelenskyy and Mr. Putin comes amid a flurry of negotiations aimed at producing a ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine.
Donald Trump urged the Supreme Court to reconsider birthright citizenship, arguing it was intended for children of slaves, not immigrants. This comes as the court hears a case challenging nationwide injunctions, stemming from Trump's order to end automatic citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. The administration seeks to limit injunctions, while opponents argue they ensure consistent citizenship rights.
Vladimir Medinsky, an aide to Russian President Putin, would lead the Russian team that includes three other senior officials
'Intelligent or brutal', only two solutions for Iran: U.S. President Donald Trump
President Trump said he would like to see if he could solve the Iran problem in an intelligent way, as opposed to a brutal way
India logs record outbound travel in 2024, driven by middle class and global connectivity
India saw record outbound travel in 2024, with Abu Dhabi, Hanoi, and Bali as top destinations, fueled by more flights and a growing middle class. Asia-Pacific leads summer travel trends, with Tokyo and Osaka topping the list. Chinese tourists favor value and visa-friendly locations, while travelers prioritize dining, nature, and wellness experiences.
UK plans to double permanent settlement wait for some migrants already in the country
Keir Starmer's government is considering extending the wait time for immigrants to qualify for permanent settlement, potentially doubling it to ten years for many. This proposal, part of broader migration reforms, aims to reduce overall immigration numbers.
Harvard ploughs $250m into research after US govt cuts
Harvard University says it will plough $250 million into funding critical research after the US government announced fresh budget cuts to the elite school. That prompted the Trump administration last month to freeze $2.2 billion in federal funding, with a further $450 million in cuts announced on Tuesday.
Indian-origin techie among three climbers killed in Washington's North Cascades
Vishnu Irigireddy, an Indian-origin tech executive, tragically died with two other climbers in Washington's North Cascades after their anchor failed during a descent from North Early Winters Spire. The fall sent them down a ravine, leaving one survivor, Anton Tselykh, who trekked to seek help. Irigireddy is remembered as an experienced climber and leader.
Donald Trump to meet U.S. troops in Qatar as he rejects Americas interventionist past in region
President Donald Trump is set to visit a U.S. installation at the centre of American involvement in the Middle East as he uses his four-day visit to Gulf states to reject the interventionism of Americas past in the region
Argentina orders immigration crackdown with new decree to 'make Argentina great again'
Argentina's President Javier Milei has enacted strict immigration policies, drawing parallels to Trump-era restrictions. The decree tightens citizenship requirements, demands proof of income for residency, and expedites deportations for illegal entry or minor offenses. These measures, coinciding with upcoming elections, have sparked criticism amid claims of politicizing migration and distorting reality, especially given Argentina's low immigrant population.
H-1B visa lottery sees sharp decline in registrations for second consecutive year
USCIS data reveals a significant drop in H-1B visa registrations, to around 344,000 in March. The decline is attributed to reduced duplicate submissions and a decrease in single eligible registrations, following the implementation of a revised selection process aimed at preventing misuse.
Badar Khan Suri, an Indian scholar, was released from immigration detention following a judge's ruling, who cited substantial constitutional claims against the Trump administration. Arrested in March, Suri faced deportation proceedings based on alleged support for Hamas due to his wife's family ties.
NRIs are increasingly diversifying their investments beyond traditional real estate and fixed deposits, exploring opportunities in mutual funds, GIFT City, and tech startups. Factors like resilient economic fundamentals, tax benefits in certain jurisdictions, and emotional ties to India drive this shift.
Democrat Shri Thanedar retreats on Trump impeachment push after party blowback
Representative Shri Thanedar's attempt to impeach Donald Trump faltered due to strong opposition from his own Democratic party. Facing pressure, Thanedar withdrew his resolution to revise it and seek bipartisan support. Democratic leaders criticized the move as a distraction from key legislative priorities, while Thanedar defended his actions as a necessary defense of the Constitution.
Pakistan's Balochistan appoints first Hindu woman Assistant Commissioner
Chief Minister Bugti said it was a matter of pride for the nation when members of the minority communities got to key positions due to their hard work and effort
IMF disburses $1.023 billion tranche to Pakistan
The disbursement of the second tranche comes amid IMFs virtual discussions on Pakistans upcoming Budget, as the visit of its mission to Islamabad had been delayed due to security concerns in the region
Human rights body raises concern over eviction of Christians by land mafia in Pakistan's Punjab
After conducting a fact-finding investigation on a complaint of the pastor of Church Derek Abad, the HRCP said that the Christian community's farmland has been occupied in Kot Addu, some 400 kms from Lahore
Russia jails prominent vote monitor for five years
Grigory Melkonyants, 44, is the co-chair of the Russian vote-monitoring NGO Golos, which records alleged fraud in Russian elections
Pope offers to mediate between world leaders to end wars
Who, better than you, can sing a song of hope even amid the abyss of violence?, says Pope Leo XIV
Ready to begin talks on French nuclear weapons in European countries: Macron
The framework for deployment of nuclear weapons would be discussed in the weeks and months ahead, subject to conditions, French President Emmanuel Macron said
France is actively seeking to deepen its strategic partnership with India by aiming to host 30,000 Indian students by 2030, a significant increase from the current 8,000. To achieve this, France is introducing unique initiatives like special one-year programs at 35 universities and streamlining visa procedures to attract top Indian talent and foster stronger bilateral ties.
MakeMyTrip reports a 60% drop in bookings for Turkey and Azerbaijan. Cancellations increased by 250% following boycott calls. Praveen Khandelwal urges Indians to boycott travel to these nations. This is in response to their perceived support for Pakistan. Turkey could lose $291.6 million from Indian tourists. Azerbaijan faces a potential loss of $308.6 million.
Who pays what? Demystifying H-1B visa fees and wage compliance
The H-1B visa process involves specific cost responsibilities. Employers must pay the required wage, covering actual or prevailing rates. They also handle ACWIA, fraud prevention, and asylum program fees. Employees might cover premium processing under certain conditions. Employers cannot deduct legal fees or other costs from wages. Unauthorized deductions can lead to penalties.
Enrique Iglesias to perform in India after 13 years
After 13 years, the globally acclaimed singer Enrique Iglesias is returning to India. The Bailamos hitmaker, who last toured the country in 2012, will perform in Mumbai this October.
A new study reveals a concerning health trend for Canada. Inflammatory Bowel Disease or IBD cases are projected to rise significantly. By the 2030s, over 400,000 Canadians may live with IBD. This surge will challenge the healthcare system. Doctors Gilaad Kaplan and Siew Ng suggest focusing on prevention and better care.
Rights groups say migrant workers dying on Saudi job sites as kingdom prepares for World Cup
Human Rights Watch and FairSquare reports reveal preventable deaths of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia due to job-site accidents and illnesses, accusing authorities of misreporting deaths and obstructing compensation. As Saudi Arabia advances with massive infrastructure projects like Neom and the 2034 World Cup, concerns rise about potential avoidable deaths.
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Income tax on gifted property: NRI step-brother to pay zero income tax on Rs 7.5 crore property
The ITAT Mumbai ruled that a gift from a stepsister to her stepbrother is exempt from income tax, overturning the tax department's addition of Rs 7.88 crore (Rs 7.5 crore property+38 lakh stamp duty) to the stepbrother's ITR. The tribunal considered stepsiblings as relatives based on affinity and common sense. This decision provides clarity on tax implications for gifts within step-families. Read below to know more.
Dubai's new airport promises shorter queues, quicker check-ins & immigration procedures
Dubai plans a 35 billion dollar terminal at Al Maktoum International Airport. The goal is a fully contactless passenger experience. Advanced tech will automate check-in and baggage handling. Biometrics will speed up security. Luggage will have barcodes from manufacture. The airport aims for better retail and transport links. Dubai wants to attract more visitors and residents.
Canadian immigration application refused? Heres what you can do next
If Canada's IRCC denies your immigration request, understand the refusal process by obtaining GCMS notes via an ATIP request. Options include reconsideration requests, judicial review by the Federal Court, or submitting a new, improved application addressing the initial refusal reasons. Legal representation is advisable for navigating these complex procedures and improving your chances of success.
Trump sued by 20 states over immigration demands and threats to cut funding
Twenty states, largely led by Democrats, are suing the Trump administration over threats to withhold federal funding related to transportation, counterterrorism, and emergency preparedness. The states argue the administration is illegally coercing them into adopting specific immigration policies by using federal funds as leverage.
Trump says U.S. to lifts Syria sanctions, secures $600 billion Saudi deal
Speaking in Riyadh, Mr. Trump said he was acting on a request to scrap the sanctions by Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, Prince Mohammed bin Salman
US Visa Bulletin for June 2025: No major relief for Indian green card aspirants
The June 2025 Visa Bulletin reveals stagnant Final Action Dates for Indian applicants across family and employment-based categories, offering no immediate green card relief. Significant backlogs persist in EB-2 and EB-3 categories, with dates remaining at January and April 2013, respectively. India, alongside China, Mexico, and the Philippines, faces visa prorating due to high demand and per-country limitations.
U.S. agrees to sell Saudi Arabia $142 billion arms package
The package signed today, the largest defence cooperation deal in U.S. history, is a clear demonstration of our commitment to strengthening our partnership, says a White House fact sheet
Harvard loses another $450 million in grants in escalating battle with Trump administration
President Donald Trump's administration is cutting another $450 million in grants to Harvard University a day after the Ivy League school pushed back against government allegations its a hotbed of liberalism and antisemitism
Trump administration terminates another $450 million in grants to Harvard University
The Trump administration plans to cut another $450 million in grants to Harvard University. This follows last week's cancellation of $2.2 billion in federal funding. The administration's task force cites Harvard's alleged failure to address discrimination and harassment. Harvard is already suing over previous funding cuts. The university claims the administration is making illegal demands regarding hiring and academic programs.
Trump officials investigate California aid for immigrants without legal status
The Trump administration is investigating California's Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants, which provides aid to elderly or disabled immigrants without legal status. Immigration and Customs Enforcement issued a subpoena to Los Angeles County for records, seeking to determine if federal SSI funds were improperly received. State officials defend the program, funded entirely by state money, as a crucial safety net.
Nissan slashes 15% of its global work force as Japan automaker sinks into losses
Nissan reduces auto plants, cuts workforce by 15%, and aims to save $1.7 billion amid financial losses and challenges
Sunset With Moonrise: Kanyakumaris Celestial Spectacle Draws Thousands - News18
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Saudi Arabia: Umrah season calendar 2025-26 announced; important dates pilgrims must know
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has announced the Umrah season calendar for 1447/2025-2026, with international pilgrims permitted from June 11, 2025. Visa issuance commences on June 10, 2025, and service agreements must be finalized by May 27, 2025. Digital platforms are launched to enhance coordination, with a final departure date set for April 18, 2026.
US student visa delays leave Indian applicants in worry
Many Indian students are awaiting F1 visa interviews for US studies. Additional slots were quickly booked. Hyderabad faces the longest delays. Students in Kolkata, Delhi, and Chennai are also affected. Consultancies confirm the delays. Students are urged to apply earlier. Operational issues contribute to the scarcity of slots. Students hope for timely visa processing before the academic term begins.
US is on track to lose $12 billion in travel revenue in 2025
The United States is projected to lose $12.5 billion in travel revenue in 2025, becoming the only country out of 184 analysed by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) to see a decline in tourism earnings. Visitor spending is expected to fall to under $169 billion, down 7% from last year and 22% below 2019s peak.
Adam Henrique saves his own career and Edmontons cup dreams in playoff shock vs Vegas
Adam Henrique, once seen as a bottom-six role player, delivered a stunning two-goal first period to help the Edmonton Oilers take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Vegas Golden Knights. In a brutally physical playoff clash, Stuart Skinner earned a shutout while Edmonton suffocated Vegas offense to the brink of elimination
Remains of 30 people believed killed by IS militants found in Syria in a search by Qatar and FBI
DNA tests are currently underway to determine the identities of the people.
China hosts Latin American leaders in move to deepen ties amid U.S. tariff war
The forum between China and the 33-member Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) is due to formally begin on Tuesday.
NRI Talk: Why NRIs in Dubai and Singapore pay zero tax on mutual fund gains, Nitin Aggarwal explains
India is one of the most preferred markets for the long-term investments for NRIs. Several clients have increased exposure to India in recent years as there is no country other than India with strong and stable economic growth prospects.
UK's Immigration Crackdown To Impact Indian Students, Workers
Panic must not be allowed to set in among current and prospective students. - NISAU
UK gets tough on migration, doubles citizenship wait times
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced stricter immigration policies, including doubling the citizenship wait time to ten years, aiming to significantly reduce immigration over the next five years. Blaming the previous Conservative government for an open borders experiment, Starmer pledged a controlled, selective, and fair immigration system.
Elon Musk claims beginning Quiet Trial of $5 million Gold Card visa program
Elon Musk announced on X that the US government's Gold Card visa program, initiated by President Trump in February 2025, is undergoing a quiet testing phase. This program aims to grant US residency and a path to citizenship for foreign nationals investing $5 million.
Trump's reshaping of higher education tests America's appeal for international students
American universities are facing challenges in attracting international students. Donald Trump's policies have created uncertainty. Students are worried about visa issues and their status. Competitor countries like Canada see this as an opportunity. They are trying to attract more international students. The US job market still holds appeal. But the current situation is causing concern among educators and students.
NRI deposits in Kerala banks head towards Rs 3-trillion mark
KOCHI: Kerala is on the verge of crossing a major financial milestone: deposits from non-resident Indians (NRIs) in its banks are likely to cross Rs 3 trillion in the January-March 2025 quarter, if the last years trend continued. As of December 31, 2024, non-resident (NR) deposits stood at Rs 2,86,063 crore -- up nearly Rs 24,000 crore from the year before. This marks a 9.4% increase year-on-year. The data for this years January-March quarter is yet to be released. NR deposits are foreign currency accounts maintained by NRIs, different from personal remittances sent to families. Even so, a large part of remittances ends up in these accounts, driven by interest rates and currency exchange benefits. It has been a steady climb. Kerala crossed the Rs 1-trillion mark in NR deposits back in December 2014. It doubled that figure by March 2020. And in the last five years alone, deposits have grown by another Rs 1 trillion. One key driver has been the weakening of rupee. Over the past five years, the Indian currency has depreciated from Rs 75.71 per US dollar to Rs 85.45 -- a 13% drop. This adds more value to every dollar sent home, boosting deposits. Remittances have also made a strong post-pandemic recovery, with a 19-20% increase. Kerala accounted for 19.7% of all remittances to India in 2023-24, second only to Maharashtra at 20.5%. In 2020-21, Keralas share dipped to 10.2% while Maharashtra surged ahead to 35.2%. But Kerala has since closed much of the gap. According to Reserve Bank of Indias March 2025 bulletin, India received $118.7 billion in remittances in 2023-24 -- more than double the $55.6 billion recorded in 2010-11. Kerala alone accounted for $23.39 billion. The United States is now the top source (27.7%), followed by the UAE (19.2%). Back in 2016-17, the UAE led with 26.9%. Grouping the UAE with other Gulf countries -- Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain -- takes their combined share to 37.9%. According to K V Joseph of the International Institute of Migration and Development, remittances from the Gulf may fall in the coming years, while inflows from the US, the UK, and Canada could rise. Gulf countries, he noted, have limited space for skilled workers. Larger countries like the US offer more opportunities, though policy changes -- especially in the US -- remain a concern. Dr Divya Balan, assistant professor of international studies at FLAME University, Pune, sees a more complex picture. While students and skilled workers are increasingly heading West, she believes the Gulf will remain important for many Malayalis. She points to a shift in migrant profiles: more students, more professionals, and more loans taken to finance migration. This, Divya says, could help maintain strong inflows -- especially if migrants secure long-term employment and residency.
Under pressure, UK govt to unveil flagship immigration plans
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to reveal a new immigration policy. This aims to reduce the number of arrivals in the country. The government plans to present an Immigration White Paper to parliament. New rules include longer residency requirements for citizenship. Stricter English language tests are also proposed.
India-Pakistan tensions make many rethink study-abroad plans
Amidst heightened India-Pakistan tensions, the education-abroad market initially faced uncertainty as parents reconsidered plans due to safety and financial concerns. While the ceasefire offers some relief, anxieties persist, prompting families to weigh alternative options. Experts advise against hasty decisions, emphasizing long-term aspirations and financial preparedness, though some consultants foresee limited impact on study abroad numbers.
London's Stansted Airport hit by IT problems, delaying flights
London's Stansted Airport faced significant IT disruptions on Sunday, leading to extensive queues and flight delays, impacting check-in, baggage handling, and security processes. While the technical issues have been resolved, flights are still experiencing delays. This incident follows similar disruptions at Heathrow and Manchester airports, highlighting recent challenges in UK airport operations.
Indian national found guilty in US for faking abuse claim to get immigration benefit
An Indian citizen has been convicted in the US for filing a false immigration application under a law meant to protect abuse victims. The individual submitted fabricated evidence of a sham marriage and false abuse claims to seek immigration benefits.
UK announces plans to curb migration through tougher visa policies
The UK government is set to tighten visa rules, aiming to curb the influx of foreign workers amidst rising concerns about pressure on public services and right-wing protests. New measures include stricter requirements for skilled worker visas and limits on lower-skilled visas, prioritizing domestic recruitment and training.
In Goa, a stampede and screams before sunrise
Over a lakh devotees gathered for north Goas annual Lairaijatra, a procession held in Shirgao village, leading to the Shree Lairai Devi temple. Then, there was a mishap on the steep hill; a rope barricade was broken, and chaos ensued. Within a few minutes, six were dead and over 80 injured in a stampede that now has the State administration and the temple committee arguing over who was at fault and who should govern the religious institution, findsPurnima Sah
Cinema Halls, Shopping Malls To Remain Shut From Sunrise To Sunset In Mohali
The district administration in Punjab's Mohali on Friday ordered the closure of cinema halls and shopping malls from sunset to sunrise till further orders, officials said.
Kathak dancer Sanjeet Gangani and troupe captivate audiences at Nritya Sangeet Mahotsav
Sanjeet Gangani's Kathak performance at Nritya Sangeet Mahotsav mesmerized audiences with technique, tradition, and deep artistic expression.
Gambhir Says Won't Become NRI. Report Says Jibe Aimed At 2 Ex-India Captains
Gautam Gambhir lashed out at commentators, who were not happy with his appointment to the role, and called them out for treating Indian cricket as their private property.
Sunrisers Hyderabad ends IPL 2025 campaign in disappointment
Sunrisers Hyderabadfailed to live upto expectations and bowedout of contention for a spot in the playoffs phase of the IPL 2025. In every way it was a disappointing season. The team could notrecreatethe magic of last year whenit finished runner up to Kolkata Knight Riders.Last year SRH crossed a total of 200in six matches and 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 .
Final Day! Kenrik Industries IPO: Check GMP, Subscription Status, Allotment Date And More
The 5-day IPO was fully subscribed on Monday (Day 4).
ED raids underway at 5 places in Kolkata over 'irregularities' in NRI quota medical admissions
The central probe agency is investigating whether documents were forged to create false NRI credentials for admission of local Indian students in medical colleges in Odisha's Bhubaneswar and Rourkela
IPL 2025, SRH vs DC: Sunrisers Hyderabad knocked out after rain-abandoned match
The IPL 2025 clash between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Delhi Capitals at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium was abandoned due to persistent rain, resulting in a no-result that officially ended SRHs hopes of reaching the playoffs. This marked the ...
ED Raids Underway At 5 Places In Kolkata Over Irregularities In NRI Quota Medical Admissions
Kolkata, May 6: Raids are underway by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) at five locations in and around Kolkata on Tuesday in connection with its probe into the alleged irregularities in admission to private medical colleges under the non-resident Indian (NRI) quota, an official said. ED sleuths started simultaneous raids in the Ballygunge area in the southern part of the city and New Town on the outskirts of the eastern metropolis, he said. We are conducting raids in connection with the [] The post ED Raids Underway At 5 Places In Kolkata Over Irregularities In NRI Quota Medical Admissions appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Rains wash away Sunrisers Hyderabads IPL 2025 playoff hopes
Hyderabad: Sunrisers Hyderabads playoff hopes were washed away in a cruel twist of fate as the rain had the final say during Match 55 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 against Delhi Capitals at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium here on Monday. With Delhi Capitals setting a modest target of 134, the home side 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 .
IPL 2025 SRH vs DC: Rain reigns as Sunrisers hopes end; great escape for Capitals
Last seasons runner-up bows out of playoffs race; Hyderabad skipper Cummins blows away visitors top-orderbefore a half-century stand between Stubbs and Impact Player Ashutosh helps Delhi fight back after being 29 for five at one stage
NRI advisory committee meets Telangana CM, proposes Gulf Board for migrant welfare
Hyderabad: Members of the newly formed Non-Resident Indian (NRI) Advisory Committee, set up to address the welfare of Gulf migrant workers, met Telangana chief minister A Revanth Reddy at his residence in Hyderabad on Monday, May 5, to express gratitude for their appointments. The delegation, led by Telangana mineral development corporation chairman and former MLA 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 .
