CATEGORIES

REMEMBERING THE MAHATMA

On October 2, we celebrate the birth anniversary of two of our great leaders - Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri.

POLITICISATION OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS

RED SIGNAL| Involvement of politics in religious festivals has distorted their original purpose, creating divisions and fostering a climate of intolerance

Kangana to Kiren Kher & now Kejriwal

I sure envy the Delhiites. What a great CM to look at. Someone who is such a wonderful Dramabaaz, who would put Kangana and Kirron Kher to shame.

Bleeding post sexual assault caused death

Accused undergoes DNA test. Tension in area thwarts cops bid to recreate crime

Relocation of villages from core area uphill task for Ratapani officials

SEEKING TIGER RESERVE STATUS | Residents of two villages agree for evacuation

Mine explosions damaging houses in Balaghat area

A large number of houses have developed cracks because of explosions in stone mines.

ATR on dengue cases submitted in HC

Dengue and chikungunya cases continue to rise in Bhopal, taking the dengue tally to 335 and chikungunya to 106 on Saturday.

Govt to take strict action against black marketing of fertiliser

Chief minister Mohan Yadav said that state government would take strict action against people involved in black marketing, adulterators and those selling substandard fertiliser.

3 killed, 5 injured as SUV crashes into parked tractor-trolley

An SUV car rushing at a high-speed collided with a parked tractor-trolley near Kadari village of Chhatarpur on Saturday evening.

Prof Rakesh Singhai appointed vice chancellor of DAVV

First VC with engineering background

CS Rana retiring on Monday, Rajesh Rajora's appointment soon

Chief Secretary (CS) Veera Rana who has held the post for ten months is retiring on Monday.

FIR registered against FM Nirmala Sitharaman over complaints relating to electoral bonds scheme

A case was registered on Saturday against Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and others on the directions of a court here, following a complaint relating to the now-scrapped electoral bonds scheme.

'6-7 Karnataka Ministers will have to resign if documents are released'

Hitting out at the Siddaramaiah-led government in Karnataka on a host of issues, including 'corruption', JD(S) leader and Union Minister H D Kumaraswamy on Saturday said if he released the documents in his possession, six to seven state Ministers will have to resign.

Cardiac issues among B'luru's youth: A growing concern on World Heart Day

Lifestyle changes and urban stressors escalate cardiac risks among youth, warns expert

'No bigger issue than unemployment, PM ruined youths' future'

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday claimed there is no bigger issue in the country than unemployment and said Prime Minister Narendra Modi must remember that every youth, whose employment has been \"snatched away\" by his government, will ensure the BJP's defeat in every election.

Does Rahul stand with prime accused Siddaramaiah: BJP

The BJP on Saturday asserted that the registration of a case on several criminal charges, including corruption, against Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has exposed the Congress, as it noted that the FIR was lodged following a court order and central agencies had no role in it.

CM questions PM Modi's silence on Hindenburg report and Manipur

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Hindenburg report and the Manipur violence, questioning his silence on the issues.

Chief Minister Babu receives petitions at TDP Headquarters

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu today received petitions from the people at the TDP headquarters in Mangalagiri.

Congress MP chamala praises Hydra activities

Congress MP Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy today said the Tirumala laddu issue should not be politicised.

Harish Rao slams CM Revanth Reddy

BRS party MLA Harish Rao today alleged that CM Revanth Reddy was harassing the poor and the middle class people in the name of illegal construction demolition so much that tears were rolling down from their eyes.

Hyderabad's health care experts welcome unga's decision to reduce human deaths from AMR

The city’s well-known healthcare professionals and leaders in Public Health, members of Infection Control Academy of India and organising members of Global South Conference on Infection Prevention and Control Antimicrobial Stewardship (G-SPARC) welcomed United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)'s decision to reduce human deaths from against antimicrobial resistance (AMR) by 10% by 2030.

SCR 'Ayodhya-Kashi punya kshetra yatra'

The Bharat Gaurav Tourist Circuit Train, which was launched by Indian Railways to showcase India's rich cultural heritage and magnificent historical places has been a huge success among Rail passengers.

Officials told to complete Gold-Plating works of Yadadri Temple by 2025

The continuous reviews and meetings held by Minister for Endowments, Konda Surekha, have yielded positive results in transforming the Yadagirigutta Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple into a resplendent destination.

TPCC president assures swift recruitment of pet posts before dasara

Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) president Mahesh Kumar Goud has assured the job aspirants of Physical Education Teacher (PET) posts that the recruitment process will be concluded before the Dasara festival.

'EX CM Jagan doing politics on declaration issue'

Union Minister Bandi Sanjay today said it was shameful that former CM YS Jagan was saying that injustice was being done to Dalits in Tirumala.

Care Hospitals launches 'My pet octopus' heart awareness campaign on world heart day

In a heartfelt initiative to mark World Heart Day, CARE Hospitals has launched the \"My Pet Octopus\" Heart Awareness Campaign.

From roars to whispers: The subdued saga of FC Goa's fan base

The excitement surrounding the Indian Super League (ISL) seems to be fading in Goa, especially evident in the low attendance at FC Goa's home matches.

Car falls into rivulet in Mollem, couple safe

A private car driven by a West Bengal-based tourist veered off the road and plunged into a rivulet at Piklewadi, near the Collem-Mollem border.

New signage eases access to Dr Gomes district library

Ahead of the commemoration of the death anniversary of renowned Parliamentarian Dr Francisco Luis Gomes, two directional sign boards have been installed showing the directions to Dr Francisco Luis Gomes District Library at Colmorod-Margao.

No new changes in OCI regulations, clarifies Centre

In the wake of several Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) cardholders complaining about being reclassified as foreigners, the Ministry of External Affairs on Saturday said that no changes were made to the OCI rules.