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Virus May Be Targeting Lungs In Young

Mumbai: Mumbai’s doctors have witnessed a rapid deterioration of the lung in select young Covid patients, prompting them to reiterate that the virus has not lost its sting completely. A subset of these patients has been asymptomatic for the initial few days before going on to have severe disease.

India Should Reduce Engagement With China, Dispense With Jingoism

New Delhi: India should reduce its engagement with China in three main areas but dispense with “myopic jingoism”, says a new report on how India can meet the Chinese challenge in the wake of bloody clashes between Indian and Chinese troops at Galwan and Chinese aggression in eastern Ladakh.

Kangana Gets Best Actress For ‘Manikarnika' At National Awards

New Delhi: Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut was announced the winner of the best actress award for her roles in ‘Manikarnika-the Queen of Jhansi’ and ‘Panga’, while Manoj Bajpayee and Dhanush were declared best actors for their performances in ‘Bhonsle’ and ‘Asuran’, respectively, at the 67th National Film Awards for 2019, announced on Monday.

60 Hurt In Suryapet At Kabaddi Event Mishap

Hyderabad: At least 60 people suffered injuries after a temporary viewing gallery for spectators collapsed during a kabaddi tournament at Guntakandala in Suryapet district on Monday.

Myanmar Protesters Defiant As 2 Killed, Pressure On Junta Grows

Demonstrators in Myanmar maintained their dogged opposition to military rule on Sunday despite a rising death toll, with two more people killed as the junta appeared equally determined to resist growing pressure to compromise.

Suspended Inspector Seeks Probe Against Singh

Mumbai: In the ongoing saga of mudslinging among senior police officers, a letter by a suspended police inspector, Anup Dange, to the additional chief secretary, home, seeking an inquiry into former police commissioner Param Bir Singh’s links with “dubious characters and others who have underworld links” has come to the fore. He has alleged Singh through a relative demanded Rs 2 crore to reinstate him.

Suspension Of MMTS Services Irks Commuters

Hyderabad: It’s been almost a year since Multi Modal Transport System (MMTS), the suburban rail system in the city, stopped its services due to Covid-19 induced lockdown.

BJP's Bengal Vow: CAA On Day 1, ₹10,000/yr For Refugee Families

Free Edu For Girls, 33% Quota For Women In Jobs

Complete Palamuru-Rangareddy Irrigation Scheme By Year-end: KCR Tells Officials

Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Sunday directed officials of the water resources department to take inspiration from the speed at which Kaleshwaram project was completed and set them a target to complete the works on the Palamuru-Rangareddy lift irrigation scheme by year-end.

NIA Takes Over Hiran Probe; Gelatin Sticks In Car Of Low Intensity: FSL

Mumbai: The MHA has handed over probe into the murder case of Thane businessman Mansukh Hiran to the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

SII Fails To Deliver, New Delhi's Vaccine Diplomacy Hits Hurdle

New Delhi: India’s vaccine diplomacy may be running into rough weather.

Cong, BJP Need New Game Plans To Beat TRS: Experts

Hyderabad: With the pink party bagging both graduate MLC seats on Saturday, the Nagarjunasagar bypoll may be a do or die battle for BJP and Congress to stop the TRS juggernaut.

Crackers, Sweets Mark TRS Victory

Hyderabad: Dozens of TRS party workers celebrated the victory of their candidates in MLC elections outside Saroornagar Indoor Stadium (counting centre), TRS Bhavan and TRS party offices in the city.

EC Hawk-Eye Forces Parties To Change ‘Gifts'

Chennai: Strict enforcement against voter bribing and the short time between announcement of election and polling have led to parties in Tamil Nadu shopping for cellphone covers and night lamps over traditional “gifts” of ‘kudam’ (pot), Tshirts and saris. The notification for the April 6 election was issued on February 26.

Road Closure: KTR Offers Hope To Affected Residents

Issue To Be Discussed At Meeting

US, China Talks Kick Off On A Testy Tone

Diplomats Of The Two Nations Publicly Criticise Each Other Over Human Right Abuses

Ashok Dropped, BJP Picks New Name For Alipurduar

Kolkata: The BJP top brass is likely to announce an alternate seat for former chief economic advisor Ashok Lahiri, who was dropped from the Alipurduar seat in West Bengal on Thursday.

Dinamo Zagreb Stun Spurs

Dinamo Zagreb players celebrate their 3-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur

Opium poppy straw worth ₹20 lakh seized, 1 arrested

Hyderabad: Rachakonda police arrested a peddler for illegal cultivation of opium poppy at Lemur village in Kandukur. Police seized 390 kilos of opium poppy straw worth ₹20 lakh. Acting on specific information, Kandukur police of Rachakonda commissionerate arrested D Chennakeshavaulu (45) for cultivating opium poppy.

People Flood Twitter For 2nd Day Over ‘Ripped Jeans' Jibe

Dehradun: The backlash against Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat’s statement about “shock” at a woman wearing ripped jeans continued to flood Twitter for the second consecutive day, with the hashtags #RippedJeans and #RippedJeansTwitter together amassing over 1 lakh tweets on Thursday, even as the Uttarakhand State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (USCPCR) came to the CM’s defence.

Rise In No. Of Cases Worries Students

Hyderabad: In view of spurt in Covid-19 cases in the state, especially the hinterland, engineering and pharmacy students are worried as many of them travel to neighbouring districts to appear for semester exams.

Sharath, Sathiyan Make Tokyo Cut

Chennai: It was a day to cherish for India’s paddlers as four of them booked their berths for Tokyo Olympics at the Asian qualifiers held in Doha on Thursday. Tamil Nadu’s G Sathiyan and Sharath Kamal sealed their spots in the men’s singles while Sutirtha Mukherjee and Manika Batra will be giving them company in the women’s singles category.

After Pak PM, Army Chief Calls For Stableties With India

Islamabad/New Delhi: A day after an outreach by Pakistani PM Imran Khan, the country's powerful Army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa on Thursday said stable ties between Pakistan and India were the key to unlocking the full potential of south and central Asia and stressed that it was time for the countries to “bury the past and move forward”.

Counting Of Votes Under Way Amid Tight Security

Hyderabad: The counting of votes for the biennial elections for the two graduates’ MLC constituencies of Mahabubnagar-Rangareddy-Hyderabad and Warangal-Khammam-Nalgonda was on Thursday videographed and the votes were counted in the presence of micro observers.

Mamata Pledges ‘Model Nandigram' In Manifesto

New Varsity To Be Built: TMC Chief

Sreeja On A Roll

City Paddler First From State To Bag No.1 Ranking Among Women

Collegium Split Over Selection Of Woman Judge To Apex Court

If Nagarathna Is Picked, India Could Get First Woman CJI In 2027

Desi Bug-Hunters Strike Gold In Covid Yr

Six years ago, Lokesh Kumar read about the famous Facebook photo deletion bug. A security researcher had found that any public photo on FB could be randomly deleted by anyone with the right code. It sparked more than an interest. But looking for bugs is hard work. After 28 rejections, Lokesh hit the bull’s eye.

Forest Fires In Kothagudem Keep Officials On Their Toes

Hyderabad: Forest fires in Bhadradri Kothagudem district are keeping officials on tenterhooks. So far this year, there have been as many as 1,200 forest fire incidents. The fires, apart from burning the forest patches, are harmful to animals in the forest tracts.