I CAN'T KEEP DOING THE SAME THING: NIA ON HIATUS FROM DAILY SOAPS

The actor admits that finding the right kind of work becomes DN difficult when you are so specific about what you want’

Come clean, the eco-friendly way!

Jesus and Mary College students have facilitated the installation of a toilet, constructed with a sustainable approach, in Ajmeri Gate

Have diabetes, will eat fruit: Five options to add to your diet

It is a common belief that those managing diabetes should refrain from fruits due to their sugar content.

AN EARNEST LEGACY CONTINUES: MUKESH AMBANI'S CHILDREN STEP ONTO RIL'S BOARD

In a touching and historic move for one of India's iconic multinational conglomerates, the Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) Board has marked a significant shift by appointing Isha, Anant and Akash Ambani as Non-Executive Directors.

'I DON'T APPROVE OF MUSIC THAT GLORIFIES OBJECTIFICATION OF WOMEN'

It wouldn't be wrong to say that hip-hop is among the most celebrated genres in India today. Being one of the -pioneers of the music form in the country, Badshah feels there should be more gender parity in it.

Equal prize money, top field for Tata Steel Chess

The second edition of the women's competition of the Tata Steel Chess, which begins here on Thursday, will see some players renewing their ties with the city and others forging new ones. There are five Grandmasters in the 10-player list for rapid and blitz games including reigning world champion Ju Wenjun of China, Ukrainian Anna Ushenina, who held that honour in 2012, former world rapid champion Koneru Humpy, Harika Dronavalli who is a multiple medallist at world championships and Georgian Nino Batsiashvili, an individual gold medallist at the 2022 Olympiad.

Only the 90m throw is left, says Neeraj ahead of Zurich

Javelin champion says Zurich Diamond League is a great opportunity to nail that elusive mark

Pakistan's steady rise to white-ball stability

Results have rarely been an accurate indicator of Pakistan cricket’s health. 1992 was like pulling a rabbit out of the hat, except Imran Khan never doubted their ability to win. 2009 was almost a rite of passage after Sreesanth had cut short Misbah-ul-Haq’s nearly-there onslaught in the 2007 T20 World Cup. And 2017 was a tale of success built on several aligning factors and a bit of luck with Sarfaraz Ahmed—possibly their most modest leader ever—calmly steering them through the chaotic Champions Trophy.

BCCI e-auction to decide bilateral cricket's value

‘All good things have a price,’ Uday Shankar, then Star India chairman had declared when he splashed ₹ 6138 crore -- ₹ 60.18 crore per match – in 2018 to retain the rights for Indian bilateral cricket, on TV and mobile. Star completed a hat-trick of big cricket acquisitions, after buying International Cricket Council (ICC) and Indian Premier League (IPL) rights.

India allows rice export to Bhutan, Mauritius

India on permitted Wednesday exports of limited quantities of non-basmati white rice to Bhutan, Mauritius and Singapore, according to a notification by Directorate General of Foreign Trade.

'Around 30 cos applied under PLI scheme for IT hardware'

Dell, HP, Acer are among the firms which applied, says IT minister Vaishnaw

China's aggressiveness threatening democratic way of life in Taiwan: FM

China's aggressive muscle flexing is threatening the democratic way of life in Taiwan and allowing the island's participation in the UN system will demonstrate the world body's determination to unite for global peace, Taiwanese foreign minister Jaushieh Joseph Wu said on Wednesday.

Hurricane Idalia unleashes fury on Florida and Georgia

Over 330,000 customers were without electricity as residents in some areas see chest-high water from the storm.

2 jawans, 5 locals injured as firing continues in Manipur

At least seven people, including two India Reserve Battalion (IRB) personnel, were injured as armed miscreants from both Kuki and Meitei communities in ethnic strife-torn Manipur engaged in intermittent firing throughout Wednesday, people aware of the matter said.

Cong will replicate Karnataka model in all states: Rahul

The development work carried out by the Siddaramaiah-led Karnataka government will be replicated across the country, senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Wednesday, adding that the party fulfilled key pre-poll promises made to the people of the southern state.

17 centres to develop courses in Indian Knowledge System

The Union government has selected proposals from 17 higher education institutions across the country to set up specialized centres to develop courses in different domains of the Indian Knowledge System, including Indian mathematics, Vastu Shastra, Pashu Ayurveda, Indian psychology, and Yoga, for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, officials familiar with the development said.

Balaji oversaw cash-for-job racket in transport dept: ED

The recruitment process in Tamil Nadu’s transport department “turned into a corrupt chiefdom”, the Enforcement Directorate has contended in its chargesheet against V Senthil Balaji, the state minister who held the portfolio until the last week of June when it was re-allocated following his arrest. The charge sheet was filed on August 12 and a court in Chennai took its cognizance on August 16.

Adhir's suspension revoked after House panel weighs in

Congress’s Lok Sabha floor leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury’s suspension from the House was revoked on Wednesday, hours after the privileges committee, headed by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lawmaker Sunil Singh, recommended his reinstatement to Speaker Om Birla.

Panels, logo, public outreach on agenda of INDIA meeting

Sixty-three leaders from 28 opposition parties flew into Mumbai on Wednesday for a two-day meeting of the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA), bracing for tough negotiations that will test their unity in what is tipped to be the group’s first effort at moving beyond symbolism to resolve thorny substantive issues of leadership and political strategy.

Gzb lawyer shot dead in his chambers, probe on

A 42-year-old lawyer was shot dead by two assailants in his chambers at Ghaziabad tehsil, police officers aware of the matter said on Wednesday, adding that the deceased's wife has claimed that a family dispute led to the murder.

Amazon manager shot dead in Bhajanpura

A 36-year-old man, who worked as a senior manager for e-commerce giant Amazon, was shot dead and his relative grievously injured after five motorcycle-borne men fired at them in northeast Delhi’s Bhajanpura late on Tuesday night, police said on Wednesday. The victims were also riding a motocycle when they were targeted.

GST refund: Minister says finance secy not filing appeal in top court

Due to the illegal, unconstitutional Act, numerous officials have now begun to rebel against the elected government.

2 Aerocity flyovers to help connectivity

The Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), which operates the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, is building two flyovers along the Northern Access Road in Aerocity to decongest the locality, officials aware of the matter said on Wednesday.

Two buses collide at Sansad Marg

SIX PEOPLE WERE INJURED IN THE CRASH, INCLUDING THE BUS DRIVERS AND I CONDUCTOR

Agencies on alert against cyber attack by hackers

Multiple agencies are working round the clock to ensure that cyber attackers do not disrupt the G20 Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi next week by attacking event’s main website, or the critical information infrastructure, people familiar with the development said.

Special lounges coming up at IGI airport for heads of States

Three ceremonial lounges are being prepared to receive the heads of State expected to arrive for the G20 Summit from September 9 to 10 at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, officials aware of the matter said on Wednesday.

NDMC centre to watch traffic movement, hotels, pollution

From coordinating the movement of delegates from hotels to the G20 Summit venue, monitoring traffic congestion and local pollution levels to keeping a check on maintenance of beautified stretches -- the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) plans to use its Integrated Command and Control Centre as the nerve centre for managing work related to hosting the global event over the next fortnight, senior officials aware of the arrangements said on Wednesday.

Fountain fixtures, genset wires go missing in G20 puzzle for officials

Thieves in the national capital have set their sights on installations put up in and around New Delhi ahead of the G20 Summit, stealing high-end lights, copper wires and even cheap, minor fittings like nozzles, said officials of the state Public Works Department (PWD).

The hills have eyes that keep a lookout for cops

That day, the hills rang out with the sounds of violence.

Kota's cry for help: 8 died since June 24, at least 45 others told helpline they didn't want to live either

In the 55 days between June 24 and August 18 this year, eight students died by suicide in Kota, part of the 23 such deaths that have taken place in 2023, already the highest since the district administration began collecting such data in 2015. But in a sign of just how deep the mental health crisis in India’s coaching hub is, in those 55 days alone, Kota Abhay Command Centre — a special students’ cell set up by the police on June 22 that works to prevent such suicides — intervened after distress calls from 45 more students who were contemplating suicide.