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'I NEED YOU TO SCREAM-SING...
...thus said Ed. From making the audience sing and dance to his songs, the concert in Gurugram saw Sheeran deliver a dynamic setlist with fan favourites such as 'Shivers', and 'Photograph'.
HC seeks Centre's reply on plea to make 'Bharat' sole national name
THE Delhi High Court has recently directed the Centre to respond to a petition seeking the exclusive recognition of 'Bharat' as the country's official name by March 12.
ROOTED IN SERENITY
Deepak John, a self-taught Bonsai and rock artist, creates Unique mini ecosystems that blend nature, spirituality, and creativity
Friend away at Kumbh, youth steps in for him at exam, held
IN an interesting incident, a youth has been arrested for taking the Class 12 JAC (Jharkhand Academic Council) Board exams on behalf of his friend, who was away at the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj for a holy dip.
Broken lunch boxes and half-eaten food
ON the night of February 15, the scene at the New Delhi railway station was regular: hundreds of trains arriving and departing, passengers waiting, and vendors selling their goods. However, within moments, tragedy struck in the form of a stampede, transforming the bustling and cheerful atmosphere into an unimaginable horror.
Yamuna clean-up begins, but experts call move 'temporary'
THE cleaning of the Yamuna River in Delhi has begun following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's pre-election promise.
IDF to miss Lebanon withdrawal deadline
ISRAEL's military said its forces will remain in five strategic locations in southern Lebanon after Tuesday's deadline for their withdrawal under a cease-fire with the Hezbollah militant group, as Lebanon's government expressed frustration over another delay.
DeepSeek's AI apps download halted in S Korea over privacy concerns
CHINESE artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek has temporarily paused downloads of its chatbot apps in South Korea while it works with local authorities to address privacy concerns, according to South Korean officials on Monday.
Royal show: Mandhana, bowlers power RCB
SMRITI Mandhana led from the front to help Royal Challengers Bengaluru post a handsome win over Delhi Capitals in the Women's Premier League in Vadodara on Monday.
AP govt rolls out early childhood development programme
THE State government has launched a pilot project aimed at enhancing early childhood development by integrating modern technology with Anganwadi centres.
Heavy rush, passengers with confirmed tickets scramble to board trains
JHARKHAND police on Monday reviewed the overcrowding at railway stations in the state following at least five women fainting at Ranchi railway station on Sunday because of unprecedented overcrowding.
National-ranking bridge event: Playing their cards right with big picture in mind
A DECK of cards is neatly arranged at the centre of a red velvety table.
Holding areas, new SOPs to ease crowding at stns
IN the wake of the stampede at the New Delhi railway station on Saturday, the Ministry of Railways on Monday announced a slew of measures to prevent untoward incidents and identified 60 railway stations across the country that experience high footfalls.
Meanwhile, Atishi Says BJP Has No Face To Run City
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has raised concerns over the BJP's delay in naming a chief minister candidate, accusing the party of lacking leadership and a vision for the capital's future.
Experts question viability of more oil, gas imports from United States
WITH the US pushing for significantly increasing its oil and gas supplies to India, experts have questioned the cost viability of the proposal.
Benchmark indices end flat after 8-day losing streak; FII outflow continues
DOMESTIC equity market ended its eight-day losing streak on Friday as benchmark indices—BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50—closed in positive territory despite a sluggish start to the trading session.
2 Flights Carrying 33 Gujaratis From US Land at Ahmedabad
A group of 33 Gujaratis, part of the second batch of illegal Indian immigrant deportees from the US that landed in Amritsar, arrived at Ahmedabad on Monday.
Case against Pak national linked to Gogoi's wife
THE Assam Police on Monday registered a case against a Pakistani national, Ali Tauqeer Sheikh, and others for their alleged comments on India's internal affairs and parliamentary matters aimed at disrupting communal harmony and the nation's interests.
Nepali student dies by suicide, KIIT on boil
A 20-year-old Nepali student's suicide after allegedly being harassed by a fellow student on Sunday sparked tension at KIIT University and drew intervention from Kathmandu.
41 Former Police Officers Arrested in Bangladesh for Committing Atrocities
POLICE in Bangladesh have arrested 41 former officers who are among 1,059 ex-policemen accused of committing atrocities during the 2024 student-led movement that led to the ouster of prime minister Sheikh Hasina, officials and media reports said on Monday.
Pradhan Bats For 3-Language Policy, Says No 'Imposition' Of Hindi At Hindu Function
UNION Minister for Education Dharmendra Pradhan attended the 126th Founder's Day celebration of the prestigious Hindu College as chief guest on Monday.
BJP, Congress lock horns over Sam Pitroda's 'China' view
AMID sharp criticism from the BJP, the Congress on Monday distanced itself from its leader Sam Pitroda's remarks on China, and said his views do not belong to the party.
Early morning tremor shakes citv
Scary rumbling sound, quake's epicentre at a depth of 5km beneath Dhaula Kuan locality
SC pulls up UP govt for razing part of mosque
The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to concerned authorities of the Uttar Pradesh government in a contempt petition against the demolition of a part of the Madni mosque in Kushinagar.
Tariff not a hurdle for Indo-US trade deal, say officials
WITH the sword of high tariff hanging over its head, the government believes that the issue of reciprocal tariff and Bilateral Trade Agreement with the US can be dealt with separately.
ED pushes for delay in money laundering case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Monday urged the Delhi High Court to stall the framing of charges in the 2017 money laundering case against AAP leader Satyendar Jain.
Kerala couple helps quench Malawi villagers' thirst
Far away from God's Own country, in a South-Central African nation called Malawi, which ranks among the world's least developed and poorest countries, a young Malayali couple is helping villagers deprived of facilities like proper school buildings and wells for drinking water.
No end in sight to Samsung stir, families join workers' agitation
FOR the first time after protests erupted again at the Samsung India unit near Sriperumbudur over suspension of three workers, family members of the staff joined them in a protest held at the Bazaar Area of Sunguvarchatram on Monday morning.
Students boycott classes after disciplinary action against 17 in Jamia univ
STUDENTS of Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) boycotted classes on Monday as they demanded the authority to withdraw the suspension orders and restrictions on campus gatherings and protests.
Setback to Sukhbir as SGPC chief resigns, offers to quit Akal Takht panel
HARJINDER Singh Dhami on Monday resigned as the president of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) following condemnation from Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Raghbir Singh regarding the sacking of Giani Harpreet Singh from Takht Damdama Sahib by the SGPC executive committee, which Dhami chairs.