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Ed Sheeran faces music over street gig as B'luru police ask him to stop
BRITISH musician Ed Sheeran's surprise live street performance in Bengaluru was stopped mid-way by the Bengaluru City Police on Sunday morning.
Modi's 'parjeevi' jibe at Congress triggers political outcry in Bihar
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Congress a 'parjeevi' (parasite) party that feeds off its allies, Congress and RJD on Sunday said that the PM should first introspect and then attack the opposition.
Chennai Couple Die by Suicide in Palayamkottai
A Chennai-based couple reportedly died by suicide in Palayamkottai here on Sunday.
Inclusive AI focal point at Paris summit today
PM Modi to co-chair the event with French Prez Emmanuel Macron
Udhaya inaugurates bird park on banks of Cauvery
DEPUTY Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin on Sunday inaugurated a bird park on the banks of Cauvery river at Kambarasampettai in the district.
Don't Mistake the Map for the Territory
In spiritual journeys, illusions of progress can lull us into complacency, masking the true work of transformation and self-awareness
Karun hits unbeaten ton to lift Vidarbha vs TN
Riding on Karun Nair's bril liant unbeaten century (100 batting), Vidarbha posted 264 for 6 in 89 overs against Tamil Nadu on the first day of the quarterfinals of the Ranji Trophy played at Nagpur on Saturday.
'Govt, RBI together on major issues'
FM says rate cut and income tax announcements will give a boost to private investments
An Actor Prepares
Zahan Kapoor's latest prison drama is based on the non-fiction book, Black Warrant: Confessions of a Tihar Jailer
BJP wins bypoll after Ayodhya jolt
Defeats SP Faizabad Lok Sabha MP Awadhesh Prasad’s son by more than 61K votes in battle
In latest round, 3 Israeli hostages, 183 Palestinian prisoners freed
Trump's proposal to takeover Gaza has not affected swap, but may impact next talks
2.3L MGNREGA job cards deleted in 6 yrs in T'gana
A total of 2,30,909 job cards under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGA) were deleted in Telangana over the past six years, according to data provided by the Ministry of Rural Development in the Rajya Sabha.
An Uncertain Future of a Sacred World
The narrative explores the commitment and incredible relentlessness of the Bishnoi community that lives in harmony with nature
Woman pushed off train loses foetus
THE 36-year-old pregnant woman, who sustained severe injuries after being pushed out of a moving train resisting a rape near Jolarpet on Thursday, suffered a miscarriage on Saturday.
Drumming up support for the voiceless
There is a perception that people who learn parai are illiterates. Kannadasan hopes to change this stigma & show that it's an art that people celebrate
Seafarers above 65 may not be employed to serve on cargo vessels
IN a first, seafarers above 65 may now not be employable in cargo or passenger vessels registered under Merchant Shipping Act or certified as river-sea vessels or Indian coastal vessels where lifeboats are not mandated as part of life-saving appliances, as per the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS).
It's the Same River, It's the Same Island
Go before it goes. This delightful anthem runs through the air as \"the mighty Brahmaputracrowned the son of the creator of the universe, Lord Brahma-meanders through Assam before emptying itself in the Bay of Bengal.
Income Tax Bill to make rules simpler, easy to read
THE Income Tax Bill, approved by the Cabinet on Friday, will not have any rate surprises. The bill is a major exercise in making the income tax rules simpler and easily comprehensible.
With 21 states, BJP may push ONOE, UCC
WITH its decisive victory in the national capital, the BJP has received a shot in the arm to push its long-term ideological projects such as 'One Nation One Election' and the Uniform Civil Code (UCC).
BJP BETS BIG ON AAP CORRUPTION
RSS plays key role as party's strategy, put into motion 18 months before polls, focused on daily issues of people
THE OTHER ILLEGAL MIGRATION IN THE NORTHEAST
THE issue of illegal migration is in the spotlight. Again. The Supreme Court pulled up the Assam government last week following its submission that 63 declared foreigners could not be deported as their addresses were not available.
TRUMPERIALISM PLANS TO CONTROL WORLD
COLONISATION is dead; long live colonisation. The newagain president of the United States, Donald Trump, is convinced that the American imperium has been weakened by capitulation to liberal democracies by concession-oriented presidents.
WILL CLEAN UP YAMUNA: MODI
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said people of Delhi have rejected the politics of appeasement and put their faith in Modi ka guarantee.
Fit-again Kohli returns as India look to seal ODI series
EVEN before the India team reached the Barabati Stadium for practice, the venue started to fill.
The Three into Ten Plant Platter
The new trend of eating 30 plants a week is going viral on social media. Examining the truth behind this fad is turning over a new leaf.
Sacked worker hacks manager to death at Manali container yard
THE manager of a container yard in Manali was bludgeoned to death on Friday morning after he allegedly admonished subordinates for shirking work.
Sinking Ship of the Desert
Once a prized possession, camels in the Thar Desert face the looming threat of extinction because of motorisation and lack of grazing areas
The Magic of Metal
A collection by Hyderabad-based Nolwa Studio reimagines ancient Bidri craft through contemporary design intervention
The Mighty Power of the Proverbial Zero in Times of Chaos and Conflict
\"India discovered the zero many centuries ago. It revolutionised mathematics and metaphysics.
In INDIA bloc, Cong sees opportunity in AAP's loss
THOUGH the Congress failed to open its account in Delhi for the third consecutive term, the grand old party does not appear to regret its decision to contest elections in the state alone.