Leopard’s growl and a lie: How a blood-stained rock and a forensic report exposed a murder

Cities September 29, 2025

In December 2024, a woman was found dead in a sugarcane field in Maharashtra, sparking public outrage over the human-wildlife conflict. The initial statement of a leopard attack was later revealed to be a planned murder by the victim's husband's nephew and a laborer. They were arrested and a charge sheet was filed against them.

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Centre’s new draft rules may make green nod easier for Adani cement unit in Kalyan

Cities 2 hr ago

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change plans to exempt standalone cement grinding units from environmental clearance, benefiting Adani Group's proposed plant in Kalyan. The project, located at a former National Rayon Company site, has faced opposition from locals.

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In MP town with 11 cough syrup deaths, a refrain: ‘No facility, had to go to Nagpur’

India 46 min ago

Prakash Yaduvanshi stood outside Parasia police station, waiting to record a statement on his son’s death. “He was my only son,” said Yaduvanshi, who is from Parasia in Madhya Pradesh’s Chhindwara district. “There was no proper treatment in government hospitals. I had no option but to go to private hospitals in Nagpur.”

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India, US yet to find ‘landing ground’ for trade talks, our red lines must be respected: Jaishankar

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India, US yet to find landing ground, our red lines must be respected: Jaishankar on talks

India 2 hr ago

Underlining that “there are things you can negotiate and there are things you can’t”, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said Sunday that India has been in talks with the US for “a trade understanding” where “our bottom lines and red lines are respected”. He reassured Quad is active, and India aims to go beyond defending interests and catch up in manufacturing.

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Bihar Assembly polls to be held before November 22: Election Commission

India 12 hr ago

CEC Gyanesh Kumar confirmed Bihar Legislative Assembly elections before November 22, introduced reforms and logistical changes for free, fair and timely elections. A major initiative is the reduction of number of electors per polling station to 1,200. Parties had suggested that elections be held right after the Chhath festival, and in as few phases as possible to maximise voter participation.

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Energy weapons, satellites, radar network key to Sudarshan Chakra

India 27 min ago

India's Mission Sudarshan Chakra aims to create a nationwide air defence shield by linking 6,000 to 7,000 radars, satellites, and DEWs. The project involves the armed forces, paramilitary forces, defence PSUs, and R&D bodies. It will cover strategic locations and population centres, and will integrate multiple radar systems, OTH radars, and DEWs to detect and neutralise enemy threats.

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A child runs with Chinese national flags outside the Forbidden City during the National Day holidays in Beijing, China, Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025.

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China This Week | Attracting STEM talent to China, and reading new PMI data

Explained 53 min ago

China celebrated its National Day on October 1, with President Xi Jinping emphasising the theme of "national rejuvenation". The country also introduced new visas for STEM students. This also comes as some Chinese STEM talent in the US is returning due to uncertain immigration policies. Further, China's manufacturing PMI for September showed a sixth consecutive month of contraction.

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Bihar voter rolls purified… foreigners among those deleted: CEC Gyanesh Kumar

India 46 min ago

CEC Gyanesh Kumar announced the purification of the voter rolls in Bihar, with the removal of foreigners, dead electors, and permanently shifted individuals. The Election Commission will continue to accept Aadhaar as a valid document, but another document will be required for eligibility.

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Why fasting blood sugar of 17.5 mmol/L or 315 mg/dL is abnormal for a healthy adult

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A fasting blood sugar level of 17.5 mmol/L or 315 mg/dL is considered dangerously high and requires immediate medical attention. This can be caused by various factors such as untreated diabetes, stress, medications, infections, or hormonal disorders. Treatment may involve lifestyle changes, medication, and addressing underlying causes.

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Friends, training partners Preethi Pal and Simran Sharma revel in each other’s success

Sports 7 hr ago

Preethi Pal and Simran Sharma, trained by Gajendra Singh, won individual medals in the World Para Athletics Championships. Preethi won silver in the women's 100m T35 race and Simran won silver in the women's 200m T12 event. The 100m T35 final was re-run due to a double gun shot, and Simran's medal was upgraded after a foul. Both athletes have ambitious goals and are driven to achieve even more.

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Two-time Paralympic champion Sumit Antil threw the Javelin 71.37m in the F64 Category to set the Championship record. (ANI Photo)

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Highlights of 2025 World Para Athletics Championships

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While India slipped down to 10th in the medals table of the athletics Para world championships, this was the best in terms of medal haul with 22 medals secured. Here are the highlights of the event for the host contingent:

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India beat Pakistan to maintain perfect record at 12-0

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In a match against Pakistan, India's bowling coach Aavishkar Salvi expressed confidence in the team's performance despite struggling to reach their A-game. With several technical and tactical errors, India managed to win by 88 runs, maintaining their unbeaten record against Pakistan in women's ODIs.

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Navdeep wins final Indian medal silver in javelin F41 as hosts finish with biggest haul

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Paralympic gold medallist Navdeep Singh won a silver medal in the men's javelin throw F41 category at the World Para Athletics Championships. Despite not achieving gold, he was satisfied with his performance and is already looking forward to the upcoming Asian Para Games and the 2028 Paralympics in Los Angeles, with unwavering support from his family and friends.

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Yogesh Kathuniya celebrating with family after winning silver medal at the World Para Athletics Championships. (PritishRaj/ExpressPhoto)

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How parents of India’s triumphant para athletes soaked in glory of their champion children

Sports 8 hr ago

These are just two stories from the many families who visited the iconic JLN Stadium over the course of past nine days to see their son, daughter, grand children or spouse in action for the first time. While some won medals and others couldn't, the emotion was the binding thread between both.

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On Saturday, India announced their squads for the upcoming white-ball tour of Australia, in which both Rohit and Kohli were named. (Reuters Photo)

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Kohli, Rohit should play domestic cricket if they want to play World Cup: Irfan Pathan

Sports 9 hr ago

Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan believes the duo will have to feature regularly in domestic cricket in order to keep their hopes alive of representing their country in the 2027 ODI World Cup.

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For the first visit, a police station was finalised as these children are generally at conflict with the police system due to negative experiences in their lives such as their houses being demolished, parents taken into custody, which have led to only traumatising memories about police.

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Homeless children meet police in initiative by NGO to inspire aspirations

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A homeless child, Mahadev Kumar, was given a chocolate by a police officer during a visit to a police station as part of an initiative by the Koshish Trust. The aim was to introduce the children to different professions and make them feel included in society.

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Former world champion Vladimir Kramnik was not amused by Hikaru Nakamura throwing Gukesh Dommaraju's king into the fans at the Checkmate: USA vs India clash in Arlington, Texas. (Screengrabs via ChessBase India YouTube)

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‘Vulgarity’: Vladimir Kramnik slams Hikaru Nakamura for throwing Gukesh’s king in air

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Vladimir Kramnik condemned Hikaru Nakamura for throwing Gukesh Dommaraju's king into the crowd during an exhibition match. Kramnik and other chess experts deemed it vulgar and disrespectful, expressing concern for the game's future. The idea came from organizers, but Kramnik accused Nakamura of promoting awful behavior and damaging the integrity of chess.

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Suryakumar Yadav and Salman Ali Agha not shaking hands at the Asia Cup has had a cascading effect. (AP Photo)

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India-Pakistan games should no longer be ‘arranged’ at ICC events: Atherton

Sports 10 hr ago

Former England captain Michael Atherton believes that fixtures at ICC events should no longer be “arranged” to make sure that India and Pakistan meet at every tournament after the animosity and controversy that erupted between the two teams at last month’s Asia Cup.

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From Washington to London: A new economic consensus

Explained 20 min ago

In 1990, economist John Williamson's Ten Commandments of Economic Policy Reform were widely accepted and promoted by global financial institutions, but have since been challenged by the global financial crisis and China's rise. Now, a group of scholars have proposed a new economic consensus for the 21st century centered on wellbeing, growth, resilience, and politics.

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The Commission has projected a total of around 7.5 lakh households for Survey in its preliminary projections for Bengaluru Urban limits, with the numbers expected to increase once the exercise is complete.

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Socio-economic Survey in Bengaluru likely to extend till October 18

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The Socio-economic and Educational Survey in GBA is delayed and may not be completed until October 18. Despite this, 1.22 lakh households have been enumerated in the first two days. A meeting will be held to discuss progress and a possible extension in other districts. Union Minister V Somanna has criticized the Survey, claiming it is politically motivated and flawed.

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Questioned whether the survey will be extended, he said, the Commission and the concerned department will decide on it.

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Caste census: Karnataka Deputy CM advises officials not to ask questions that are personal

Cities 10 hr ago

Karnataka Deputy CM D K Shivakumar has advised officials conducting the Social and Educational Survey to not ask personal questions. The voluntary survey by the Karnataka State Commission for Backward Classes has faced objections but the court has ruled in its favor. Shivakumar urges people to participate and avoid questions about personal belongings.

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Rohit will be 40 by the time the 2027 World Cup arrives while Kohli will be 37. (PTI Photo)

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Kohli, Rohit would’ve remained unavailable if…: Gavaskar stirs the pot

Sports 11 hr ago

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are both part of the Indian team travelling to Australia for their upcoming three-match ODI series despite the veteran pair having last played cricket only in the 2025 Indian Premier League (IPL) which ended on June 3.

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Tamil Nadu fighting against…: Stalin’s retort after Guv RN Ravi’s jibe on state slogan

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin and Governor R N Ravi exchanged words over the state's fight against delimitation, NEET, and the Governor himself. Stalin hit back, listing the state's ongoing battles against Hindi imposition, religious fanaticism, and the Governor's overreach of authority. He also reiterated the state's opposition to delimitation and NEET.

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Pakistan captain Fatima Sana was seen having a lengthy chat with the fourth umpire after the decision was announced. (Disney+Hotstar screenshot/AP Photo)

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Why Pakistan’s Muneeba Ali was correctly given run out; here’s what the rules say

Sports 10 hr ago

Pakistan opening batter Muneeba Ali was dismissed in bizarre fashion during the ODI World Cup clash against India in Colombo on Sunday. The left-handed batter was adjudged run out despite appearing to ground her bat before the ball hit the stumps.

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The chargesheet was filed before the NIA Special Court, Mohali, while 11 other identified accused remain absconding.

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Foreign-based handlers used social media to radicalise Punjab youth, says NIA

Cities 11 hr ago

The NIA has filed a chargesheet against 11 accused for the RPG terror attack in Punjab, allegedly orchestrated by the BKI group. The accused have been charged under various laws, while 11 others are still at large. The attack was aided by foreign-based operatives who recruited youth through social media. The NIA is working to trace absconders and uncover additional conspirators.

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The minister urged private institutions to work together to boost Delhi's medical emergency preparedness.

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Delhi Health Minister flags off 10 free ambulances to boost emergency care

Cities 11 hr ago

Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh flagged off 10 free ambulances under the “Aakash Community Life Savers” initiative to improve medical emergency response. The ambulances, launched under a public-private partnership model, will operate free of cost and aim to reduce response times.

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Padma Lakshmi believes thayir sadam (curd rice) is one of the ‘best hot weather dishes’

Lifestyle 11 hr ago

Padma Lakshmi reveals her favorite recipe for thayir sadam, a cooling and nutritious curd rice dish from Tamil. Packed with probiotics and nutrients, it's ideal for hot days. Experts praise the benefits of fermented curd, such as better digestion and immunity. However, those with lactose intolerance or certain health issues should be cautious.

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The launch of a new scheme identical to an existing one has led to the Maharashtra government led by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to end a program named after state’s former deputy Chief Minister and popular Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader late R R Patil.

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Rural scheme named after R R Patil ended after govt merges it with new one

Cities 12 hr ago

Maharashtra government led by BJP has merged the 'R R (Aaba) Patil Sundar Gaon Award' scheme with the newly launched CM Samruddha Panchayatraj Abhiyan. The decision has been met with opposition from Patil's son, who will be writing to the Chief Minister. The new scheme is bigger and will distribute over Rs 250 crore in awards.

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At least 44 killed in Nepal after heavy rain, landslides; PM Modi offers condolences

World 12 hr ago

Heavy rainfall in Nepal has caused landslides, flooding, and a lightning strike, resulting in 44 deaths and many missing. The district of Illam was hit the hardest, with 37 reported deaths. Rescue efforts are hindered by blocked roads and damaged infrastructure.

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Marco Rubio says Gaza war is not yet over, priority is to get hostages out

World 12 hr ago

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio believes that the war in Gaza is far from over, despite the release of hostages by Hamas. The next steps are still being negotiated, as Hamas has only agreed in principle to President Trump's proposal. The main focus is on creating a Palestinian leadership and disarming terrorist groups for a lasting peace.

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The sea phase involves complex maritime operational drills focusing on anti-air, anti-surface and anti-submarine exercises along with flying operations, the Indian Navy said.

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India, UK begin eight-day maritime exercise off West coast

India 4 hr ago

The navies of India and the UK have begun an eight-day wargame exercise, Konkan-25, off the Western coast. Both nations have deployed frontline assets, including aircraft carriers, for the exercise. The sea and harbour phases will focus on complex maritime drills and interactions between naval personnel.

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Wangchuk says will stay behind bars until judicial probe into Ladakh killings: Lawyer

Cities 14 hr ago

Sonam Wangchuk, an activist detained under the NSA, is willing to remain in jail until a fair investigation is launched into the death of four individuals during the Ladakh protests. He has been advocating for statehood and Sixth Schedule safeguards for Ladakh.

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It's no wonder consumers are confused about whether their sunscreens actually work.

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Does my sunscreen actually work? Here’s what’s behind the latest SPF concerns

Lifestyle 12 hr ago

Concerns have been raised about the accuracy of SPF levels in sunscreens, leading to recalls and investigations by the TGA. A shared "base formula" may be the cause of lower SPF levels. Consumers should check their sunscreen and use other sun safety measures as a precaution.

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The doubling of this section will also create avenues for additional freight traffic of 0.88 MTPA

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Railways sanctions Rs 396 crore for doubling Ranaghat-Bangaon section in West Bengal

India 13 hr ago

The Railway Board has approved Rs 396.04 crore for doubling the Ranaghat-Bangaon section in West Bengal. This will improve freight and passenger movement between Nadia and North 24 Parganas districts and reduce congestion. The 32.93-km-long section is a part of Eastern Railway's Sealdah division and will also introduce AC local trains.

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Japan set to get new PM: How China views Sanae Takaichi, why that matters

Explained 13 hr ago

Sanae Takaichi becomes the first female leader of Japan's ruling party, with China expressing hope for a rational policy towards them. Despite doubts about her ultra-conservative views and lack of foreign policy experience, her long record in parliament and economic security background may help unite the divided party. As prime minister, she'll have to balance her anti-China stance with stability.

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The DGCA is mandated by MoCA to keep a watch on airfares, especially during the festival season, and take appropriate measures in case of a surge in prices.

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DGCA asks airlines to deploy more flights to keep festival season airfares in check

Business 12 hr ago

The DGCA has requested airlines to increase capacity to avoid high airfares during the festival season. IndiGo, Air India, Air India Express, and SpiceJet will add 1,700 flights. The DGCA will closely monitor fares and flight capacities to protect passengers' interests.

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As flood toll crosses 14, Mamata opens 24/7 control room, to visit Darjeeling tomorrow

Cities 2 hr ago

Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, took immediate action as the death toll from floods in North Bengal rose to 14. She set up a control room and held a high-level meeting to monitor the situation caused by heavy rainfall and overflowing rivers. She urged stranded tourists to stay safe and promised support.

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The Ba***ds of Bollywood actor Rajat Bedi recently claimed that no film industry insiders looked back at him and his family following the untimely demise of his father, director Narendra Bedi.

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Rajat Bedi recalls losing his father at 9; says no one from film industry supported family

Entertainment 13 hr ago

The Ba***ds of Bollywood star Rajat Bedi's career is, in a way, a testament that nepotism doesn't work the same way for all the star kids. Despite being the son of director-producer Narendra Bedi, he found little success for most parts of his career. During a recent interview, he revealed that no industry insiders even looked back at him and his family following the untimely demise of his father.

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Throughout the first 34 overs of the match, in which India were batting first, insects could be seen buzzing about in the frame almost everywhere, particularly around the pitch. (AP Photo)

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Bizarre scenes as India vs Pakistan Women’s World Cup match paused for pest-control

Sports 13 hr ago

Rain was expected to stop a few stoppages in the India vs Pakistan clash in the Women's World Cup on Sunday in Colombo. Well, there were stoppages, but not due to rain being in the air but buzzing insects. Throughout the first 34 overs of the match, in which India were batting first, insects could be seen buzzing about in the frame almost everywhere, particularly around the pitch.

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Hugging pandas for a living? Yes, it’s a real job in China

Lifestyle 13 hr ago

Pandas are adored for their cuteness, but in captivity, they can become lonely and need human interaction to thrive. In China, a research center hires humans to cuddle and care for pandas, providing them with warmth and food. This unique volunteer program not only benefits the pandas but also helps with conservation efforts to protect the declining population.

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“To reverse the rapid decline of India’s camel population and restore its economic and ecological significance, a multi-dimensional strategy is essential,” the draft notes.

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Centre plans National Camel Mission to save India’s dwindling desert icon

India 3 hr ago

The Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying is launching the National Camel Sustainability Initiative to reverse the decline in India's camel population. The initiative aims to bring together departments and state governments for coordinated action, with proposed measures including legal reforms.

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The first incident occurred in Kamla Nagar, where she had gone to run some errands. While walking, she passed a group of three or four men sitting on a scooter. One of them made a derogatory comment: "Seng chong." (Image source: @___insolitude/Instagram)

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Meghalaya woman faces racial discrimination in Delhi streets,: ‘All of them started to…’

Trending 14 hr ago

A woman from Meghalaya recently shared two disturbing racist incidents she was subjected to within hours. In an Instagram video, she shared her painful experience in an emotional video that has sparked conversations about racial discrimination faced by Northeastern communities in India.

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The landslides have severely damaged key road networks, including the National Highways 10 and 717A (Photo credit: @RajuBista/X)

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Darjeeling landslides | Sikkim cut off from Bengal, CM to visit tomorrow: 5 things to know

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At least 14 people have died in landslides caused by heavy rainfall in North Bengal's Darjeeling and Kalimpong districts. Two iron bridges have collapsed and many roads and land areas have been damaged and flooded. The toll is expected to rise and several districts, including Jalpaiguri and Alipurduar, have been affected.

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a 2024 Spotify report listed Kishore Kumar among the most streamed retro artists in India, proving that a generation born long after the Walkman still sways to his voice.

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Young Edge | Retro beats, Gen Z reels: Why old Bollywood songs refuse to fade

Cities 14 hr ago

On World Music Day, old Bollywood songs are making a comeback and gaining popularity among the younger generation. Songs like "Abhi Na Jao Chhod Kar" and "Kya Hua Tera Vaada" are being revived and loved for their honesty and depth, unlike modern music which is seen as lacking emotion due to new technology like AI and autotune.

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The Union minister noted that the Maharashtra Government was also taking all measures to extend help to the flood-affected farmers.

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Amit Shah to Fadnavis Govt: ‘Send detailed report on flood damage in Maharashtra’

Cities 4 hr ago

Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited Maharashtra to assess the flood damage and promised a relief package from the Central Government. He praised Dr Vithalrao Vikhe-Patil's efforts and urged the state government to send a detailed report. NCP (S-P) chief Sharad Pawar also urged the state government to request financial assistance.

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The police said the man was in undergarments, smoking cigarettes, and consuming alcohol. Despite repeated requests to leave, he persisted in remaining during the court proceedings, the complaint alleged.

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Man dressed only in undergarments disrupts Delhi court’s virtual hearing

Cities 15 hr ago

Delhi Police arrested a notorious criminal, Mohammad Imran, for disrupting a virtual court hearing while smoking and drinking in his undergarments. Despite being asked to leave, he stayed and was identified as a school dropout with a history of drug and alcohol addiction. He has been involved in 50 cases and was recently released from jail.

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The incessant downpours triggered multiple landslides across Darjeeling hills

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Darjeeling landslides: President calls deaths ‘distressing’, Mamata announces compensation

India 15 hr ago

President Droupadi Murmu, PM Narendra Modi, HM Amit Shah, and CM Mamata Banerjee express sorrow over heavy rains and landslides in North Bengal. 12 dead, many missing in Darjeeling hills. Leaders offer condolences, aid to affected. Banerjee announces compensation and aid for victims.

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Fifty per cent off: Flagship headphone features at around Rs 5,000? You bet!

Technology 15 hr ago

When one thinks of flagship headphones, images of gadgets from well-known brands with innovative designs, great sound, multiple features and of course, hefty price tags come to mind. So imagine getting a pair of headphones that deliver a lot of flagship audio bang for surprisingly few bucks? The Earfun Wave Pro do just that.

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Industrialist Rajinder Gupta likely to be AAP’s candidate for Punjab Rajya Sabha seat

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AAP announces Trident Group Chairman Rajinder Gupta as Rajya Sabha candidate from Punjab

Cities 15 hr ago

AAP announces Rajinder Gupta, founder of Trident Group and Padma Shri awardee, as its candidate for Rajya Sabha from Punjab. This puts an end to speculations about Kejriwal or Sisodia taking on the role. Gupta, a first-generation entrepreneur, will fill the sole vacancy on AAP's quota of 10 seats. He was awarded the Padma Shri in 2007 for his work in trade and industry.

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After a pause that, unfortunately, lasted a few years, a group of actors from the 1980s came together for yet another reunion just a few days ago, enjoying a day filled with joy, love and laughter.

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Chiranjeevi, Jackie Shroff, Venkatesh & Suhasini take part in 80s stars reunion. See pics

Entertainment 15 hr ago

After a pause that, unfortunately, lasted a few years, the 80s stars came together for yet another reunion just a few days ago, enjoying a day filled with joy, love and laughter. A few of them shared photos from the occasion, offering glimpses of their celebrations. Among the attendees were Chiranjeevi, Venkatesh Daggubati, Jackie Shroff, Shobana, Revathy, Ramya Krishnan and Suhasini Maniratnam.

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Timeless Tales: Romance in moonlight, the essence of Karwachauth

Cities 15 hr ago

Karwachauth is a festival in North India where married women fast for their husband's well-being and dress up like brides. It falls on October 10 this year and has been passed down for generations. The festival signifies love, devotion, and romance in marriage as husbands pamper their wives during the fast.

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According to the Centre’s letter, Telangana, Odisha, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Assam, Karnataka and Jharkhand account for most of the pending claims.

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Exclusive: Centre urges states to clear Forest Rights Act backlog

India 4 hr ago

15% of forest and community land claims under the Forest Rights Act (FRA), 2006, remain pending, with Telangana, Odisha, Assam, Gujarat, and Maharashtra having the most cases. The Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA) has urged states to clear the backlog and review FRA implementation. The highest pendency is in Telangana, while some states have done better in recognizing community rights.

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