Rajyamata-Gaumata title for desi cows, gaushalas to get subsidy: Maharashtra

The Maharashtra government has recognized indigenous cows as ‘Rajyamata-Gaumata’ due to their historical, nutritional, medicinal, and agricultural significance. In response to declining numbers, the cabinet will provide Rs 50 daily subsidies to cow shelters for better care of these breeds, aiming to support and preserve them.

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VP debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz: 10 things to know

JD Vance versus Tim Walz is a high-stake debate because they have attacked and counter-attacked each other on several issues including what JD Vance called Tim Walz's 'stolen record'. JD Vance is a confident orator, debater and Tim Walz is reportedly anxious ahead of the debate fearing that he would let down Kamala Harris. But Walz's advantage is the political fumbles that the GOP made and many of them are credited to JD including the recent rumor of Haitians eating pets.

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Khatron Ke Khiladi 14 winner: Karan Veer Mehra lifts trophy

Karan Veer Mehra won Khatron Ke Khiladi 14, outshining Gashmeer Mahajani and Krishna Shroff. He received Rs 20 lakh and a new car as prizes. The finale featured challenging air, water, and helicopter tasks. This season took place in Romania for the first time, adding an exciting twist to the show.

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Meghan Markle sends emails to her staff at 5 am but is kind enough to...

​"My working day may not be your working day. Please do not feel obliged to reply to this email outside your normal working hours," Meghan writes this in her mails. Her staff claimed she is flexible and fair-minded like that. Meghan has around 16 staffers working for production on various Netflix projects, podcasts, the Archewell Foundation, and communications. Meghan shares credit and writes personal email thanking her staff for their contribution, an ex-staffer said.

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Mysterious living stones that grow, move, and reproduce

The Trovant stones of Romania, found in Costești, are remarkable for their ability to grow, move, and reproduce. Formed millions of years ago, these unique stones expand after rainfall due to a chemical reaction with minerals in the water. Over time, small stones called “microtrovants” form on the surface of larger ones, eventually breaking off to grow independently. These mysterious "living stones" continue to fascinate scientists and tourists alike, with research ongoing to uncover their secrets.

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64 killed in a week as Pak's Khyber tribal truce collapses

At least 64 people have been killed in renewed violence between Pashtun Sunni and Shia tribes in Pakistan's Kurram district, despite a ceasefire signed last month. The clashes began over land disputes and have led to road closures, food shortages, and school shutdowns in the region bordering Afghanistan. Governor Faisal Karim Kundi of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province said dozens on either side were wounded in the fighting

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NIA raids 7 places in Reasi bus attack case

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Karnataka withdraws consent to CBI to probe cases in state

The Karnataka Congress government has withdrawn general consent for the CBI to investigate new cases against public servants, citing bias in the agency. This move aligns with actions taken by other non-BJP states and follows BJP's demand for a probe into a land-allotment case involving CM Siddaramaiah's wife. Ongoing investigations remain unaffected.

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Viral: Chinese woman 'shocked' by the number of Indians in Canada. 'People who didn't know...'

​Social media users asked why it was terrible for the woman. "A Chinese seething about immigrants in Canada is something..." a user wrote. "Was in Canada a few months ago and can confirm, although the remaining white Canadians are still very nice people, but maybe they're too nice for their own good," another wrote.

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Mumbai schools, colleges shut tomorrow amid IMD's heavy rain alert

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has declared a holiday for all schools and colleges in Mumbai on Thursday, 26 September 2024, as a precautionary measure due to severe weather conditions. The India Meteorological Department has issued a Red Alert until tomorrow morning. Residents are advised to avoid leaving their homes unless absolutely necessary.

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Pope offers refuge to jailed Suu Kyi: Report

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Israeli strike kills Hezbollah's top missile commander; toll hits 569

Israel announced the killing of Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Kobeisi amid ongoing conflict. Kobeisi was involved in missile attacks on Israel. The death toll in Lebanon has reached nearly 570, causing mass evacuations and traffic jams at the Syria border. Both sides continue heavy exchanges of fire, impacting civilians and military personnel.

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Pakistani YouTuber 'hangs' from crane to celebrate her 19th birthday

Pakistani YouTuber Rabeeca Khan's mid-air birthday photoshoot involving a crane went viral, causing widespread concern over its risks. The video showed her suspended by a harness, enjoying the moment despite potential dangers. Facing criticism for her actions, Khan disabled comments on her posts to avoid negative feedback from netizens.

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Who is Anura Kumara Dissanayake, Sri Lanka's new president

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As drought threat grows, a 'dead tree' emoji is coming

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TGIKS2: Karan Johar reveals Alia asked for his permission but for what?

Alia Bhatt and Vedang Raina appeared on the season two premiere of The Great Indian Kapil Show with Karan Johar and Vasan Bala. Sunil Grover's portrayal of Dafli was notable. Karan Johar shared an emotional story about his bond with Alia, calling her his first daughter, a sentiment that Alia echoed.

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Strong emotions over Article 370 unite youths in Valley

Aamir Nazir, a 29-year-old engineering graduate from Kashmir University, is making a living by selling tea and snacks on a highway in Ganderbal due to limited job opportunities. The nullification of Article 370 has increased the demand for local governance as residents hope for better job prospects and living conditions.

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'We are already dead': Lebanon on edge as Israel ups ante against Hezbollah

Israel conducted a targeted strike in Beirut, killing Hezbollah's elite Radwan unit chief. Explosions from booby-trapped devices have killed at least 37 people and injured thousands in Lebanon. The incident raises fears of escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, worsening Lebanon's ongoing crises and straining its healthcare system. Lebanon was already teetering on the brink after a wave of pager and walkie-talkie explosions.

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The wait for fuel price cut gets longer on volatile oil

Indian fuel retailers are holding off on reducing petrol and diesel prices despite cheaper crude oil, citing market volatility. They prefer stable conditions before making any changes. Recently, oil prices fluctuated between $70 and $75 per barrel due to global economic factors and US interest rate cuts, impacting pricing decisions.

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Europa Clipper mission set to explore Jupiter’s ocean moon; all you need to know

NASA plans to launch the Europa Clipper mission on October 10, 2024, targeting Jupiter’s icy moon Europa. The mission seeks to explore whether Europa’s subsurface ocean can harbor life. The spacecraft will execute 49 flybys of the moon to gather crucial data about its ice shell and potential habitability while navigating intense radiation zones.

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US Fed cuts interest rates by 50 bps in a first since 2020: Why it matters for India

The US Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates by 50 basis points, marking its first cut in over four years. This action is likely to increase foreign investment in India, influence the Indian Rupee, and benefit sectors like IT and consumer goods. The RBI's response will be key to maintaining financial stability.

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Centre forms Ashvini, JV of nuclear and thermal power plants

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Searches continue in Poonch & Kathua

Security forces have intensified search operations in Jammu's Kathua and Poonch areas following recent shootouts with terrorists. This escalation occurs just days before the first phase of assembly elections on Sept 18. The region has witnessed rising violence, leading to 21 security force fatalities from May to mid-September.

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'Words really fall short': Lyra Valkyria confesses love for her fiancé in a post

Aoife Valkyria, a former NXT Women's Champion, has announced her engagement to long-term boyfriend LJ Cleary on social media. Celebrating their 10-year relationship anniversary, they shared heartfelt posts and photos of the proposal. Valkyria has been with WWE since January 2020, while Cleary is known for his performances in Over The Top Wrestling.

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Govt may roll out census shortly, 'One Nation, One Election' within this term: Sources

The BJP-led government aims to continue its 2014 agenda despite reduced numbers in the 2024 elections. Key achievements include constructing the Ram temple and abolishing Article 370. The government is pushing for One Nation-One Election to hold state assembly polls alongside parliamentary elections, citing benefits like resource savings and policy certainty.

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'Gambhir wasn't a friend, we were ...': Former Indian opener's bold revelation

Aakash Chopra lauded Gautam Gambhir's commitment to Indian cricket despite their competitive past. Known for his fiery temperament, Gambhir's dedication to the sport is evident. He represented India in 58 Tests, 147 ODIs, and 37 T20Is, accumulating over 10,000 runs combined across formats.

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How the Undertaker and Triple H revolutionized the devil's playground

The announcement of a Hell in a Cell match between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre at Bad Blood PLE brings back memories of classic encounters involving The Undertaker and Triple H. The article recounts five legendary matches that highlight the brutality and mastery of these WWE icons within the steel structure.

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'Water reached tomb of Shahjahan': After heavy rain, leakage at Taj Mahal

Agra's historical monuments, including the Taj Mahal, have been significantly damaged by continuous rain over 48 hours. The Archaeological Survey of India is investigating water seepage from the main dome and flooding in nearby gardens. Additional historical sites such as Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri have also sustained minor damage from the heavy rainfall.

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E-commerce speeds up to catch up with Quick commerce

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Encounter break outs in J&K's Baramulla

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Sunita Williams, Butch Wilmore to vote for US election from Space: 'Very important duty'

Nasa scientists Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore Friday said that they are looking forward to cast their ballot in the US election from the International Space Station as their return has been delayed. Answering a question on voting, Wilmore said he sent down his request for a ballot today as it is a very important duty and Nasa makes sure that they are able to cast their votes. Sunita agreed and said she is looking forward to be able to vote from Space.

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Gas leak at chemical factory at Thane's Ambarnath

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Refund on iPhone 15 and iPhone 14: Apple's 'price protection' policy says and conditions applied

Apple has unveiled its new iPhone 16 series featuring four models: iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. Pre-orders commence on September 13 with sales starting on September 20. Additionally, Apple has slashed prices of older models like the iPhone 15 and iPhone14 by Rs10,000 and offers refunds under certain conditions.

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Cong chief Kharge promises five guarantees for J&K

Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge attacked the BJP and Modi government at a rally in Anantnag. He claimed that many BJP members would be jailed if the INDIA bloc had formed a government. Kharge announced five guarantees for Jammu & Kashmir and promised to restore its statehood while criticizing the lack of manufacturing units and vacant government posts.

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Communal violence erupts in Karnataka during Ganesha idol immersion

Tensions erupted in Nagamangala, Karnataka during a Ganesh procession when miscreants threw stones at devotees, sparking a clash. Police used mild force and tear gas to disperse the crowd. Ban orders were issued under CrPC 144, and additional police forces were deployed to regain control. Devotees demand the arrest of those responsible.

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Not Dhoni and Rohit, Gambhir's pick for 'Shahenshah' is...

At the Delhi Premier League T20, Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir assigned Bollywood movie titles to cricketers like Virat Kohli ('Shahenshah') and Yuvraj Singh ('Badshah'). He also highlighted his positive relationship with Kohli. As India prepares for their Test series against Bangladesh, Kohli's return to the squad is highly anticipated.

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Afzal Guru’s brother Aijaz Guru to contest assembly elections from Sopore

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Haryana assembly polls: AAP releases third list of 11 candidates

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) unveiled its third list of 11 candidates for the Haryana assembly elections, after releasing a second list earlier in the day. With these announcements, AAP has declared candidates for 40 out of the total 90 seats. The nomination deadline is September 12, and polling is scheduled for October 5.

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Have Donald Trump and Kamala Harris ever met? 'I have a photo of her...'

Kamala Harris' ex-boyfriend Willie Brown claimed to have introduced (not face to face) Kamala Harris to then businessman Donald Trump. Brown, Harris and a few other associates had been in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where Brown was speaking at Harvard, when Trump sent up his plane to ferry the group to Teterboro, New Jersey. Trump urgently wanted Brown’s advice on how to build a property in Los Angeles​.

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2 Pak terrorists killed in J&K; AKs, M4 found

Two Pakistani terrorists were neutralized by security forces while trying to cross the LoC in Rajouri district, J&K. The operation utilized ground-based and aerial surveillance amid heightened security before assembly elections. Recovered items included AK-47 rifles, an M4 carbine with a scope, and a pistol.

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Suspected Mpox case detected in India: Man quarantined after return from overseas

A young man who returned from a country experiencing an Mpox outbreak has been identified as India's first suspect case. Authorities are conducting contact tracing and following established protocols to manage the situation. The National Centre for Disease Control assures that there is no cause for alarm, emphasizing that the country is well-prepared to handle isolated travel-related cases.

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'I’m so thankful being able to go to NXT': WWE star says her stint in NXT helped her improve

WWE star Michin, active for 15 years, has struggled with confidence in the ring despite being in WWE for six years. Her time in NXT helped her regain confidence and improve her skills. Now, she aims to mentor new talent in NXT, ensuring they have guidance she lacked early in her career.

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2 held in Hyderabad whiskey-ice cream bust

Excise officials in Hyderabad's Jubilee Hills shut down an ice cream parlour for selling whiskey-infused ice cream. During a raid, they seized 11.5kg of the product and arrested two employees, with the owner still at large. Surprisingly, children were found to be the primary consumers of these alcoholic treats.

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'Will save trillions': Elon to head new 'efficiency commission,' says Trump

Donald Trump announced his intention to appoint Elon Musk as head of a new government efficiency commission if he wins the upcoming presidential election. The commission will conduct a financial and performance audit of the federal government, focusing on eliminating fraud and improper payments within six months, potentially saving trillions of dollars.

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Trudeau govt in turmoil as Jagmeet Singh's NDP withdraws support

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's minority Liberal government has lost the support of the New Democratic Party (NDP), led by Jagmeet Singh. While this withdrawal does not force early elections, Trudeau must now seek backing from other opposition legislators to pass budgets and survive confidence votes in the House of Commons.

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Kolkata rape-murder: Pre-dawn National Anthem breaks doctor-cop ice

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DCGI gives nod to PresVu eye drops that can remove need for reading glasses

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J&K polls: Jammu stirs poll pot in remote hamlets under terror’s shadow

As Jammu gears up for assembly elections after a ten-year gap, residents are eager to vote amid ongoing terrorism threats and local issues. Remote villages are hosting political meetings where concerns about healthcare, infrastructure, and security dominate. People hope for a government that will address their needs for the first time in years.

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1 injured in second drone attack in two days in Manipur

A 23-year-old woman was injured in a drone-based bomb attack in Manipur's Imphal West district, the second such incident in two days. The attack happened at Senjam Chirang, causing abdominal injuries to the woman, who is now stable in hospital. Security forces responded quickly as militants also fired from a nearby hilltop.

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Waqf board scam: Court sends AAP's Amanatullah Khan to 4-day ED custody

A Delhi court has ordered a four-day ED custody for AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan in a money laundering investigation connected to alleged irregularities in the Delhi Waqf Board and disproportionate assets. After allegedly being uncooperative and appearing only once out of 14 summonses post a Supreme Court direction, the ED arrested Khan.

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Netanyahu seeks forgiveness for hostages death; says 'Hamas will pay a very heavy price'

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2 killed as Manipur rebels open fire, drop explosives from drones

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Paris Paralympics September 2: India's Full Schedule

India face a day packed with medal matches at the Paris Paralympics, as the contingent aims to conclude their badminton campaign on a high note. Tokyo gold medallist Sumit Antil will also be in the spotlight as he looks to defend his gold medal in the Javelin Throw F64 event.

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