US Slaps 50% Tariffs on Canadian Products, Canada Warns of Retaliation
The move affects about 5% of Canada’s annual US-bound exports and puts the future of the North American trade framework under renewed pressure.
Hyderabad’s Rayadurg Land Prices Set New Record At ₹264 Crore Per Acre
Competitive bidding pushed the 5.25-acre parcel well above its reserve price, reflecting strong developer confidence in Hyderabad’s western IT corridor and Telangana’s growth prospects.
Gaya IED Recovery Highlights Residual Maoist Threat Despite Sharp Decline in Insurgency
Gaya’s latest IED recovery shows that while Maoist violence has sharply declined, hidden explosives and residual networks still demand intelligence-led searches, specialised detection and sustained vigilance.
Gandhi Manuscripts’ Record Sale Rekindles Debate Over National Heritage
A ₹16.20-crore auction of 688 handwritten reflections has prompted calls to protect Gandhi’s original papers, highlighting concerns over private ownership, preservation and public access.
CM Chandrababu Urges People Not To Believe ‘False Campaigns’ Over Data Centres
The state plans to bring Godavari water to Anakapalli, attract major investments, expand AI opportunities and strengthen recruitment transparency while promoting sports alongside education.
Kalyan Lakshmi, Shaadi Mubarak Schemes Will Continue: Ponnam Prabhakar
The minister says the government has filed its counter and sought to lift the court stay, expressing confidence in a favourable verdict while urging all parties to prioritise poor families’ welfare.
TikTok to Pay $300 Million Upfront in US Child Privacy Settlement
The DOJ alleged TikTok and ByteDance retained under-13 accounts and collected children’s data without parental consent, as global scrutiny of minors’ social-media use intensifies.
JD Vance Backs Vivek Ramaswamy For Ohio Governor, Calls Him A ‘Great’ Candidate
JD Vance has backed Vivek Ramaswamy for Ohio governor, calling him a “great” candidate. The Republican nominee also has Donald Trump’s support ahead of the November election.
Tesla Recalls Nearly 3 Million Vehicles In China Over Door Handle Safety Risks
Tesla is recalling nearly 3 million vehicles in China over concerns that electronic door handles could hinder escape after crashes, as Beijing moves toward stricter safety rules for hidden handles.
California Assembly Recognises November 8 As Diwali Day, Urges Statewide Celebrations
California Assembly recognises November 8, 2026, as Diwali Day and urges Californians to join celebrations, honouring Indian Americans and the festival's message of light, unity and positivity.
CM Revanth Reddy Meets Cambridge University Academic Team In London
Telangana is seeking global academic partnerships to boost research, joint programmes, startup incubation and entrepreneurship, strengthening Hyderabad’s position as a knowledge and innovation hub.
Liverpool, Telangana Explore Strategic Partnership In Life Sciences And Sports
Liverpool delegation will visit Hyderabad in October, while Imperial College explores executive education, research and academic exchanges. Oxford has also been invited to deepen ties with Telangana.
BRS Leader Krishank Questions Revanth Reddy Over US Trip And MoU
BRS leader Mannne Krishank alleged irregularities in a ₹1,000-crore MoU, questioned links to Revanth Reddy’s family and demanded transparency over US business dealings.
Pawan Kalyan Pens Emotional Birthday Tribute To Chiranjeevi
The actor recalled cherished childhood memories, his brother’s relentless 18-hour workdays, family bond and contributions to cinema, while the birthday star called his sibling’s love a divine blessing.
CM Chandrababu Disburses ₹250 Crore Compensation To Velugonda Evacuees
The first phase is set for an August 31 inauguration, expected to irrigate 1.19 lakh acres and provide drinking water to nearly four lakh people, while R&R works are 85% complete.
BJP Leaders Question Revanth Reddy’s Oxford Meetings With Writers
BJP leaders sought clarity on the purpose of the CM’s overseas engagements, questioned the US travel permission issue and raised concerns over national security and the dignity of the constitutional office.
Coalition Leaders’ Pressure Driving Industries Out Of Andhra Pradesh, Says YSRCP
YSRCP cited projects shifted to Odisha and West Bengal, alleged pressure over contracts, questioned investment and job claims, and demanded transparency from the Andhra Pradesh government.
AP Floats Tenders Worth Rs 221 Crore For 12 Healthcare Projects
The projects will expand AYUSH hospitals, medical colleges and public healthcare facilities across several districts, while improving clinical infrastructure and outpatient services.
₹4.70 Crore Development Works Launched In Guntur West
MLA Galla Madhavi said priority is being given to flood-prone areas, stalled projects are being revived, and welfare and infrastructure initiatives are being accelerated across the constituency.
When Merit Stands Trial: Andhra Pradesh's Mega DSC and India's Recruitment Crisis
Allegations and legal challenges have raised concerns over transparency, accountability and recruitment safeguards, putting institutional credibility and public confidence in Andhra Pradesh’s hiring process under scrutiny.
Sravana Putrada Ekadashi : The Sacred Story Behind The Day, Its Significance And Rituals
The sacred observance combines fasting, Vishnu worship and prayers for family welfare, with the ancient tale of King Mahijit highlighting faith, devotion and hope for devotees.
Enough Sugar on Paper, Rising Prices in Markets: The Puzzle Behind India’s Sugar Spike
The Centre is betting on imports, tighter stock limits and early crushing to ease prices, but labour shortages and lower sugar recovery could test whether enough fresh supply reaches the market before festivals.
Bengaluru Airport UDF Cut: Domestic Fee Set at Rs 300, International at Rs 997
AERA’s new incremental ARR model ties recovery of major expansion costs to project completion, shielding passengers from paying for delayed or unfinished airport infrastructure.
SBI’s New ₹15 Cash Withdrawal Fee: Digital Push, Revenue Move or Both?
SBI’s move raises wider questions about the future cost of cash, the impact on frequent users and whether the policy is mainly about digital adoption, managing cash usage or generating additional fee income.
Maharashtra, Germany’s Hesse Sign Pact to Boost Investment and Skilled Jobs
The agreement links two economic regions across sectors such as AI, pharmaceuticals, automobiles and IT, while opening pathways for technology transfer, research and access to European markets.
Why India Is Emerging as the World’s “Bright Spot” of Growth and Hope
India’s edge is no longer just fast GDP growth: digital infrastructure, capital spending and manufacturing incentives are reshaping its investment appeal, but job quality remains the critical test.
India, UK Agree to Expand Defence Cooperation Through Joint Exercises, Training
The two sides reviewed defence R&D under Vision 2035 and the 10-year roadmap, while highlighting maritime security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and the RMSCE initiative.
Interpol Issues Red Corner Notice Against Sambhal Violence Mastermind Shariq Sata
Sata allegedly fled to Dubai on a forged passport and faces 55–60 other criminal cases, with Indian authorities now pursuing his arrest and extradition.
From ‘Chicken’s Neck’ to Gorkhaland: Amit Shah’s Two-Track Strategy in North Bengal
Shah’s Siliguri push combines border infrastructure with a new political mechanism for Darjeeling, but its success will depend on whether security gains and the proposed hill settlement translate into lasting stability.
Bastar Emerges as Chhattisgarh’s New Infrastructure and Investment Frontier
PM GatiShakti, new rail corridors, road networks and a ₹52,000-crore investment pipeline are driving a broader push to connect remote communities with markets and economic opportunities.
Research Must Translate Into Real-World Technologies, Says Prof V Ramgopal Rao
Rao showcased innovations including a heart-attack monitoring device, explosive detection system and agricultural sensors while stressing multidisciplinary collaboration and entrepreneurship.
Justice Nagarathna Questions Need to Reconsider 48-Year-Old ‘Industry’ Verdict
She said the 1991 economic reforms and the 2025 labour law overhaul make the 1978 ruling especially relevant for resolving thousands of pending disputes.
Amit Shah Says New Criminal Laws Will Replace ‘Fear’ With ‘Trust’ in Bengal
Shah highlighted e-FIRs, Zero FIRs, mandatory forensic probes and electronic evidence, while announcing measures on border security, refugee citizenship and anti-corruption complaints.
Tamil Nadu Unveils 17 Power Reforms to Modernise Distribution and Services
The package targets 50,000 agricultural connections, grid resilience and consumer convenience, alongside data systems, renewable-energy approvals and measures to improve utility efficiency.
India Hits Back at USCIRF Over RSS Sanctions Call, Calls Panel Biased
MEA says the US body has repeatedly made inflammatory remarks about India, while its officials seek restrictions on RSS leaders and action over alleged rights violations.
CBI Trains Mauritius Officers in Financial, Cybercrime Investigation
A two-week ITEC programme in New Delhi focused on tackling cross-border offences, digital evidence and faster investigations, strengthening law-enforcement cooperation between India and Mauritius.
Petrol Bomb Attacks Target Govt Offices in Meghalaya as Tensions Escalate
Five companies of central forces have been deployed in Meghalaya, while Assam and Meghalaya governments move to restore peace and ensure the movement of people and vehicles.
1984 Riots Victims’ Families Seek Rahul Gandhi’s Apology Over Sajjan Kumar Remarks
Protesters led by DSGMC leaders gathered outside Gandhi’s Delhi residence amid heavy police barricading, saying the alleged remarks had reopened painful memories of the 1984 violence.
Sabarimala Gold Case: Bail Denied to Former TDB President Prasanth, Ajikumar Gets Relief
The SIT alleges procedural violations in the 2025 decision to award Dwarapalaka panel maintenance work to Smart Creations, amid scrutiny of the temple’s earlier gold-plating process.
SC Quashes NGT Finding, Orders ₹5 Crore Refund to Art of Living
A two-judge Bench overturns the tribunal’s 2017 liability ruling, while stressing that restoration of the ecologically sensitive Yamuna floodplain must continue.
BRICS Tourism Meet in Jaipur Ends With Focus on AI, Sustainability and Seamless Travel
The consensus declaration also prioritises tourism skills, infrastructure, heritage protection and stronger people-to-people connectivity, while India held bilateral talks with four BRICS partners.
Paper Leaks, Errors Expose Need for Deep NTA Reform: Former UGC Chairman
Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar calls for end-to-end safeguards covering question-setting, encryption, centre management and accountability, while opposing fragmentation of national testing responsibilities.
‘We Are Specialists in Making a Comeback’: Stalin Tells DMK Cadres
Stalin calls for organisational reforms, transparent membership recruitment and stronger family-level outreach, while sharply criticising Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay over his Assembly conduct.
Kerala’s GI Handlooms Gain Identity, But Economic Benefits Stay Uneven
An independent study finds Kerala’s traditional weavers still face declining profitability, shrinking labour pools, weak branding and fierce competition from cheaper machine-made alternatives.
Protected in Predicate Case, But Not PMLA: Delhi HC Draws Legal Line
The ruling clarifies that bail protection in the underlying crime cannot be carried into a PMLA case, where financial evidence, cooperation with ED and Section 45 independently shape arrest protection
FMD Outbreaks Fall 70% Since 2019 Under India’s Livestock Health Programme
India’s livestock sector has also seen higher bovine productivity and milk output, alongside expanded digital tracking, mobile veterinary services and pandemic preparedness.
NIA’s Anantnag Searches Signal Wider Probe Into Kashmir Terror Network
The Anantnag searches mark a new phase in an expanding LeT-linked probe, but the NIA has yet to publicly identify the residents targeted or confirm what, if anything, was seized.
Supreme Court Refines ‘Industry’ Test: How Could Workers’ Rights Be Affected?
The ruling preserves the 1978 test for old disputes but leaves the 2020 Code independent, making future court rulings crucial to defining coverage for workers, employers and government bodies all now!
Nitin Nabin Holds First Meeting With BJP’s New Team, Focus on Polls and Grassroots Push
The BJP’s latest organisational overhaul brings a mix of experienced leaders and new faces, while key appointments across the party’s organisation and outreach wings signal a broader political reset.
Cold Medicines With Two-Drug Combination Restricted for Children Below 4
The move follows expert and DTAB recommendations, with the Centre citing potential risks and the availability of safer alternatives for young children.
CPI(M)’s Riyas Raises Privacy Concerns Over Linking Birth Records to Aadhaar, Voter Lists
Riyas questioned the reported collection of parents’ birthplaces and religion in the Census, warning that interconnected databases could enable exclusion and undermine constitutional rights.
India Raises With Somalia Issue Of Hijacked Vessels Carrying 22 Indian Sailors
India has raised with Somali authorities the hijacking of two vessels carrying 22 Indian sailors. All Indian seafarers are reportedly safe as authorities work to secure their release.
Tarique Rahman’s India Visit Still Uncertain, Bangladesh Says No Decision Yet
Bangladesh has not finalised PM Tarique Rahman’s proposed India visit as Dhaka awaits New Delhi’s response on Sheikh Hasina’s extradition, while back channel talks continue over a possible August trip.
Nepal’s Progressive Front to Hold First Joint Meetings in September
Nepal’s eight party Progressive Front will hold joint meetings in Janakpur and Birgunj in September to expand its organisation, mobilise people and frame its future political strategy.
Pakistan Army Says 49 Terrorists Killed in Balochistan, KP Operations
Balochistan recorded a sharp rise in violence in July, with 372 deaths and 62 security personnel killed, while a separate blast in Mastung claimed six lives.
Prince Harry, Elton John Ordered to Pay £9.5 Million After Privacy Case Defeat
The High Court ruling follows an 11-week trial in which the claimants failed to provide enough evidence to prove unlawful newsgathering by Associated Newspapers.
One Win, Two Big Questions: Can Gill and Jaiswal Deliver India’s Overseas Series Breakthrough?
India enter the final Test with momentum and a chance to climb the WTC table, while selection calls, batting form and Sri Lanka’s fightback hopes add intrigue to the Colombo clash.
Four Americans Reach Cincinnati Open Semifinals As Tiafoe, Nakashima, Gauff And Pegula Shine
Tiafoe and Nakashima will battle for a place in the men's final, while Gauff faces Czech surprise package Sara Bejlek and Pegula takes on Iga Swiatek in a blockbuster semifinal.
Winning Starts Across Europe as Arsenal, Marseille and Betis Keep Clean Sheets
Arsenal's stars delivered a dominant opener, Gouiri inspired Marseille's four-goal rout and Riquelme earned Betis a narrow victory, while Frankfurt scored 11 in the German Cup.
German Cup Match Marred By Fireworks, Pitch Invasion As Kaiserslautern Win In Extra Time
A tense cup tie was interrupted as crowd trouble forced players off the field, before Ibrahim Kanate struck at the death of extra time to send Kaiserslautern into the next round.
Mitchell Starc’s Five-Wicket Storm Leaves Bangladesh Reeling in Second Test
Australia’s pace attack struck early and relentlessly as Bangladesh collapsed to 35-6 at lunch, with the hosts responding strongly after their surprise defeat in the series opener.
Neeraj Chopra Throws Season’s Best 88.05m, Finishes Second in Lausanne Diamond League
Neeraj Chopra crossed the 88m mark for the first time in over a year, signalling a strong return to form, while Sri Lankan youngster Rumesh Pathirage continued his remarkable season.
FIH World Cup: India Women Face Netherlands Defeat, Australia Clash Now a Must-Win
Penalty-corner goals from Yibbi Jansen and Frederique Matla handed the defending champions victory, leaving India under pressure to deliver in their crucial final second-round encounter.
India’s Treesa-Gayatri End 15-Year Wait for Women’s Doubles World Medal
The unseeded Indian duo rallied from a game down to shock the fourth seeds, guarantee a podium finish and set up a blockbuster semifinal against the world No. 1 pair.
Jannik Sinner Withdraws From US Open, Knee Injury Ends Grand Slam Streak
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner's absence leaves the season's final Grand Slam without its 2024 champion, while a potential blockbuster showdown with Carlos Alcaraz also disappears.
Duleep Trophy: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Gets Red-Ball Audition Ahead of Australia A Series
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has a chance to strengthen his First-Class credentials after a modest start, while East’s experienced squad and a North-West clash add intrigue to the knockout stage.
Wamiqa Gabbi Reportedly Doubles Her Salary After 'DC' Success
Wamiqa Gabbi’s career is soaring after DC success, with her reported fee rising from ₹40 lakh to ₹1 crore and major projects like Jai Hanuman lined up.
Deepika Padukone Likes Post Defending Her ‘Spirit’ Exit And 10% Profit Share
Deepika Padukone has seemingly responded to the Spirit controversy by liking a post defending her reported 10% profit share demand and questioning the scrutiny faced by women actors.
Operation Safed Sagar: Manu Rishi Chadha Wins Praise For Restrained Musharraf Portrayal
Manu Rishi Chadha says his portrayal of Pervez Musharraf in Netflix’s Operation Safed Sagar has earned an unusual mix of admiration and anger, which he calls “love filled with hate.”
Humanity Stands Above All Religions: Rajkumar Santoshi On ' Batwara 1947'
Rajkumar SantoshiBatwara 1947 amid backlash, saying he is “pro-India and pro-humanity” and that the Partition drama aims to promote humanity rather than religious or political propaganda.
Kiran Abbavaram Turns Director With ‘Reality’, Eyes Diwali Release
Kiran Abbavaram is making his directorial debut with Reality, in which he also stars. The film is progressing quickly and is reportedly targeting a Diwali 2026 theatrical release.
Rupee Stays Near ₹96 as Weak Dollar Helps, But Crude Threatens Gains
India's currency market is being shaped by a tug-of-war between central-bank support and external risks, with oil prices, foreign-currency inflows and global uncertainty likely to determine the next move.
500 Acres for Aviation: Amethi University Plans Major Expansion Into Aerospace and AI
RGNAU is expanding beyond conventional aviation education into aerospace engineering, AI, avionics and UAV technology, with the proposed campus raising questions about funding, execution and its 17,000-student goal.
Beyond Recycling: How India Plans to Build Smarter, Resource-Efficient Growth at WCEF 2026
WCEF 2026 could help India convert circularity into an industrial advantage, linking waste reduction with smarter supply chains, green finance, technology, startups and resource-efficient growth.
Hong Kong Activist Defies Crackdown To Quietly Remember Tiananmen Victims
Former Hong Kong vigil organizer Tang Ngok-kwan continues quietly commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown despite convictions, prison terms and the disappearance of the city’s annual public vigil.
US To Pay USD 850 Million to UN, Still Owes Nearly USD 5 Billion
The US plans to pay USD 850 million toward its UN dues, including regular budget and peacekeeping contributions, while still owing nearly USD 5 billion to the world body.
Ceuta Begins Burial Of Migrants Killed In Deadly Morocco Border Crossing
Ceuta has begun burying migrants killed during a deadly border surge from Morocco, while identification efforts continue and families seek the repatriation of victims’ remains.
16 Dead, 130 Injured After Russian Drones Hit Shopping Centre In Ukraine
Nine people remain missing as rescuers continue searching the damaged complex, while fresh strikes elsewhere deepen fears over Ukraine’s stretched air-defence capabilities and escalating aerial war.
Ken-Betwa Project to Irrigate 8.11 Lakh Hectares, Benefit 44 Lakh People: Yadav
MP CM Mohan Yadav has directed officials to prioritise rehabilitation, compensation and basic amenities for families displaced by the Ken-Betwa and Runjh-Majhgaon projects.
National Teachers Awards 2026: How India’s Top Teachers Are Driving Better School Education
By rewarding measurable classroom impact and innovative teaching, the awards aim to turn individual teacher excellence into wider school-level practices, stronger learning outcomes and holistic student development.
India Recasts Pilot Training Strategy to Meet Aviation Workforce Demand
As aircraft orders soar, India is strengthening training quality through FTO rankings, simulation, instructor development and global best practices to create safer, airline-ready professionals.
Imran Khan Hospitalisation Dispute Reaches New Flashpoint as Sister Files Contempt Plea
The hospital dispute has deepened into a legal confrontation, with the Supreme Court now facing competing claims over compliance, security concerns and the treatment of prisoners.
Former World Champion Boxer Zolani Tete Shot Dead in South Africa
Zolani Tete, a two-time world champion, was attacked by two masked gunmen while arriving at his Mdantsane residence. A 27-year-old woman with him was also shot and hospitalised.
IIT Delhi Student Death Case: Forensic Team Examines Scene, Foul Play Not Ruled Out
Police have yet to disclose forensic or phone findings, while counselling and institutional records are being examined. No suicide note or motive has emerged, and foul play has not been formally ruled out.
EDITORIAL AND SPECIAL STORY
When Merit Stands Trial: Andhra Pradesh's Mega DSC and India's Recruitment Crisis
Allegations and legal challenges have raised concerns over transparency, accountability and recruitment safeguards, putting institutional credibility and public confidence in Andhra Pradesh’s hiring process under scrutiny.
Sravana Putrada Ekadashi : The Sacred Story Behind The Day, Its Significance And Rituals
The sacred observance combines fasting, Vishnu worship and prayers for family welfare, with the ancient tale of King Mahijit highlighting faith, devotion and hope for devotees.
SPORTS
One Win, Two Big Questions: Can Gill and Jaiswal Deliver India’s Overseas Series Breakthrough?
India enter the final Test with momentum and a chance to climb the WTC table, while selection calls, batting form and Sri Lanka’s fightback hopes add intrigue to the Colombo clash.
Four Americans Reach Cincinnati Open Semifinals As Tiafoe, Nakashima, Gauff And Pegula Shine
Tiafoe and Nakashima will battle for a place in the men's final, while Gauff faces Czech surprise package Sara Bejlek and Pegula takes on Iga Swiatek in a blockbuster semifinal.
German Cup Match Marred By Fireworks, Pitch Invasion As Kaiserslautern Win In Extra Time
A tense cup tie was interrupted as crowd trouble forced players off the field, before Ibrahim Kanate struck at the death of extra time to send Kaiserslautern into the next round.
Mitchell Starc’s Five-Wicket Storm Leaves Bangladesh Reeling in Second Test
Australia’s pace attack struck early and relentlessly as Bangladesh collapsed to 35-6 at lunch, with the hosts responding strongly after their surprise defeat in the series opener.
Neeraj Chopra Throws Season’s Best 88.05m, Finishes Second in Lausanne Diamond League
Neeraj Chopra crossed the 88m mark for the first time in over a year, signalling a strong return to form, while Sri Lankan youngster Rumesh Pathirage continued his remarkable season.
FIH World Cup: India Women Face Netherlands Defeat, Australia Clash Now a Must-Win
Penalty-corner goals from Yibbi Jansen and Frederique Matla handed the defending champions victory, leaving India under pressure to deliver in their crucial final second-round encounter.
India’s Treesa-Gayatri End 15-Year Wait for Women’s Doubles World Medal
The unseeded Indian duo rallied from a game down to shock the fourth seeds, guarantee a podium finish and set up a blockbuster semifinal against the world No. 1 pair.
Jannik Sinner Withdraws From US Open, Knee Injury Ends Grand Slam Streak
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner's absence leaves the season's final Grand Slam without its 2024 champion, while a potential blockbuster showdown with Carlos Alcaraz also disappears.
Duleep Trophy: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Gets Red-Ball Audition Ahead of Australia A Series
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has a chance to strengthen his First-Class credentials after a modest start, while East’s experienced squad and a North-West clash add intrigue to the knockout stage.
Former World Champion Boxer Zolani Tete Shot Dead in South Africa
Zolani Tete, a two-time world champion, was attacked by two masked gunmen while arriving at his Mdantsane residence. A 27-year-old woman with him was also shot and hospitalised.
ENTERTAINMENT
Wamiqa Gabbi Reportedly Doubles Her Salary After 'DC' Success
Wamiqa Gabbi’s career is soaring after DC success, with her reported fee rising from ₹40 lakh to ₹1 crore and major projects like Jai Hanuman lined up.
Deepika Padukone Likes Post Defending Her ‘Spirit’ Exit And 10% Profit Share
Deepika Padukone has seemingly responded to the Spirit controversy by liking a post defending her reported 10% profit share demand and questioning the scrutiny faced by women actors.
Humanity Stands Above All Religions: Rajkumar Santoshi On ' Batwara 1947'
Rajkumar SantoshiBatwara 1947 amid backlash, saying he is “pro-India and pro-humanity” and that the Partition drama aims to promote humanity rather than religious or political propaganda.
Kiran Abbavaram Turns Director With ‘Reality’, Eyes Diwali Release
Kiran Abbavaram is making his directorial debut with Reality, in which he also stars. The film is progressing quickly and is reportedly targeting a Diwali 2026 theatrical release.