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Telangana DGP calls for firm, people centric policing
Hyderabad: Telangana Director General of Police Shivadhar Reddy on Thursday, October 9, called for firm and friendly policing in the state. Addressing the superintendents of police and other senior police officials at the DGP office in Hyderabad, Reddy said that policing should remain people-centric. Fair policing means upholding justice and impartiality by treating every citizen Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
India at UNGA recalls Pak Army Chief dump truck, exposes Pakistan bombing, oppressing own people
Watch: Unending traffic jam in Chinas Anhui as people travel home for holidays
Israeli Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana has invited former US President Donald Trump to address the parliament, calling him the greatest friend and ally of the Jewish people. Ohana cited Trump's leadership in brokering regional agreements and his past actions, such as recognizing Jerusalem and affirming sovereignty over the Golan Heights, as reasons for the invitation.
Varinder Singh Ghuman dies: What is causing heart attacks in fit people?
The Indian bodybuilder and actor Varinder Singh Ghuman gained fame through his bodybuilding achievements, and his impressive physical build. The Indian bodybuilding world recognized him as their first vegetarian professional champion who won Mr. India in 2009, and placed second at Mr. Asia. He was well-known for his robust way of life and his complete commitment to fitness training
'Loony people do exist': Kiren Rijiju responds to northeast woman's viral video on racist slurs
A woman from Meghalaya alleged she was subjected to racist slurs twice in one day in Delhi, sharing her ordeal in a video that sparked outrage. Union minister Kiren Rijiju urged her to report the incidents, highlighting the government's Special Police Unit for action against atrocities towards North East people.
LG chairs security review meeting, urges people to stay vigilant
Normalcy restored in Ladakh; restrictions lifted Excelsior Correspondent LEH, Oct 9: In a significant development reflecting the return of peace and stability, the Union Territory of Ladakh has witnessed complete restoration of normalcy with uninterrupted internet services, smooth functioning of educational institutions, and resumption of public transport and other civic activities, as restrictions in Ladakh have been lifted in view of the peoples cooperation and responsible behavior. Chairing a high-level security review meeting here today, the Lieutenant Governor, Kavinder Gupta, [] The post LG chairs security review meeting, urges people to stay vigilant appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
The top court is likely to hear a petition on restoration of Statehood on Friday
Adds that no cogent material to show horizontal quota will benefit transgender community
Powerful Explosion Kills 5 People in Ayodhya
Ayodhya SSP Gaurav Grover said that the owner of the house, which got demolished in the blast, was Pappu Gupta, a local resident. We are collecting the evidences from the spot, said the officer.
Glaring discrepancy in TCSs people number raises serious concerns about transparency: Labour Union
TCS reported a closing headcount of 5,93,314 employees in Q2 FY26, compared to 6,13,069 employees in Q1 FY26
DGP Bats for People-centric Policing
On law and order, DGP stressed proactive intelligence gathering and a swift, fair, and firm response free from influence.
IRCDUC report: 48% of homeless people in city sleep without a cover
Donald Trump issued a proclamation for Columbus Day 2025, hailing Christopher Columbus as a rue American hero and a giant of Western civilization. He condemned efforts by left-wing radicals to erase the explorer's legacy. This comes as the debate continues over Columbus Day versus Indigenous Peoples' Day, with some states and cities opting for the latter.
Traffic slows near Prena Sthal as people gather to pay tribute to Kanshi Ram
Whether October 13, 2025, is recognized as Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples Day, or simply another Monday largely depends on where Americans live and work. The holiday continues to be one of the most inconsistently observed across the United States.
World Mental Health Day| Psychiatry At Your Doorstep brings mental health closer to people
Use of drone to rescue people tested in mid-sea mock operation
Tata Consultancy Services has confirmed laying off approximately 6,000 employees, about 1% of its workforce. Severance packages are being offered based on service length and skill obsolescence, reflecting an organizational shift towards integrating new technologies.
It was earlier reported that Zubeen Garg died while scuba diving in Singapore. However, recently, his bandmate Shekhar Goswami has alleged that the singer was poisoned in Singapore, which led to his death
Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist, shares his personal journey of overcoming weight loss challenges by prioritising gut health. He reversed fatty liver and lost 15 kgs through three simple lifestyle changes: focusing on ingredients, controlling sugar spikes, and consuming real, fiber-rich foods. This approach emphasizes nurturing the gut for sustainable health and metabolic transformation.
Govt to award people who risked lives during rescue operations in North Bengal disaster
West Bengal government will honor firefighters, SDRF, police, engineers, and doctors for their bravery during the recent northern Bengal disaster. The chief minister is also set to visit Darjeeling to review reconstruction efforts. Separately, the state plans to protest the DVC's alleged unannounced water release, which caused flooding in south Bengal.
458 people dead as Jharkhand witnesses heaviest monsoon in a decade, climate change blamed
Jharkhand experienced its most intense monsoon in a decade, with heavy rainfall from June to September causing at least 458 deaths and widespread destruction. The state recorded 18% above-normal rainfall, leading to damaged homes, ravaged farmlands, and displacement of thousands. This extreme weather is attributed to climate change and active Bay of Bengal conditions.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos: I always advise to young people, 'Go work at ...'
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos advises young aspiring entrepreneurs to gain foundational experience by working at McDonald's. He emphasizes that such roles teach crucial skills like responsibility, discipline, and customer interaction, which are vital for long-term success and often overlooked in the pursuit of rapid startup growth.
Harshit Rana's selection questionable, but people shouldn't troll him: R Ashwin
Harshit Rana's selection questionable, but people shouldn't troll him: R Ashwin
LOP accuses CM of resorting to lies, misleading people on Statehood
Govt fails to help flood-hit families Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Oct 8: Lauding the Centre for its effective handling of terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, Leader of Opposition (LOP) Sunil Sharma today accused Chief Minister Omar Abdullah of resorting to lies and misleading people in the name of Statehood. Follow the Daily Excelsior channel on WhatsApp Speaking at a press conference here, Sharma questioned whether the CM wants Statehood to kill innocent civilians in Kashmir. Click here to watch video He [] The post LOP accuses CM of resorting to lies, misleading people on Statehood appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Statehood right of people, NC is not begging for it: Itoo
Irfan Tramboo Srinagar, Oct 8: Minister for Health, Medical Education, Social Welfare and Education, Sakeena Itoo, today reiterated that Statehood is the right of the people of J&K and that the NC-led Government is not begging for it. Speaking to reporters after attending the White Coat ceremony of the new MBBS batch at GMC Srinagar, Itoo said that even the people of Jammu had voted for Statehood after the BJP sought votes in its name. Click here to watch video [] The post Statehood right of people, NC is not begging for it: Itoo appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Telangana: People Told to Stay Safe During Rains
Citizens are advised to observe Friday as dry day every week to get rid of stagnant water around homes.
PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti has slammed Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for inaction on land lease rules, risking eviction for hotels and institutions. She announced her party's 'Anti-bulldozer Bill' to regularize land holdings of those in possession for over 30 years. Meanwhile, BJP leader Sunil Sharma questioned the CM's focus on statehood.
Goa CM Pramod Sawant says one in 10 people in state need mental help
Vijay welcome addition to politics, likes to do good things to people: Shivarajkumar
Kannada star Shivarajkumar welcomed actor-politician Vijay's entry into politics, citing his desire to help people. However, he urged caution, especially after the tragic stampede at Vijay's rally. Shivarajkumar, who has acted in Tamil films, described the loss of lives as heartwrenching and advised Vijay to deliberate carefully on his political steps.
Myanmar's military strikes village in glider raid, killing at least 24 people including children
Myanmar is in a civil war that began after the army seized power in February 2021 from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi
In this Indian Village, people dont talk to each other, they sing
In the lush green folds of Meghalayas East Khasi Hills lies a village that sings instead of speaks. Here, the air carries melodies, not words and every person has a name that is whistled, not spoken aloud. This enchanting place is Kongthong, famously known as Indias Whistling Village, where identity itself is a song. Siasat.com Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Four more people arrested following lynching of Dalit man in Raebareli
LUCKNOW: Four more persons were arrested in connection with the lynching of a Dalit man in the Unchahar area of Rae Bareli district after villagers mistook him for a thief. The incident has snowballed into a political row, with the Congress party targeting the Yogi-Adityanath government and the Centre. Meanwhile, the police authorities said that all the accused would face charges under the Gangsters Act and the National Security Act (NSA). They also warned against the incident as a caste-based interpretation, stating that the accused did not know the victims caste. Four more persons, including Shiv Prasad Agrahari, who stood as a mute spectator, relative of Shivam, the main accused, who sheltered him, and two others Lalli Pasi and his associate were arrested on Tuesday, taking the total arrests in the case to nine, Rae Bareli SP Yashveer Singh said. The victim was unknown to the villagers, and those involved in the incident hailed from various communities. Police will act against anyone spreading misinformation or disturbing communal harmony, the officer said. Notably, the NSA allows authorities to detain individuals to prevent actions considered prejudicial to the defence of India, with a maximum detention of 12 months, which can be revoked earlier too. The Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986, aims to tackle organised crime by providing special measures to deal with gangsters and anti-social activities. Hariom Valmiki, 38, was allegedly lynched by villagers who mistook him for a thief during a night vigil around 1 am on October 2, amid rumours that a gang was using drones for theft from homes. Five people, Vaibhav Singh, Vijay Kumar, Sahdev Pasi, Vijay Maurya, and Suresh Kumar Maurya, were arrested immediately after the incident. As per police sources, the victim was caught by villagers in Dandepur Jamunapur on the late October 1. A purported video went viral on social media, showing Hariom being brutally beaten by the men while seeking to reveal the names of his alleged accomplices. According to police, they found the mans body near a railway track in the Unchahar area on the morning of October 2. The case has been lodged under Section 103 (murder) of the BNS. So far, a total of nine people have been arrested. Raids are being conducted in other districts and States to look for 10-15 others involved in the incident, said the police authorities. The police authorities claimed to be keeping a vigilant eye on social media, added that police were making a list of people making false claims for actions to be taken. Raebareli Police also said the content in the video on social media was being investigated. UP Director General of Police Rajeev Krishna had said three police personnel, including a sub-inspector, were suspended for negligence.
Obese people are at a higher risk of Alzheimers: Know how excess weight damages the brain
Being overweight in middle age raises the risk of Alzheimer's disease. Excess fat triggers inflammation and harms brain cells. This can lead to memory loss later in life. Maintaining a healthy weight through diet and exercise is crucial for brain health. Lifestyle changes can protect your mind as you age.
Delhi Police arrested three individuals for their alleged involvement in an online job fraud racket with Chinese links. The accused facilitated financial transactions by arranging bank accounts and converting funds into cryptocurrency. This operation followed a complaint from a nurse defrauded of nearly Rs 16 lakh.
Equitas Small Finance Bank launches digital loan offer for salaried people
Equitas Small Finance Bank enables customers to access instant personal loans at competitive interest rates starting from 10.49% per annum, with a nominal 1% processing fee.
In Saudi Arabia, water primarily comes from desalination plants that convert seawater into fresh water. Additionally, fossil water from underground aquifers supports the country's water needs. Despite the desert environment, these technologies ensure water availability for daily use and the future.
Navi Mumbai International Airport, a massive greenfield project, is set to commence operations today with Prime Minister Modi's inauguration. This state-of-the-art facility, inspired by the lotus and designed for sustainability, will significantly ease congestion at Mumbai's current airport and boost regional connectivity, offering a futuristic travel experience.
Jawed Habib registered under 20 cases of duping people of Rs 5-7 crores
Renowned hair stylist Jawed Habib and his family are facing over 20 cases for allegedly duping people of Rs 5-7 crores. Victims were reportedly misled into investing in Follicle Global Company (FLC) with promises of high returns, with over 150 individuals losing lakhs. Police are urging more victims to come forward.
Urban singles in India more open to online dating than people elsewhere, says Tinders Yoel Roth
India's urban singles show exceptional openness to online dating, leading Tinder to launch its Face Check safety feature there first in Asia. This initiative aims to combat bots and scammers, ensuring authentic connections as online authenticity becomes paramount. Match Group sees strong product-market fit in India, with users prioritizing safety and meaningful relationships.
Rapid Five: People often ask me if I am taller than Amitabh Bachchan, says Hariprashanth M G
Excerpts : Could you tell us about your entry into cinema? I used to do mono-acting and take part in drama in school. I had a liking for acting, but never in my wildest dreams did I think that I would work in films. My first break came in 2014, through my friend who asked me to play a small role in Last Supper, which starred Unni Mukundan. Then, in 2018, another friend forwarded details of a casting call by Friday Films. That is how I landed the role of Chekuthan Lasser in Aadu 2. And thats how this tech and design guy came to be known as a film actor (laughs). How did Kantara: Chapter 1 happen? How was the experience? Rishabh Shetty is a huge fan of Mohanlal and Lijo Jose Pellissery. He, apparently, liked my role in Malaikottai.I received a call from the writer of Kantara, Anirudh Mahesh, who asked me to take a screen test and a costume trial. Thats when I met Rishabh, and he was impressed by my size (laughs). It was an overwhelming experience. I was fine till the costume trials. It was only during the shoot that I finally saw the sets. Thats when the sheer scale of the film hit me. It took a while to sink in, and I felt really fortunate that Rishabh chose. It was great working with him. One thing I noticed was that he wouldnt impose his ideas. He first lets you do what you have in mind. If it does not meet his expectations, he would inform you what he has in mind and rework the shot. However, if your way of executing a scene turns out to be better than what he originally had in mind, Rishabh would appreciate and go with that. Hariprashanth with Rishabh Shetty and his wife Pragathi Do you get compared with the likes of Keerikkadan Jose? Does it affect the type of roles you get offered? I think my physique is my USP (laughs). I get a lot of queries about my height whether I am taller than Amitabh Bachchan or Suresh Gopi, etc. I happily reply: Sorry, no one is taller than me! (Hariprashanth is 6.4ft tall.) I mostly get offered villainous roles, and sometimes a police officer. But not all films have worked out. Some have not been shot, some did not even take off. Recently, I was offered a role in a Tulu/Kannada film as well. But I could not take it up, as I have committed to a project helmed by Joshiy sir my second film with him, after Antony. How do you manage professional work and films? I work with a semi-governmental sports firm in Qatar. I have about 45 leaves a year. I use that to commit to films. I miss out on a lot of family functions and gatherings because of this. I usually can do two films if it is in Malayalam. In Kantara, all of my scenes were shot in different locations. I had to spend 18 days for the shoot, spread across a period of 14 months. In fact, one of my last scenes in the films was shot just last month. Hariprashanth M G How was your experience working with big names in the Malayalam industry, including Mohanlal and Mammooty (in Parole)? I am not a trained actor, and every role I do is a learning curve. I always enter a set believing that everyone is more experienced than me. Mohanlal and Mammotty, of course, are full-fledged universities of acting! When working with Mammookka on Parole, I kept missing my timing during a fight scene. He was so empathetic and helped me figure it out. He, in fact, made me comfortable, saying he too used to have similar issues in his early days. Similarly, during a fight scene with Mohanlal in Malakkottai, I kept closing my eyes. It was hampering the intensity. He helped me correct it without any qualms. One can soak up so much from their knowledge by just hanging around them.
Digital Jesus? People of faith divided as AI enters religion
Although the app makes clear it uses AI, virtual Moses and Jesus don't recognise that as such when asked the specific question
Digital Jesus? People of faith divided as AI enters religion
Although the app makes clear it uses AI, virtual Moses and Jesus don't recognise that as such when asked the specific question
Plant-based diets are better for people, planet
The diet promotes more vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes and nuts, with only modest amounts of meat, fish, poultry and dairy
MSMEs employ about 30 crore people: Official
The Udyam portal has seen a significant surge in MSME registrations, growing from 1.6 crore in April 2023 to 6.9 crore by 2025. The government aims to onboard an additional 4 crore MSMEs in the next four to five years, further bolstering employment for approximately 30 crore individuals in smaller towns and rural areas.
Committed to address genuine concerns of people: LG Ladakh
Leh: Ladakh Lt Governor Kavinder Gupta on Tuesday said his administration is committed to address the genuine concerns of the people through continuous engagement. He expressed confidence in the people of the Union Territory for choosing the path of peace, and cooperation. The administration values their sentiments and is committed to addressing genuine concerns through []
5 evening habits of highly successful people
While morning habits help kick-start your day on a positive note and shape it in the right manner, your evening habits right before hitting the bed are also crucial. How? Well, how you end your day can help set the tone of the next morning. While most people wind down by scrolling through their phones or binge-watching shows, highly successful people use their evenings to prepare for tomorrow. Their nighttime routines arent complicated instead, theyre intentional, focused, and designed to increase their productivity, focus, and energy for the next morning. Here we list some simple yet effective evening habits that the most successful people follow to ensure every tomorrow is better than today:
14,000 people, who are over 100 years old, will vote this time in Bihar
Bihar's electoral rolls show approximately 14,000 voters over 100 years old. However, the number of electors aged 85 and above significantly decreased from over 1.6 million to 403,985 after a special revision. Overall voter numbers also saw reductions across male, female, and third gender categories following deletions and additions.
More than half of people use captions when they watch TV - here's why
There's a generational divide, too. Adults under 45 are far more likely to use captions than those older than 45.
Maharshi Valmiki showed the right path to people for a better life, says Minister
Minister Darshanapur addresses gathering after inaugurating a programme to mark the occasion organised at Valmiki Bhavan
The Best Wi-Fi 7 Mesh Router for Most People Hits Its Lowest Price Ever
The best Wi-Fi 7 mesh for most homes is on sale for Prime Big Deal Days.
AIKKMS, SUCI(C) stage protest seeking relief for flood-affected people
Himachal Police book unknown people for sloganeering against CM Sukhu in Darlaghat
CHANDIGARH: Following a sloganeering incident at a recent event attended by Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu during his visit to Darlaghat in Solan district, the Police have registered a case against an unknown person. On October 4, a case was registered at Darlaghat police station under Sections 353(2) and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which pertain to making or circulating statements, false information, or rumours with the intent to promote enmity, hatred, or ill will among different groups based on religion, community, or other grounds. A local, Basant Lal of Baraily village, tehsil Akri, had lodged a complaint with the police alleging that when he went to have his lunch, he saw several girl students raising slogans against CM Sukhu. In the complaint, he further alleged that the act was deliberate and aimed at inciting regional hatred and enmity. On Saturday, CM Sukhu was in the area to inaugurate various animal husbandry schemes. A section of the crowd, reportedly disgruntled over lunch arrangements, was heard chanting,Sukhu ne bulaya hai, bhukhe hi tarpaya hai (Sukhu called us, only to leave us hungry). A video of the incident has gone viral on social media. Police officials said that a 'common intention' was established and further investigation is underway. A police official said that a case was registered following the incident. Reportedly, a few functionaries of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) from Government College Darlaghat created a disturbance at the venue. The students involved were neither invited nor were official participants of the event, and their presence was part of a deliberate attempt to disrupt proceedings. Meanwhile, the college authorities claimed that four students from the Scouts and Guides unit had been formally invited by the Animal Husbandry Department to welcome the Chief Minister, said sources.
'No Complaint Yet, Only People In Delhi Are Concerned': EC To Supreme Court On Bihar SIR
The Election Commission stated no Bihar voters complained about the Special Intensive Revision, asserting only Delhi petitioners raised concerns against the SIR.
Foreigners Vs Pahadi People: Woman Lifts 40 Kg Grass Bundle, Leaves Foreign Tourist In Awe
A viral video shows a foreign tourist in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, amazed by a local Pahadi woman's strength as she easily lifts a 40 kg grass bundle, highlighting the physical resilience and grace of Himalayan women.
On October 7, 2023, 7,000 Hamas militants stormed Israel, killing 1,195 people in a surprise attack that exposed massive IDF and intelligence failures.
Russian woman reveals Indian habits she cant live without now. 8th one leaves people stunned
A Russian expat in India, Anastasia Sharova, shares 11 habits she has adopted. These range from practical customs like removing shoes before entering shops to unique practices such as eating fennel seeds after meals. Sharova now beeps before blind turns and uses the head nod for 'accha'. She also follows specific customs for giving money and greeting.
75-yr-old man booked for duping people with fake honorary doctorates
Hyderabad: A case was registered against a 75-year-old man from Andhra Pradesh for allegedly duping seven persons by giving fake honorary doctorates, police said. The accused, who runs a cultural organisation in Guntur district, presented certificates of honorary doctorates to seven people at an event held in the city on Sunday, although no university conferred Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
India Slams Pakistan at UN: Bombs Its Own People, Commits Genocide
New York, Oct 7: India launched a fierce diplomatic offensive against Pakistan at the United Nations, condemning it as a country that bombs its own people and engages in systematic genocide while attempting to deflect global scrutiny through propaganda and misinformation. Speaking at the UN Security Councils Open Debate on Women, Peace and Security, Indias [] The post India Slams Pakistan at UN: Bombs Its Own People, Commits Genocide appeared first on Northlines .
More veg, less meat: latest global update on diet thats good for people and planet
Dunedin (New Zealand), Oct 7: A long-awaited expert update on the dietary changes needed to support both human and planetary health comes out clearly in favour of a plant-based approach. The EAT-Lancet Commission says a shift towards its planetary health diet, released last week, could prevent 40,000 early deaths a day across the world and cut agricultural methane emissions by 15 per cent by 2050. The diet promotes more vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes and nuts, with only modest amounts [] The post More veg, less meat: latest global update on diet thats good for people and planet appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
The first 90 days: A doctors checklist for people newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
The first 90 days after a type 2 diabetes diagnosis are crucial for managing the condition and reducing heart disease risks. Experts emphasize understanding the body's response to high blood sugar, adopting healthy lifestyle foundations like smart eating and regular exercise, and seeking support to lay the groundwork for long-term health.
India slams Pakistan at UNSC, says 'bombs its own people, sanctions genocidal mass rape'
India on Monday condemned Pakistan for raising the Kashmir issue at the UN Security Council and accused it of historic atrocities, including bombing its own citizens and orchestrating mass rape during the 1971 crackdown in then-East Pakistan. Speaking during an open debate on Women, Peace and Security, India's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish, said Pakistan's military committed systematic genocide and sanctioned the mass rape of over 400,000 women during Operation Searchlight in 1971. Every year, we are unfortunately fated to listen to the delusional tirade of Pakistan against my country, especially on Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian territory they covet, Harish said. A country that bombs its own people and conducts systematic genocide can only attempt to distract the world with misdirection and hyperbole. Harish's comments came in response to Pakistan's representative raising the Kashmir issue, claiming the exclusion of Kashmiri women from the UNSC agenda undermined its credibility. India slams Pakistan at UNSC, calls for serious cost on states promoting cross-border terrorism India hit back sharply, accusing Pakistan of exploiting the forum to spread propaganda. The world sees through Pakistans narrative, Harish asserted. The envoy reaffirmed India's strong record on the Women, Peace and Security agenda, citing its pioneering role in UN peacekeeping. He highlighted that as early as the 1960s, India deployed women medical officers in UN missions in the Congo, one of the first countries to do so. Indias peacekeeping legacy stands out not just for its scale but for recognizing women as indispensable agents of peace, he said. He also referenced the International Conference on Women Peacekeepers from the Global South, hosted by India in February 2025. The event gathered women peacekeepers from 35 countries to develop strategies for enhancing their roles in future missions, tackling issues from sexual exploitation to the use of technology. (With inputs from PTI)
Bombs Its Own People, Sanctions Genocidal Mass Rape: India Slams Pakistan At UNSC
United Nations, Oct 7: In a strong retort against Pakistan in the UN Security Council, India on Monday said its neighbour as a country that bombs its own people and conducts systematic genocide. During his remarks to the UNSC open debate on Women, Peace and Security, Indias Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish said Pakistan conducted Operation Searchlight in 1971 and sanctioned a systematic campaign of genocidal mass rape of 400,000 women citizens by its own army. Every [] The post Bombs Its Own People, Sanctions Genocidal Mass Rape: India Slams Pakistan At UNSC appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Bombs Its Own People: India Slams Pakistan at UN
Ambassador Harish highlighted Pakistans 1971 Operation Searchlight, where the Pakistani army carried out a genocidal campaign, including the mass rape of 400,000 women
Bombs its own people, conducts systematic genocide: India at U.N.
Speaking at the UNSC debate, Permanent Representative of India to the U.N., Parvathaneni Harish called out Pakistan for its delusional tirade against India
Bihar polls: Opposition questions EC's credibility, says people ready for change
Bihar's Assembly elections will be held in two phases on November 6 and 11, with results on November 14. Opposition parties, including Congress and Shiv Sena (UBT), have questioned the Election Commission's credibility and expressed confidence in a change of governance after two decades of NDA rule, citing public yearning for a new era.
Haven For All Kinds Of People: Supreme Court Flags Surge In Illegal Foreigners In India
SC's remarks come amid intensified scrutiny of illegal foreign nationals in India, particularly in Goa, Karnataka, and Delhi.
A Country That Bombs Its People: India Tears Into Pakistan At UN
Speaking during the Open Debate on Women, Peace and Security, India's Parvathaneni Harish said that Pakistan conducts systematic genocide.
Battlefield America: Trumps War on the Enemy Within the American People
The American police state is delivering endless diversions, constant uproar, and wall-to-wall chaos to cloak its accumulation of power. ... The post Battlefield America: Trumps War on the Enemy Within the American People appeared first on The New American .
Social Welfare Dept. raids boys hostel after complaints of unauthorised people staying
Death toll rises to 61 in Nepal's rain-induced disaster, people struggle to return home
Heavy monsoon rains have caused widespread devastation across southern Nepal, resulting in at least 61 deaths and submerging homes, fields, and infrastructure. Displaced families are being sheltered by local authorities as rescue efforts continue, with the nation recording a total of 285 disaster-related deaths this year.
India ready to work with any govt in Bangladesh chosen by its people: Misri
New Delhi: India is firmly in favour of holding free, fair and inclusive elections in Bangladesh at the earliest and it is ready to work with any government chosen by the people in the polls, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said on Monday. Misri also said that India has a stake in the peace, progress and Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Bihar gears up for assembly elections on November 6 and 11. The NDA expresses confidence in retaining power under Nitish Kumar, highlighting development and good governance. The RJD anticipates a vote for change, focusing on unemployment and misgovernance. The Election Commission faces criticism from the Congress over the timing of the announcement. Counting of votes is set for November 14.
Social and Educational Survey gets extension amid a range of complaints from people
From wrong addresses and irrigation pumpsets to abandoned or locked homes, enumerators are facing uphill task; complaints of enumerators not taking data from willing families also surface
Crimes against elderly people on the rise in Kochi: NCRB
This marks a sharp increase from the 74 such incidents reported in 2022 and just 28 cases in 2021; chargesheeting rate for crimes against senior citizens in the city in 2023 is 74.5%
People start working at 6 AM: US based employee reveals the 24/7 work culture in corporate jobs
A Reddit post reveals intense work culture in big US companies. Employees are expected to be 'always on', sending emails and messages from early morning to late night. This creates stress for new hires. Experts advise setting boundaries and prioritizing mental health. Some companies are now promoting healthier work practices.
Finally, a Ring doorbell camera I can recommend to most people (especially at this price)
The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro is the top-performing, most feature-packed battery Ring doorbell currently available. And it's on sale.
GUWAHATI: The Assam government on Monday launched the Shraddhanjali Scheme to provide complete assistance for dignified transportation of the mortal remains of people from Assam who lose their lives, anywhere outside the State. The scheme, approved by the state cabinet on June 22, will be implemented by the Special Branch of the Assam Police. Families or individuals seeking assistance can report such death cases through designated helpline numbers. Government of Assam, upon receiving a report of death and on verification, will ensure all logistical and other formalities to bring back the deceased to Assam for the final rites, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma told the media. He said it was a humanitarian initiative to cover the full cost of repatriating the mortal remains of Assamese youth who die while working or studying in other Indian states. It aims to ease the financial and logistical burden on bereaved families. Sarma said even before the schemes formal launch, the state government was extending this service informally, and the mortal remains of 24 individuals had been brought back to the state with full honour this year. However, with its launch on Monday, the service becomes fully institutionalised, he said, adding that the scheme will cover students pursuing education in colleges and universities or other institutions outside Assam, as well as the youth engaged in low-income jobs outside the State. In the event of the death of such individuals, their families or acquaintances may contact the Assam government through the designated helpline numbers. Sarma said information could also be conveyed to the Chief Secretary or the Chief Ministers Office (CMO) directly. The scheme is also designed to ensure that in cases of unnatural deaths of persons outside Assam, the Special Branch of the Assam Police will provide necessary legal and procedural assistance to the affected families. When required, designated police officers from Assam will travel to the state concerned to ensure the dignified repatriation of the mortal remains. The policy will not apply to affluent sections of society. The scheme will be applicable primarily for youth engaged in low-paying jobs along with those who have died in special circumstances, such as murder and accidents. The scheme will not include cases of death during medical treatments outside the state, the CMO said in a statement.
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