Kerala CM seeks PM Modis intervention to safeguard States finances and drive development
After meeting Modi in Delhi, Pinarayi Vijayan says Kerala and Centre will remain in a constant mode of productive engagement for national development and public welfare
A New Delhi exhibition spotlights the evolution of Kutchs iconic crafts and their modern makers
The Triumph of Kachchh at Method Delhi reimagines the regions iconic crafts, from ajrakh and bandhini to rogan and batik, as living, evolving art
22K & 24K gold price today, Oct 10, 2025 across Indian cities
Delhi Metro to conduct ultrasonic testing of rails, welds after spate of technical glitches
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation will begin ultrasonic testing of rail welds. This initiative aims to detect hidden defects and strengthen safety across its network. The testing will cover six lines, including the Airport Express Line. This comes after recent technical snags disrupted services and caused overcrowding.
Delhi is preparing its second Electric Vehicle policy for early next year. The government plans to boost incentives and improve charging infrastructure. This aims to encourage electric two-wheeler adoption, especially for gig and delivery workers. Higher subsidies and tax concessions will make these vehicles more affordable. The policy also includes scrappage incentives and low-interest financing options.
In the second Session of Day 1 of the New Delhi Test, Yashasvi Jaiwa scored his 7th century and etched his name in the history books. Know about it below.
Delhi Waqf Board PMLA case: ED files Prosecution sanction against AAP MLA Amanat Ullah Khan
The Enforcement Directorate has filed a prosecution sanction against AAP MLA Amanat Ullah Khan. This is in connection with a money laundering case linked to the Delhi Waqf Board. The Delhi High Court has directed the trial court to consider the ED's application. The case involves alleged money laundering in the purchase of a property worth 36 crore rupees.
India Decides To Upgrade Technical Mission In Kabul To Full-Fledged Embassy
New Delhi, Oct 10: India on Friday announced the upgrading of its technical mission in Kabul to the status of an embassy with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar appreciating the Taliban set-up in Kabul for showing sensitivity towards New Delhis security concerns. Jaishankar made the announcement during his wide-ranging talks with visiting Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi. India had withdrawn its officials from its embassy in Kabul after the Taliban seized power in August 2021. In June 2022, India [] The post India Decides To Upgrade Technical Mission In Kabul To Full-Fledged Embassy appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Asim Munir upset! Why did Pakistan bomb Afghanistan amid Taliban minister's India visit?
As Taliban Foreign Minister visits India, Pakistan bombs Afghanistan targeting TTP. Meanwhile, New Delhi restores full diplomatic ties with Kabul.
SC Gives Centre Four Weeks To Respond To Pleas On Restoration Of J&K Statehood
NEW DELHI, Oct 10: The Supreme Court on Friday gave the Centre four weeks to file its response on a batch of pleas seeking restoration of statehood to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. A bench comprising Chief Justice B R Gavai and Justice K Vinod Chandran was hearing multiple pleas, including those filed by academician Zahoor Ahmad Bhat and socio-political activist Ahmad Malik, pressing for the implementation of the Centres assurance to restore statehood to Jammu and [] The post SC Gives Centre Four Weeks To Respond To Pleas On Restoration Of J&K Statehood appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
IPL 2026 Mini-Auction Likely on Dec 13-15; Retention Lists Due Nov 15
New Delhi, Oct 10: The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 mini-auction is expected to be held between December 13 and 15, with all franchises required to submit their player retention lists by November 15, according to reports from Cricbuzz. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is in the final stages of confirming [] The post IPL 2026 Mini-Auction Likely on Dec 13-15; Retention Lists Due Nov 15 appeared first on Northlines .
India Set for Kabul Embassy Reopening, Reboots Ties with Afghanistan
Jaishankar reaffirmed Indias commitment to Afghanistans sovereignty and announced the upgrade of its Kabul mission to full embassy status to boost cooperation and regional stability.reports Asian Lite News External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Friday reaffirmed Indias commitment to Afghanistans sovereignty, territorial integrity, and independence, announcing the upgrade of Indias Technical Mission in Kabul to full Embassy status. He noted that the visit of Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi to India marks a significant step in strengthening bilateral relations and underscoring the enduring friendship between the two nations.In his opening remarks during his meeting with Muttaqi in New Delhi
Saudi Arabia deports Indian fugitive wanted in cheating case
New Delhi: Saudi Arabian authorities have deported an Indian national, Manakandathil Thekkethi, also known as Sheela Kallyani, who was wanted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in a case of criminal conspiracy and cheating. The deportation followed coordination between the CBI, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), and the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), 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 .
Who Is Tarun Khanna, Harvard Professor Set To Attend NDTV World Summit
Tarun Khanna, Jorge Paulo Lemann Professor at Harvard Business School, is among the leaders attending the NDTV World Summit 2025 in New Delhi.
SC seeks Centre, EC response on plea to grant voting rights to undertrial prisoners
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday sought responses of the Centre and the Election Commission on a PIL seeking recognition of voting rights for nearly 4.5 lakh undertrial prisoners lodged in jails across India. A bench comprising Chief Justice B R Gavai and Justice K Vinod Chandran took note of the submissions of lawyer Prashant Bhushan that the present blanket ban imposed under Section 62(5) of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, violates constitutional guarantees and international democratic norms. The petition filed by Sunita Sharma, a resident of Patiala in Punjab, made the Centre through the Ministry of Law and Justice and the Election Commission as respondents. It seeks judicial intervention to ensure that prisoners, who have not been convicted of electoral offences or corruption, are not arbitrarily deprived of their democratic right to vote.
All About Vikram Rai, GE Aerospace CEO Who Will Attend NDTV World Summit 2025
The NDTV World Summit 2025, scheduled for October 17-18 in New Delhi, will host global leaders and innovators to discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping the next decade.
Cough Syrup Deaths: SC Dismisses PIL for CBI Probe, Nationwide Reforms
New Delhi, Oct 10: The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a PIL seeking an inquiry and systemic reforms in drug safety following deaths of children in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, allegedly caused by toxic cough syrups. A bench comprising Chief Justice B.R. Gavai and Justices Ujjal Bhuyan and K. Vinod Chandran rejected the plea filed [] The post Cough Syrup Deaths: SC Dismisses PIL for CBI Probe, Nationwide Reforms appeared first on Northlines .
Attack on Palestine is Attack on Humanity: Left Parties Protest
To mark two years of Israel's ongoing attacks on Gaza, Delhi's Left parties held a joint protest at Jantar Mantar.
Live: EAM Jaishankar holds talks with Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in New Delhi
Brightcom Group partners US-Based Project DYNAMO to boost disaster response with AI
NEW DELHI, Oct 10: Global tech firm Brightcom on Friday announced a collaboration with US-based humanitarian organization Project DYNAMO to integrate defence-grade AI systems for advancing disaster preparedness. The partnership aims to leverage Brightcoms command and decision-support platforms to enhance crisis response, evacuation coordination, and disaster recovery operations globally, the company said in a regulatory filing. Project DYNAMO is known for high-risk evacuations from conflict zones such as Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Israel, will contribute its operational expertise and [] The post Brightcom Group partners US-Based Project DYNAMO to boost disaster response with AI appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Travel platform ixigo to offload 10.1 pc stake to Prosus for Rs 1,296 cr
NEW DELHI, Oct 10: Travel platform ixigo on Friday said it will raise Rs 1,296 crore from global technology investor and operator Prosus through a preferential issue of equity shares. In a regulatory filing, ixigo (Le Travenues Technology Ltd) said it is offloading a 10.1 per cent stake to Prosus (MIH Investments One B V) for Rs 1,295.56 crore (USD 146 million). The board of directors of ixigo have approved the issuance of 4,62,70,092 equity shares for Rs 1,295.56 [] The post Travel platform ixigo to offload 10.1 pc stake to Prosus for Rs 1,296 cr appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Jubilant Pharmova arm to invest USD 300 mn in US by FY28 to double sterile injectable capacity
NEW DELHI, Oct 10: Jubilant HollisterStier LLC, an arm of Jubilant Pharmova Ltd, will invest USD 300 million by FY28 in the US to double its sterile injectable manufacturing capacity, with President Donald Trumps tariffs accelerating its original plans, company CEO CDMO Sterile Injectables, Chris Preti, said on Friday. The company has launched its new sterile fill and finish line the third at its Spokane manufacturing facility in Washington, US, set up at an investment of USD 132 [] The post Jubilant Pharmova arm to invest USD 300 mn in US by FY28 to double sterile injectable capacity appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Ayush Badoni To Lead Delhi's Record 24-Member Ranji Trophy Squad; Nitish Rana Returns
An unprecedented 24-member squad has been named for Delhi's opening Ranji Trophy match against Hyderabad, starting October 15, with Ayush Badoni set to lead the side and Yash Dhull appointed his deputy.
Priyansh named in Delhis Ranji squad for first game
Batter Yash Dhull has been named as the vice-captain. The squad features left-hand batter Priyansh Arya, who has impressed in the white-ball formats but is yet to play a First-Class game for Delhi
St Stephen's College is demanding separate fee payments from first-year students for the 2025-26 academic year, deviating from Delhi University's single-portal policy. This dual-payment system significantly inflates the DU fee component, overcharging students by over 230% and potentially collecting lakhs in excess. Delhi University is now reviewing the matter, flagging the violation.
Delhi University students detained over pro Palestine protest
Students of Delhi University were detained by the police for organising a pro-Palestine protest on Thursday, October 9. The Fraternity Movement organised the protest. According to the Fraternity Movement, the mob objected to the raising of the Palestinian flag and began chanting Islamophobic slogans to frighten students. In a statement, the organisation said, Even before 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 .
Cough Syrup Deaths: SC Rejects PIL Seeking CBI Probe, Nationwide Drug Safety Review
NEW DELHI, Oct 10: The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a PIL seeking an inquiry and systemic reform in drug safety mechanisms in the wake of deaths of children in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan allegedly due to consumption of toxic cough syrups. A bench comprising Chief Justice B R Gavai and Justices Ujjal Bhuyan and K Vinod Chandran dismissed the PIL filed by lawyer Vishal Tiwari after Solicitor General Tushar Mehta objected to it. The top law officer said the [] The post Cough Syrup Deaths: SC Rejects PIL Seeking CBI Probe, Nationwide Drug Safety Review appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
CJI announces expansion of free Wi-Fi across entire SC premises
NEW DELHI, Oct 10: In a step to enhance digital accessibility, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Friday announced that free public Wi-Fi will now be available across the entire main building of the Supreme Court to lawyers, litigants and visitors. Earlier, the free WiFi access was limited to courtrooms only. Before you mentioning (important cases for listing), I have a mentioning, in step towards the digital advancement, for all lawyers, litigants and visitors, the facility of free [] The post CJI announces expansion of free Wi-Fi across entire SC premises appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
U.S. Ambassador to India Sergio Gor in Delhi to hold bilateral discussions
Sergio Gor and U.S. Deputy Secretary for Management and Resources Michael J. Rigas are meeting their counterparts to discuss bilateral issues
Age restrictions under surrogacy law cannot be applied retrospectively: SC
NEW DELHI: In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court on Thursday held that age restrictions would not apply to all intending couples who began the process of having a child prior to the enactment of the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021. The court ruled that couples who had frozen their embryos before the implementation of the law on 25 January 2022 would be allowed to proceed with surrogacy irrespective of their age. The right to make reproductive choices, including pursuing surrogacy, is a facet of personal liberty and privacy protected under Article 21 of the Constitution, said a two-judge bench comprising Justices B.V. Nagarathna and K.V. Vishwanathan. Rejecting the Centres plea, which argued that children born through surrogacy would not be properly cared for by older intending couples, the apex court said that the creation and freezing of embryos represents the crystallisation of the process and clearly demonstrates the couples intent. Allowing the writ petitions filed by Vijaya Kumari S and others, the court held that the age restriction provision under Section 4(iii)(c)(1) of the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021 would not have retrospective effect. We hold that Section 4(iii)(c)(I) does not have retrospective operation and therefore, would not apply to the petitioners and applicants who are the intending couples. We reiterate that we have not considered the validity of the age restrictions in this order but only the applicability of the same to the petitioners and the applicants herein. The writ petitions and the application are allowed, the bench stated. The top court further observed that when there was no age restriction at the stage of creation and freezing of embryos prior to the enforcement of the Act, the age restriction under the new law could not be applied retrospectively. The court noted that doing so would frustrate not only the surrogacy procedure but also the couples right to have a surrogate child, a right protected under Article 21 of the Constitution. The bench emphasised that the rule against retrospective operation of statutes applies in this case to preserve the rights of the intending couples. If we do not apply the aforesaid principle of interpretation of statutes, we would be failing in our duty to uphold the constitutional right of such intending couples under Article 21 of the Constitution. Therefore, we hold that the age bar does not apply to intending couples such as the ones we are considering in the present cases, the court said.
Muttaqis Visit Marks Indias Pragmatic Shift
Visit underscores Indias delicate balancing act between engaging Kabul and avoiding formal recognition of Taliban rule, writes Manoj Menon The decision to host the Talibans acting foreign minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, in New Delhi this week highlights a calculated shift in Indias approach to Afghanistan. Although India does not officially recognise the Taliban regime, the visit granted under a temporary UN exemption from international travel restrictions signals a willingness by New Delhi to engage the authorities in Kabul more directly. Muttaqi, who is expected to arrive on Thursday for a week-long stay, will meet Indias External Affairs Minister
Jailed MP Er Rashids party to field own candidate in J&K RS polls, refuses to support BJP or NC
SRINAGAR: In a significant political move, the Awami Ittihad Party (AIP) of jailed Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) MP Er Rashid has announced that itwont support either the opposition BJP or the ruling National Conference (NC) but instead will field its own candidate in the forthcoming Rajya Sabha polls inthe J&K Union Territory. The AIP has a lone legislator in the 90-member J&K Assembly. Talking to TNIE, AIP chief spokesman Inam-un-Nabi said the party, after thorough discussion, has decided not to support the BJP or NC in the RS polls. The polls for four vacant RS seats in J&K would be held on October 24. Inam said that had the party abstained from voting, it wouldprovideadvantage to BJP, which is our enemy. Similarly, since the NC government is a failure, we dont want to vote for it. The party, he said, has decided to field its own candidate in the RS polls. Our partys Parliamentary Affairs Committee will discuss modalities in this regard. We will approach the Assembly Secretariat to ascertain necessary procedures for fielding our own candidate, Inam said. We dont have a choice either to abstain or cast a vote for NC. In such a situation, we will field our own candidate and even if we get only one vote that is sufficient for us, he said, adding, Our decision reflects a commitment to principled politics. Er Rashid, who is the Lok Sabha MP from the Baramulla seat in north Kashmir, is currently lodged in Delhis Tihar Jail under the UAPA since 2019. Despite his incarceration, Rashids political influence continues to resonate in parts of north Kashmir. He won the parliamentary election from Baramulla LS seat last year despite being in jail. He defeated two political heavyweights including Omar Abdullah of NC and Sajjad Gani Lone, former minister and Peoples Conference chairman. Political observers term AIPs move as symbolic and significant. With just a single MLA, the AIP has no chance of securing a Rajya Sabha seat but by fielding its own candidate, the party signals its intent to remain equidistant from both the National Conference and the BJP, observers suggest. The Rajya Sabha election is a high-stakes contest for both the NC and the opposition BJP, which is eyeing to strengthen its position in the Union Territory. The voting for the four vacant RS seats would be held on October 24 between 9 am and 4 pm, and counting of votes would take place on the same day at 5 pm. The fourRS seats from J&K had fallen vacant in February 2021 after the end of the terms of PDP MPs Mir Mohammad Fayaz and Nazir Ahmed Laway, BJP MP Shamsher Singh, and former Congress MP Ghulam Nabi Azad. After the abrogation of Article 370 and the downgrading and bifurcation of the erstwhile J&K state into two Union Territories, the election for the 90-member J&K Assembly was held last year.
Air India flight from Vienna to New Delhi diverted to Dubai due to technical issue
An Air India flight from Vienna to New Delhi was diverted to Dubai due to a suspected technical issue, landing safely and departing after necessary checks. This follows another incident on October 4 where an Air India flight from Amritsar to Birmingham deployed its Ram Air Turbine during landing, with all systems functioning normally and no injuries reported.
Government to launch Dalhan Atmanirbhar Mission to achieve self-sufficiency in pulses production
NEW DELHI: To achieve self-sufficiency in pulse production, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to launch the Dalhan Atmanirbhar Mission, an ambitious initiative aimed at boosting both production and productivity over the next five years. With a budget outlay of Rs 11,440 crore, the government plans to distribute 12.6 million quintals of certified seeds to help increase pulse production from the current 24 million tonnes to an ambitious target of 35 million tonnes. Additionally, it aims to raise productivity from the current 880 kilograms per hectare to 1,130 kilograms per hectare. Indias pulses acreage has shrunk over the past four years, subsequently affecting production, increasing the import bill, and causing a crash in domestic prices, which has discouraged farmers from taking the risk of planting pulses. Ironically, India remains the largest producer, consumer, and importer of pulses. This comprehensive strategy is designed to enhance and ensure a steady supply of pulses in the country, said Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare. He further explained that the programme would include intercropping, growing pulses on paddy fallow land, and purchasing the produce at the minimum support price (MSP). For this initiative, we plan to distribute 12.6 million quintals of certified seeds, with 8.8 million quintals allocated to targeted farmers across different regions, Chouhan stated. In response to concerns that farmers receive lower prices for their produce, which discourages them from planting pulses, Chouhan announced that the government would increase public procurement of pulses from 25% to 100% to ensure that farmers earn a fair income. The government will promote a pulse production scheme in 416 selected districts under the Prime Minister Dhan Dhanya Scheme. This initiative will involve the convergence of 36 schemes across 12 departments. These districts will be chosen based on criteria similar to Aspirational Districts, where the production and productivity of pulses are low. The government will provide irrigation, quality seeds, storage facilities, and transportation, while the overall scheme will be monitored by NITI Aayog, Chouhan added. It is worth mentioning that the governments record imports of pulses have led to a crash in domestic prices. Currently, Tur pulse prices are Rs 1,838, Moong prices Rs 2,250, and Urad prices Rs 2,000 below the MSP, which has allegedly discouraged farmers from taking the risk of growing pulses this year, despite favourable monsoon conditions. Despite a good monsoon in the kharif season, total pulse acreage has only marginally increased from 11.89 million hectares (mh) to 11.98 mh compared to last year, as of the end of September. Among major pulse crops, Arhar/Tur (pigeon pea) has seen a minor decline, along with moong and moth beans, while other pulses, except urad, have shown an increase of 1.42 mh. It is a concern, which is why we launched the mission to upscale production, Chouhan told The New Indian Express . Prime Minister Modi will launch the scheme on October 11 in Pusa, Delhi. Meanwhile, M. L. Jat, Director General of the Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR), mentioned that excessive rainfall this season has prevented many pulse-growing regions, such as Bundelkhand, from planting pulse crops.
Operation Sindoor: Congress taunts Modi as Trump hits half-century
New Delhi: Taking a swipe at the Modi government, the Congress on Friday said US President Donald Trump has reached the half-century mark on his claim that he stopped Operation Sindoor using trade and tariffs as his brahmastra, and added that it wont be long before he scores a century. Congress general secretary in-charge communications 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 .
Trump Has Claimed That He Stopped Op Sindoor Using Trade 50 Times Now: Congress
New Delhi, Oct 10: Taking a swipe at the Modi government, the Congress on Friday said US President Donald Trump has reached the half-century mark on his claim that he stopped Operation Sindoor using trade and tariffs as his brahmastra, and added that it wont be long before he scores a century. Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh said Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent all day yesterday talking to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and sending message after message [] The post Trump Has Claimed That He Stopped Op Sindoor Using Trade 50 Times Now: Congress appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi Announce Badoni-led 24-member Ranji Trophy Squad, Nitish Rana Included
DDCA Secretary Ashok Sharma: The Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) on Friday has announced a 24-member squad for the upcoming Ranji Trophy season, with Ayush Badoni appointed captain and Yash Dhull named vice-captain. Delhi will begin their 2025/26 campaign with an away fixture against Hyderabad on October 15, before returning to host Himachal Pradesh at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on October 25. Badoni is back to being Delhis skipper after having a stint with India A team during the red-ball games against Australia A in Lucknow. The selection meeting was attended by Yashpal Singh, KP Bhaskar, Manu Nayyar, chief coach Sarandeep Singh, CAC member Surinder Khanna, DDCA Secretary Ashok Sharma, and Joint Secretary Amit Grover. Other notable names in the squad include Priyansh Arya, Anuj Rawat, Navdeep Saini, Simarjeet Singh and Hrithik Shokeen. The squad also features senior left-handed batter Nitish Rana, who is back in the set-up after representing Uttar Pradesh as a professional player. His selection is an intriguing one as Rana never got going with the red-ball for Uttar Pradesh in last two domestic seasons and has runs only on the back of this years Delhi Premier League (DPL). There is no mention of India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant in Delhis squad, but theres an expectation that he will be ready to play once gaining full fitness after completing his rehab at the BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru, where hes been based from since mid-September. Pant has been recovering from a fractured right foot sustained during the fourth Test against England at Manchester in July and the long recovery from it has meant that hes missed out on the ongoing Tests against the West Indies and upcoming white-ball tour of Australia. IANS had previously reported that Pant could be back in action for Delhis home game against Himachal Pradesh. This agency also understands that Pant could even be handed captaincy if hes included in Delhis squad for the premier red-ball competition after getting fitness clearance. Pant has been recovering from a fractured right foot sustained during the fourth Test against England at Manchester in July and the long recovery from it has meant that hes missed out on the ongoing Tests against the West Indies and upcoming white-ball tour of Australia. Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score Delhi squad: Ayush Badoni (captain), Yash Dhull (vice-captain), Arpit Rana, Sanat Sangwan, Anuj Rawat (wk), Sumit Mathur, Shivam Sharma, Rounak Waghela, Navdeep Saini, Simarjeet Singh, Money Grewal, Siddhant Sharma, Dhruv Kaushik, Pranav Rajvanshi (wk), Nitish Rana, Himmat Singh, Ayush Doseja, Rahul Dagar, Hrithik Shokeen, Priyansh Arya, Tejasvi (wk), Vaibhav Kandpal, Rohan Rana and Aryan Rana (Subject to fitness) Article Source: IANS
Karwa Chauth 2025: Check moonrise timings in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram
Karwa Chauth 2025 brings traditional charm to Delhi-NCR, with devotees observing the fast and preparing for the much-awaited moonrise tonight.
Karwa Chauth 2025 Moonrise Time: Karwa Chauth 2025 falls on Friday, October 10. Married women will observe a day-long fast from sunrise to moonrise. The fast concludes after sighting the moon. Key timings for the puja and moonrise in various cities are provided. This tradition celebrates marital devotion and well-being.
EC says Anganwadi workers to help verify identity of burqa-clad voters at polling stations in Bihar
NEW DELHI: The Election Commission on Friday said special arrangements will be made at polling stations in Bihar for dignified identification of women voters in burqa or purdah. In a statement, the poll authority said to encourage participation of 'purdanasheen' (in burqa or purdah) women, special arrangements will be made at the polling stations as per its instructions for their dignified identification in the presence of lady polling officers or attendants while ensuring their privacy. Addressing a press conference here on Monday to announce schedule for Bihar elections, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar had said Aanganwadi workers will be present at all polling booths in Bihar to help verify the identity of burqa-clad voters. Responding to a question about 'ghungat' and burqa clad women during a press conference, Kumar said there are clear guidelines of the Election Commission about the verification of identity inside polling booths and they will be strictly followed. Our anganwadi workers will be deployed at all polling booths for verifying the identity of burqa-clad women. The guidelines of the commission are very clear about this -- that how identity is verified inside a polling station and they will be strictly followed, he said. On Thursday, the poll authority had said up to 90,712 Anganwadi Sevikas will be deployed on poll duty. Bihar BJP president Dilip Jaiswal had on Saturday last urged the Commission to ensure that faces of women turning up at booths in burqas were tallied with voter cards. The elections for 243 assembly constituencies in Bihar will be held in two phases -- November 6 and 11 -- while the counting of votes will be on November 14.
New Delhi, Oct 10 (PTI) The Election Commission on Friday said special arrangements will be made at polling stations in Bihar for dignified identification of women voters in burqa or purdah. In a statement, the poll authority said to encourage participation of purdanasheen (in burqa or purdah) women, special arrangements will be made at the polling stations as per its instructions for their dignified identification in the presence of lady polling officers or attendants while ensuring their privacy. Addressing a press conference here on Monday to announce schedule for Bihar elections, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar had said Aanganwadi workers
2nd Test: Windies Players Wearing Black Armbands In Memory Of Bernard Julien
Arun Jaitley Stadium: West Indiesplayers are wearing black armbands during day one of the second and final Test against India at the Arun Jaitley Stadium as a mark of respect for Bernard Julien, the former all-rounder who passed away at the age of 75 on October 4. West Indies players are wearing black armbands on day one of the second Test against India as a tribute to former player Bernard Julien who passed away last week. All-rounder Julien was a member of the 1975 World Cup winning team, said Cricket West Indies (CWI) in a statement on Friday. Julien, a key figure in the West Indies rise during the 1970s, played 24 Tests and amassed 866 runs while picking 50 wickets. In 12 ODIs, he made 86 runs and picked 18 scalps. He was a part of the West Indies side that won the inaugural Mens ODI World Cup in 1975. In that competition, Julien picked figures of 4-20 in the group stage game against Sri Lanka before taking 4-27 against New Zealand in the semi-final. West Indies players are wearing black armbands on day one of the second Test against India as a tribute to former player Bernard Julien who passed away last week. All-rounder Julien was a member of the 1975 World Cup winning team, said Cricket West Indies (CWI) in a statement on Friday. Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score Julien also made 179 appearances for the English county side Kent from 1970 to 1977 - taking 336 wickets and scoring 3,296 runs. The West Indies will be hoping to channel in some of the fearlessness Julien showed in his playing days by putting in a fighting show against India in the Test getting underway in New Delhi, where they are 1-0 behind in the two-match series. Article Source: IANS
SC to hear PIL on child deaths linked to toxic cough syrup
New Delhi: The Supreme Court is slated to hear on Friday a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a high-level probe into the deaths of children allegedly caused by the consumption of contaminated cough syrup in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. The PIL claimed that at least 14 children have died since early September, with most of 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 .
Shubman Gill collects lucky 'first' as India Test captain vs West Indies
India's captain Shubman Gill finally won a toss after six consecutive losses, opting to bat against the West Indies in Delhi. India remain unchanged for the second Test, while the West Indies made two changes. Gill expressed excitement for the future after being appointed the ODI captain as well and emphasised on consistency in batting.
Watch! Veer Pahariya blows a kiss at Tara Sutaria as he walks the ramp
Veer Pahariya recently walked the ramp at the Lakme Fashion Week in Delhi. During her walk, the actor shared a sweet moment with girlfriend Tara Sutaria, who was seen seated in the front row cheering for him
World University Rank 2026: IISc Bangalore rated best in country
NEW DELHI: Next to the United States, India has the highest number of educational institutions figuring in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2026. A total of 128 institutes from India have made it to the rankings, with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore rated the best in the country and categorised in the 201-250 rank band. For the tenth consecutive year, the University of Oxford was rated the best in the world, the rankings state. A total of 2,191 institutions across 115 countries were assessed for this 22nd edition of these rankings. In a statement, THE said, India now has the second highest number of ranked universities, behind only the US. The US has 171 institutions, making it the No. 1 country in the rankings, while Japan stands third with 115 institutions figuring here. The Indian institution which figures next to IISc Bangalore is Chennais Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences, which was classified in the 351-400 band. Two universities are in the 401-500 band Delhis Jamia Millia Islamia University and Himachal Pradeshs Shoolini University of Biotechnology and Management Sciences. The institutes falling in the 501-600 rank band are Banaras Hindu University, IIT Indore, Bhubaneswars KIIT University, Lovely Professional University, Kottayams Mahatma Gandhi University, and Dehraduns UPES. The rankings also listed these universities in the 601-800 rank band IIT Patna, IIIT Hyderabad, Amity University, Noida, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, Central University of Punjab, Aligarh Muslim University, Graphic Era University in Dehradun, Chitkara University in Chandigarh, NIT Rourkela, Punjab University, University of Delhi and VIT University. The universities that have made it to the top ten ranks globally are Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States (2); Princeton University, US, and University of Cambridge, UK (jointly ranked 3); Harvard University and Stanford University (5th rank jointly); California Institute of Technology, US (7); Imperial College London, UK (8); University of California, US (9); and Yale University, US (10). When compared among Asian countries alone for the top slots, China leads the rankings.
Soon, Delhi residents can apply for birth, caste certificates on WhatsApp
The Delhi government is launching a new initiative to provide nearly 50 services through WhatsApp. Citizens can apply for documents like birth and caste certificates using a bilingual chatbot. This faceless service model aims to simplify access to government services. The Information Technology Department is overseeing the project, which will be implemented by a tech company.
Senior Advocate Mahesh Jethmalani told the Delhi High Court on Thursday that the purported will produced by Sunjay Kapur's widow, Priya Sachdev Kapur, was a fabricated document, crafted to exclude his two children, Samaira and Kiaan Kapur, and seize control of his property.
Haryana RERA has ordered a prominent builder to pay Rs 85 lakh in interest compensation to the Batra family for a five-year delay in handing over their Delhi NCR home. The builder also failed to provide promised monthly returns, leading to the legal action and the significant payout for the delayed possession.
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St. Stephen's College is facing scrutiny for allegedly overcharging first-year students on university fees and implementing a dual-payment system, violating Delhi University's single-portal rule. Students paid over three times DU's actual share, amounting to an estimated Rs 32 lakh extra. DU officials are investigating the matter, calling the overcharge the college's responsibility.
'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.
Starmer, Modi promise to deepen ties on trade, jobs and education
NEW DELHI: In a strong push for business expansion, job creation, and education partnerships, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his British counterpart Keir Starmer on Thursday reiterated their commitment to unlocking the full potential of the recently signed IndiaUK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Meeting in Mumbai, the two leaders jointly addressed the CEO Summit and the Global Fintech Fest, laying out a clear vision for strengthening economic ties and catalysing growth in key sectors, including tech, finance, clean energy, and education. Starmers two-day visit, his first as prime minister, comes as both nations move swiftly to operationalise the landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA), signed in July. Our deal with India means more investment in the UK and thousands of new jobs across the country, Starmer said. Modi echoed that sentiment, saying the CETA would create new job opportunities for youth, expand trade and benefit both our industries as well as consumers. He highlighted Indias favourable business climate, citing policy stability, predictable regulations, and strong domestic demand as key advantages. He talked of the prospects of joint ventures. We see immense potential for partnerships in telecom, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, quantum computing, semiconductors, cyber, and space. In defence, we are moving towards co-design and co-production models. This is the moment to accelerate and convert these opportunities into tangible outcomes. Ahead of the leaders meeting, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and UK Business and Trade Secretary Peter Kyle finalised the institutional framework for the deals delivery, repositioning the Joint Economic and Trade Committee (JETCO) as the central body to oversee implementation and resolve regulatory and market access issues. Modi also announced that nine British universities will open campuses in India. Starmer confirmed that the University of Lancaster and the University of Surrey have already received approval. International education brought into the UK over 32 billion in 2022. Nearly 1 billion of that came from international campuses. Meanwhile, Air India and IndiGo are expanding flight frequencies to the UK. British Airways announced it will add a third daily flight between Delhi and Heathrow by 2026, subject to clearancessignalling growing trade and travel demand. Earlier, a British delegation visited the Yash Raj Films studio in Mumbai to explore joint production opportunities between Bollywood and the British film industry. As the CETA enters its implementation phase, both governments are betting on it as a vehicle for growth, innovation, and jobs across both economies.
Indian businesses eye market gains with low tariffs
NEW DELHI: British Prime Minister Keir Starmers visit to India has renewed momentum behind the IndiaUK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), with Indian businesses hopeful of improved market access and British firms eyeing Indias talent and growth potential. Indian exporters expect immediate gains in sectors such as garments, footwear, seafood, and engineering goods, as the deal slashes tariffs on 99% of Indian exports. British companies, meanwhile, are looking to deepen their presence in India across pharma, telecom, defence, and AI. British pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly has committed a $1 billion investment in India, signalling confidence in the evolving trade landscape. Benefits will accrue not just through improved market access but through cross-border investment in sunrise sectors. Indian startups can become incubators for technologies from UK universities, said Agneshwar Sen, Trade Policy Leader, EY India.
Modis remarks on 26/11 attack terribly wrong: Chidambaram hits back
NEW DELHI: A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the UPA government of being too soft on Pakistan, Congress leader and former Union Minister P Chidambaram responded on Thursday, saying that PM Modis attack on him was a figment of imagination. In a post on X, Chidambaram said, It is disappointing to read that the Honble prime minister of India imagined the words and attributed them to me. The statement has three parts, and each one of them is terribly wrong, said Chidambaram. I quote the Hon'ble PM's words (as reported in ToI): .....has said India was ready to respond after 26/11, but because of the pressure exerted by some country, then Congress govt stopped India's armed forces from attacking Pakistan. The statement has three parts, and each one P. Chidambaram (@PChidambaram_IN) October 9, 2025 I quote his words: ...has said India was ready to respond after 26/11, but because of the pressure exerted by some country, then the Congress government stopped Indias armed forces from attacking Pakistan. It is disappointing to read that the prime minister of India imagined the words and attributed them to me, he wrote. Modi on Wednesday attacked Congress, demanding it disclose to the nation who prevented India from mounting a military response following the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, which were linked to Pakistan. Speaking at a function in Mumbai, Modi blamed Congress-led UPA government for weakening the fight against terror, which he alleged had paid a heavy price on the nation. In a veiled reference to the comments made by former Union Home Minister P Chidambaram during a podcast, Modi said, A Congress leader, who has also been Union Home Minister, has said a country prevented Indias military retaliation post-26/11 Mumbai terror attacks in 2008. The party should clarify.
Sex education must be from young age, not from Class IX: Supreme Court
NEW DELHI: Sex education should be provided to children from a younger age, not from Class IX onwards, the Supreme Court held. We are of the opinion that sex education should be provided to children from a younger age and not Class IX onwards. It is for the authorities concerned to apply their mind and take corrective measures, so that children are informed of the changes that happen after puberty, and the care and cautions to be taken in relation thereto, said, the bench. A two-judge bench made these observations while granting bail to a 15-year-old boy accused of offences under sections 376 (Rape) and 506 (Criminal intimidation) of the IPC (Indian Penal Code) and Section 6 (Aggravated penetrative sexual assault) of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. Earlier, the SC had directed release of the appellant-juvenile on terms and conditions to be fixed by the Juvenile Justice Board concerned, considering the fact that the boy was just fifteen years old. Besides, the court had asked the UP government to file an additional affidavit, informing the court as to how sex education is provided as a part of the curriculum in higher secondary schools in the state, so that adolescents are aware of hormonal changes that come with puberty. Also in top court Waqf registration plea to be heard soon The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear an application filed by AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi seeking an extension of the deadline for the mandatory registration of all Waqf properties, including Waqf-by-users, on the UMEED portal. After hearing the submissions from lawyers, the CJI said, we will list it. Let it be listed, listing does not mean granting, the CJI added.
Kashmir an integral part of India, MPs delegation counters Pakistan at UNGA
NEW DELHI: Countering Pakistans comments on Jammu and Kashmir at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Lok Sabha MP PP Chaudhary, asserted that the Union Territory remains an integral and inalienable part of India. Leader of Indias first delegation to the UNGA, Chaudhary dismissed Pakistans remarks as baseless. Delivering Indias statement during the general debate in the third committee of the forum, he further said the comments reflected Islamabads habitual misuse of UN platforms to divert global attention from its own rigged elections, jailing of opposition leaders, and violent suppression of protests. Chaudhary is also the Chairperson of the Joint Parliamentary Committee on One Nation One Election. Pakistans Army Chief has also described the country as a dump truck, exposing the rot within its governance, he said. The Lok Sabha MP underscored that Indias Constitution, inspired by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, provides a framework ensuring every citizen can reach their full potential. Highlighting Indias achievements in inclusive development, the MP noted that over 250 million people have been lifted out of multidimensional poverty in the past decade, while nearly 800 million people benefit from the Public Distribution System. He stressed that social security now covers 64.3% of the population. On womens empowerment, Chaudhary said Nari Shakti has become a national mission, with women now recording the highest global enrolment in higher education and workforce participation rising to 40.3% in 202425. He also pointed to the Womens Reservation Bill, 2023, as a landmark in women-led governance.
The Delhi High Court on Thursday granted anticipatory bail to Big Boss fame Ajaz Khan. Delhi Police's Cyber Police Station have registered an FIR over objectionable post on social media against a YouTuber and his family. This case has been filed by a woman and his son, a YouTuber.
NTA may allot exam centres based on Aadhaar to curb malpractices
NEW DELHI: From the coming academic year, candidates aspiring to take up the competitive exams conducted by the National Testing Agency are likely to be allotted centres based on the Address in their Aadhaar card. This is aimed at transparency and is a response to criticism about the far-flung centres allocated for many students during the exams held in 2025. Aadhaar-address-based centre allotment will be followed, and candidates can no longer choose any test centre they prefer, according to reliable information. The move is aimed at improving transparency and eliminating the possibility of any malpractice. There were multiple complaints, particularly from students in remote rural areas, about the vast distance they had to travel to take their exams. Additionally, the verification process has been made quite stringent. In a public notice released on X, NTA has called upon all candidates to update their Aadhaar cards with the correct name, date of birth, and latest photograph. The personal details on the Class X marksheet must perfectly match those on the Aadhaar card, as even spelling differences are likely to result in the cancellation of the application. When asked for their response to the sudden move, a senior NTA official merely said the NTA has asked students to update their Aadhaar cards before the upcoming exams. He refused to comment further. The notice also called upon Persons with disabilities to update their UDID card. Additionally, the category certificate (EWS/SC/ST/OBC) needs to be updated. JEE Main (Undergraduate Engineering), NEET UG (Medical and allied courses), and CUET UG exams (for undergraduate courses in universities) are conducted by the NTA across the country. A high-level panel set up by the Ministry of Education to ensure transparency had recommended it. The first exam that will be held next year is the JEE-2026, which will be conducted in two sessions: one in January 2026 and another in April 2026. Aspirants have been asked to regularly visit the NTA official website to access regular updates. NTA is expected to release a detailed FAQ shortly to address all concerns of students.
Explosion Heard in Kabul; Taliban Says No Reports of Damage
The incident occurred after Afghanistan's acting Foreign Minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, arrived in New Delhi for a week-long visit to India
Umar Khalid made an accused for being member of WhatsApp group: Counsel
Umar Khalid's lawyer told a Delhi court he was accused in the 2020 riots conspiracy due to a WhatsApp group membership. Other individuals at a related meeting were not charged. Khalid's counsel argued he even tried to de-escalate the situation. The court will hear further arguments on October 14. Khalid is accused under UAPA.
Much-awaited NH 66 to be reality by Jan, says Public Works Minister Riyas
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The highly-anticipated national highway project, NH 66, will be inaugurated in January. Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari will inaugurate the completed stretches of the 678-km-long highway, state Public Works Minister P A Mohamed Riyas said on Thursday. The decision was taken during a meeting that Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Riyas held with Gadkari earlier in the day. After the meeting, Riyas told reporters that over 450 km of the highway project is already over. At the meeting, it was decided that a number of other projects, including the Palakkad-Kozhikode Greenfield Highway, which would reduce travel time between the two cities to one-and-a-half-hours from the current 3-4 hours, would also be inaugurated in January. NH66 dream project of Keralites: Public works min Asserting that NH 66 was a dream project of Keralites, Riyas said the state had pointed out certain issues related to its development. Construction along more than 450 km of NH 66 has been completed. Of the 16 reaches of the NH in Kerala, the government aims to complete maximum reaches by January. At some places, work is not progressing at the required pace due to the lackadaisical attitude of the contractors. The state wants strict action taken against them. To speed up the project, the number of workers has been increased at certain places, he said. Gadkari has promised that efforts will be taken to complete all reaches by January itself. An urgent meeting of contractors and officials will soon be held in Delhi to speed up construction. Taking into consideration Keralas special interest in NH development, Gadkari has agreed to write off `237 crore in lieu of land acquisition, Riyas said. Decisions regarding completion of the Thiruvananthapuram outer ring road project, the Kollam-Shenkottai Greenfield Highway inauguration, one-time improvement of NH 744 and DPR revision of Edamon-Kollam stretch, among others, were also taken at the meeting. During his Kerala visit in January, Gadkari will assess the progress of the construction along the remaining portions. Pointing out that the NH project had been abandoned in 2014, Riyas said attributed its completion to the stand taken by the state government. There were regional level issues along Kasaragod-Taliparamba, Azhiyooor-Vengalam, Vadakara and Thiruvananthapuram, but those have been addressed. As far as the state government is concerned, the project should be completed in a time-bound manner, Riyas said.
Congress pinning hopes on D K Shivakumar's magic in Kerala too?
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Will there be a D K Shivakumar effect in the Kerala assembly election as had happened in Telangana? The question has popped up with the appointment of Harsha Kanadam, a protg of the Karnataka deputy CM, as chairperson of the Congress state war room in Thiruvananthapuram to oversee its campaign and strategy formulation. It doesnt mean Shivakumar will be directly involved in Congress election strategy planning, but there are enough straws in the wind that suggest the ace strategists possible deep involvement in the process. Shivakumar had played a pivotal role in the campaign and Congress subsequent return to power in Telangana, a leader from Karnataka told TNIE. He held no official positions, but was camping in Telangana to oversee the campaign and drawing up strategies. In the last Lok Sabha election also he helped the Congress in Kerala, he said. Of the five states going to polls next year Assam, West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, the high command pins high hopes on Kerala to wrest power. Helping Congress wrest power 1st priority: Harsha However, the disunity within the state leadership with a group of senior leaders eying the CM post has been a concern for some time. Harsha Kanadam would take charge after meeting the leaders at the war room in Delhi. My first priority is to help Congress wrest power in Kerala, Harsha told TNIE. We will be connecting to the people at the grassroots with technology. This will be done by taking into confidence local leaders and with the guidance of senior leaders. I will be accessible to all workers, he added. Harsha was an AICC observer in Haryana, Maharashtra and Delhi assembly elections. The Congress high command is of the opinion that unless the party came to power in maximum number of states, particularly in south India, its future would be bleak.
In a Delhi High Court inheritance battle, Sunjay Kapur's children from ex-wife Karisma Kapoor accused his current wife, Priya Kapur, of behaving like Cinderella's stepmother and usurping assets. They allege Priya presented a forged will to secure a larger share of the Rs 30,000 crore estate, putting the children in danger.
Soon, Delhi Residents Can Apply Birth, Caste Certificates On WhatsApp
The Delhi government is working to provide several of its services in a faceless manner, with documents like birth and caste certificates being applied for and delivered using WhatsApp, officials said on Thursday.
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Delhi rural board allocates Rs 1,089cr for village projects, the highest yet
Man held for killing dhaba worker who refused to pack late-night food order in Noida
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Satish calls on Union Sports Minister
*Seeks enhanced support for strengthening sports infrastructure in J&K Excelsior Sports Correspondent NEW DELHI, Oct 9: Minister for Youth Services and Sports, Satish Sharma today called on the Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports, Dr Mansukh Mandaviya in New Delhi and held an extensive discussion on measures to strengthen sports infrastructure, enhance youth engagement, and promote athletic excellence in Jammu & Kashmir. During the meeting, Satish Sharma presented a comprehensive memorandum to the Union Minister, reiterating the J&K Governments [] The post Satish calls on Union Sports Minister appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Royal Enfield expands online retail presence; entire 350cc range available on Amazon India
NEW DELHI, Oct 9: Mid-size motorcycle maker Royal Enfield on Thursday said its entire 350cc range can be bought online as part of its collaboration with Amazon India. The purchase option is currently available for customers in five major cities: Ahmedabad, Chennai, Hyderabad, New Delhi and Pune, the company said in a statement. Classic 350, Bullet 350, Hunter 350, Goan Classic 350 and the new Meteor 350 will be available through a dedicated Royal Enfield brand store on [] The post Royal Enfield expands online retail presence; entire 350cc range available on Amazon India appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Amit Shah flags off 19 new DJB projects that will reduce pollution load in Yamuna
NEW DELHI, Oct 9: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday inaugurated 19 water and sewerage projects of the Delhi Jal Board, giving an impetus to the ambitious Yamuna rejuvenation project. These projects mainly involve upgradation of existing Sewage Treatment Plants (STP) and laying of new sewer lines under the Sewa Pakhwada events at a cost of Rs 1,816 crore. These will significantly enhance Delhi Jal Boards overall sewage treatment capacity, while earlier the waste water was entering [] The post Amit Shah flags off 19 new DJB projects that will reduce pollution load in Yamuna appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Activists protest as 12 impounded dogs denied entry in JLN Stadium
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MCD delays action on stray dog sterilisation payments and monitoring
Dilli Ka Gaurav puts spotlight on local artworks
Wife, paramour and 3 others arrested for contractors murder in Ghaziabad
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