US companies add just 44,000 jobs in July as hiring slows
American businesses added fewer jobs in July than experts had predicted, with private payrolls up by just 44,000 the weakest increase this year. Conversely, job switchers enjoyed the steepest wage hikes in almost a year, reflecting a resilient labor market driven by substantial demand. This moderation gives Federal Reserve officials the leeway to concentrate on inflation worries.
3rd resolution in 3 days: Punjab assembly hails Mann for jobs, transparency, industry push
Innovative Kannada MA brings career flexibility for Yakshagana artistes
Lumsden, Abbott run through Glamorgan to keep Hampshire in contention
Jake Lehmann and Ben Brown hit fifties in comfortable win for home side
TNPL: Saravanan and Gurjapneet help Madurai Panthers pull off a heist against Trichy Grand Cholas
I am worried about the future of Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina on why she wants to return to Bangladesh
Zoo education strengthens people
Zoos offer people the opportunity to experience animals and engage with the natural world. Alongside recreation, they also play important roles in species conservation and scientific research. Education is another core mission of modern zoos, with many programs designed to foster a stronger sense of connection to nature. But how effective are these initiatives? And which visitors benefit most from guided tours, workshops or multi-day educational programs?
Neanderthal growth hormone receptor increases muscle mass in people today, study shows
Neanderthals were generally more strongly built than most people living today. Their bones show signs of large muscles, and they had characteristic features such as prominent brow ridges and relatively short tooth roots.
'New Pakistan': Sheikh Hasina's BIG Warning To India In Homecoming Message For Bangladesh
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has defended her government's handling of the 2024 unrest, alleging the protests were transformed into a coordinated campaign for regime change. She claimed organised groups manipulated students, spread misinformation and unleashed violence across the country.
China Reveals New Mobility Trick For DF-17 Hypersonic Missile | Watch
China has revealed a new exercise involving its DF-17 hypersonic missile system, demonstrating that the launcher can reportedly relocate even after advanced launch preparations have begun. Featured in the documentary Securing Victory, the operation showed a PLA Rocket Force unit travelling to another firing position before successfully launching the weapon. The DF-17 combines a rocket booster with a manoeuvrable hypersonic glide vehicle, producing a less predictable flight path than a conventional ballistic missile. Its estimated range could place Taiwan and military targets across much of the first island chain within reach. The latest footage focuses on survivability rather than speed: if a launcher can abandon a compromised site while the weapon is already prepared, enemy surveillance has less time to locate and destroy it. China is developing the DF-17 as part of a mobile strike network capable of evading detection and attacking from unexpected positions. Watch.
Jos Buttler etched his name into the history books as he shattered a massive T20 world record on his return to captaincy for the Manchester Super Giants in the Hundred on Wednesday, August 5. Buttler...
Law college, river projects, welfare schemes: Budget unveils plans for Madurai
Patel drives Surrey before Lawes four-for sinks Kent
Dom Sibley and Tommy Ealham also impress to maintain Surrey's bid for knockouts
Bihar Governor appoints Upendra Kushwahas son Deepak Prakash as MLC
BJP MLC Devesh Kumar resigned after the Supreme Court asked the Bihar government how Prakash could remain an unelected Minister even after six months in office
Two persons murdered in Madurai
J&K Marks 7 Years Since Article 370 Abrogation
Kupwara, Aug 5: Member of Parliament Chowdry Mohammad Ramzan on Wednesday said that the long-pending Lower Rajwar Raw Water Main project, which is set to be commissioned after nearly a decade, was originally approved during his tenure as MLA Handwara in 2012 and accused MLA Handwara Sajad Lone of failing to complete the scheme despite remaining in office for years. In a statement, Ramzan said the project was sanctioned in 2012 to address the long-standing drinking water crisis in Lower Rajwar. However, after the 2014 Assembly elections, when Sajad Lone was elected as MLA Handwara, the scheme remained in limbo. I waited until the sitting MLA came into power for the second time in 2024, hoping that along with this project he would also complete the other unfinished works. After waiting for two years and seeing no progress, I took the initiative to ensure the completion of the projects which I had initiated but the sitting MLA failed to complete, Ramzan said. He said that after repeated representations from the residents of Lower Rajwar regarding the pending scheme, he personally took up the matter with the concerned Minister. Following my intervention, Superintending Engineer Shakeel-ul-Rehman and Executive Engineer Aijaz Ahmad were directed to expedite the work, while the required funds were also allocated to ensure completion of the project, he said. Ramzan claimed that the present Executive Engineer was purposefully posted to Handwara to ensure the completion of the Lower Rajwar Water Supply Project. He said the scheme was initially scheduled to be inaugurated by Jal Shakti Minister Javid Ahmad Rana, but the Superintending Engineer and Executive Engineer sought an additional two months to complete the remaining work before commissioning. Ramzan further alleged that Sajad Lone had inaugurated the scheme in the Mawer area nearly four months ago despite the project being far from completion. The scheme was not even ten per cent complete at that time. I fail to understand the logic behind inaugurating an incomplete project, he said. Ramzan said the successful testing of the project marked a significant milestone and expressed hope that its commissioning would ensure a reliable drinking water supply to nearly 25,000 residents across 13 villages, including Dudipora, Bakiakher, Baderher, Budkot, Machipora, Khirman, Nabedzab, Nagranar, Baderkali, Bahadarpora, Goriakher, Wadipora and Lachipora. Launching a sharp attack on Sajad Lone, Ramzan alleged that several important developmental projects in Handwara had remained incomplete due to his failure to pursue them. If he could not even ensure the macadamization of the New Bus Stand Handwara, I was compelled to bring Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary to Handwara, following which more than 2 crore was sanctioned for the macadamization work, he said. He further alleged that the inaction of certain officials in the Jal Shakti Division Handwara and Ramhall had caused immense hardship to people across the Handwara constituency. People have suffered because of the inaction of some officials in the Jal Shakti divisions of Handwara and Ramhall. Those responsible will be held accountable, Ramzan said. He said the People's Conference should stop taking credit for projects completed through his efforts and instead acknowledge its failure to effectively represent the people of Handwara. Ramzan also expressed gratitude to Superintending Engineer Shakeel-ul-Rehman, Executive Engineer Aijaz Ahmad and contractor Iqbal Ahmad Tantary & others for their coordinated efforts in completing the long-pending project. He said their commitment and dedication had ensured that the scheme had finally reached the commissioning stage. Appealing to the people, Ramzan urged the public to assess why several developmental projects remained incomplete for years and hold those responsible accountable.
A Record-Breaking Beast: How night hunters hauled a massive alligator from Mississippi waters
A Mississippi crew captured the state's largest alligator, weighing 802.5 pounds. This prehistoric reptile measured an impressive 14 feet and 3 inches in length. The intense battle with the giant creature lasted for seven hours through the night. Mississippi's river basin provides ideal conditions for these large reptiles to thrive. Conservation efforts have helped maintain balanced populations and protect wetland ecosystems.
Why Russia's ballistic missiles are increasingly getting through Ukrainian defenses
Ukraine is grappling with the difficulty of intercepting rapid Russian ballistic missiles. While the Patriot system provides a measure of defense, its effectiveness is hindered by the limited number of available batteries. The increasing global demand and production constraints have led to interceptor shortages. To enhance its security, Ukraine is focusing on neutralizing launchers and developing indigenous defense capabilities.
Giant iceberg threatens penguins: A grounded iceberg near Coulman Island caused a 69% drop in emperor penguin chick survival. The iceberg blocked the adults' usual route to the ocean for foraging. This extended journey delayed food deliveries to their hungry chicks. Researchers observed many adult penguins gathering on the iceberg's gentle slope.
Road rage controversy: Karnataka High Court transfers Malur judge to Humnabad
Brazil hits new diplomatic lows with US and Argentina
Brazil faces diplomatic friction with the United States and Argentina ahead of its elections. President Lula criticized the US visa revocation for Brazil's ambassador as irresponsible. Argentina's President Milei's insults led Brazil to recall its ambassador and downgrade ties. Brazil demands respect and rejects foreign interference in its electoral process. The nation also denied visas to US officials, citing election integrity concerns.
'Can I sue Meta if they delete my COVID vaccine comment?': Sen Kennedy puts nominee on the spot
Can a 10-minute walk after dinner be more powerful than a longer workout? A researcher explains
A short walk after dinner may not seem like much, but when it comes to managing blood sugar, timing could matter more than many people realise. While regular exercise remains essential for overall health, even a brief stroll after a meal may offer meaningful metabolic benefits.
Haryana advances Saraswati River revival with Rs 56 crore development plan
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Haryana CM honours more than 250 students at Utkrisht Shiksha Puraskar 2026
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'The President can fire...': Todd Blanche ducks Pirro question, points to Trump's firing authority
Owaisi Slams UP Deputy CMs Remarks on Madrasas
Owaisi mocked Mauryas position in the UP government, saying, His chair is, in fact, just a stool. But when chairs are scarce, those with stools have no choice but to spew venom to maintain their political relevance.
Reddit is expanding its moderation tools and building stronger abuse prevention systems that it says could eventually reduce communities reliance on karma and account-age requirements, making it easier for legitimate newcomers to participate.
Today's Quote of the Day by Angela Merkel: Angela Merkels quote on freedom defines true liberty not merely as the absence of external political oppression, but as an active, personal commitment to lifelong learning and self-transcendence. Drawing from her youth in East Germany and her sixteen-year tenure as German Chancellor, Merkel illustrates that individual freedom requires us to continually test our limits and refuse intellectual stagnation, even after stepping down from power.
Jharkhand imposes prohibitory orders around assembly ahead of monsoon session
Jharkhand authorities have imposed prohibitory orders around the assembly building. These restrictions will be in effect for the upcoming monsoon session. Unlawful gatherings of five or more people are prohibited within a 750-meter radius. The order aims to ensure smooth proceedings during the legislative assembly's session. This measure will be active from August 6th until August 12th.
Quote of the Day by Reese Witherspoon: Reese Witherspoons quote, Many people worry so much about managing their careers, but rarely spend half that much energy managing their LIVES. I want to make my life, not just my job, the best it can be. The rest will work itself out, explores the importance of life balance, personal fulfillment, and prioritizing happiness beyond professional success. The quote suggests that a meaningful life should not be defined only by career achievements but should also include personal growth, relationships, well-being, and experiences that bring genuine joy and purpose.
New Delhi: Modi Urges MPs To Think Like Gen Z
Modi advised MPs to remain mindful of their conduct in Parliament and public life and to treat parliamentary proceedings with utmost seriousness and dignity: Reports
Two origins of life: Free-living cells may have emerged twice as bacteria and archaea diverged
How and where did the first forms of life arise? These are the main questions driving research at the Institute of Molecular Evolution at Heinrich Heine University D
Tangled seaweed inspires one-size-fits-all cleaners for ocean microplastics
Inspired by naturally occurring mats and balls of seaweed, researchers have created highly porous, superadhesive meshes capable of capturing both large and small microplastic particles
How humans process the extraordinary
One-fourth of people who undergo an extraordinary experience report immediate discomfort, but more than half say the experience caused positive long-term effects, according to a study published Aug. 5, 2026, in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Ronald Fischer of Instituto D
Distrust of mainstream media may fuel vaccine conspiracy beliefs
A research team led by Professor Hitoshi Yamamoto of Rissho University analyzed five years of longitudinal panel survey data collected between 2020 and 2024 and examined how vaccine-related conspiracy beliefs were associated with media skepticism during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study
Inside Beijing's mind: How China really sees India
The relationship between India and China is strained by misinterpretations rooted in a tangled history and differing strategic aims. China sees India merely as a regional actor, while India views Chinese maneuvers through a historical prism of distrust and encirclement. References like 'Ah San' illustrate colonial prejudices. To reduce frictions, both countries need to confront their preconceived beliefs and enhance dialogue.
Lucid Motors just delayed its affordable EV. Now what?
The Cosmos EV is now slated for release in the second half of 2027. CEO Silvio Napoli said he's focused on getting the EV right, as well as its nearer-term robotaxi project with Uber and Nuro.
Over 17 million users registered on iGOT Karmayogi platform
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BJP MLA Sudhir Sharma accuses Himachal government of filing false cases to silence dissent
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'Your words, not mine': John Kennedy presses Trump's judicial pick over past testimony
'It's My Moral Call To Be Here': Author Nilotpal Mrinal Joins Ranchi Student Protest
Renowned author Neelotpal Mrinal reached Ranchi to extend support to the ongoing student movement demanding accountability over alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment examinations. Addressing the protesters, he said students' voices deserve to be heard with seriousness and called for fair and impartial action on their demands.
India's FCRA Bill Triggers US Warning As Trump Ally Questions Church, Charity Protections
Indias proposed foreign-funding law has triggered an unexpected warning from Washington. US Congressman Riley Moore claims the FCRA Amendment Bill could enable government control of churches and religious charities. Indias proposed legislation, however, applies to all covered organisations receiving foreign contributions, including NGOs, trusts, educational institutions and religious bodies. It creates a Designated Authority to manage assets when an FCRA certificate is cancelled, surrendered, expires or is not renewed. Critics fear excessive state power, arbitrary non-renewals and damage to charities, schools and hospitals. Supporters argue that foreign money must be transparent and cannot be allowed to influence Indias politics, social order or national security. This video separates the wording of the Bill from the political claims surrounding it and examines whether one American lawmakers warning could create another fault line in India-US relations.
Why Egypt May Choose India's Pinaka Over America's HIMARS | India vs US Rocket System
America's HIMARS became a battlefield icon during the Ukraine war. But now, Egypt is reportedly evaluating India's Pinaka as a lower-cost alternative. Why is Pinaka attracting countries from Armenia to France, and can it challenge HIMARS in the global defence market? Here's what the numbers reveal.Watch: https://youtu.be/SQK2VFq642k?si=aGq_SpKFNn0knYoP
PoJK Burns While J&K Grows? The Two Kashmirs Explained | Article 370 After 7 Years
Seven years after the abrogation of Article 370, Jammu & Kashmir and Pakistan-Occupied Jammu & Kashmir appear to be moving in very different directions. While J&K has witnessed rising tourism, infrastructure growth and elections, PoJK has been rocked by protests, internet blackouts and a violent security crackdown. Aditi Prasad examines the contrasting developments on both sides of the Line of Control and the political debate surrounding them.Watch: https://youtu.be/5Ha52bi8FkY?si=3knFK5fE65cSYEwB
Over 9.5 Lakh Voters Tagged ASD in Hyderabad
The largest number of online submissions came from Bahadurpura (72,393), followed by Nampally (50,699) and Jubilee Hills (49,710).
DMK Accuses Karnataka of Water Mismanagement Amid Cauvery Dispute
New Delhi, August 5: During the monsoon session on Wednesday, the DMK launched a fierce attack on the central and Karnataka governments regarding the Cauvery water dispute and the imposition of Hindi. Party MPs asserted that Tamil Nadus interests would not be compromised and that they would continue to raise public issues in the House. ... Read more DMK Accuses Karnataka of Water Mismanagement Amid Cauvery Dispute
Iran nears control of Hormuz under proposed Oman deal
A proposed deal between Iran and Oman could grant Tehran control over vessels entering the Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz, according to a senior Iranian source and two regional officials who spoke to Reuters on Wednesday, in what represents one of the most significant concessions made to Iran to date.
Predatory bacteria halted disease in over half of endangered corals
NHAI, WII in Amrabad to Study Elevated Corridor Proposal
The NHAI officials, accompanied by two WII technical experts, and after an inspection of the road, met with the Nagarkurnool district forest officer Revanth Chandra, and field level officers of the reserve at Domalapenta.
Bangladesh pro-uprising groups turn on each other on second anniversary
Control of campuses has become a battleground for parties and students groups that led the July 2024 movementwhich ousted Sheikh Hasina and her government. Rights group says at least 17 people were killed in mob violence in July. Six were killed in political violence, a drop from nine in June
Life sentence for three in IUML councillor murder case in Kerala
Prosecution examines 45 witnesses; convicts shifted to Kannur Central Jail following verdict
SC says media free to report court proceedings despite clip curbs
The Supreme Court clarified that its recent interim order restricting the sharing and uploading of audio and video clips of court hearings does not prohibit news organisations from reporting judicial proceedings. The court said the restriction is limited to the use of audio and video recordings of hearings in news reports, while routine reportage of court proceedings remains unaffected.
The Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has finally speak up about the Air India flight turbulence incident took place on Tuesday. Naidu on Wednesday shared fresh details about the incident that took place in Air India flight AI2379 from Phuket
For the third quarter, Disney reported net profit of $2.6 billion, roughly half the level recorded a year earlier, when results were boosted by a significant one-time tax benefit
Small farmers and women SHGs are key to rural transformation, says Chhattisgarh government
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Meghalaya launches mission to protect clouded leopards
India supports one of the most important remaining populations of the feline, which is Meghalayas State animal
Meghalaya launches mission to protect clouded leopards
India supports one of the most important remaining populations of the feline, which is Meghalayas State animal
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is investigating severe turbulence on an Air India flight. The aircraft experienced a sudden loss of altitude during its journey from Phuket. Medical teams attended to injured passengers and crew immediately upon arrival in Delhi. Several individuals were admitted to hospitals for further medical evaluation and treatment. The DGCA has secured all crucial evidence for a thorough investigation into the incident.
Putin Announces Major Military Restructuring and Appointments in Russia
Moscow, August 5: Russian President Vladimir Putin announced significant senior-level appointments and changes within the military and defense ministry on Wednesday. He stated that these reforms aim to enhance the organizational structure of the armed forces. During a meeting at the Kremlin with Defense Minister Andrei Belousov, Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov, and ... Read more Putin Announces Major Military Restructuring and Appointments in Russia
Arami puts Bolivia's biodiversity on a plate
Arami, a new restaurant in La Paz, Bolivia, opened in November 2024. Chef Marsia Taha Mohamed and sommelier Andrea Moscoso Weise lead the establishment. The menu explores the Amazon and Andes, intertwining geography and culture. Dishes feature native ingredients like sacha inchi and tucupi. Arami offers an eloquent culinary voice for Bolivia's biodiversity.
Railway Seva Seeks Details: viral Vande Bharat cabin reel sparks safety row; inquiry calls grow
SIAM withdraws letter flagging concern over E20 contamination
New Delhi: Auto industry body Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers has withdrawn a letter written to the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas that had flagged concerns over contamination of E20 fuel that caused problems with vehicles, citing the need for further authentication. In a statement, Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) said the communication 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 .
Why India's shift to E20 petrol is facing opposition
INDIA's move to make E20 petrol the national fuel standard is facing opposition, with protesters asking the government to reconsider the policy over concerns about its impact on vehicles. Opposition leader Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday marched towards prime minister Narendra Modi's residence with petitions signed by more than 200,000 people, but police stopped the march before it reached its destination. E20 is petrol blended with 20 per cent ethanol, produced mainly from sugarcane. India has expanded ethanol blending as part of efforts to reduce dependence on imported crude oil. Ethanol blending has increased from less than 1.5 per cent in 2013-14 to 20 per cent in 2025-26. Government figures show the programme has saved about $20 billion in foreign exchange since 2014-15 and increased farmer incomes by $16.4 billion over the same period. Many motorists say E20 could damage engines and increase maintenance costs in vehicles designed for lower ethanol blends. Videos claiming vehicle damage and lower mileage have also spread on social media. Political analyst Tehseen Poonawalla, who led a protest against E20 last month, said the government had rushed the rollout while ignoring public concerns. The government has said E20 may reduce fuel efficiency by 3 per cent to 5 per cent but has rejected claims of engine damage. Junior oil minister Suresh Gopi told parliament that more than 200 million two-wheelers and 300 million cars had used E20 without any verified evidence of widespread engine failures or vehicle breakdowns. It also said manufacturer data showed o E20-linked corrosion, abnormal wear or reduction in component life, including in vehicles not originally designed for the blend. Road transport minister Nitin Gadkari said some older vehicles might need rubber components and gaskets replaced during routine servicing. Carmakers have largely backed the policy. Maruti Suzuki said its tests found no areas of concern, Hero MotoCorp said its service data showed no increase in damage, and Toyota India said a viral complaint was caused by fuel contamination and ot related to E20 fuel usage. Critics have asked the government to offer E10, E20 and unblended petrol at fuel stations. The oil ministry has said this would be difficult and costly, adding that maintaining multiple petrol grades would create logistical challenges, increase handling costs, complicate inventory management and reduce operational efficiency. (With inputs from AFP)
New Hormuz Route Agreed With Oman, Says Iran
Iranhasseized de facto control of the strait, a strategic waterway for the global energy trade, since the United States and Israel launched their war against the country on February 28.
Imran Khan's supporters stage protests across Pak to mark his 3 years in jail; over 100 held
Pakistani police arrested over 100 supporters of Imran Khan during nationwide protests. Rallies were held to mark three years since the former prime minister's imprisonment. Authorities used force and tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Punjab and Sindh provinces. Khan's party alleged denial of medical care and visitation rights for the jailed leader. Amnesty International urged Pakistan to uphold Khan's rights and ensure fair trial.
SpaceX draws retail investors despite fall in shares post earnings
Retail investors bought SpaceX shares on Wednesday after a significant price drop. Individual traders purchased over twenty-two million dollars worth of stock. This buying activity followed the company's first earnings report since its public debut. SpaceX shares experienced a notable decline, falling below one hundred ten dollars. The company reported increased AI revenue and new cloud agreements.
China US trade restrictions explained: Why drones have become the latest battleground
China now requires government approval for drone exports to the United States. This move escalates the technology competition between the two largest economies. The United States had previously blocked many Chinese-made drones over security concerns. Drones are now strategic dual-use technologies with civilian and military applications. Both nations continue strengthening safeguards around technologies they deem important.
OpenAI, Anthropic AI Models Created Fake Profiles To Trick Real People In Cybersecurity Test: Report
Instead of simply completing the assigned task, the AI researched people connected to the project, created multiple fake online profiles based on real individuals.
DGMA warns of cyber threats as ports automate operations
Dependence of ports on interconnected systems has created new vulnerabilities that can adversely affect the safety, security and functioning of port facilities, DGMA said in an advisory
Rahul Rejects Govt Outreach, Parliament Deadlock Continues
Congress insists Amit Shah's statement is key to ending the Monsoon Session impasse
Sheikh Hasinas Son Thanks PM Modi, Highlights Respect for His Mother
New Delhi, August 5: Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, addressed a press conference via audio link from an undisclosed location. Her son, Sajib Wazed Joy, participated in the online conference from the United States. During the discussion, Joy expressed gratitude towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating that the Indian government has shown complete ... Read more Sheikh Hasinas Son Thanks PM Modi, Highlights Respect for His Mother
Lucrative strategy Of being useless
The article suggests that corporate uselessness can be highly profitable. Advisers and speakers often charge significant fees for non-productive services. Their value lies in maintaining the status quo rather than introducing change. Mandatory mindfulness sessions exemplify this trend of corporate masochism. The market rewards those who are inconspicuously useless for their pointlessness.
Sanitation Workers Recover Rs 11 Crore Lottery Ticket Thrown Away By Winner
Italian woman recovers Rs 11 crore (1 million) lottery ticket after waste workers retrieve it from garbage.
Boxer Lovlina Borgohain says winning first Commonwealth Games medal was harder than Olympics
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Explosives-Laden Drone Found Near Ukrainian Aircraft At German Airport
All flights to Leipzig-Halle airport were diverted for several hours from around midnight as police deployed a bomb-disposal robot to remove the detonator from the explosive in the drone
Kidambi Srikanth exits Korea Masters first round, Tanvi Sharma reaches second round
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How India is rewriting the enterprise software playbook
India's enterprise software sector now competes globally on product quality and innovation. Experienced founders and engineers are actively investing in and mentoring new ventures. This environment fosters deeper technical products and unique operating models for success. Indian teams excel at forward-deployed engineering, solving complex customer integration problems. The focus is now on defining new categories rather than replicating existing ones.
Telangana: CP Warns Of Tough Action Against Ganja Network
The commissioner warned that anyone found involved in the cultivation, transportation, storage or sale of ganja would face strict legal action: Reports
21 legislative assemblies transformed into digital legislatures under NeVA project
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Pakistan win first away Test after three years, beat WI by 8 wickets
The two-match series finished 1-1 after the West Indies had won the first Test by 90 runs.
Woman Injured in Python Attack
In an unusual development, the family captured the python and brought it to the hospital, attracting curious onlookers and causing brief commotion.
Karnataka Government to Support Training for Priests in 34,000 Rural Temples: CM Shivakumar
Bengaluru, August 5: Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced on Wednesday that the state government is ready to provide all necessary assistance for the training of priests serving in rural temples. He urged priest associations and monasteries to take the initiative to enhance the skills of priests and preserve temple traditions. While addressing a conference, ... Read more Karnataka Government to Support Training for Priests in 34,000 Rural Temples: CM Shivakumar
German cockroaches appear to be more social animals than previously thought
Newborn German cockroaches use pheromones in cockroach feces to identify members of their own colony and form a kind of social bond, a discovery that could be used to improve pest control efforts.
Unidentified people attempted to set fire to former Bangladesh captain and ex-lawmaker Shakib Al Hasan's house in Magura, police said. The incident occurred a little after the former Bangladesh skipper attended a media interaction addressed by ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The interaction was hosted by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia in New Delhi.
REITs are often mistaken for fixed-income products due to their regular payouts, but they carry equity-like risks. Their returns depend on rental income, occupancy and property cycles, making them a diversification tool rather than a substitute for debt investments.
Shakib Al Hasan's house attacked hours after Hasina's Delhi presser
A petrol bomb was thrown at the ancestral home of former Bangladesh cricket captain and ex-Awami League MP Shakib Al Hasan in Magura town on Wednesday night.
Rashmika Mandanna reflects on wedding photos during recovery from hip injury
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