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Srinagar, Aug 25:The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir of Crime Branch J&K on Tuesday said it has chargesheeted a man for allegedly cheating a family by promising to provide cheaper medicines for a cancer patient. In a statement issued, a Spokesperson said the Crime Branch J&K has filed a chargesheet before the Court of Sub-Judge, [] The post Man chargesheeted for cheating cancer patient appeared first on Northlines .

Managed pluralism to deal with power networks By Asad Mirza Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayevs ongoing political reset in Kazakhstan represents a calculated effort to restructure state power under the narrative of progressive constitutional reform. Following sweeping amendments to the countrys constitutional framework, the establishment of a new unicameral legislature the Kurultai marks a [] The post Tokayevs constitutional gamble in Kazakhstan appeared first on Northlines .

Proposal seen as Baghdads bid for self-preservation Arjavi Indraneesh Iraqs proposal for a joint security council bringing Saudi Arabia and Iran into a formal mechanism is more than another attempt at regional mediation. It reflects Baghdads growing conviction that diplomatic contact between the two powers, while valuable, is no longer sufficient to prevent security [] The post Iraq Tests anew security formula for Saudi-Iran rivalry appeared first on Northlines .

Political Controversy Over the National Song Is Unnecessary and Disturbing Omkar Dattatray It is ironic, unfortunate and disturbing that the countrys National Song, which inspired generations during the freedom struggle and continues to evoke national consciousness and unity, has once again become the subject of political controversy. In a democracy as vast and diverse as [] The post Vande Mataram: A National Symbol Should Rise Above Politics appeared first on Northlines .

Jammu Tawi, Aug 24:Jammu and Kashmir is likely to witness generally hot and humid weather over the coming days, with brief spells of rain and thundershowers at scattered places, the Meteorological Centre here said on Monday. According to the latest forecast brief spells of rain or thundershowers are likely at scattered places during the early [] The post Hot, humid weather to prevail, brief rain spells likely appeared first on Northlines .

by Gollamudi Radha Krishna Murty During colonial rule, as India was reeling under scarce scientific infrastructure, a visionary philanthropist, Dr Mahendra Lal Sarcar, came forward to establish an institution entirely funded by his earnings from his medical practice, where Indians could pursue science through original research. Thus, the Indian Association for the Cultivation of [] The post Hail to Pioneers: The Legacy of IACS appeared first on Northlines .

Trkiye, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria and the Changing Security Equation for Bharat By Col. (Dr.) Dev Anand Lohamaror The geopolitical developments unfolding across West Asia and South Asia in August 2026 point towards an emerging strategic realignment that Bharat cannot afford to ignore. On August 7, Saudi Arabia, Trkiye and Pakistan signed the Mecca Joint [] The post From Mecca to Damascus and Dhaka: The Making of a New Strategic Axis? appeared first on Northlines .

LoP Sharma accuses govt of corruption, poor governance Jammu Tawi, Aug 17:Hundreds of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers on Monday staged protests at several locations in Jammu against the National Conference-led government, alleging failure to fulfil election promises and address issues related to unemployment, civic amenities and development. Three separate protests, led by MP Jugal [] The post BJP hits streets, targets NC Govt over failed promises appeared first on Northlines .

LG flags off first batch Jammu Tawi, Aug 17 : The annual pilgrimage to the ancient Budha Amarnath shrine in Poonch district commenced on Monday, with Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha flagging off the first batch of pilgrims from Jammu amid religious fervour and tight security arrangements. After performing a pooja, Sinha flagged off the pilgrims [] The post Budha Amarnath Yatra begins amid tight security appeared first on Northlines .

Former MLC G.L Raina Symbols matter in politics. They create emotional associations, strengthen group identity and make abstract ideas such as freedom, equality, nationalism or regional aspirations instantly recognisable. A flag, election symbol, colour or even the architecture of a party office can communicate in seconds what pages of political literature may struggle to convey. [] The post NC Flag: Time to Change with the Changing Times appeared first on Northlines .

New Delhi, Aug 17: The Supreme Court on Monday directed the court-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the alleged embezzlement of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya to complete its investigation expeditiously and take it to a logical conclusion. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana directed [] The post SC Asks SIT to Expedite Probe Into Ram Temple Donations Case appeared first on Northlines .

Dr. Naveen Pandita, Principal Consultant Spine Surgery & Spinal Deformity, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Vaishali (Ghaziabad) Neck pain has become increasingly common in todays fast-paced, screen-driven world. Long hours at desks, frequent mobile phone use, and poor posture are placing added strain on the cervical spine, the part of the spine that supports the [] The post Neck Pain, Slipped Disc and Nerve Compression: Understanding Cervical Spine Problems appeared first on Northlines .

NEW DELHI, Aug 14: The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has brought alleged drug kingpin Virendra Singh Basoya back to India from the United Arab Emirates in connection with a Rs 13,000-crore narcotics case, officials said. Basoya is accused of playing a key role in the movement of large quantities of drugs from India to overseas [] The post Drug Kingpin Wanted In Rs 13,000-Crore Case Brought Back From UAE appeared first on Northlines .

Col Dev Anand Lohamaror When Bharat took its first breath of freedom on August 15, 1947, rivers of blood were flowing across the subcontinent. That day became a symbol of glory and tragedy. Bharat gained independence, but the price was a Partition that uprooted millions of lives. It was not merely a division of territory; [] The post Fifth Anniversary of Partition Horrors Remembrance Day: The Human Tragedy of Bharats Partition and the Lessons of History appeared first on Northlines .

Audience becoming more commercial and discerning By T N Ashok Indian cinema entered 2026 with a paradox. The theatrical business is producing extraordinary blockbusters at one end and equally spectacular failures at the other, while a large middle class of well-made, meaningful films struggles to find an audience. The lesson from 2025 and the [] The post Moment of Indian Cinemas Box-office reckoning has arrived appeared first on Northlines .

Dr. Vikas Singla, Vice Chairman & Head Gastroenterology, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, Delhi Every year on 28 July, the world observes World Hepatitis Day to raise awareness about viral hepatitisa group of infections that cause inflammation of the liver. Many people around the world are living with hepatitis, many without knowing they are infected. [] The post World Hepatitis Day: Protect Your Liver, Protect Your Life appeared first on Northlines .

New Delhi, Jul 27: The government on Monday introduced the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 in the Lok Sabha, proposing tougher measures to curb paper leaks, including fast-track courts, stricter punishment and time-bound investigations, even as the Opposition staged protests over alleged police action against students during the NEET agitation. Union [] The post Govt Introduces Tougher Anti-Paper Leak Bill in Lok Sabha Amid Opposition Protest appeared first