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Food Safety and Drug Administration officials claim that highly unhygienic conditions were observed in the food preparation and storage areas, and the use of unauthorised and prohibited artificial colours in food products

Kiara Advani revealed new images from the upcoming film 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups'. She portrays the character Nadia within the movie's dark gangster setting. Yash commended Kiara Advani's dedication and commitment during the demanding production. The film 'Toxic' has successfully entered its second weekend at the box office. It achieved significant earnings in its opening day and worldwide gross.

From Vyasaraya and Purandaradasa to Kanakadasa, the saint-poets’ evocative verses became an enduring part of the Carnatic repertoire.

The FBI has placed Manjit Singh Bedi on its most-wanted list due to accusations of fraudulent activities amounting to over $600,000 in government benefits. Allegedly exploiting customer EBT cards for cash instead of food, Bedi fled to Canada and then to India following criminal charges. A significant reward is being offered by the FBI for any information that could lead to his capture.

Uttar Pradesh Congress Unit president Ajay Rai accuses the appointment of a new CEO for the Ram Temple Trust of being an eyewash

Silver prices have fallen steadily over the past seven months, following an extraordinary rally that pushed the metal more than 300% higher year-on-year. In January, silver crossed Rs 4 lakh per kg on the Multi Commodity Exchange for the first time.

In a surprising turn of events, former bureaucrat Ashish Joshi was interrogated by Delhi Police about a social media post related to election officials. During this process, he requested a copy of the FIR linked to the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita law. Joshi expressed concern about being unable to inform his family about the interrogation, but police maintained that they adhered to legal requirements during the inquiry.

HarperCollins India announced that the “surprising, richly told memoir seamlessly weaves the personal with the political to tell a riveting story”

Justin Gaethje has a new name in mind for the biggest fight of his career. After winning the UFC lightweight title in June, the 37-year-old revealed that Conor McGregor would be his preferred legacy matchup. Gaethje had previously considered rematches with Max Holloway and Charles Oliveira, but Ilia Topuria’s wins over both changed his thinking. Now, Gaethje says fighting McGregor would be “fun” and gives a blunt reason for it.

ESIC Director General Ashok Kumar Singh says implementation of Code on Social Security will help in more number of workers availing ESIC benefits

The decision was taken on the recommendations of a joint committee, with specific safeguards to protect the functioning and maintenance of the Sarvepalli canal

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh had claimed that the Modi government has an “aggressive privatisation agenda” for the space programme just as it had for nuclear energy

West Bengal's Nijashree Housing Scheme offers ownership flats to low and middle-income families. Eligible applicants can receive 1BHK or 2BHK units through a lottery system. The scheme excludes land costs and certain infrastructure expenses from the unit price. Applicants must meet income criteria and not own a pucca house in West Bengal. Construction begins after 80% of flats receive confirmed bookings.

According to an EL Pais report, the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) is finalising an agreement with a fertility clinic that will allow members of the Spain women's team to undergo egg vitrification.

The committee ordered the procurement of 10,000 metric tonnes of KNM rice from Nellore rice millers for sale through special counters at affordable prices

Hyderabad’s Old City remains a living repository of the city’s layered past, where legacies of Qutb Shahi and Asaf Jahi dynasties continue to find expression in its bustling markets, language, traditions and cultures. Even as urbanisation and fast-paced modern life reshape Hyderabad, this part of the city retains warmth, character and cultural memory of an era gone byOld cities have a way of making time feel negotiable. In Delhi, Lucknow or Hyderabad, the past does not simply survive in monuments and old buildings; it lingers in the character of their historic quarters, where another era seems to exist alongside the present.