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People flock to sweet shops and kite stalls; main transit points MGBS, JBS, Lakdi-ka-pul, Ameerpet and Uppal found choc-a-block with passengers; flowers, vegetables, decorative items in demand

Youth should make use of the many opportunities available to them today and grow in their careers, he says, urging them to follow in the footsteps of Swamy Vivekananda

A 13-member team of experts had visited the hospital to look into allegations of expired saline being administered to pregnant women and other patients

India and the U.S. had last week announced the ‘first-of-its-kind partnership on co-production’ of U.S. sonobuoys for Undersea Domain Awareness for the Indian Navy

IIT Kharagpur issued a statement and expressed their condolences and said Malik was an “academically gifted student”

The Chaiyom-Kanhirapoil road is the first to be revamped under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana at a cost of ₹3.5 crore

As CUMTA is set to complete meetings with government agencies this month ahead of public consultation, residents want officials to hold meetings in each locality before the plan’s final draft is submitted for government approval

Praveen Sood said PM Modi had proposed in 2015 a system under Interpol to trace money laundered offshore, and it has now taken shape as the Silver Notice.

The Union Home Minister credited the BJP’s massive 2024 victory for continued stability in Maharashtra, and said the win signalled the end of dynasty politics

India top-order batter Shreyas Iyer was on Sunday announced skipper of Indian Premier League side Punjab Kings ahead of the new season beginning in March. The right-hander, who captained Kolkata Knight Riders during their title-winning campaign in 2024, was roped in by PBKS for a massive Rs 26.75 crore, making him the the second-most expensive player during the IPL auction held in November last year.

Combat arenas set up near many villages erstwhile Krishna and West Godavari districts punters seen training the birds and conducting trial fights in the districts; organisers invite celebrities and local leaders to watch the blood sport

West Bengal Minister Aroop Biswas said elaborate arrangements to transport pilgrims include 2,500 government and private buses, nine barges, 32 vessels, and 120 launches over 21 jetties