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Hyderabad: Alleging chief minister A Revanth Reddy spoke lies on farm loan waiver and other schemes during his speech at Sangareddy meeting on Saturday, former minister T Harish Rao he would resign as MLA if every farmer had received the farm loan in CM’s native village Kondareddy Palle village. He dared to come for a debate in the assembly on the welfare schemes including Rythu Bharosa, loan waiver and fee reimbursement.The CM should have spoken about Telangana’s development and welfare instead of resorting to personal attacks and making what he described as blatant false claims, he said.Speaking at a media…

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Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Science and Technology Centre (TNSTC) in the city is organising a math and science talent test this year, open to students of Classes VI-IX from across boards.The test will be held on Oct 4 for math and Oct 11 for science. Each exam will have 100 questions without negative marking, and will be held offline at designated exam centres from 11am to 12.30pm.The math test will cover topics across arithmetic, logical reasoning, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio and proportion, mensuration, algebra, geometry, sequences and series, and data interpretation. The science test will have questions from core physics,…

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COIMBATORE: Food safety department officials have temporarily shut hostel kitchens at 13 private colleges in Coimbatore district after inspections over the past two days found violations on every campus checked. They issued notices to the colleges giving 14 days to rectify the lapses.The inspections were ordered by the district collector following complaints about poor quality food in college hostels. A team led by district food safety officer Dr T Anuradha conducted checks in the colleges for three days from Aug 10, covering hostels and canteens.“In all the colleges inspected, we found deficiencies and issued notices. In some places, separate notices…

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Allahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita SrivastavaAllahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita SrivastavaAllahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita SrivastavaAllahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita SrivastavaAllahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita SrivastavaAllahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita SrivastavaAllahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita SrivastavaAllahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita SrivastavaAllahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita Srivastava Prayagraj/Lucknow: Allahabad University vice-chancellor Sangita Srivastava on Saturday strongly criticised the use of abusive language in public discourse, particularly remarks directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his late mother, saying freedom of speech cannot be interpreted as a licence to abuse others.Addressing students, teachers and staff after hoisting the tricolour on Independence Day, Srivastava said India was the world’s largest democracy and…

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Five people have been injured, one critically, in a shooting at Virginia State University which involved multiple suspects, the university has said.Officers responded to the incident outside a residence halls at about 01:28 local time (05:28 GMT) on Saturday.Five individuals, who were all found with gunshot wounds, were taken to local hospitals. Four had injuries which were not deemed to be life-threatening, the university said.It was not immediately clear if any suspects have been arrested. The BBC has approached local police for comment.A temporary lockdown on the campus has since been lifted but a “significant” law enforcement presence is still…

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Author Peter James has moved back to Sussex with his 57 animals after eight years on the island of Jersey.James, who was born in Brighton, told BBC Radio Sussex he had moved to a home near Pulborough in West Sussex.The Roy Grace author said: “It was quite hysterical actually, we had this convoy of vehicles on the ferry because under Jersey ferry law you can only have five animals in a vehicle. Those five animals could be five guinea pigs or five giraffes. There’s no differential. “So we had budgies in one car, we had guinea pigs in another car.…

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Devdutt Padikkal has repaid the faith of all those who believed in him with his first Test century on the opening day of the first Test against Sri Lanka on Saturday. The pitch at Galle was flat, and the left-handed batsman made the most of the friendly conditions to reach the milestone.Devdutt Padikkal was in his element today. (AP Photo/Eranga Jayawardena)In June and July, the Karnataka batsman played a lot of cricket in Sri Lanka, representing India A. In the three innings he got at that time, he came up with scores of 12, 67 and 94. Both those matches…

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Energy Tomorrow: Find your middle groundHoroscope Tomorrow (Freepik)Tomorrow asks you to slow down and restore balance. If you’ve been overworking, overthinking, or giving too much to others, make space for yourself. Avoid extreme reactions and look for a practical middle path.Energy Tomorrow: Protect your progressYou may feel tired after dealing with repeated challenges, but you’re stronger and more prepared than you think. Don’t abandon something important simply because the final stretch feels difficult. Protect your boundaries and conserve your energy.Energy Tomorrow: Break an unhealthy patternYou may become aware of an attachment, temptation, habit, or behavior that’s keeping you stuck. Be…

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The Godrej family has a new face at the top. Pirojsha Godrej, 45, has taken charge of Godrej Industries, stepping into the role previously held by his uncle, Nadir Godrej. The change took effect on August 14, 2026, marking another big generational shift in one of India’s most familiar business families.But who exactly is Pirojsha Godrej?If the name sounds familiar, it’s because he’s already spent years building his own profile within the group. Long before taking over the wider Godrej empire, he was the man behind the rise of Godrej Properties.And his story is a little less predictable than you…

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Srinagar, Aug 14: Vice Chairman, J&K Lake Conservation & Management Authority (JKLCMA), Khurshid Ahmad Shah on Friday conducted a comprehensive field inspection of Gilsar to review the ongoing conservation, restoration and navigational channel cleaning works.He was accompanied by Collector, Executive Engineer, Lake Division Ist /2nd /Mechanical, AEEs and other field staff of the Authority.During the inspection, the Vice Chairman reviewed the progress of dredging and cleaning of navigational channels in both water bodies. He was informed that dredging of two major channels from Saidapora Bridge towards Firdousa Abad and Sazgaripora have been completed. Work on opening and cleaning the remaining…

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