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E-way bill generation rises 7.7pc to 139.08 million in August

E-way bill generation rises 7.7pc to 139.08 million in August

  • Eight Tamil Nadu engineering students killed in Thrissur road accident

    Eight engineering students from Tamil Nadu were killed when their car collided with a parked lorry on NH-66 in Kerala's Thrissur district. Police said six died at the scene and two were declared dead at a nearby hospital
  • Jaishankar to address UN General Assembly high-level session on September 26

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will address the UN General Assembly’s high-level session on September 26. The 81st session begins September 8, with world leaders set to participate in the General Debate amid ongoing global geopolitical conflicts
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  • India in touch with Russia, Ukraine to help end conflict: Jaishankar

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India remains in continuous contact with Russia and Ukraine and is exploring ideas to help end the conflict. In Warsaw, he stressed dialogue, diplomacy and negotiations, while defending India’s Russian oil purchases as separate from resolving the war
  • Amit Shah to begin three-day Goa visit, chair Western Zonal Council meeting

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah will begin a three-day Goa visit on September 5. He will review state-related matters, address narcotics concerns, inaugurate BJP’s Atal Bhavan, meet the party’s core committee, chair the Western Zonal Council and attend Goa Police’s President’s Colours ceremony
  • Three Indians, including child, rescued in Nepal floods

    Three more Indian nationals, including a five-year-old child, were rescued from flood-hit Trishuli Bazaar in Nepal, raising the total number of Indian evacuees to 169, while 275 remain missing. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said India has supplied 95 tonnes of relief material and deployed rescue teams to assist Nepal, where floods since August 26 have killed at least 1,295 people and left thousands missing.
  • 275 Indians remain missing after Nepal flash floods; 169 rescued: MEA

    The MEA said 275 Indians remain missing and 169 have been rescued following devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border. India has supplied 95 tonnes of relief material and deployed 54 personnel, while search and rescue operations continue
  • Chandigarh: BSNL engineer booked as ED seizes properties in SMS fraud

    The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has provisionally attached seven immovable properties worth Rs 1.5 crore in connection with a money-laundering case involving unauthorised routing of bulk SMS traffic through BSNL’s network. The probe, based on a CBI FIR, alleges that BSNL engineer Swarnjeet Singh and associates enabled illegal SMS routing, causing BSNL a revenue loss of Rs 5.42 crore.
  • Former Dibai MLA Shribhagwan Sharma accused of assaulting wife in purported video

    A video purportedly showing former two-time Dibai MLA Shribhagwan Sharma allegedly assaulting his wife, Congress leader Archana Panda, surfaced in Bulandshahr. Panda alleged Sharma pushed and dragged her, while Sharma claimed the video was old and part of a defamation conspiracy
  • India’s sporting vision beyond medals: HM Amit Shah

    Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah, inaugurating the World Archery Para Series Amdavad 2026, said India’s sporting ambition must go beyond medal counts to strengthening every sport. He emphasised building a comprehensive ecosystem covering training, infrastructure, equipment, medical science, and injury care, positioning India as a future global sporting hub.
  • Heavy rain triggers landslides in Uttarakhand; schools in Haridwar closed Saturday

    Heavy rainfall continued across Uttarakhand on Friday, triggering landslides and disrupting road connectivity. Several highways remained open, while crews cleared blocked routes. Haridwar schools and Anganwadi centres will remain closed Saturday as the weather office issued a Yellow Alert
  • Editorial: GDP paradox, a statistical wrangle

    Real wages, per capita income, jobs, private investment, and consumption may offer a better measure of broad-based growth
  • India-Panama football friendly in Bengaluru advanced to September 25

    India’s international football friendly against Panama in Bengaluru has been advanced by a day to September 25 from September 26. The change follows scheduling concerns as Sree Kanteerava Stadium will host the Bengaluru Marathon on September 27, sources said
  • Opinion: Teach students the Right to Disagree

    This Teachers’ Day, law schools should celebrate not only the teachers who taught students the Constitution, but also the students courageous enough to ask whether their institutions are living by it
  • Kallakurichi woman rescued in Kuwait after SOS video alleges torture, unpaid wages

    Tamil Nadu police booked an employment agent after domestic worker Vanitha was rescued in Kuwait following an SOS video alleging torture, starvation and unpaid wages. Her mother filed a complaint, alleging the agent deceived her about the safety of overseas employment
  • CM Omar Abdullah meets Amit Shah on J&K statehood

    Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi to press for the early restoration of statehood and finalisation of governance rules under the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act.
  • Suspected Pakistani terrorist killed in Budgam encounter; search on for second militant

    A suspected Pakistani terrorist was killed in an encounter with the Army, J&K Police and CRPF in Budgam, officials said. Security forces recovered an AK rifle and continued searches for another suspected terrorist, believed injured and hiding in the area
  • Mathura immersed in devotion on Krishna Janmashtami

    Mathura witnessed a grand celebration of Krishna Janmashtami on Friday, as thousands of devotees thronged temples and markets despite evening rains. The showers brought relief from the heat but did not dampen the festive spirit.
  • Indore Metro route to expand from 6 km to 17 km; services on extended stretch from Sunday

    Indore Metro’s operational route will expand from six kilometres to 17 kilometres with the inauguration of a new phase on Saturday. Commercial services on the extended stretch will begin Sunday, covering 16 stations and improving connectivity between residential and commercial areas
  • Kolkata Police arrests 66, including 41 women, in fake call centre fraud

    Kolkata Police arrested 66 people, including 41 women, for allegedly operating fake call centres and duping victims nationwide. The accused posed as telecom, bank and insurance representatives, using false documents and mule accounts to collect processing fees through fraudulent offers
  • Woman dies a day after two sons in Ramgarh, food poisoning suspected

    A woman died in Jharkhand’s Ramgarh while undergoing treatment, a day after her two minor sons died after falling ill. Authorities suspect food poisoning but have not confirmed the cause. A medical team visited the village to investigate the deaths
  • RJD questions Chirag Paswan’s Dalit rights stand amid Swatantra Bhardwaj controversy

    The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) has accused Union Minister Chirag Paswan of shielding Swatantra Bhardwaj, who in a viral video admitted to assaulting student activist Nishu Azad’s father. The RJD questioned Paswan’s credibility on Dalit rights, while Paswan denied the allegations and demanded Bhardwaj’s arrest.
  • Heavy rain disrupts life across north India; Delhi flights, traffic hit

    Heavy rainfall disrupted life across northern India on Friday, causing waterlogging, traffic snarls and flight disruptions in Delhi-NCR. Flooding affected parts of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, while Himachal Pradesh reported road closures. Rajasthan, Punjab and Haryana also received heavy showers
  • Manoj Jarange refuses to end hunger strike, seeks Kunbi certificates for Marathas

    Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange refused to end his seven-day hunger strike, demanding Kunbi certificates for eligible Marathas. He sought a government resolution by September 12, backed Dhangar ST reservation and criticised Maharashtra minister Chhagan Bhujbal’s opposition
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