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Nine ISRO employee associations seek clarity on proposed private-sector shift

Nine ISRO employee associations seek clarity on proposed private-sector shift

  • Neem Karoli Baba biopic Hanuman Ansh crosses Rs 100 crore

    Vishal Chaturvedi's spiritual drama Hanuman Ansh, based on Neem Karoli Baba's life and teachings, has grossed Rs 124.70 crore domestically. Released on August 7, the film initially struggled but gained momentum through strong word-of-mouth and crossed the Rs 100-crore milestone
  • TVK functionary hacked to death in Chennai’s Besant Nagar, five arrested

    A ruling TVK functionary, Kannan, was hacked to death by an armed gang in Chennai's Besant Nagar, with police arresting five suspects. A history-sheeter, Kannan was allegedly killed over previous enmity. The murder triggered Opposition criticism of Tamil Nadu's law and order
  • London-bound Virgin Atlantic flight makes emergency landing in Bengaluru

    A London-bound Virgin Atlantic flight carrying around 270 passengers made an emergency landing at Bengaluru airport after developing a technical issue shortly after take-off. The aircraft circled near Tumakuru for over half an hour before returning as a safety precaution
  • Decomposed body of unidentified man found in Hingoli, murder suspected

    The decomposed body of an unidentified man was found in roadside shrubs in Maharashtra's Hingoli district, with police suspecting murder. The body had a severed hand and visible injuries. Police believe it was dumped after the man was killed elsewhere
  • Bihar floods: Over 19 lakh affected across 11 districts

    Bihar floods have affected around 19.57 lakh people across 11 districts, with the Ganga crossing its previous highest flood level at Gandhi Ghat in Patna. Authorities have heightened vigilance, deployed boats and rescue teams, and advised residents to remain cautious
  • Nepal floods: South Korea discusses rescue, relief and reconstruction

    Nepal and South Korea discussed search, rescue and relief operations following devastating floods that have killed more than 1,300 people and left around 5,000 missing. Seoul expressed willingness to support Nepal’s post-disaster reconstruction and climate-related initiatives
  • Two minor sisters drown in Saryu river in Gonda

    Two minor sisters, aged 15 and 9, drowned in the Saryu river in Gonda after slipping from a wall near a ghat while feeding fish. Locals and divers rescued them, but doctors declared both dead at a community health centre
  • Swatantra Bharadwaj sent to one-day judicial custody in assault case

    Self-styled influencer Swatantra Bharadwaj was sent to one-day judicial custody after being produced before a Delhi court via video conferencing. He was held following allegations that he claimed to have assaulted the father of a minor student protestor during a demonstration
  • Eight shops gutted in fire at Bokaro market

    Eight shops were completely destroyed in a fire at Bokaro’s Sector-6 market on Sunday morning, officials said. Three fire tenders brought the blaze under control within an hour. No casualties were reported, while a short circuit is suspected as the cause
  • London-bound Virgin Atlantic flight makes emergency landing in Bengaluru

    A London-bound Virgin Atlantic flight carrying around 270 passengers made an emergency landing at Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport on Sunday after developing a technical glitch shortly after take-off. The aircraft circled near Tumakuru before returning, with all passengers reported safe
  • Government sells 4,000 tonnes of buffer onions in 17 cities

    The government has sold about 4,000 tonnes of buffer onions across 17 cities at Rs 35 per kg to curb rising prices. Officials expect the arrival of the new kharif crop from mid-October to ease supply pressure further
  • India e-commerce, quick commerce platforms gear up for festive season

    India’s e-commerce and quick commerce platforms expect healthy festive-season growth, driven by premium purchases, value-conscious spending and expanding non-metro demand. Quick commerce is moving beyond groceries, while AI, earlier shopping cycles and seasonal hiring are reshaping India’s festive retail landscape
  • Four of family killed, one injured as house collapses in Kanpur

    Four members of a family were killed and a teenage girl seriously injured after their kutcha house collapsed amid rain in Kanpur’s Hirni village on Sunday. Police, fire personnel and locals rescued the trapped family members, while the cause of the collapse is being investigated
  • SC to hear plea against unpredictable airfares, ancillary charges

    The Supreme Court will hear on Monday a plea seeking regulatory guidelines to control unpredictable airfares and ancillary charges imposed by private airlines. The Centre has fast-tracked rules under the Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, 2024, amid concerns over exorbitant fares and passenger protection
  • Building collapses in Delhi’s Satya Niketan, people feared trapped

    A building collapsed in south Delhi’s Satya Niketan area on Sunday, with some people feared trapped under the debris. Five fire tenders and police teams were rushed to the spot as rescue operations began. Further details on casualties and damage are awaited
  • PM Modi shares glimpses of Delhi Metro ride, chats with schoolchildren and passengers

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared glimpses of his Delhi Metro ride, during which he interacted with schoolchildren and commuters, discussed their aspirations and hobbies, and spoke to passengers from Varanasi. He travelled to Delhi University for SRCC’s centenary celebrations.
  • Mumbai Dahi Handi celebrations leave 376 injured; two killed in separate incidents

    Dahi Handi celebrations across Mumbai left 376 'govindas' injured, with 90 hospitalised and 286 discharged. The festivities also turned tragic after a seven-year-old boy in Malad and a 45-year-old woman in Pune died in separate structural-collapse incidents.
  • Honest Money: When money loses its anchor, economies pay the hidden price

    The dollar’s global dominance gives the US extraordinary monetary power, leaving nations exposed to decisions they neither influence nor control
  • Ram temple donation theft: Custody of 8 extended till Sept 18

    A special anti-corruption court in Ayodhya has extended the judicial custody of eight accused in the Ram temple donation theft case until September 18. The accused, mostly bank employees involved in counting donations, were arrested in June after an SIT probe.
  • Two killed, 212 injured in Maharashtra Dahi Handi festivities

    Two people lost their lives and over 200 ‘Govindas’ were injured during Dahi Handi celebrations in Maharashtra. A seven-year-old boy died in Mumbai after a brick column collapsed, while a woman in Pune was killed when an iron frame fell on her.
  • At SRCC, PM Modi slams ‘Dimagi Naxals’, urges youth to build developed India

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing students at Delhi University’s Shri Ram College of Commerce centenary celebrations, contrasted India’s current economic and social strength with the crises of 2008 and 2013. He expressed confidence in the youth, envisioning India as a hub of research, space exploration, and even hosting the Olympics in the future.
  • Sutli bomb triggers panic at Patna University

    Panic broke out at Patna University on Teachers’ Day after a crude sutli bomb was allegedly hurled into the campus from the Ashok Rajpath double-decker bridge. The blast caused loud noise and smoke but no casualties.
  • Rewind: Modi’s India and cost of a Lost Decade—the ledger of broken promises

    Did Narendra Modi make India perform better than it would otherwise have? A new study reconstructs the India that might have been and draws a stark conclusion: his era represents a “tale of broken promises”
  • India thrash Pakistan by seven wickets in Women’s Asia Cup

    India thrashed Pakistan by seven wickets in the Women’s Asia Cup, with young spinners Shree Charani and Prema Rawat taking three wickets each to bowl Pakistan out for 55. Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma completed the chase comfortably
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