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Andhra revises Cyclone Montha damage to Rs 6,384 crore, seeks Rs 900 crore relief from Centre

Andhra revises Cyclone Montha damage to Rs 6,384 crore, seeks Rs 900 crore relief from Centre

  • Infosys and NIMHANS launch mental health training manual for workplace wellness

    Infosys, in collaboration with NIMHANS, has launched ‘Wellness Matters: Mental Health First Aider Training Manual’ to promote workplace well-being. The initiative aims to build a supportive environment, training HR professionals to identify and assist employees facing mental health challenges
  • Delays, Streaming, Cross-Play, and recasts: The latest in Games

    Key events from the gaming world, the delay of GTA VI and the Witcher Season 4
  • Hyderabad: Mega job fair to be held at Tolichowki on November 12

    A mega job fair will be held at Alfa Function Hall, Tolichowki, on November 12 from 8 am to 1 pm. Organised by Mannan Khan, the fair will feature companies from multiple sectors offering on-the-spot interviews and free entry
  • Veteran actor Dharmendra hospitalised, stable but in serious condition

    Veteran actor Dharmendra, 89, remains hospitalised at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital. While an industry insider said his condition is serious, family representatives clarified he is stable and not on a ventilator. The actor continues to recover under medical observation
  • Hyderabad-based Pharma Dr Reddy’s loses Rs 2.16 cr after fraudsters hack their email communication

    In a statement, Dr Reddy's Laboratories clarified that with timely detection and swift action by the company's teams and banking partners, the funds have been frozen and that there was no financial loss
  • Hyderabad: Interstate thieves nabbed, stolen material worth Rs 4 lakh recovered

    A six-member gang from Andhra Pradesh, involved in temple and vehicle thefts across Hyderabad and Rachakonda, was arrested by the Task Force and IS Sadan police. The group, led by repeat offender Tharun Kumar Raju, had stolen property worth Rs 4 lakh
  • Paytm rolls out new AI-powered app with Gold Coins and smart payment tools

    Paytm has launched a redesigned version of its app with AI-driven features for personalised and smarter payments. The update includes digital gold rewards, expense categorisation, enhanced privacy tools, and new features for NRIs using UPI-linked account
  • Hyderabad: Hoax bomb threat creates scare at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport

    A British Airways flight from London to Hyderabad received a bomb threat via email, prompting a security scare at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. All 212 passengers were evacuated safely. No explosives were found, and police confirmed it was a hoax.
  • CJI flags AI dangers, agrees to hear plea for judiciary guidelines

    Chief Justice of India B R Gavai on Monday highlighted the dangers of artificial intelligence after a morphed video showed a fake courtroom incident. The Supreme Court agreed to hear a plea seeking guidelines to regulate AI use in the judiciary
  • Removal of community dogs from residential areas illegal, says animal welfare group

    Humane World for Animals India has warned city administrations against removing street and community dogs from residential areas, calling the practice illegal under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and Animal Birth Control Rules. It urged humane sterilization instead of forcible removal.
  • Osmania University signs MoU with Centre to train municipal officials

    Osmania University has signed an MoU with the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs to train municipal officials through RCUES. The programme will enhance urban governance skills across States and UTs, focusing on smart governance, waste management, and sustainable infrastructure.
  • IIT Guwahati researchers develop novel material to detect fuel adulteration and clean oil spill

    IIT Guwahati researchers have developed a new material that detects kerosene adulteration in petrol and can remove oil from water by turning it into gel form. The innovation, published in Chemical Engineering, could aid fuel safety and marine conservation.
  • Kolkata: Man held for cheating ISKCON of Rs 2 crore through fake bills

    A Kolkata-based book supplier has been arrested for allegedly defrauding ISKCON of Rs 2 crore by submitting fake invoices. The accused, Debraj Bhattacharya, who had been absconding for years, was caught from the Girish Park area on Saturday night
  • Farmer dies by suicide in Mahabubabad

    A 30-year-old farmer, Guguloth Bhojya, died by suicide in Mahabubabad district after allegedly consuming pesticide. Family members said he had fallen into debt after a poor maize yield on his two-acre farm pushed him into financial distress.
  • Home Minister orders probe after ISIS suspect uses phone in jail

    Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara ordered a high-level review after a suspected ISIS terrorist and other inmates were found using mobile phones in Bengaluru Central Prison. He warned of “ruthless measures” and directed action against officials amid NIA observations and mounting criticism
  • 23-year-old Indian student dies in US after suffering from severe cough, chest pain

    Rajyalakshmi Yarlagadda, a 23-year-old Indian student from Andhra Pradesh and recent Texas A&M University graduate, died in the US after suffering from severe cough and chest pain. A GoFundMe campaign seeks $125,000 to repatriate her body and support her grieving family
  • Sharad Malhotra appointed as first Indian MD of Nippon Paint India

    NIPSEA Group, the Asian arm of Japan’s Nippon Paint Holdings, has appointed Sharad Malhotra as Managing Director of Nippon Paint India effective December 1, 2025. Malhotra, the first Indian to hold this post, will lead the company’s India operations and strategy
  • Elderly man dies in Nadia; family blames anxiety over voters’ list revision

    A 70-year-old hawker from Nadia district died allegedly due to anxiety triggered by the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in West Bengal. His family claimed he stopped eating after learning that his name was missing from the old voters’ list
  • Faridabad: 350 kg explosives, Krinkov rifle seized; two Kashmiri doctors held

    A joint operation by Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana Police led to the seizure of 350 kg of explosives, a Krinkov rifle, and other arms from Faridabad. Two Kashmiri doctors were arrested for suspected links with the terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed
  • BRS moves EC against Congress’ plot to influence Jubilee Hills bypoll with fake voter IDs, cash

    The BRS has accused the ruling Congress of large-scale electoral malpractice in the Jubilee Hills bypoll, alleging distribution of fake voter IDs, cash, sarees, and other inducements. The party has urged the EC to deploy central forces for a fair election
  • Amol Muzumdar credits BCCI reforms, WPL for India’s Women’s World Cup triumph

    Indian Women’s Team Head Coach Amol Muzumdar credited India’s World Cup win to BCCI reforms, WPL’s impact, and the team’s resilience. He praised pioneers like Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami for laying the foundation for women’s cricket in India.
  • India drawn with Japan, Australia and Chinese Taipei in AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup 2026

    India have been drawn in Group C alongside Japan, Australia and Chinese Taipei for the AFC Under-20 Women’s Asian Cup Thailand 2026. The Young Tigresses return to the continental tournament after 20 years and will open their campaign against Japan
  • Arrangements for Jubilee Hills bypoll in full swing

    Arrangements for the Jubilee Hills bypoll were underway on Monday, with 2,060 polling personnel deployed and EVMs and VVPATs shifted from strong rooms. District Election Officer R V Karnan and Joint CP Tafseer Iqbal supervised the final poll arrangements.
  • Finger-lickin’ food and the civilising mission

    New York’s newly elected mayor, Zohran Mamdani, faced online ridicule for eating with his hands, exposing lingering colonial hierarchies around race, civility, and culture. The controversy sparked debates on identity, diaspora hypocrisy, and how colonial-era notions of refinement still shape global attitudes
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