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Olympian G Sathiyan called for sustained collaboration among the government, corporates and sports industry to make India a global sporting powerhouse. At SPORTSCOM's Delhi conclave, policymakers and industry leaders discussed sports investment, manufacturing, technology, employment and grassroots development
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The Allahabad High Court has directed the Uttar Pradesh government to urgently address the water crisis affecting 88 Lucknow villages. It ordered faster action on five proposed water treatment plants and an early decision on reviving 30 identified lakes
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The TPCC Disciplinary Committee has recommended dropping Konda Surekha from the Telangana Cabinet and G Chinna Reddy as State Planning Commission vice-chairman over controversial remarks. The report, submitted to TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud, will be sent to the AICC
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Three members of a family were rescued after a portion of an old building collapsed in north Delhi’s Kashmere Gate area on Tuesday. Trapped on the second floor, they were safely evacuated by police using an adjoining building, wooden stairs and planks
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Prakaash Sarran defeated Pradnyesh Shelke 4-2, 4-2 in the boys' singles preliminary round of the Raja Narsimha Rao Memorial ITF Juniors at Lake View Tennis Academy. G Vishwak Reddy and other players also registered wins in Hyderabad
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Governments may win young people’s support through promises, but they retain it only through performance. Young people are not merely voters of tomorrow; they are legitimacy test of today
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed six infrastructure projects worth over Rs 30,000 crore across nine states at the 53rd PRAGATI meeting. He stressed timely execution, integrated planning and quality, while calling for stronger public awareness and training to combat cyber fraud
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India's U20 men's team will travel to Tashkent unbeaten after four friendlies in Bengaluru, where they recorded three wins and a draw without conceding. The Blue Colts will face Syria, Uzbekistan and Bangladesh in the AFC U20 Asian Cup qualifiers
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Andhra Pradesh plans technology-driven arrangements for the 2027 Godavari Pushkaralu, with AI crowd analytics, drones, CCTV and QR-based vehicle identification. The 12-day festival is expected to draw nearly 10 crore devotees, with 440 ghats and extensive infrastructure and safety measures planned
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India's Under-17 women's team have arrived in Tashkent for two friendly matches against Uzbekistan on August 27 and 30. The games are part of preparations for the AFC Under-17 Women's Asian Cup China 2027 Qualifiers scheduled in Malaysia in October
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Five players struck centuries in the HCA C-Division one-day league, with Smarpit Verma, Shaik Rabbani, Vaibhav Agarwal and Arshad Khan scoring tons. Deccan Colts' B Harish Raja narrowly missed a century after making 93 in Hyderabad
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The Dr YSR & Dr KVP Foundation will confer its 2026 award on the M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation for its contributions to agriculture, food security and sustainable development. The award carries Rs 25 lakh and will be presented in New Delhi
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The NHAI has extended the tender deadline for the northern part of Telangana's Regional Ring Road to September 23. The 161-km Sangareddy-Choutuppal stretch has faced repeated bidding delays, with Cabinet approval from the Centre still reportedly pending
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A man allegedly threw stones at the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Vande Bharat Express near Surat while Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel was travelling on Tuesday. He was apprehended by the RPF, while officials said nobody was injured and there was no apparent conspiracy
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The Telangana Backward Classes Commission has sought an explanation from MJPTBCWREI Society Secretary B Saidulu over unfilled Gurukula seats from Class V to Intermediate. It also directed the society to establish a help desk for students and parents
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy directed officials to expedite land acquisition for the Musi Rejuvenation project and formulate a land pooling policy. He also asked officials to avoid legal complications, invite Phase 2 tenders and review TDRs weekly
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s stand could become a test for middle powers and offers lessons for India on trade diversification, resilience and strategic autonomy
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Schools, educational institutions and government offices across Telangana will remain closed on Wednesday for Milad-un-Nabi. Hyderabad is also set for religious programmes, with the Markazi Milad Juloos scheduled to begin at Charminar and culminate in Moghalpura
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Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has formed a committee to examine notices issued to 26,745 property owners in Patna for commercial activities in residential buildings. The panel, headed by Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Choudhary, will recommend a practical solution
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Nidhish Shyamal and Yashvi Jain emerged winners in the boys' and girls' sections respectively at the Telangana State Under-17 Chess Championship held at Vikas Concept School in Bachupally. Pavan Karthikeya Varma and Sreesha Kandi finished runners-up respectively
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced major water supply reforms backed by a Rs 2,500 crore ADB loan. The projects include underground reservoirs, smart metering, network rehabilitation and leakage reduction, with the government targeting 24x7 supply and lower non-revenue water
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BSP chief Mayawati announced that the party will contest the upcoming Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Uttarakhand independently, ruling out alliances. She directed workers to strengthen grassroots organisation, select credible candidates and intensify preparations ahead of the polls
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The Supreme Court directed that every donation at the Shri Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan must reach donation boxes or the online temple treasury. The order followed allegations that sevayats were collecting offerings directly from devotees and diverting donations
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Jaish-e-Mohammed's headquarters in Pakistan's Bahawalpur has reportedly been rebuilt after being damaged in India's Operation Sindoor strikes last year. Reports, citing intelligence inputs, said the Pakistani establishment provided funds for reconstruction, including repairs to the facility's central hall