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Army jawan’s quick CPR on train saves 8-month-old baby’s life

Army jawan’s quick CPR on train saves 8-month-old baby’s life

  • DDLJ@30: The love story that redefined Bollywood romance still casts its spell

    Three decades after its release, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge continues to enchant audiences with its timeless romance and iconic moments. Despite being rooted in traditional values, the Aditya Chopra classic still draws crowds and inspires generations of love stories.
  • Gold prices hit record high ahead of Diwali amid global trade tensions

    Gold prices touched a record Rs 1,30,874 per 10 grams ahead of Diwali, driven by global trade tensions, rupee depreciation, and strong investor demand. Analysts predict further gains as buyers rush to gold amid market uncertainty and safe-haven appeal.
  • IMD warns twin weather systems over Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal may intensify

    The IMD has warned that two low-pressure systems over the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal could intensify within 48 hours, bringing widespread rain across southern India. Fishermen and coastal residents have been advised to remain cautious amid rough seas and strong winds.
  • Pakistani airstrikes kill five in Kabul; 20,000 families displaced in Kandahar

    At least five Afghans were killed and dozens injured in Pakistani airstrikes on Kabul, while 20,000 families fled Kandahar’s Spin Boldak after fresh cross-border clashes. Three Afghan cricketers also died in a strike in Paktika, prompting Doha-mediated peace talks.
  • Teenage girl rescued in distraught condition from roadside in Bhubaneswar

    Preliminary investigation revealed that she hailed from Jharkhand. However, her identity is yet to be fully confirmed as she has no mobile phone or any documents, police said.
  • Gill on leading Rohit, Kohli: ‘It’s an honour to captain legends I grew up idolising’

    New India ODI captain Shubman Gill said it’s an “honour” to lead cricket greats Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, adding that he’ll seek their advice when needed. The upcoming Australia ODIs mark the veterans’ final international games on Australian soil.
  • War abroad, turmoil within: Pakistan’s costly gamble against Afghanistan

    Pakistan’s escalating conflict with Afghanistan threatens to spiral into a long-term crisis, analysts warn, as Islamabad seeks to assert military dominance while risking internal rebellion, Taliban backlash, and friction with China over its CPEC investments.
  • BC bandh for 42 pc reservation total in Telangana; BRS, political parties join protests

    The ‘Bandh for Justice’ demanding 42% reservation for Backward Classes paralyzed Telangana, with roads deserted and commercial activity halted. BRS leaders staged rallies and sit-ins, warning of seri
  • Trump says Pak-Afghan conflict ‘easy’ for him to solve

    US President Donald Trump claimed resolving the Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict would be “easy” for him, citing his record of saving millions of lives. His remarks coincided with fresh Pakistani airstrikes and uncertainty over fragile ceasefire talks in Doha.
  • Jyothi Surekha Vennam wins historic bronze at Archery World Cup Final in Nanjing

    India’s top compound archer Jyothi Surekha Vennam won the bronze medal at the Archery World Cup Final in Nanjing, defeating Great Britain’s Ella Gibson. She became the first Indian woman compound archer to medal at the event, marking her 88th career medal.
  • Farmers in distress while Congress leaders squabble over shares: KTR slams Revanth Reddy government

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao criticised the Congress government for neglecting farmers, scrapping welfare schemes, and failing to procure paddy amid floods and unseasonal rains. He accused leaders of indulging in petty power disputes instead of addressing the agrarian crisis.
  • Bandh for BC quota passes off peacefully in Adilabad

    A peaceful day-long bandh for 42 per cent BC reservation was observed in Adilabad and neighbouring districts. BRS leaders staged rallies and sit-ins, urging the government to fulfil its promise, while TGSRTC buses remained confined to depots.
  • Gold prices hit record high on Dhanteras amid strong festive demand

    Gold prices in India hit a record Rs 1,30,874 per 10 grams on Dhanteras amid festive demand and global uncertainties. Analysts expect higher jewellery sales, while trade tensions and safe-haven flows continue to drive the rally.
  • Onion prices plummet to Rs 600 per quintal, farmers resort to distress sale in Telangana

    Onion farmers in Telangana face severe losses as wholesale prices fall below production costs. Despite bumper output and high retail prices, smallholders struggle with mounting debts, transport costs, and no minimum support price, prompting urgent calls for government intervention.
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  • Hyderabad: Three minor girls, including two siblings, sexually assaulted; suspect in custody

    Three minor girls, including two siblings, were sexually assaulted in Saidabad. The suspect lured them into his home and threatened them. After confiding in classmates, their parents lodged a complaint. Police have taken the suspect into custody, and an investigation is underway.
  • India will not be buying oil from Russia: Trump reiterates

    US President Donald Trump claimed India has stopped buying Russian oil and reiterated his role in mediating India-Pakistan hostilities. India clarified it is diversifying energy sourcing, while Washington’s tariffs on Indian goods continue to strain bilateral ties.
  • Bandh for BC quota going on peacefully in Khammam, Warangal

    The BC Bandh demanding 42 percent reservations disrupted normal life in Khammam and Warangal, shutting shops and public transport. Political leaders staged protests and dharnas, while ongoing Kakatiya University exams, including LLB, B Tech, and M Tech, were postponed due to the bandh.
  • Varun Dhawan grooves to ‘Perfect’ on radio, wishes fans Happy Diwali

    Varun Dhawan celebrated Diwali by singing along to ‘Perfect’ from his upcoming film Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari on Instagram. He also promoted his next project, the epic war drama Border 2, releasing January 22, 2026.
  • BC Bandh receives strong response across erstwhile Karimnagar district

    The Karimnagar bandh for 42% BC reservations was largely peaceful, with strong public support. Sporadic incidents by CPI and CPM activists occurred, TGSRTC buses stayed off roads, and private operators hiked fares. Police maintained heavy security across the district
  • Three Afghan cricketers killed in Pakistani airstrike, ACB withdraws from upcoming series

    Three Afghan cricketers were killed in a Pakistani airstrike in Paktika province, alongside five civilians. In response, the Afghanistan Cricket Board withdrew from the upcoming Tri-Nation T20I Series against Pakistan, with Rashid Khan condemning the attacks as a grave human rights violation.
  • TN on high alert: 26,000 cops deployed for statewide safety ahead of festive season

    Tamil Nadu Police and Fire Services have deployed over 26,000 personnel across the state ahead of the Deepavali rush. The measures include drone surveillance, control rooms, fire safety checks, and mobile X-ray scanners to ensure public safety during celebrations.
  • Trade key to strengthening India’s economy: Rajnath Singh

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India’s economy cannot thrive without trade and business activity, urging support for indigenous production. Speaking at a Lucknow event, he credited the Aatmanirbhar Bharat push for strengthening both India’s economy and defence manufacturing capabilities.
  • BC Bandh brings Telangana to a halt; bus services disrupted across State

    Normal life across Telangana was hit on Saturday as the BC Bandh called by BC Ikya Vedika demanding fair reservations for Backward Classes disrupted bus services and business activity. Protests were held at major RTC depots across Hyderabad and other districts.
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