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Rains damage Nagpur Highway; Cyberabad Police announce traffic diversions

Rains damage Nagpur Highway; Cyberabad Police announce traffic diversions

  • WhatsApp launches Writing Help AI feature with private processing for secure messaging

    WhatsApp has introduced Writing Help, an AI-powered feature that suggests message rewrites in different tones while ensuring privacy through Meta’s Private Processing technology. Initially rolling out in English across select countries, it will expand to more languages later this year.
  • Heavy rains disrupt train services under SCR; several trains cancelled

    South Central Railway cancelled and diverted several trains on August 28–29 after heavy rains caused water to overflow on tracks in the Hyderabad Division. Services between Kacheguda, Nanded, Akola, and Nizamabad were hit, with multiple trains cancelled or rerouted.
  • Mass Russian drone and missile attack kills 8 in Kyiv

    A major Russian drone and missile attack struck Kyiv, killing at least eight, including two children, and injuring 45. Nearly 100 buildings were damaged in the rare central-city strike, as Zelenskyy urged stronger global response amid faltering US-led peace efforts
  • Youth dies after ramming bike into pole in Hyderabad’s Jeedimetla

    A 25-year-old man, Sai, died in a road accident at Jeedimetla on Thursday. He lost control of his motorcycle at high speed and rammed into a roadside pole. He succumbed to injuries on the spot. Police registered a case.
  • Raja Singh seeks action over Ganesh idol resembling CM Revanth Reddy in Hyderabad

    BJP MLA T Raja Singh has urged Hyderabad Police Commissioner C V Anand to act against Fisheries Federation chairman Mettu Sai Kumar for installing a Ganesh idol resembling CM A Revanth Reddy. Singh said the act insults the festival and hurts Hindu sentiments.
  • Sunita Ahuja bags maiden show as judge in Farah Khan’s ‘Aunty Kisko Bola’

    Filmmaker-choreographer Farah Khan announced her YouTube talent show “Aunty Kisko Bola”, featuring Sajid Khan and Sunita Ahuja as the first judges. The show will spotlight women’s talents, with weekly guest judges. Farah also teased special appearances in upcoming episodes.
  • Indian junior boxers shine with 26 semifinal spots at Belt and Road gala

    India’s junior boys and girls put up a stellar performance at the 3rd Belt and Road International Youth Boxing Gala in Xinjiang, China, securing 26 semifinal spots and confirming as many medals. The contingent aims to extend its medal tally further.
  • Remote Himachal village cut off as govt buildings, bridges washed away by flash floods

    Flash floods in Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra district washed away schools, a panchayat office, dispensary, and ration store in Bada Bangal village, which remains cut off. Across the state, 536 roads were blocked, thousands faced power and water disruptions, and rescues continued
  • US tariffs: Need to stay united, must stand up to bullying, says Maruti Chairman RC Bhargava

    Maruti Suzuki Chairman R C Bhargava urged Indians to stand united against the US’s 50% tariffs on Indian goods, calling it economic bullying. He also welcomed proposed GST restructuring, expressing hope for reduced tax on small cars to boost consumers
  • KTR slams Congress govt over lack of flood preparedness, urges BRS cadre to lead relief

    BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao criticised the Congress government for failing to prepare for heavy rains and floods despite forecasts. Ahead of visiting rain-hit districts, he directed BRS cadre to lead relief efforts, provide food, medical aid, and sanitation.
  • States can’t file writ petitions in SC against actions of Prez, Guv in dealing with bills: Centre

    The Centre told the Supreme Court that states cannot file writ petitions under Article 32 against the President or Governors over delays in bill assent. The Constitution Bench is hearing a Presidential reference on judicial timelines for such discretion
  • Glad that filmmakers are seeing me in diverse characters, says Adah Sharma

    Adah Sharma’s first look as Shivranjani Acharya in Haatak has been unveiled. The crime thriller, directed by debutant Ajay K Sharmaa, explores power, morality and choices, with Adah glad that filmmakers are casting her in diverse roles after The Kerala Story.
  • Unpredictable American diplomacy complicating India trade talks, says ex-US diplomat

    Former US Charge d’Affaires to India Donald Heflin warned that Washington’s broken diplomatic norms and loss of career diplomats are complicating trade talks with New Delhi. While cautiously optimistic about incoming envoy Sergio Gor, he cautioned US unpredictability may strain ties
  • Punjab floods: Thousands stranded on rooftops as rescue, relief ops intensify

    Heavy floods in Punjab left thousands stranded on rooftops as swollen rivers breached embankments, damaging crops and homes. NDRF, Army, BSF and IAF stepped up rescue and relief missions in districts including Gurdaspur, Pathankot, Amritsar and Ferozepur.
  • Ukraine conflict is ‘Modi’s war’, claims White House trade adviser

    White House trade adviser Peter Navarro controversially labeled the Ukraine conflict as “Modi’s war,” alleging India fuels Russia’s war machine by buying discounted oil. Navarro defended Trump’s 50% tariffs on India, insisting peace “runs through New Delhi,” drawing criticism for targeting India
  • One killed after stabbing incident in Australia’s Sydney

    A 19-year-old man was killed and another injured in a stabbing at Mount Druitt bus station in western Sydney. Police have launched an investigation with the homicide squad. The incident follows another stabbing in Brisbane’s Zillmere suburb earlier this week
  • BRO to complete strategically important road in Arunachal by March 2026

    BRO Chief Engineer S C Looniya said the double-laning of the 32-km Pene-Tato stretch on the strategic Aalo-Mechuka road in Arunachal Pradesh will be completed by March 2026. Delays were caused by land acquisition, though all-weather connectivity remains a priority
  • North Korea’s Kim to visit China for September 3 military parade

    North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will soon visit China at Xi Jinping’s invitation to attend the 80th anniversary of World War II’s end. Before the announcement, Kim inspected sniper and special forces, stressing their expansion as a military priority
  • Over dozen children injured as school bus falls into gorge in U’khand’s Haldwani

    A school bus carrying 40 children overturned into a gorge in Haldwani’s Jaipur Bisa village after the driver lost control while giving way to another bus. Over a dozen children and staff were injured, prompting locals to rescue them
  • Textile, leather, gems and jewellery stocks decline

    Textile, leather, gems, and jewellery stocks fell in Thursday morning trade after the US imposed a steep 50% tariff on Indian goods from August 27, impacting exports worth over USD 48 billion. Broader markets also declined sharply in response
  • UP man kills minor grand nephew on tantrik’s advice

    A man in Prayagraj murdered his 17-year-old grand-nephew on a tantrik’s advice, dismembered the body, and dumped parts in separate locations. Police arrested accused Sharan Singh after witness input. The boy, a Class 11 student, had been reported missing earlier
  • Naga Shaurya’s Bad Boy Karthik wins hearts with ‘My Dear Janatha’

    On Vinayaka Chavithi, makers of Bad Boy Karthik released My Dear Janatha, sung by Hema Chandra. With Naga Shaurya’s vibrant presence, the melodious track adds fresh buzz to the film.
  • Pocharam dam withstands worst flood in 100 years

    The century-old Pocharam dam on the Medak–Kamareddy border withstood record inflows of 1.82 lakh cusecs, more than double its flood discharge capacity. Though the dam held firm, parts of the bridge were damaged as authorities shifted villagers to safety.
  • Heavy rains force closure of schools in Nirmal, Adilabad and Asifabad

    Heavy rains in Telangana forced the closure of schools and Anganwadi centres in Nirmal, Adilabad, and Kumram Bheem Asifabad on Thursday. District collectors issued alerts, warning of flooding as NDRF teams remained on standby and several low-lying areas were inundated.
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