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According to a survey by online platform LocalCircles, 60 per cent of iPhone users and 40 per cent of Android users in India faced issues
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The omission from the 15-member Champions Trophy squad could also mark the end of the Shakib's ODI career
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Farmers started cultivating the crop some three decades ago. The farmers earn from Rs.50,000 to Rs.1 lakh as profit by cultivating the crop
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The Serum Institute of India CEO's comments follow recent Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra's remarks saying that it's not about working 48, 70, or 90 hours a week but rather the output produced
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The Saudi Arabian Telugu Association hosts a vibrant Sankranti festival in Dammam, featuring traditional attire, cultural events, and a rural village-themed atmosphere, attracting Telugu and other state communities
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Former BRS MLA Methuku Anand says Chief Minister's “seventh guarantee” of democracy turned out to be a farce, with democracy being systematically killed by the latter's family rule
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CM Revanth Reddy stresses the importance of ideology-based politics, highlighting student-level politics as key to leadership integrity
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Over 100 kite flyers, including 50 international participants, will gather at Secunderabad's Parade Grounds for the festival from January 13-15
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The OnePlus 13 series, launched in collaboration with Reliance Jio, will be the first to support the 5.5G network. This partnership ensures a smooth integration, with compatible devices displaying a "5GA" icon to highlight enhanced connectivity. Users will benefit from an effortless transition to the 5.5G network, requiring no manual setup or configuration on their part.
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The Hyderabad traffic police announced traffic diversions around Parade Grounds from January 13-15 due to the International Kite and Sweet Festival
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Madavi Kousalya, a 50-year-old widow, was brutally murdered by her nephew Krishna during an argument in an agriculture field
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The backlash was swift and overwhelming, with many social media users expressing outrage over the insensitive design, given the lasting impact of the September 11 attacks. Some humorously suggested the image resembled a threat more than an advertisement, while others condemned the airline for seemingly disregarding historical sensitivity. This outcry highlighted the failure to recognize the gravity of such imagery, especially when it remains fresh in the collective memory.
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However, the police, who have been keeping a vigil on the BRS leaders, rushed to the spot and asked the latter to leave. A heated argument ensued between the BRS leaders and the police, following which the police dragged away the BRS leaders and shifted them to different police stations.
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The scheme offers support only for the cultivable lands registered under Bhubharati and it excludes strictly the non-cultivable lands
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These comments, which he made during an interview with a YouTube channel, are going viral on social media platforms. Accordingly, TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud said he would examine the Khairatabad MLA’s interview and respond accordingly.
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The expansion will enhance Chhattisgarh's total power generation capacity by an additional 6,120 MW
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While the movie has managed to create buzz this Sankranthi, it is receiving mixed reviews from critics and audience alike.
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The complainant claimed that despite a pending injunction from the City Civil Court and orders from HC, Venkatesh and others unlawfully entered Deccan Kitchen Hotel and caused damage with the help of anti-social elements
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As per industry estimates, Maha Kumbh is expected to boost both nominal and real GDP by over 1 per cent
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Ananya Panday's cousin, Alanna's house reduced to dust; Actress Nora Fatehi has to evacuate from Los Angeles
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According to villagers, the jackal came out from the nearby forest area and attacked on Sutrapur Radha while she was cleaning in front of her house at around 6 am.
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The gunfight broke out in the Indravati National Park area when a joint team of security personnel was out on an anti-Naxalite operation
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Local people faced troubles as water entered the nearby SC colony.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg criticized fact-checkers, claiming they were "too politically biased" and had eroded trust rather than building it. He expressed Meta's renewed focus on free expression and promised simpler policies to reduce moderation errors. "It's time to get back to our roots," Zuckerberg declared, signaling a shift towards fostering less restrictive online communication.
