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Fire at Russia’s Amur Gas Chemical Complex kills 15 workers

Fire at Russia’s Amur Gas Chemical Complex kills 15 workers

  • Three methanol suppliers arrested in Bhavnagar hooch tragedy case

    Three more persons, including alleged methanol suppliers, were arrested in connection with Gujarat’s Bhavnagar hooch tragedy, taking total arrests to 31. Police said methanol was supplied from Delhi and transported to Ahmedabad before being used to manufacture toxic liquor
  • Commuters find KBR Park one-way loop less stressful

    Motorists are gradually adapting to the one-way loop around KBR Park, saying the longer route is offset by smoother traffic and fewer snarls. However, commuters have flagged lane-change confusion and traffic slowdowns during peak hours near key junctions
  • Plantation worker killed in wild elephant attack in Idukki

    A 65-year-old plantation worker from Tamil Nadu was killed after being attacked by a herd of wild elephants in Idukki’s Thalakkulam near Poopara. Relatives later blocked NH-85 demanding action, but ended the protest after officials assured compensation from the Forest Department
  • Premier League: Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal face tests in second round

    The Premier League’s second round begins on Friday with Manchester City visiting Crystal Palace, while Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal face challenging fixtures. Several sides will look to build on opening-day results as the new season gathers pace.
  • Those raising ‘Kashmir maange Azaadi’ slogans will face arrest: Suvendu Adhikari

    West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari warned of arrests over separatist slogans such as “Kashmir maange Azaadi” and said Palestinian flags would not be permitted during processions. He maintained that peaceful protests and criticism of the government would remain permissible
  • KCR extends Raksha Bandhan greetings, calls brother-sister bond cherished

    BRS president and former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao extended Raksha Bandhan greetings to the people of Telangana, describing the bond between brothers and sisters as timeless. He called for people to shun hatred and selfishness and embrace fraternity.
  • Bihar to set up women-only university, says CM Samrat Choudhary

    Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary announced plans to establish a women-only university where faculty, students and non-teaching staff will all be women. He also highlighted government initiatives for women’s employment, education, entrepreneurship, healthcare and economic empowerment across the state
  • US Open 2026: Sabalenka, Pegula headline women’s singles draw

    Defending champion Aryna Sabalenka, top seed Jessica Pegula and Wimbledon champion Linda Noskova headline the top half of the 2026 US Open women’s singles draw, while Coco Gauff, Iga Swiatek and other Grand Slam champions feature in the bottom half
  • US Open 2026 draw: Carlos Alcaraz, Alexander Zverev lead men’s field

    Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev headline the 2026 US Open men’s singles draw, with Jannik Sinner absent through injury. Defending champion Alcaraz occupies the second half alongside Novak Djokovic, while Zverev tops the draw and American contenders seek a breakthrough
  • Rajnath Singh lays foundation for Rs 472-crore tank overhaul facility in Jabalpur

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh laid the foundation stone for a Rs 472-crore T-series tank overhaul facility in Jabalpur, stressing that tanks remain vital in modern warfare. The facility will overhaul 80 T-72 and T-90 tanks annually and strengthen domestic defence manufacturing
  • ACB registers disproportionate assets case against Bhupalpally mines and geology officer

    The ACB has registered a disproportionate assets case against Bhupalpally mines and geology department Assistant Director Bojja Jaya Raju. Searches at eight locations led to identification of assets worth about Rs.3.06 crore, while further verification of properties continues.
  • Maharashtra gives non-Marathi auto, taxi drivers one-year grace period to learn Marathi

    Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis announced a one-year grace period for non-Marathi auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers to acquire basic Marathi proficiency. Drivers will face no licence or permit cancellations during the period, while unions will organise language classes and provide study materials
  • Hyderabad: CM’s CPRO G Malsur faces criticism for attending Congress party meeting

    Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s CPRO G Malsur has faced criticism for attending a Congress party meeting at Gandhi Bhavan. The controversy intensified after Bhongir MP Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy deleted an X post mentioning Malsur’s participation.
  • Delhi Race Club eviction: Historic stables reduced to rubble as Centre takes possession

    The Centre took possession of Delhi Race Club after a court rejected its plea against eviction, with bulldozers demolishing historic stables and racing structures. The century-old club’s horses are being relocated, while thousands of workers and families face an uncertain future
  • Opinion: An Income Tax law that finally speaks plain English

    The effectiveness of the new law will depend on how clearly the accompanying rules are drafted. Frequent amendments and inconsistent interpretations could bring complexity back
  • Telangana monitors Nepal floods as 23 persons identified for assistance

    The Telangana government is monitoring the flood situation in Nepal after receiving 80 to 100 calls seeking information and assistance. Following verification, 23 persons in 20 cases have been identified for further coordination, with one person confirmed safe.
  • Editorial: Nepal floods—cascading hazards

    Nepal’s devastating flash floods warn of mounting climate risks across the Himalayas, underscoring the urgent need for stronger preparedness and regional cooperation
  • Two Karnataka government teachers suspended over participation in RSS route marches

    Two government school teachers in Karnataka’s Yadgir district have been suspended pending departmental inquiry for participating in RSS route marches. The Education Department said their participation prima facie violated Karnataka Civil Services Conduct Rules, despite both teachers describing the events as cultural
  • Abhishek’s blazing double ton lights up HCA C-Division league

    M. Abhishek smashed a match-winning 216 off 142 balls as Sagar XI posted 372/9 before bowling out Satyam Colts for 87 in the HCA C-Division one-day league. Several other matches across the A, B and C divisions produced decisive results
  • Youth must drive voter awareness and informed participation: CEC

    CEC Gyanesh Kumar urged young and first-time voters to uphold democratic values, make informed choices and promote voter literacy. At an ECI conference in Chennai, nearly 1,000 students and educators discussed Electoral Literacy Clubs, ECINET, electoral preparedness and transparency
  • Telangana employees, teachers and pensioners protest at Kothagudem, Khammam over pending demands

    Government employees, teachers and pensioners staged protests at Kothagudem and Khammam collectorates on Thursday as part of a State-wide TGEJAC agitation. Protesters demanded immediate implementation of the second PRC, restoration of OPS, clearance of pending bills and resolution of EHS issues.
  • I will fight with government for constituency funds, says Congress Jadcherla MLA Anirudh Reddy

    Congress Jadcherla MLA J Anirudh Reddy said roads and other development works in his constituency had stalled due to delays in clearing bills. He vowed to fight the State government for funds and said he was prepared to protest if necessary.
  • India U-17 women held to 0-0 draw by Uzbekistan in friendly

    India’s Under-17 women’s team were held to a goalless draw by Uzbekistan in the first of two closed-door friendlies in Tashkent on Thursday. The Young Tigresses will face Uzbekistan again on August 30 ahead of the AFC U-17 Asian Cup qualifiers.
  • Four Naga community members killed in militant ambush in Manipur

    Four members of the Liangmai Naga community were killed and one injured in an alleged militant ambush in Manipur’s Kangpokpi district. Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh ordered security forces to arrest the perpetrators, while Naga groups announced shutdowns and protests
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