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One person was critically injured and seven others suffered minor injuries after two groups clashed at a stadium in Srirampur, Mancherial, on Sunday night. Police registered a case against six persons and launched an investigation into the incident.
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Hyderabad’s dining scene is embracing global flavours, regional cuisine and creative food experiences in 2026. Korean dishes, matcha, ube, specialty coffee, functional drinks, Telugu cuisine and chef-led pop-ups are among the trends gaining popularity with local diners.
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Hyderabad police busted a racket allegedly cheating people by promising to locate hidden treasure beneath their houses. Four persons were arrested and 25 duplicate gold-coated coins, coal, soil and puja material were seized. The gang allegedly cheated 11 people.
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AR Rahman’s son A.R. Ameen escaped with minor injuries after his luxury car collided with a cab near Olympia Tech Park in Chennai early Monday. Ameen and others were treated and discharged, while police are investigating the accident using CCTV footage
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The Amarnath Yatra 2026 has been suspended indefinitely due to damaged tracks on the Baltal and Pahalgam routes and adverse weather forecasts. Registration has closed, while pilgrims at base camps are being asked to return home. The traditional Chhari Mubarak procession will continue
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Farhan Akhtar celebrated 25 years of his directorial debut Dil Chahta Hai, expressing gratitude to audiences for keeping the film relevant. The cult classic, starring Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan and Akshaye Khanna, remains a landmark in Hindi cinema.
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The Enforcement Directorate has registered an ECIR to investigate alleged financial irregularities linked to the Jharkhand Public Service Commission’s 14th Preliminary Examination and other tests. An ED team will examine possible money trails, transactions and roles of those involved in the alleged scam
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with Commonwealth Games medallists, praising boxer Lovlina Borgohain for objecting to a distorted Indian flag and hearing weightlifter Mirabai Chanu’s struggles with injuries and personal challenges. Athletes also shared lighter moments during the meeting
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High humidity during the monsoon can leave the scalp oily and hair looking greasy. Regular washing, careful conditioning, thorough drying, clean hairbrushes and lighter styling products can help manage excess oil and buildup during the rainy season.
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World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the Cincinnati Open with a right knee injury, further disrupting his US Open preparations. The Italian, who also missed the Canadian Open, now has limited time to regain fitness before the final Grand Slam.
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West Bengal plans to finalise a new industrial policy focusing on sectors with strong demand for ancillary industries, including textiles, steel, automotive, heavy electrical equipment, IT and electronics. The policy aims to attract investments, boost employment and promote MSME-linked support businesses
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The Trinamool Congress plans statewide protest rallies after former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee faced protests and alleged stone and shoe attacks during a visit to Bijpur. The party will organise block-level demonstrations, while political leaders traded accusations over the incident
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Telangana has recorded 406.5 mm of cumulative rainfall since June 1 against the normal 430.3 mm, a 6 per cent deficit. Nineteen districts remain in the normal category, while two have received excess rainfall and 12 face deficits.
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Indian Navy Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan began a four-day Mauritius visit to strengthen maritime cooperation and defence ties. Discussions will cover maritime security, capacity building and military collaboration, while the two nations seek to deepen strategic partnership and regional cooperation
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Mahesh Babu thanked family, friends, colleagues, media and fans for their birthday wishes, saying his heart was full. On the occasion, makers of Varanasi unveiled two stills featuring his character Rudhra from the film’s Africa schedule.
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A leopard was captured in the Belrayan forest range of Uttar Pradesh’s Dudhwa buffer zone following recent big cat attacks on villagers. Forest officials said it was trapped in a cage near Murtiha village, marking the fourth leopard captured since August 2
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Sarfaraz Khan has returned to India’s Test squad as a replacement for injured Sai Sudharsan for the two-Test series against Sri Lanka. Sarfaraz, who last played a Test in November 2024, faces competition from Devdutt Padikkal for a place.
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Assam’s flood death toll reached 100 after two more fatalities were reported, while nearly 1.4 lakh people remained affected across seven districts. Hundreds of villages and thousands of hectares of farmland were inundated, with several rivers flowing above danger levels
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NIMS will launch a free heart surgery initiative for children from August 13. The procedures will be conducted by its CT Surgery Department in collaboration with London-based paediatric cardiac surgeon Dr Ramana Tannashuneni and technical experts.
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India donated five peacocks, including a rare white-feathered male, to the UN Office at Geneva, reviving a decades-old tradition. The birds symbolise India’s biodiversity and commitment to environmental conservation, while also strengthening its longstanding partnership with the United Nations
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The US Homeland Security Department will expand existing $4,000 H-1B and $4,500 L-1 fees to qualifying visa extension petitions from September 9. The move could raise immigration costs for employers, indirectly affecting Indian technology professionals and other foreign workers
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Indian equity markets traded mildly higher on Monday, supported by resilient domestic demand, strong corporate earnings and continued foreign investor buying. Sensex and Nifty gained around 0.2 per cent, while healthcare and IT stocks advanced as crude oil prices rose
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WhatsApp users across several countries reported disruptions affecting photos, videos, stickers, GIFs and other media, while text messaging largely continued. Outage reports emerged in India, Britain, France and other countries, with users reporting failed uploads despite troubleshooting attempts
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A US Embassy assessment said Indian social media users praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s February 2025 Washington visit for strengthening ties with Donald Trump, advancing defence and trade cooperation, and promoting India’s interests through personal diplomacy and strategic engagements