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The second UTT National Ranking Table Tennis Championships, beginning Sunday in Delhi, has drawn nearly 3,000 entries, surpassing Vadodara’s opener. Despite absences of stars like Manav Thakkar, Sathiyan and Sreeja Akula, the event promises tough battles and a chance for rising players.
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India secured a medal at the World Archery Championship in Gwangju, Korea, as V. Jyothi Surekha and Rishabh Yadav stormed into the mixed team final with a 157-155 win over Chinese Taipei. Surekha now eyes her ninth World medal.
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Teja Sajja says his upcoming pan-India action adventure Mirai is about a boy from Hyderabad’s Charminar who is unaware of his ancient legacy. Presented by Karan Johar in North India, the film releases worldwide on September 12, 2025.
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Five persons were booked in Adilabad for harassing women during Ganesh Chaturthi festivities on Friday night. The SHE Team detained the accused while patrolling in plain clothes. Police urged women to call Dial 100 or 8712659953 in emergencies
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Prof Sanket Goel, Birla Chair Professor and Head of CREST at BITS Pilani Hyderabad, has received the National Award to Teachers 2025 for excellence in teaching and research. The award was presented by President Droupadi Murmu in New Delhi
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At least 40 students at Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women’s University in Koti have reportedly fallen victim to a suspected cyber-fraud involving phone hacks and suspicious calls. Police are investigating a possible internal data breach and have not ruled out blackmail or insider involvement
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The suspicious death of contractor Gadiparthi Srinivasa Rao in Khammam district sparked protests in Yellandu. His family alleged he was duped of Rs 2 crore by former municipal chairman Dammalapati Venkateswara Rao and held him responsible for the suicide
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Makers of Mirai, starring Teja Sajja, revealed Jagapathi Babu’s character as Angama Bali, “protector of Tantra.” Directed by Karthik Gattamaneni, the pan-Indian superhero film also features Manoj Manchu, Shriya Saran, and Jayaram, and releases worldwide on September 12 in eight languages.
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Kerala reported its seventh death from amoebic meningoencephalitis in 2025 after a 45-year-old man from Wayanad succumbed in Kozhikode. With 42 confirmed cases and four deaths in Kozhikode alone, health authorities have stepped up water testing and awareness drives.
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To handle festive crowds, South Central Railway has launched a crowd management strategy at Secunderabad station. With over 2 lakh daily passengers expected, measures include alternate train routes, new waiting zones, metro connectivity, and a 24x7 control room for safety and coordination
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Shreyas Iyer will captain India A in two multi-day matches against Australia A in Lucknow from September 16 and 23. KL Rahul and Mohammed Siraj will join the squad for the second game. The tour also includes three one-dayers.
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The Congress Janahita padayatra, launched on July 31, has been hit by delays due to farmer protests over urea shortage and rain-related damages. After an abrupt halt in early August, uncertainty looms over its next phase across Telangana districts
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Thousands in Mumbai celebrated Ganesh Visarjan on Anant Chaturdashi with music, dhol-tasha, flower showers, and cultural tributes. Despite rains, iconic idols like Lalbaugcha Raja and Chinchpoklicha Chintamani began their final journey towards the sea, with over 400 idols immersed by noon
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The documentary Prodduturu Dasara, produced by Prem Kumar Valapala and directed by Murali Krishna Tumma, received high praise at a special screening in Hyderabad. Filmmakers and actors applauded its engaging storytelling, visuals, music by Yashwanth Nag, and portrayal of the festival’s cultural grandeur
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Thousands of devotees gathered on Saturday to bid farewell to the 69-ft Khairatabad Ganesh idol. After a long procession and final prayers, the 300-tons idol was immersed in Hussain Sagar at 1.30 PM using the Baahubali crane
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A 51-year-old astrologer from Noida was arrested for sending a fake terror threat to Mumbai Police, claiming 14 terrorists had entered the city with RDX. Police said he attempted to frame a former friend who had filed a case against him.
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A golden kalash worth ₹1.5 crore was stolen during a Jain festival at Delhi’s Red Fort. CCTV shows the suspect disguised as a priest. Police promise swift arrest amid security concerns.
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A 2025 Canadian government report reveals that Babbar Khalsa International and the International Sikh Youth Federation are receiving financial support originating from Canada. The assessment highlights diaspora-linked funding and abuse of charitable channels by Khalistani extremists pursuing violent means for an independent Punjab.
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The 62nd National Chess Championship will be held at Vignan University, Guntur, from September 20 to October 1. Top Grandmasters, Women International Masters, and rising stars will compete, with top finishers earning berths to the Chess World Cup.
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India approved a ₹1,500 crore incentive scheme under the National Critical Mineral Mission to boost recycling, cut import dependency, attract investments, create jobs, and secure vital supplies for clean energy and strategic industries.
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The Ganesh laddu prasadam at Richmond Villas, Bandlaguda, was auctioned for a record Rs 2.32 crore, surpassing last year’s Rs 1.87 crore bid. Proceeds will go to RV Diya Charitable Trust, which funds student education and welfare activities for the underprivileged.
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Vedanta’s takeover of debt-ridden Jaiprakash Associates with a Rs 17,000 crore bid has raised doubts over the timely completion of the SLBC tunnel, the world’s longest irrigation tunnel, already delayed by a roof collapse and geological challenges.
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Daily Horoscope: Your stars are bringing good tidings for you. Check out your astrological predictions for September 6, 2025. May the day bring you happiness
