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First-half blitz helps Punjab FC drub Kerala Blasters FC
Vellore Mayor Sujatha Anandakumar and a councillor face legal action for violating the Model Code of Conduct by distributing sports equipment.
Supreme Court judge Justice Nagarathna highlights government's role in court backlog, urging judicial reforms for effective litigation management.
Kerala LDF ministers declare assets nearing ₹2 crore each amid upcoming elections, revealing financial details and legal challenges.
Indiaspora, a San Francisco-based non-profit organisation which connects leaders of the Indian diaspora, is holding its 2026 Indiaspora Forum on March 22-24 and also a Global AI Summit on March 25, 2026, at JW Marriott Prestige Golfshire Resort in Bengaluru.
Special prayers mark Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations in Madurai
India’s gem and jewellery industry continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience and a spirit of innovation, said Kirit Bhansali, chairman of the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), at the inauguration of the 4th edition of IIJS Bharat-Tritiya 2026 at Bengaluru International Exhibition Centre (BIEC) here on Saturday, March 21.
HYDGEN dispatches eight modular green hydrogen systems to Surat, enhancing on-site industrial hydrogen generation and operational efficiency.
Fight is between AIADMK and DMK, says Rajan Chellappa
Two habitual offenders arrested in Miyapur for wine shop burglary; police recover stolen cash and bike.
Tiruchi's Smart City projects face underutilisation despite completion, raising concerns about planning, execution, and revenue generation.
Election Observer Anubha Shrivatsava inspects polling booths in Western Ghats, ensuring smooth arrangements amid challenging conditions.
A.P. Minister announces ₹9.8 crore development of Barashaheed Dargah and ₹20 crore international school for minorities in Nellore.