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Yadgir District Collector Harshal Bhoyer has dismissed rumours regarding a shortage of petrol, diesel and LPG cylinders in the district, assuring the public that adequate supplies are available. The clarification comes in the wake of panic among residents, who thronged petrol
Raichur Hundreds of women staged a protest in Raichur, claiming they were cheated by a private firm operating in the name of Central government schemes such as Pradhan Mantri Vishwakarma and PM SVANidhi. The demonstration took place near the Zilla Panchayat office, where th
Blurb Puttanna highlighted ignored 2023 orders for Patil’s office, with BJP and ruling party leaders calling the Deputy Commissioner accountable and demanding immediate action Bidar A controversy erupted in the Legislative Council over the alleged failure to allot an off
Intro The DC directed officials to promptly implement manual scavenger welfare schemes, warning legal action for delays, with senior officials present Kalaburagi Deputy Commissioner Fouziah Taranum has warned of strict action against local bodies if any instances of manu
Bidar The overall situation at petrol pumps in Bidar district remains calm and well-regulated, with no signs of panic buying or unusual crowding. Fuel supply is steady, and all petrol bunks are operating smoothly, ensuring uninterrupted service to the public. Vehicle owners ar
Kalaburagi Auto-rickshaw drivers in Kalaburagi are facing a severe crisis due to an acute LPG shortage. Nearly half of the city’s 13 fuel stations have shut down, leaving drivers to queue for hours at the few operational outlets like Go Gas station. Over the past two weeks, LP
SLUG: A REASON TO REJOICE WARSAW, Poland India and Poland are entering a new chapter of friendship as top officials met in Warsaw to strengthen their growing partnership. Representing India, Additional Secretary Pooja Kapur held productive talks with Polish Secretary of
KABUL, Afghanistan Passengers aboard an Ariana Afghan Airlines flight experienced a frightening moment when their aircraft veered off the runway at Kabul International Airport. Despite the plane sliding off the paved path during its landing, airport officials confirmed that al
TOKYO A major food poisoning outbreak has hit Kumatori Town in Osaka, Japan, affecting 633 students and staff members across eight schools. According to public broadcaster NHK, the victims began reporting severe symptoms, including vomiting and diarrhea. Health officials ha
ISLAMABAD A staggering new government report, "Public Financing in Education 2025–26," has signaled a national emergency for Pakistan’s schools. The data reveals a system crumbling under the weight of record-low funding, leaving millions of children without basic literacy o
GENEVA The Baloch National Movement (BNM) has brought a harrowing account of violence and disappearances to the United Nations Human Rights Council. During the 61st session in Geneva, BNM Chairman Naseem Baloch accused Pakistani authorities of a systematic campaign of "extr
SUVA India and Fiji are planting the seeds for a deeper partnership, focusing on agriculture and modern technology. India’s High Commissioner to Fiji, Suneet Mehta, met with Fiji’s Agriculture Minister, Tomasi Tunabuna, to discuss new ways the two nations can work together to
TALAIMANNAR Tensions in the Palk Bay reached a boiling point as the Sri Lankan Navy arrested seven fishermen from Rameswaram. The group was intercepted near the Neduntheevu islet on charges of illegal poaching. During the operation, officials also seized two mechanized traw
DhakaFormer Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has warned that anti-independence forces, supported by domestic and foreign conspiracies, are attempting to weaken the ideals of the 1971 Liberation War. Speaking on Independence Day, she recalled the nation’s struggle under her
DHAKA Bangladesh paused to remember its heroes as President Mohammed Shahabuddin and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman led the nation in celebrating its 56th Independence Day. The leaders laid wreaths at the National Memorial, honoring the millions who sacrificed their lives du
Blurb: As Bangladesh readies its first nuclear reactor, experts warn fuel loading risks, weak local expertise, and grid challenges could impact safety and long-term project success. DHAKA As Bangladesh prepares to load fuel into its first nuclear power reactor at Rooppur on
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has expressed deep concern over the maritime restrictions. He warned that any prolonged disruption to the strait could spark a global crisis by cutting off supplies of oil, gas, and fertilizers. He urged all parties to end the con
INTRO: Ships are currently required to do detailed paperwork, take special clearance codes, and travel through a single designated corridor under Iranian military escort. TEHRAN, Iran The global shipping industry is on high alert as Iran’s Revolutionary Guard begins enforci
