August 11, 2026

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Kate Middleton brings vintage glam to Wales in a look that’s quietly iconic

Kate Middleton brings vintage glam to Wales in a look that’s quietly iconic

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Princess Kate Middleton captivated during her Wales visit, showcasing a vintage 1960s tapestry wool coat from Melin Tregwynt. Paired with Victoria Beckham trousers and N Peal knitwear, the ensemble highlighted local craftsmanship. Her understated elegance and nod to heritage pieces signal an exciting new chapter in her evolving style, drawing attention to Welsh artisans. Kate…

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Daily Lal Kitab Horoscope Predictions, February 5, 2026: Hidden motives may appear, these zodiac signs must trust their instincts

Daily Lal Kitab Horoscope Predictions, February 5, 2026: Hidden motives may appear, these zodiac signs must trust their instincts

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The daily horoscope merges the age-old wisdom of Lal Kitab with the people-centric advice for every zodiac sign. Looking at your stars and the karma, each day offers simple, common-sense solutions to bring harmony to your existence. Follow these simple remedies to balance your emotions and spirit, align your energy, and attain mental peace. Aries…

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Mahindra’s massive Make In India push: 35,000 Scorpio Pik-Ups to be exported to Indonesia

Mahindra’s massive Make In India push: 35,000 Scorpio Pik-Ups to be exported to Indonesia

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Mahindra and Mahindra has announced that it will supply 35,000 units of Scorpio Pik Up vehicles in 2026 to Agrinas Pangan Nusantara, an Indonesian state-owned enterprise, for the Koperasi Desa/Kelurahan Merah Putih (KDKMP) Project. Notably, this single order is larger than Mahindra’s total vehicle exports recorded in FY25. These made-in-India Pik Ups will play a…

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‘None of their equipment worked’: Donald Trump talks about US’ ‘discombobulator’ use in Venezuela during Maduro’s capture

‘None of their equipment worked’: Donald Trump talks about US’ ‘discombobulator’ use in Venezuela during Maduro’s capture

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Donald Trump (File photo) US President Donald Trump once again confirmed that the United States used a weapon he described as a “discombobulator” during a military operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro.Speaking to an NBC reporter, Trump said he was not permitted to disclose details of the weapon but…

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Image: ANI MUMBAI: Following media reports of an on-ground Air India Boeing 787 fuel control switch malfunction in London the UK’s civil aviation regulator has sought information from the airline on the maintenance work done on the said aircraft in London before it was cleared to take off for Bengaluru.In a letter sent to Air India, the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said that Air India should submit a complete response within a week failing which it could face regulatory action. Foreign regulators seeking information from the operator following an incident/accident is a standard process done to ensure continued compliance with safety standards. On Feb 1 in London Air India crew of flight AI-132 observed on two occasions that the left engine fuel control switch did not remain positively latched in the “RUN” position when light vertical pressure was applied. On a subsequent attempt, the switch latched correctly and remained stable and the crew went on to operate the flight in Bengaluru where the aircraft was grounded for further inspection. The ministry of civil aviation on Tuesday said that at Bengaluru during the check both left and right switches were checked and found satisfactoryAir India on Wednesday said that it had completed precautionary re-inspections of the Fuel Control Switch (FCS) across its entire operational fleet of Boeing 787 aircraft and found no issues. “The inspections were undertaken in an abundance of caution following an observation reported by one of our pilots,” Air India said.“We acknowledge the regulator’s (Indian regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation) proactive oversight in conducting independent inspections and subsequently clearing the FCS,” the airline statement said. The airline added that it will fully adhere to the regulator’s guidance to circulate original equipment manufacturer (OEM)-recommended operating procedures related to the operation of the Fuel Control Switch to all flight crew members.Air India operates the Boeing 787 Dreamliner on several long-haul international routes including to the UK.Responding to the ministry’s statement about the component working satisfactorily, the Safety Matters Foundation, an NGO on Wednesday submitted a complaint to the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB). The Foundation warned that publicly giving a “clean chit” to the Fuel Control Switch while the AAIB investigation is active amounts to an “institutional bypass,” potentially contaminating evidence, prejudicing the investigative narrative, and eroding public trust. It urged the AAIB to secure all related evidence and reaffirm its independence.The Foundation’s complaint said that such public exoneration of a system by a regulatory body, while an independent safety investigation is underway, constitutes an “institutional bypass.” The action risks contaminating evidence as components and records from the AI132 incident may be handled or altered without the strict, sealed chain-of-custody required for material evidence in a major accident probe. It also involves prejudicing the narrative as publicly framing a potential causal factor as “resolved” can influence witness memory, expert analysis, and the investigative focus of the AI171 inquiry. These actions erode public trust, the Foundation said. “It undermines confidence in the AAIB’s statutory independence and the finality of its conclusions, which are crucial for learning lessons and restoring public faith in aviation safety,” it added.“The AAIB’s mandate is to find the cause, not to confirm pre-stated conclusions,” said Capt. Amit Singh, Founder-Director of Safety Matters Foundation and a senior safety advocate. “When another agency publicly closes the book on a system that may be relevant to an open crash investigation, it doesn’t just risk evidence, it risks the entire truth-seeking process. The public deserves an investigation led by evidence, not by narrative.”The Foundation made an urgent request to the AAIB to immediately take custody of all evidence from the AI132 occurrence, placing it under a sealed AAIB chain-of-custody, issue a preservation Order, which was to direct all parties to preserve and not interfere with any related evidence and assert its authority by publicly clarifying that its investigation remains independent and that no external statement is determinative of its findings. The Foundation added that AAIB should also launch an Inquiry and examine whether the DGCA’s communications have adversely impacted the AI171 investigation.About the AuthorManju VManju V, senior Editor at the Times of India in Mumbai writes on civil aviation.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosEAM Jaishankar, Marco Rubio Underscore De-Risking Supply Chains At US Critical Minerals MeetOppn Women MPs Storm Treasury Benches Amid Protests: Inside PM Modi’s Lok Sabha Speech Cancellation‘This is the era for India’: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Hails New Delhi’s Economic Rise’Agriculture, Dairy Protected’: Piyush Goyal Cheers India-US Pact; Jaishankar Meets Trump Top Aides’Insulted Sikh Community’: Hardeep Puri Slams Rahul Gandhi Over ‘Traitor’ Remark At Ravneet BittuRahul Gandhi Defends Naravane Memoir Quotes, Priyanka Questions Nishikant Dubey Quotes On Nehru’Justice Is Crying…’: Mamata Banerjee Takes EC Head On In Supreme Court Over SIR Row In Bengal‘Combatise Space Command…L1 Needs To Go.’: Expert Stresses Defence Reforms After Budget 2026India-US Trade Deal Vs India-EU FTA: Which Agreement Delivers Bigger Exports Jobs And GrowthKorean ‘Love Game’ Under Lens After Ghaziabad Sisters Suicide Raises Alarm On Digital Addiction123Photostories5 costly mistakes to avoid when purchasing your first homeThe 50: From an ugly clash between Rajat Dalal and Prince Narula to Elvish Yadav’s friend Archit Kaushik physically attacking Maxtern: Highlights from the episode5 best ways to cook broccoli for maximum health benefits7 flower seeds to sow in February for a colourful garden all seasonJupiter-inspired names for babies born on ThursdayFrom Miley’s leather to Rosé’s black dress: 5 Grammy trends you can actually wear to work today5 types of main door locks and which one is perfect for apartments6 reality TV couples who didn’t last: Nick Thompson and Danielle Ruhl, Josh Oyinsan and Mimii Ngulube and moreWhat’s streaming on Apple TV+ in February 2026: New seasons, romance, and monster mayhemFrom India to Russia: Stunning frozen rivers from around the world123Hot PicksBudget 2026Gold Silver PricesParliament Budget SessionRelationship consentIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingNBA Trade NewsMLB Trade RumorsCardi BKayla NicoleLindsey Vonn ACL InjuryCooper DeJeanTom BradyDenver Nuggets vs Detroit PistonsWho is Mickey Lolich WifeMickey Lolich Passes Away

Image: ANI MUMBAI: Following media reports of an on-ground Air India Boeing 787 fuel control switch malfunction in London the UK’s civil aviation regulator has sought information from the airline on the maintenance work done on the said aircraft in London before it was cleared to take off for Bengaluru.In a letter sent to Air India, the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said that Air India should submit a complete response within a week failing which it could face regulatory action. Foreign regulators seeking information from the operator following an incident/accident is a standard process done to ensure continued compliance with safety standards. On Feb 1 in London Air India crew of flight AI-132 observed on two occasions that the left engine fuel control switch did not remain positively latched in the “RUN” position when light vertical pressure was applied. On a subsequent attempt, the switch latched correctly and remained stable and the crew went on to operate the flight in Bengaluru where the aircraft was grounded for further inspection. The ministry of civil aviation on Tuesday said that at Bengaluru during the check both left and right switches were checked and found satisfactoryAir India on Wednesday said that it had completed precautionary re-inspections of the Fuel Control Switch (FCS) across its entire operational fleet of Boeing 787 aircraft and found no issues. “The inspections were undertaken in an abundance of caution following an observation reported by one of our pilots,” Air India said.“We acknowledge the regulator’s (Indian regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation) proactive oversight in conducting independent inspections and subsequently clearing the FCS,” the airline statement said. The airline added that it will fully adhere to the regulator’s guidance to circulate original equipment manufacturer (OEM)-recommended operating procedures related to the operation of the Fuel Control Switch to all flight crew members.Air India operates the Boeing 787 Dreamliner on several long-haul international routes including to the UK.Responding to the ministry’s statement about the component working satisfactorily, the Safety Matters Foundation, an NGO on Wednesday submitted a complaint to the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB). The Foundation warned that publicly giving a “clean chit” to the Fuel Control Switch while the AAIB investigation is active amounts to an “institutional bypass,” potentially contaminating evidence, prejudicing the investigative narrative, and eroding public trust. It urged the AAIB to secure all related evidence and reaffirm its independence.The Foundation’s complaint said that such public exoneration of a system by a regulatory body, while an independent safety investigation is underway, constitutes an “institutional bypass.” The action risks contaminating evidence as components and records from the AI132 incident may be handled or altered without the strict, sealed chain-of-custody required for material evidence in a major accident probe. It also involves prejudicing the narrative as publicly framing a potential causal factor as “resolved” can influence witness memory, expert analysis, and the investigative focus of the AI171 inquiry. These actions erode public trust, the Foundation said. “It undermines confidence in the AAIB’s statutory independence and the finality of its conclusions, which are crucial for learning lessons and restoring public faith in aviation safety,” it added.“The AAIB’s mandate is to find the cause, not to confirm pre-stated conclusions,” said Capt. Amit Singh, Founder-Director of Safety Matters Foundation and a senior safety advocate. “When another agency publicly closes the book on a system that may be relevant to an open crash investigation, it doesn’t just risk evidence, it risks the entire truth-seeking process. The public deserves an investigation led by evidence, not by narrative.”The Foundation made an urgent request to the AAIB to immediately take custody of all evidence from the AI132 occurrence, placing it under a sealed AAIB chain-of-custody, issue a preservation Order, which was to direct all parties to preserve and not interfere with any related evidence and assert its authority by publicly clarifying that its investigation remains independent and that no external statement is determinative of its findings. The Foundation added that AAIB should also launch an Inquiry and examine whether the DGCA’s communications have adversely impacted the AI171 investigation.About the AuthorManju VManju V, senior Editor at the Times of India in Mumbai writes on civil aviation.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosEAM Jaishankar, Marco Rubio Underscore De-Risking Supply Chains At US Critical Minerals MeetOppn Women MPs Storm Treasury Benches Amid Protests: Inside PM Modi’s Lok Sabha Speech Cancellation‘This is the era for India’: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Hails New Delhi’s Economic Rise’Agriculture, Dairy Protected’: Piyush Goyal Cheers India-US Pact; Jaishankar Meets Trump Top Aides’Insulted Sikh Community’: Hardeep Puri Slams Rahul Gandhi Over ‘Traitor’ Remark At Ravneet BittuRahul Gandhi Defends Naravane Memoir Quotes, Priyanka Questions Nishikant Dubey Quotes On Nehru’Justice Is Crying…’: Mamata Banerjee Takes EC Head On In Supreme Court Over SIR Row In Bengal‘Combatise Space Command…L1 Needs To Go.’: Expert Stresses Defence Reforms After Budget 2026India-US Trade Deal Vs India-EU FTA: Which Agreement Delivers Bigger Exports Jobs And GrowthKorean ‘Love Game’ Under Lens After Ghaziabad Sisters Suicide Raises Alarm On Digital Addiction123Photostories5 costly mistakes to avoid when purchasing your first homeThe 50: From an ugly clash between Rajat Dalal and Prince Narula to Elvish Yadav’s friend Archit Kaushik physically attacking Maxtern: Highlights from the episode5 best ways to cook broccoli for maximum health benefits7 flower seeds to sow in February for a colourful garden all seasonJupiter-inspired names for babies born on ThursdayFrom Miley’s leather to Rosé’s black dress: 5 Grammy trends you can actually wear to work today5 types of main door locks and which one is perfect for apartments6 reality TV couples who didn’t last: Nick Thompson and Danielle Ruhl, Josh Oyinsan and Mimii Ngulube and moreWhat’s streaming on Apple TV+ in February 2026: New seasons, romance, and monster mayhemFrom India to Russia: Stunning frozen rivers from around the world123Hot PicksBudget 2026Gold Silver PricesParliament Budget SessionRelationship consentIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingNBA Trade NewsMLB Trade RumorsCardi BKayla NicoleLindsey Vonn ACL InjuryCooper DeJeanTom BradyDenver Nuggets vs Detroit PistonsWho is Mickey Lolich WifeMickey Lolich Passes Away

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MUMBAI: Following media reports of an on-ground Air India Boeing 787 fuel control switch malfunction in London the UK’s civil aviation regulator has sought information from the airline on the maintenance work done on the said aircraft in London before it was cleared to take off for Bengaluru.In a letter sent to Air India, the…

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Feb 05, 2026, 09:46 IST

Feb 05, 2026, 09:46 IST

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Team India captain Suryakumar Yadav and head coach Gautam Gambhir (PTI Photo) MS Dhoni, who always tends to wear a poker face and is usually frugal with his words on cricket, broke character at an event when he was asked about India’s chances in the T20 World Cup. His eyes widened as he ominously declared,…

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UGC NET December 2025 cut off released: Check if you qualify for JRF, Assistant Professorship, or PhD

UGC NET December 2025 cut off released: Check if you qualify for JRF, Assistant Professorship, or PhD

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The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the cut-off marks for UGC NET December 2025. Candidates who appeared for the exam can now check whether they have qualified for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), Assistant Professorship, or admission to PhD programmes. The cut-off has been published subject-wise and category-wise on the official website.Along with the result…

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Timothee Chalamet SPOTTED with mystery woman in Paris; sparks CHEATING rumours amid Kylie Jenner wedding buzz

Timothee Chalamet SPOTTED with mystery woman in Paris; sparks CHEATING rumours amid Kylie Jenner wedding buzz

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Timothee Chalamet, who is currently on a career high and a frontrunner to win the Oscar this year for his role in ‘Marty Supreme’, hit the headlines today for the wrong reasons. The hunk went viral on social media after he was spotted in Paris with a woman fans claim resembles French-Romanian actress Anamaria Vartolomei….

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Curiosity Corner: Which fruit has the most water? |

Curiosity Corner: Which fruit has the most water? |

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Dive into the juicy world of fruits and uncover the hydration heroes! Watermelon, bursting with 92% water content, has competition from strawberries and cantaloupe, renowned for their refreshing qualities. These delectable fruits, loaded with essential vitamins and minerals, are your perfect allies for keeping cool and vibrant. Unravel the secret of these succulent snacks that…

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Should Iran’s supreme leader Khamenei be worried? Donald Trump’s response and a blunt warning

Should Iran’s supreme leader Khamenei be worried? Donald Trump’s response and a blunt warning

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US President Donald Trump on Wednesday warned Iran against attempting to restart its nuclear programme, saying Tehran would face severe consequences if it moves to establish new nuclear facilities.In an interview with NBC News at the White House, Trump said Iran’s Supreme Leader should be “very worried” amid indications that Tehran may be considering setting…

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Representative image NEW DELHI: Breast, cervical and ovarian cancer cases have risen steadily in India over the past five years, with deaths also increasing, according to new government data tabled in Parliament — underscoring the growing burden of cancers that largely affect women and the urgency of early detection.Figures from the National Cancer Registry Programme show breast cancer cases rose from about 2.13 lakh in 2021 to nearly 2.4 lakh in 2025. Cervical cancer cases increased from around 77,000 to over 79,000, while ovarian cancer cases climbed from about 45,000 to nearly 49,500 over the same period.Deaths have followed a similar upward trend. Breast cancer deaths increased from about 91,700 in 2021 to over 1.03 lakh in 2025. Cervical cancer deaths rose from roughly 41,500 to nearly 42,800, and ovarian cancer deaths from about 27,600 to more than 30,000 in five years.Large states such as Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka reported the highest absolute numbers of breast and cervical cancer cases, while northeastern states including Assam, Mizoram and Manipur continued to show disproportionately high cervical cancer rates relative to population size.The data was shared by the Union health ministry in response to a Rajya Sabha question. Officials said the rise reflects both an increasing disease burden and improved detection through expanded screening.Oncologists said the figures point to gaps that still need urgent attention. Dr Pragya Shukla, head of clinical oncology at Delhi State Cancer Institute, said the data reinforces the need to accelerate screening, HPV vaccination, timely referral and affordable treatment, warning that gaps in awareness and early care continue to drive avoidable deaths.To address the trend, the Centre said it is strengthening cancer care under the National Programme for Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases. At present, 770 district NCD clinics, 364 district day-care cancer centres and over 6,400 NCD clinics at community health centres are operational nationwide, with 297 more district day-care cancer centres approved for 2025–26.Population-based screening for people aged 30 years and above is being scaled up for early detection of breast and cervical cancer. The ministry said 19 State Cancer Institutes, 20 Tertiary Cancer Care Centres and cancer facilities across 22 new AIIMS are also part of the expansion.About the AuthorAnuja JaiswalAnuja Jaiswal is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, with an impressive 18-year career in narrative journalism. She specializes in health and heritage reporting, expertly simplifying complex health information to make it engaging and understandable for readers. Her deep dives into heritage topics are well-researched, resulting in captivating narratives that resonate with her audience. Over the years, she has worked in Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh and West UP, gaining diverse on-ground experience that shapes her storytelling.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosEAM Jaishankar, Marco Rubio Underscore De-Risking Supply Chains At US Critical Minerals MeetOppn Women MPs Storm Treasury Benches Amid Protests: Inside PM Modi’s Lok Sabha Speech Cancellation‘This is the era for India’: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Hails New Delhi’s Economic Rise’Agriculture, Dairy Protected’: Piyush Goyal Cheers India-US Pact; Jaishankar Meets Trump Top Aides’Insulted Sikh Community’: Hardeep Puri Slams Rahul Gandhi Over ‘Traitor’ Remark At Ravneet BittuRahul Gandhi Defends Naravane Memoir Quotes, Priyanka Questions Nishikant Dubey Quotes On Nehru’Justice Is Crying…’: Mamata Banerjee Takes EC Head On In Supreme Court Over SIR Row In Bengal‘Combatise Space Command…L1 Needs To Go.’: Expert Stresses Defence Reforms After Budget 2026India-US Trade Deal Vs India-EU FTA: Which Agreement Delivers Bigger Exports Jobs And GrowthKorean ‘Love Game’ Under Lens After Ghaziabad Sisters Suicide Raises Alarm On Digital Addiction123Photostories5 best ways to cook broccoli for maximum health benefits7 flower seeds to sow in February for a colourful garden all seasonJupiter-inspired names for babies born on ThursdayFrom Miley’s leather to Rosé’s black dress: 5 Grammy trends you can actually wear to work today5 types of main door locks and which one is perfect for apartments6 reality TV couples who didn’t last: Nick Thompson and Danielle Ruhl, Josh Oyinsan and Mimii Ngulube and moreWhat’s streaming on Apple TV+ in February 2026: New seasons, romance, and monster mayhemFrom India to Russia: Stunning frozen rivers from around the world10 oldest restaurants in Bengaluru and their most popular dishesMeryl Streep films on OTT that highlight her timeless talent123Hot PicksBudget 2026Gold Silver PricesParliament Budget SessionRelationship consentIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingNBA Trade NewsMLB Trade RumorsCardi BKayla NicoleLindsey Vonn ACL InjuryCooper DeJeanTom BradyDenver Nuggets vs Detroit PistonsWho is Mickey Lolich WifeMickey Lolich Passes Away

Representative image NEW DELHI: Breast, cervical and ovarian cancer cases have risen steadily in India over the past five years, with deaths also increasing, according to new government data tabled in Parliament — underscoring the growing burden of cancers that largely affect women and the urgency of early detection.Figures from the National Cancer Registry Programme show breast cancer cases rose from about 2.13 lakh in 2021 to nearly 2.4 lakh in 2025. Cervical cancer cases increased from around 77,000 to over 79,000, while ovarian cancer cases climbed from about 45,000 to nearly 49,500 over the same period.Deaths have followed a similar upward trend. Breast cancer deaths increased from about 91,700 in 2021 to over 1.03 lakh in 2025. Cervical cancer deaths rose from roughly 41,500 to nearly 42,800, and ovarian cancer deaths from about 27,600 to more than 30,000 in five years.Large states such as Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka reported the highest absolute numbers of breast and cervical cancer cases, while northeastern states including Assam, Mizoram and Manipur continued to show disproportionately high cervical cancer rates relative to population size.The data was shared by the Union health ministry in response to a Rajya Sabha question. Officials said the rise reflects both an increasing disease burden and improved detection through expanded screening.Oncologists said the figures point to gaps that still need urgent attention. Dr Pragya Shukla, head of clinical oncology at Delhi State Cancer Institute, said the data reinforces the need to accelerate screening, HPV vaccination, timely referral and affordable treatment, warning that gaps in awareness and early care continue to drive avoidable deaths.To address the trend, the Centre said it is strengthening cancer care under the National Programme for Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases. At present, 770 district NCD clinics, 364 district day-care cancer centres and over 6,400 NCD clinics at community health centres are operational nationwide, with 297 more district day-care cancer centres approved for 2025–26.Population-based screening for people aged 30 years and above is being scaled up for early detection of breast and cervical cancer. The ministry said 19 State Cancer Institutes, 20 Tertiary Cancer Care Centres and cancer facilities across 22 new AIIMS are also part of the expansion.About the AuthorAnuja JaiswalAnuja Jaiswal is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, with an impressive 18-year career in narrative journalism. She specializes in health and heritage reporting, expertly simplifying complex health information to make it engaging and understandable for readers. Her deep dives into heritage topics are well-researched, resulting in captivating narratives that resonate with her audience. Over the years, she has worked in Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh and West UP, gaining diverse on-ground experience that shapes her storytelling.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosEAM Jaishankar, Marco Rubio Underscore De-Risking Supply Chains At US Critical Minerals MeetOppn Women MPs Storm Treasury Benches Amid Protests: Inside PM Modi’s Lok Sabha Speech Cancellation‘This is the era for India’: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Hails New Delhi’s Economic Rise’Agriculture, Dairy Protected’: Piyush Goyal Cheers India-US Pact; Jaishankar Meets Trump Top Aides’Insulted Sikh Community’: Hardeep Puri Slams Rahul Gandhi Over ‘Traitor’ Remark At Ravneet BittuRahul Gandhi Defends Naravane Memoir Quotes, Priyanka Questions Nishikant Dubey Quotes On Nehru’Justice Is Crying…’: Mamata Banerjee Takes EC Head On In Supreme Court Over SIR Row In Bengal‘Combatise Space Command…L1 Needs To Go.’: Expert Stresses Defence Reforms After Budget 2026India-US Trade Deal Vs India-EU FTA: Which Agreement Delivers Bigger Exports Jobs And GrowthKorean ‘Love Game’ Under Lens After Ghaziabad Sisters Suicide Raises Alarm On Digital Addiction123Photostories5 best ways to cook broccoli for maximum health benefits7 flower seeds to sow in February for a colourful garden all seasonJupiter-inspired names for babies born on ThursdayFrom Miley’s leather to Rosé’s black dress: 5 Grammy trends you can actually wear to work today5 types of main door locks and which one is perfect for apartments6 reality TV couples who didn’t last: Nick Thompson and Danielle Ruhl, Josh Oyinsan and Mimii Ngulube and moreWhat’s streaming on Apple TV+ in February 2026: New seasons, romance, and monster mayhemFrom India to Russia: Stunning frozen rivers from around the world10 oldest restaurants in Bengaluru and their most popular dishesMeryl Streep films on OTT that highlight her timeless talent123Hot PicksBudget 2026Gold Silver PricesParliament Budget SessionRelationship consentIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingNBA Trade NewsMLB Trade RumorsCardi BKayla NicoleLindsey Vonn ACL InjuryCooper DeJeanTom BradyDenver Nuggets vs Detroit PistonsWho is Mickey Lolich WifeMickey Lolich Passes Away

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NEW DELHI: Breast, cervical and ovarian cancer cases have risen steadily in India over the past five years, with deaths also increasing, according to new government data tabled in Parliament — underscoring the growing burden of cancers that largely affect women and the urgency of early detection.Figures from the National Cancer Registry Programme show breast…

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India vs South Africa warm-up: Ishan Kishan settles the debate; Surya and his boys are on the loose

India vs South Africa warm-up: Ishan Kishan settles the debate; Surya and his boys are on the loose

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India’s Ishan Kishan plays a shot during the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup warm-up cricket match between India and South Africa, at the DY Patil Sports Academy, in Navi Mumbai. (PTI Photo/Shashank Parade)(PTI02_04_2026_000391A) TimesofIndia.com in Mumbai: At the post-match presentation during India’s warm-up game against South Africa, Ishan Kishan admitted that he knew he was…

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AP EAPCET 2026 registration begins at cets.apsche.ap.gov.in: Direct link to apply here

AP EAPCET 2026 registration begins at cets.apsche.ap.gov.in: Direct link to apply here

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AP EAPCET 2026 registration begins at cets.apsche.ap.gov.in The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) has started the registration process for AP EAMCET 2026, also known as AP EAPCET. The entrance exam is held for admission to undergraduate courses in engineering, agriculture and pharmacy offered by colleges across the state. Eligible candidates can now…

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‘I did not understand how serious it was’: Bhavana opens up about her first state award

‘I did not understand how serious it was’: Bhavana opens up about her first state award

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Actress Bhavana reflects on her early career, admitting she didn’t grasp the significance of her Kerala State Film Award at a young age. She also reminisces about her first international trip for a song shoot in ‘Swapnakoodu’. Bhavana, who never planned her acting path, is now preparing for her 90th film, ‘Anomie’, releasing February 6th….

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