August 31, 2026
OICL Assistant result 2025 released at orientalinsurance.org.in: Direct link to download here

OICL Assistant result 2025 released at orientalinsurance.org.in: Direct link to download here

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OICL Assistant recruitment 2025 OICL Assistant result 2025: The Oriental Insurance Company Ltd. (OICL) has officially released the results for its Assistant recruitment 2025. The recruitment process, conducted in multiple stages, began with the Tier-I Preliminary Examination held on 7 September 2025. As per the official update, the Prelims result was declared in PDF format…

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Priyanka Chopra takes a Sunday break from Varanasi shoot: Swimming, jamuns, face masks, and IPL finals

Priyanka Chopra takes a Sunday break from Varanasi shoot: Swimming, jamuns, face masks, and IPL finals

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Between shooting schedules in Hyderabad and international commitments across the globe, Priyanka Chopra Jonas knows how to reclaim a Sunday. The global star stepped away from the sets of SS Rajamouli’s highly anticipated film ‘Varanasi’ this weekend and treated her followers to a joyful, unhurried snapshot of her day off, complete with a refreshing swim,…

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9 strange objects floating in space that still exist

9 strange objects floating in space that still exist

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Discovered in 2002 by an amateur astronomer, J002E3 was initially believed to be an asteroid passing through space. However, scientists were able to determine that the object was covered in white titanium dioxide paint, identical to that used on NASA rockets. After determining that it was white titanium paint, astronomers concluded that J002E3 is, in…

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WhatsApp usernames instead of phone numbers: As fraud concerns raised, government warns of strict action

WhatsApp usernames instead of phone numbers: As fraud concerns raised, government warns of strict action

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WhatsApp username feature The government has issued a stern warning to WhatsApp over its upcoming ‘username’ feature, cautioning that messaging platforms will be held legally responsible if new updates create loopholes for cyber fraud and public deception/ impersonation. Citing people familiar with the matter, news agency PTI reported that the government will assess potential risks…

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‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ promo event in Shanghai: Anne Hathaway gets emotional, says, ‘I am overwhelmed’

‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ promo event in Shanghai: Anne Hathaway gets emotional, says, ‘I am overwhelmed’

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At a lively promotional event in Shanghai for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’, Anne Hathaway was visibly moved, her eyes welling up with emotion as fans packed the venue to show their support. Reassured by the enthusiastic reception, she voiced her heartfelt thanks while stepping back into her iconic character, Andy Sachs. Anne Hathaway, who…

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‘I’m not spending time thinking about my age’: Lionel Messi’s message before turning 39 after rewriting World Cup history | Football News

‘I’m not spending time thinking about my age’: Lionel Messi’s message before turning 39 after rewriting World Cup history | Football News

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Lionel Messi insisted he is not focused on his age and is only concerned about staying fit after rewriting the FIFA World Cup record books just two days before his 39th birthday.The Argentina captain scored twice in a 2-0 win over Austria in Texas, becoming the all-time leading goalscorer in men’s World Cup history while…

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Antarctica hides Earth’s strongest gravity hole: What this mysterious gravity could mean for the planet

Antarctica hides Earth’s strongest gravity hole: What this mysterious gravity could mean for the planet

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Source: University of Florida Gravity seems constant but it turns out, Earth is weirder than that. Gravity actually wobbles a bit across the planet. And the weakest spot isn’t the oceans or the mountains but right under Antarctica. Scientists now say this part of the frozen continent sits above Earth’s strongest “gravity hole.” And it…

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Gulshan Devaiah reveals why he quit Yash’s Toxic midway, ‘They didn’t pay me and behaved badly with my manager’

Gulshan Devaiah reveals why he quit Yash’s Toxic midway, ‘They didn’t pay me and behaved badly with my manager’

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Gulshan Devaiah has opened up about his decision to quit the much-anticipated Yash-starrer Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups. In a recent interview, the actor revealed that he walked out of the project midway due to multiple reasons, including payment issues and alleged mistreatment of his manager. “It just didn’t work out for a variety…

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Southampton erupts over police response to fatal stabbing in kirpan killer case

Southampton erupts over police response to fatal stabbing in kirpan killer case

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TOI correspondent from London: Violence erupted in the port city of Southampton on England’s south coast after police released bodycam footage showing officers handcuffing fatally wounded university student Henry Nowak moments before his death from a British Indian Sikh’s kirpan attack last year, fuelling protests over allegations of two-tier policing and prompting a review of…

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File photo NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday held that the Election Commission of India (ECI) “did not act outside its statutory powers” while conducting the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), ruling that the exercise could not be termed “ultra vires merely because it differs from the ordinary revision process”.”SIR fulfils proportionality and are not manifestely execessive. It was founded by constitutional purpose of restoration of accuracy of electoral rolls. The measures adopted by the ECI can’t be held to be disproportionate,” ruled the Supreme court according to Live Law.Calling the controversial roll revision “legally tenable”, the top court said EC did not violate Representation of People Act (RPA) by ordering Special Intensive Revision of Bihar electoral rolls as such an exercise ensured purity of electoral roll and aided in free and fair elections.A Bench led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi pronounced the verdict on Wednesday after reserving judgment this year in January following extensive hearings in the matter.The Supreme Court, however, said that the poll body cannot determine the citizenship of a voter. The court said that the determination of citizenship by the election commission for inclusion in voter list is not final as it has to be examined throughly by Union government after giving adequate opportunity to the doubtful voter who is deleted from electoral roll. Watch SC Asks Mamata To File Fresh Pleas Regarding Victory Margin Being Less Than SIR DeletionsThe petitions had challenged the legality of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise undertaken by the ECI, arguing that the process went beyond the powers granted to the poll body under Article 326 of the Constitution, the Representation of the People Act, 1950, and the rules framed under it.ALSO READ | Pre-SIR exercise finds logical discrepancies in 20% of mapped voters in PunjabThe dispute had largely centred on the ECI’s requirement that voters whose names did not appear in the 2002 electoral rolls, or the 2003 rolls in certain states, must prove ancestral linkage to a person whose name featured in those electoral records.Petitioners had argued before the apex court that the condition risked disenfranchising genuine voters, especially marginalised and migrant communities who often lacked documentary evidence tracing their ancestry to older electoral rolls.During the hearings, the Supreme Court had issued interim directions aimed at improving transparency and reducing hardship for voters affected by the SIR exercise across several states and union territories.The poll body had initially listed 11 documents for verification. However, the apex court later directed that Aadhaar also be accepted as an additional document for the SIR process.Most petitions had been filed in June last year after the ECI initiated the SIR exercise in Bihar.The revision process was later extended to several other states and union territories, including West Bengal, Kerala and Tamil Nadu.Defending the exercise before the apex court, the ECI had maintained that the revision was necessary to preserve the purity of electoral rolls and prevent duplication or the inclusion of ineligible voters.After hearing all parties at length, the Bench headed by CJI Surya Kant had reserved its verdict on January 29.ALSO READ | SIR: AP chief electoral officer seeks political parties’ cooperation for clean, accurate electoral rollAbout the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosSiddaramaiah Likely To Step Down As Karnataka CM Amid Congress Leadership Transition BuzzKarnataka CM Change Buzz Grows After Rahul–Sidda Meeting, Offers RS Berth To CM SiddaramaiahPolitical Storm In Bengal After FIR Against Mamata Over ‘Dirty Religion’ RemarkBJP Alleges Major Rift In TMC, Says 20 MPs Are In Touch With Saffron Camp‘Unwarranted References’: India Blasts China, Pakistan Over Jammu-Kashmir RemarksTamil Nadu Vs Karnataka: Vijay Urges PM Modi To Reject Mekedatu Dam Proposal Ahead Of Delhi VisitHoney Singh Joins BJP Punjab Campaign Against Drugs, Meets Tarun ChughSuvendu Adhikari Calls For Fast Deportation Of Alleged Illegal Bangladeshi Infiltrators In BengalCongress Denies Karnataka CM Post Tussle After Siddaramaiah-DK Shivakumar Delhi MeetingSSC GD Exam: Furious Students Protest After Candidate Numbers Exceed Actual Seating Capacity123PhotostoriesT. 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File photo NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday held that the Election Commission of India (ECI) “did not act outside its statutory powers” while conducting the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), ruling that the exercise could not be termed “ultra vires merely because it differs from the ordinary revision process”.”SIR fulfils proportionality and are not manifestely execessive. It was founded by constitutional purpose of restoration of accuracy of electoral rolls. The measures adopted by the ECI can’t be held to be disproportionate,” ruled the Supreme court according to Live Law.Calling the controversial roll revision “legally tenable”, the top court said EC did not violate Representation of People Act (RPA) by ordering Special Intensive Revision of Bihar electoral rolls as such an exercise ensured purity of electoral roll and aided in free and fair elections.A Bench led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi pronounced the verdict on Wednesday after reserving judgment this year in January following extensive hearings in the matter.The Supreme Court, however, said that the poll body cannot determine the citizenship of a voter. The court said that the determination of citizenship by the election commission for inclusion in voter list is not final as it has to be examined throughly by Union government after giving adequate opportunity to the doubtful voter who is deleted from electoral roll. Watch SC Asks Mamata To File Fresh Pleas Regarding Victory Margin Being Less Than SIR DeletionsThe petitions had challenged the legality of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise undertaken by the ECI, arguing that the process went beyond the powers granted to the poll body under Article 326 of the Constitution, the Representation of the People Act, 1950, and the rules framed under it.ALSO READ | Pre-SIR exercise finds logical discrepancies in 20% of mapped voters in PunjabThe dispute had largely centred on the ECI’s requirement that voters whose names did not appear in the 2002 electoral rolls, or the 2003 rolls in certain states, must prove ancestral linkage to a person whose name featured in those electoral records.Petitioners had argued before the apex court that the condition risked disenfranchising genuine voters, especially marginalised and migrant communities who often lacked documentary evidence tracing their ancestry to older electoral rolls.During the hearings, the Supreme Court had issued interim directions aimed at improving transparency and reducing hardship for voters affected by the SIR exercise across several states and union territories.The poll body had initially listed 11 documents for verification. However, the apex court later directed that Aadhaar also be accepted as an additional document for the SIR process.Most petitions had been filed in June last year after the ECI initiated the SIR exercise in Bihar.The revision process was later extended to several other states and union territories, including West Bengal, Kerala and Tamil Nadu.Defending the exercise before the apex court, the ECI had maintained that the revision was necessary to preserve the purity of electoral rolls and prevent duplication or the inclusion of ineligible voters.After hearing all parties at length, the Bench headed by CJI Surya Kant had reserved its verdict on January 29.ALSO READ | SIR: AP chief electoral officer seeks political parties’ cooperation for clean, accurate electoral rollAbout the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosSiddaramaiah Likely To Step Down As Karnataka CM Amid Congress Leadership Transition BuzzKarnataka CM Change Buzz Grows After Rahul–Sidda Meeting, Offers RS Berth To CM SiddaramaiahPolitical Storm In Bengal After FIR Against Mamata Over ‘Dirty Religion’ RemarkBJP Alleges Major Rift In TMC, Says 20 MPs Are In Touch With Saffron Camp‘Unwarranted References’: India Blasts China, Pakistan Over Jammu-Kashmir RemarksTamil Nadu Vs Karnataka: Vijay Urges PM Modi To Reject Mekedatu Dam Proposal Ahead Of Delhi VisitHoney Singh Joins BJP Punjab Campaign Against Drugs, Meets Tarun ChughSuvendu Adhikari Calls For Fast Deportation Of Alleged Illegal Bangladeshi Infiltrators In BengalCongress Denies Karnataka CM Post Tussle After Siddaramaiah-DK Shivakumar Delhi MeetingSSC GD Exam: Furious Students Protest After Candidate Numbers Exceed Actual Seating Capacity123PhotostoriesT. 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NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday held that the Election Commission of India (ECI) “did not act outside its statutory powers” while conducting the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), ruling that the exercise could not be termed “ultra vires merely because it differs from the ordinary revision process”.“SIR fulfils proportionality and are not manifestely execessive….

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Sanajy Raut on one-year extension for drivers to learn Marathi NEW DELHI: Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut on Friday alleged that the BJP-led Maharashtra government extended by a year the deadline for auto and taxi drivers to learn Marathi as it was “under pressure from Delhi,” referring to the BJP’s central leadership.“The Marathi proficiency initiative was not for the Marathi language but for non-Marathi people, including drivers. Delhi pressured the government to roll it back. We had been watching this move and anticipated pressure from Delhi for the rollback, which happened yesterday,” Raut told the media in Mumbai, according to PTI.The Rajya Sabha member described the decision as a “message” from the BJP to its allies, including deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena, that they would have to “listen” to whoever succeeds chief minister Devendra Fadnavis.“By extending the deadline for drivers to learn the language by a year, the chief minister has shown that he is the boss. The announcement was an arrangement to remind the allies and send a message that they have to listen to the person who succeeds the incumbent CM,” Raut said, referring to speculation about a possible central government role for Fadnavis.He also addressed speculation that the rollback was linked to the crucial assembly elections in BJP-led Uttar Pradesh, which are due early next year. Uttar Pradesh accounts for a sizeable number of migrant and non-Marathi-speaking drivers settled in Maharashtra, including Mumbai.”Elections may have dictated the decision, but the issue was of Marathi language,” Raut stated.On Thursday, Fadnavis announced that autorickshaw and taxi drivers would be given one year to acquire functional knowledge of Marathi, following demands from representatives of migrant, non-native drivers.“The state government has accepted their demand and is giving them one year. No action will be taken during this period,” the chief minister said.Autorickshaw and taxi unions on Friday welcomed the decision, saying the extension removed the immediate threat to drivers’ livelihoods.Join conversationView All Comments →Share your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelinesThe move came a week after the Transport Department, headed by Shiv Sena minister Pratap Sarnaik, issued notices to drivers who failed Marathi “working knowledge” tests conducted by RTO officials on the roads.The BJP-led Maharashtra government had announced in April that drivers of commercial vehicles must have functional knowledge of Marathi. It said those failing the test would be given one month to acquire working knowledge of the language, failing which their badges would be suspended for three months.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.Here are more Raksha Bandhan wishes, Bhadra kaal and Shubh Muhurat from The Times of India.About the AuthorKaran ManralKaran Manral is a journalist at the Times of India. He covers politics, social issues, and international affairs, exploring stories that affect people’s everyday lives. He also writes explainers to make these stories easier for readers to follow.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos469 Dead In Nepal Floods; 3 Bodies Found In Uttar Pradesh; Kathmandu Declines Foreign Rescue TeamsCongress Alleges ₹36,000 Crore ‘Sugar Scam’, Slams Modi Govt Over Festive Price RisePM Modi’s Central Asia Visit: SCO Summit, Uzbekistan Ties, Putin Meet In FocusCM Suvendu Adhikari Urges Skilled Bengalis Abroad To Return, Promises Jobs Under Double-Engine Govt’Blind Pakistan Activated Spies To Locate India’s S-400′ During Op Sindoor, Ex-Air Marshal RevealsCamac Street Showdown: TMC Blocks Police During Billboard Removal, Banerjee Announces Court MoveNepal Floods: 288 Indians Uncontactable, 21 Rescued So Far, MEA Shares Key Updates | WatchFour Killed, One Missing In Manipur Ambush As Naga-Kuki Tensions Erupt Again, Probe Launch | WatchFake IAS Officer Tripti Rajput Under Probe, Police Recover CBI Cards And Government DocumentsWhy A Supreme Court Judge Wants The Rajasthan High Court Acting Chief Justice Transferred?123Photostories5 reasons people pull away even when they have feelings7 signs you like the idea of a romantic relationship more than your partnerCuff too tight, legs crossed or talking? Cardiologist reveals 5 home BP mistakes that can alter readings5 habits that can quietly damage a marriageNepal flash flood: 7 glacial hotspots around the world facing rising climate risksChettinad to Molakalmuru: Underrated South Indian sarees rich in heritageFriday OTT releases (August 28 2026): ‘Babita Singh Reporting’, ‘Chumbak’, ‘Part-Timers’, ‘Dark Matter Season 2’, Graveyard Season 3 amd moreFrom battling alcohol addiction and depression to drastic weight loss transformation; Ram Kapoor says, ‘Was 140 Kilos During Niyat, Couldn’t Walk 20 Steps…’Madras checks to kimono sleeves: Fashion trends the world rediscovered from AsiaFlying soon? 5 things you should never do on a flight123Hot PicksNepal floodUPTET Result 2026Sunny LeoneKerala name changeRRB NTPC UG CBT 2 examAnkit Baliyan murderSridhar VembuDelhi murderNEET PG 2026 admit cardTop TrendingAnkit Balyan MurderChandigarh MurderSamay RainaUdaipur HotelFlorida Car CrashUS Green Card HolderBengal HospitalTamil Nadu Son MurderElon MuskKanpur Aircraft Crash

Sanajy Raut on one-year extension for drivers to learn Marathi NEW DELHI: Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut on Friday alleged that the BJP-led Maharashtra government extended by a year the deadline for auto and taxi drivers to learn Marathi as it was “under pressure from Delhi,” referring to the BJP’s central leadership.“The Marathi proficiency initiative was not for the Marathi language but for non-Marathi people, including drivers. Delhi pressured the government to roll it back. We had been watching this move and anticipated pressure from Delhi for the rollback, which happened yesterday,” Raut told the media in Mumbai, according to PTI.The Rajya Sabha member described the decision as a “message” from the BJP to its allies, including deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena, that they would have to “listen” to whoever succeeds chief minister Devendra Fadnavis.“By extending the deadline for drivers to learn the language by a year, the chief minister has shown that he is the boss. The announcement was an arrangement to remind the allies and send a message that they have to listen to the person who succeeds the incumbent CM,” Raut said, referring to speculation about a possible central government role for Fadnavis.He also addressed speculation that the rollback was linked to the crucial assembly elections in BJP-led Uttar Pradesh, which are due early next year. Uttar Pradesh accounts for a sizeable number of migrant and non-Marathi-speaking drivers settled in Maharashtra, including Mumbai.”Elections may have dictated the decision, but the issue was of Marathi language,” Raut stated.On Thursday, Fadnavis announced that autorickshaw and taxi drivers would be given one year to acquire functional knowledge of Marathi, following demands from representatives of migrant, non-native drivers.“The state government has accepted their demand and is giving them one year. No action will be taken during this period,” the chief minister said.Autorickshaw and taxi unions on Friday welcomed the decision, saying the extension removed the immediate threat to drivers’ livelihoods.Join conversationView All Comments →Share your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelinesThe move came a week after the Transport Department, headed by Shiv Sena minister Pratap Sarnaik, issued notices to drivers who failed Marathi “working knowledge” tests conducted by RTO officials on the roads.The BJP-led Maharashtra government had announced in April that drivers of commercial vehicles must have functional knowledge of Marathi. It said those failing the test would be given one month to acquire working knowledge of the language, failing which their badges would be suspended for three months.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.Here are more Raksha Bandhan wishes, Bhadra kaal and Shubh Muhurat from The Times of India.About the AuthorKaran ManralKaran Manral is a journalist at the Times of India. He covers politics, social issues, and international affairs, exploring stories that affect people’s everyday lives. He also writes explainers to make these stories easier for readers to follow.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos469 Dead In Nepal Floods; 3 Bodies Found In Uttar Pradesh; Kathmandu Declines Foreign Rescue TeamsCongress Alleges ₹36,000 Crore ‘Sugar Scam’, Slams Modi Govt Over Festive Price RisePM Modi’s Central Asia Visit: SCO Summit, Uzbekistan Ties, Putin Meet In FocusCM Suvendu Adhikari Urges Skilled Bengalis Abroad To Return, Promises Jobs Under Double-Engine Govt’Blind Pakistan Activated Spies To Locate India’s S-400′ During Op Sindoor, Ex-Air Marshal RevealsCamac Street Showdown: TMC Blocks Police During Billboard Removal, Banerjee Announces Court MoveNepal Floods: 288 Indians Uncontactable, 21 Rescued So Far, MEA Shares Key Updates | WatchFour Killed, One Missing In Manipur Ambush As Naga-Kuki Tensions Erupt Again, Probe Launch | WatchFake IAS Officer Tripti Rajput Under Probe, Police Recover CBI Cards And Government DocumentsWhy A Supreme Court Judge Wants The Rajasthan High Court Acting Chief Justice Transferred?123Photostories5 reasons people pull away even when they have feelings7 signs you like the idea of a romantic relationship more than your partnerCuff too tight, legs crossed or talking? Cardiologist reveals 5 home BP mistakes that can alter readings5 habits that can quietly damage a marriageNepal flash flood: 7 glacial hotspots around the world facing rising climate risksChettinad to Molakalmuru: Underrated South Indian sarees rich in heritageFriday OTT releases (August 28 2026): ‘Babita Singh Reporting’, ‘Chumbak’, ‘Part-Timers’, ‘Dark Matter Season 2’, Graveyard Season 3 amd moreFrom battling alcohol addiction and depression to drastic weight loss transformation; Ram Kapoor says, ‘Was 140 Kilos During Niyat, Couldn’t Walk 20 Steps…’Madras checks to kimono sleeves: Fashion trends the world rediscovered from AsiaFlying soon? 5 things you should never do on a flight123Hot PicksNepal floodUPTET Result 2026Sunny LeoneKerala name changeRRB NTPC UG CBT 2 examAnkit Baliyan murderSridhar VembuDelhi murderNEET PG 2026 admit cardTop TrendingAnkit Balyan MurderChandigarh MurderSamay RainaUdaipur HotelFlorida Car CrashUS Green Card HolderBengal HospitalTamil Nadu Son MurderElon MuskKanpur Aircraft Crash

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Sanajy Raut on one-year extension for drivers to learn Marathi NEW DELHI: Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut on Friday alleged that the BJP-led Maharashtra government extended by a year the deadline for auto and taxi drivers to learn Marathi as it was “under pressure from Delhi,” referring to the BJP’s central leadership.“The Marathi proficiency…

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ICSI CS Executive, Professional December 2026 exam form released: Check key dates, fees and other details

ICSI CS Executive, Professional December 2026 exam form released: Check key dates, fees and other details

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ICSI CS Executive, Professional December 2026 exam form out The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has opened the exam enrolment window for the Company Secretary (CS) Executive and Professional December 2026 session. Candidates can submit the exam form through the official ICSI website, icsi.edu.The last date to submit the exam form without a…

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Actor and YouTube star Satyendra passes away due to health issues; Police confirm death

Actor and YouTube star Satyendra passes away due to health issues; Police confirm death

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TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains mention of death.Actor-cum-cinema reviewer Satyendra has died owing to some medical complications, sending shock waves through the Tamil film industry and YouTube community. Reports say he had been suffering from health issues for the past few days and breathed his last today at the Royapettah Government Hospital in Chennai. The…

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Trump’s ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ against Iran: What sanctions threat could mean for India

Trump’s ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ against Iran: What sanctions threat could mean for India

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Indian exports to Iran declined from $3.5 billion in FY2019 to $1.2 billion in FY2026. Launching an ‘economic onslaught’ on Iran, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that President Donald Trump is making phone calls to world leaders with specific requests to stop all interactions with Iran.The move comes amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict which…

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