May 19, 2026
‘Pudhupettai’ to ‘Vada Chennai’: Must-watch Dhanush films you can stream on OTT platforms now

‘Pudhupettai’ to ‘Vada Chennai’: Must-watch Dhanush films you can stream on OTT platforms now

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Dhanush, a versatile Indian actor, has delivered many memorable performances. His popular films like Pudhupettai, Vada Chennai, Asuran, and Aadukalam are now streaming on OTT platforms. These movies showcase his range in action, drama, and realistic roles. Fans can enjoy these critically acclaimed films. Dhanush also has several exciting upcoming projects in the works. Dhanush…

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Moon mission: Artemis II crew report issue with Orion spacecraft toilet; NASA troubleshoots

Moon mission: Artemis II crew report issue with Orion spacecraft toilet; NASA troubleshoots

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Orion spacecraft’s toilet (Courtesy: X) The crew of Nasa’s historic Artemis II mission, with support from mission control, successfully restored the Orion spacecraft’s toilet system after it experienced a recurring issue following Wednesday’s launch (US local time) from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.“Ahead of the apogee raise burn on April 1, the Artemis II…

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‘Remember standing on those grounds’: Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla recalls Moon journey, hails Artemis II launch

‘Remember standing on those grounds’: Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla recalls Moon journey, hails Artemis II launch

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NEW DELHI: Shubhanshu Shukla hailed the Artemis II launch on Thursday which sent 4 astronauts around the Moon, while recalling his humbling experience of “standing on those very grounds for the first time”.“I remember standing on those very grounds for the first time, feeling humbled by what it represents. It is the same ground from…

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‘This is Fraud’: MAGA accuses Indian-Americans of O-1A visa scam, claim agencies offering H-1B ‘workaround’ | World News

‘This is Fraud’: MAGA accuses Indian-Americans of O-1A visa scam, claim agencies offering H-1B ‘workaround’ | World News

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Among the growing anti-Indian backlash raging through the United States, a new accusation seems to have emerged. Now, the MAGA residents who had been accusing the Indian community in the country of H-1B visa fraud, claim people have figured out a ‘workaround’ and opt for the O-1A visa to be able to enter USA. A…

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J&K doc, wife charge-sheeted under UAPA for spreading ‘secessionist content’ on social media | India News

J&K doc, wife charge-sheeted under UAPA for spreading ‘secessionist content’ on social media | India News

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SRINAGAR: The J&K Police on Wednesday filed a chargesheet under the UAPA against a doctor and his wife for allegedly misusing social media platforms to disseminate secessionist and misleading content.The chargesheet was filed by the police’s Counter-Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) wing before the special NIA court against Dr Umer Farooq Bhat of Kulgam and his wife,…

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Ex-Jenny McCarthy talks about Jim Carrey’s conspiracy theories a month after the fiasco: ‘He looked very happy’

Ex-Jenny McCarthy talks about Jim Carrey’s conspiracy theories a month after the fiasco: ‘He looked very happy’

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At the iHeartRadio Music Awards, Jenny McCarthy set the record straight about the wild clone rumors swirling around her ex, Jim Carrey. She reassured fans that the man in question was undeniably Carrey and noted his radiant happiness. Donnie Wahlberg, her husband, chimed in, reminding everyone that caring for Jim’s well-being matters far more than…

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. SRINAGAR: In a significant move that was promptly decried by the Opposition as a bid to help J&K’s “super elite” retain valuable real estate, particularly hotel owners in Gulmarg which includes a landmark property owned by CM Omar Abdullah’s cousin, the state assembly Wednesday admitted a private member’s bill introduced by a legislator from the governing National Conference that seeks to protect existing land leaseholders across the union territory.The bill, called land grants bill, was introduced by Tanvir Sadiq, an NC member.This is the first private member’s bill admitted by the assembly. It seeks to counter the Jammu and Kashmir Land Grants Rules, 2022, implemented by the J&K Lieutenant Governor’s administration under the J&K Reorganisation Act, 2019. The 2022 rules bar extension of leases after expiry and provide for the auction of such properties through open bidding to any Indian citizen.Responding to the Bill, Omar said opposing it at the stage of introduction would restrict discussion in the House. He said he wanted a detailed debate after which the government would take a call on whether to support it.BJP and the Peoples Conference criticised the Bill outside the Assembly, accusing the government of safeguarding affluent stakeholders, particularly hotel owners in Gulmarg. PDP legislator Waheed Parra tore a copy of the Bill inside the House, alleging it was aimed at shielding hoteliers, particularly the Nedous hotel in Gulmarg, whose land leases had expired.Sadiq rejected the criticism, saying not a single BJP or PDP member opposed his “bill inside the House”. “But barely an hour later, the leader of opposition, Sunil Sharma, opposed it from Assam and their B-team, PDP, here suddenly discovered their voice.”“My bill is clear… legal and transparent land allotment protection of public land from Lakhanpur to Sonmarg, from Gulmarg to Kishtwar… this is about dignity and fairness for the people of J&K,” he said, adding that leasehold land across J&K, including for schools and shops, is impacted by 2022 rules.Sharma described the bill as protecting “elite interests”.People’s Conference president and MLA Handwara Sajad Lone alleged the bill overwhelmingly “favours Kashmir’s super elite while excluding the underprivileged”. He said the bill pertains to some of the most valuable real estate in Kashmir, which he estimated to be worth between Rs 70,000 crore and Rs 1 lakh crore or even more.Rules framed under Article 370 were restricting leases to permanent residents of J&K, while Article 35A prohibited people from outside from buying property in J&K and Ladakh. However, under the 2022 rules, leases of 55 out of 59 hotels in Gulmarg have expired, leaving property owners to face eviction and their properties to be put up for auction.On August 3, last year, the J&K administration under the LG took over the Nedous Hotel. The hotel was the first to be sealed after the Gulmarg Development Authority issued a 24- hour eviction notice to it.Nedous was the first hotel built in Gulmarg meadow in 1888. It was built by Michael Adam Nedou, a hotelier from Dubrovnik (now Croatia), who had earlier opened hotels in Lahore and Srinagar. His son, Michael Henry Nedou, known as Harry, converted to Islam and married Mir Jan, a local Gujjar Muslim woman. Their daughter, Akbar Jahan, would later marry Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, the grandfather of CM Omar Abdullah. The hotel is currently owned by CM’s cousin Omar K Nedou.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAmid Hormuz Crisis, India May Get First Delivery Of Iranian Crude Oil After 7 YearsIndia Eyes Coal Gasification As Substitute For Energy Imports Amid Iran War Supply ShocksKerala Election 2026: LDF vs UDF vs BJP, Who Will Win the Battle?| PINARAYI VIJAYANTrump Says Iran War Could End In 2-3 Weeks, With Or Without Deal; US Planning To Pull Out Of NATO?Jaishankar’s ‘Europe’s Problem’ Remark Comes Full Circle As UK Adopts ‘Not Our War’ Stance On IranPM Modi To Chair Key Security Meet To Review West Asia Situation Amid Energy, Supply Chain ConcernsRBI Resets Digital Payments Rule In India To Fight Rising Fraud Risks, OTP Alone Won’t Work AnymoreINS Malwan Delivered To Indian Navy, Strengthens India’s Coastal Anti-Submarine Warfare’Where Was Your PM?’ Mallikarjun Kharge Attacks Modi Govt, Sparks War Of Words With Kiren RijijuMassive Opposition Protests Forces Modi Govt To Pause Foreign Contribution (FCRA) Bill In Lok Sabha123PhotostoriesHanuman Jayanti 2026: Why Laddoos are offered as bhog to Lord Hanuman and other traditional dishes prepared during the festival5 powerful benefits of chanting Om Namah Shivaya10 everyday items linked to cancer risk we use daily: Doctor explains hidden dangers and simple ways to reduce exposure10 ‘superpowers’ women possess that are biologically impossible for men13 Full moons of 2026: Here are their dates and namesAjay Devgn birthday special: ‘Zakhm’, ‘Company’ to ‘Drishyam’, films that defined his career journeyThis Indian dish was ordered 200+ times every minute on Eid al-Fitr: What makes it so specialAxar Patel’s ‘Haksh Villa’ in Nadiad, Gujarat reflects the cricketer’s relaxed lifestyle and luxury car collectionPuducherry assembly elections 2026: From Jose Charles Martin to VP Ramalingam, top 10 richest candidates10 surprising facts about slugs: From blue blood to 27,000 teeth123Hot PicksUAE healthcare rulesLeBron JamesNASA Artemis IIKristi Noem HusbandUS Iran WarPublic holidays April 2026Bank Holidays AprilTop TrendingRBI Forex ruleNASA Artemis IINew Income Tax Act 2025Insolvency and Bankruptcy CodeUS birthright citizenshipPunjab BJP blastIran ceasefireArjun TendulkarSameer RizviIran war news

. SRINAGAR: In a significant move that was promptly decried by the Opposition as a bid to help J&K’s “super elite” retain valuable real estate, particularly hotel owners in Gulmarg which includes a landmark property owned by CM Omar Abdullah’s cousin, the state assembly Wednesday admitted a private member’s bill introduced by a legislator from the governing National Conference that seeks to protect existing land leaseholders across the union territory.The bill, called land grants bill, was introduced by Tanvir Sadiq, an NC member.This is the first private member’s bill admitted by the assembly. It seeks to counter the Jammu and Kashmir Land Grants Rules, 2022, implemented by the J&K Lieutenant Governor’s administration under the J&K Reorganisation Act, 2019. The 2022 rules bar extension of leases after expiry and provide for the auction of such properties through open bidding to any Indian citizen.Responding to the Bill, Omar said opposing it at the stage of introduction would restrict discussion in the House. He said he wanted a detailed debate after which the government would take a call on whether to support it.BJP and the Peoples Conference criticised the Bill outside the Assembly, accusing the government of safeguarding affluent stakeholders, particularly hotel owners in Gulmarg. PDP legislator Waheed Parra tore a copy of the Bill inside the House, alleging it was aimed at shielding hoteliers, particularly the Nedous hotel in Gulmarg, whose land leases had expired.Sadiq rejected the criticism, saying not a single BJP or PDP member opposed his “bill inside the House”. “But barely an hour later, the leader of opposition, Sunil Sharma, opposed it from Assam and their B-team, PDP, here suddenly discovered their voice.”“My bill is clear… legal and transparent land allotment protection of public land from Lakhanpur to Sonmarg, from Gulmarg to Kishtwar… this is about dignity and fairness for the people of J&K,” he said, adding that leasehold land across J&K, including for schools and shops, is impacted by 2022 rules.Sharma described the bill as protecting “elite interests”.People’s Conference president and MLA Handwara Sajad Lone alleged the bill overwhelmingly “favours Kashmir’s super elite while excluding the underprivileged”. He said the bill pertains to some of the most valuable real estate in Kashmir, which he estimated to be worth between Rs 70,000 crore and Rs 1 lakh crore or even more.Rules framed under Article 370 were restricting leases to permanent residents of J&K, while Article 35A prohibited people from outside from buying property in J&K and Ladakh. However, under the 2022 rules, leases of 55 out of 59 hotels in Gulmarg have expired, leaving property owners to face eviction and their properties to be put up for auction.On August 3, last year, the J&K administration under the LG took over the Nedous Hotel. The hotel was the first to be sealed after the Gulmarg Development Authority issued a 24- hour eviction notice to it.Nedous was the first hotel built in Gulmarg meadow in 1888. It was built by Michael Adam Nedou, a hotelier from Dubrovnik (now Croatia), who had earlier opened hotels in Lahore and Srinagar. His son, Michael Henry Nedou, known as Harry, converted to Islam and married Mir Jan, a local Gujjar Muslim woman. Their daughter, Akbar Jahan, would later marry Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, the grandfather of CM Omar Abdullah. The hotel is currently owned by CM’s cousin Omar K Nedou.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAmid Hormuz Crisis, India May Get First Delivery Of Iranian Crude Oil After 7 YearsIndia Eyes Coal Gasification As Substitute For Energy Imports Amid Iran War Supply ShocksKerala Election 2026: LDF vs UDF vs BJP, Who Will Win the Battle?| PINARAYI VIJAYANTrump Says Iran War Could End In 2-3 Weeks, With Or Without Deal; US Planning To Pull Out Of NATO?Jaishankar’s ‘Europe’s Problem’ Remark Comes Full Circle As UK Adopts ‘Not Our War’ Stance On IranPM Modi To Chair Key Security Meet To Review West Asia Situation Amid Energy, Supply Chain ConcernsRBI Resets Digital Payments Rule In India To Fight Rising Fraud Risks, OTP Alone Won’t Work AnymoreINS Malwan Delivered To Indian Navy, Strengthens India’s Coastal Anti-Submarine Warfare’Where Was Your PM?’ Mallikarjun Kharge Attacks Modi Govt, Sparks War Of Words With Kiren RijijuMassive Opposition Protests Forces Modi Govt To Pause Foreign Contribution (FCRA) Bill In Lok Sabha123PhotostoriesHanuman Jayanti 2026: Why Laddoos are offered as bhog to Lord Hanuman and other traditional dishes prepared during the festival5 powerful benefits of chanting Om Namah Shivaya10 everyday items linked to cancer risk we use daily: Doctor explains hidden dangers and simple ways to reduce exposure10 ‘superpowers’ women possess that are biologically impossible for men13 Full moons of 2026: Here are their dates and namesAjay Devgn birthday special: ‘Zakhm’, ‘Company’ to ‘Drishyam’, films that defined his career journeyThis Indian dish was ordered 200+ times every minute on Eid al-Fitr: What makes it so specialAxar Patel’s ‘Haksh Villa’ in Nadiad, Gujarat reflects the cricketer’s relaxed lifestyle and luxury car collectionPuducherry assembly elections 2026: From Jose Charles Martin to VP Ramalingam, top 10 richest candidates10 surprising facts about slugs: From blue blood to 27,000 teeth123Hot PicksUAE healthcare rulesLeBron JamesNASA Artemis IIKristi Noem HusbandUS Iran WarPublic holidays April 2026Bank Holidays AprilTop TrendingRBI Forex ruleNASA Artemis IINew Income Tax Act 2025Insolvency and Bankruptcy CodeUS birthright citizenshipPunjab BJP blastIran ceasefireArjun TendulkarSameer RizviIran war news

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SRINAGAR: In a significant move that was promptly decried by the Opposition as a bid to help J&K’s “super elite” retain valuable real estate, particularly hotel owners in Gulmarg which includes a landmark property owned by CM Omar Abdullah’s cousin, the state assembly Wednesday admitted a private member’s bill introduced by a legislator from the…

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Apr 02, 2026, 10:14 IST

Apr 02, 2026, 10:14 IST

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Fans Brawl During DC vs LSG Clash (X) A shocking incident in the stands stole the spotlight during the IPL 2026 clash between Lucknow Super Giants and Delhi Capitals, as a physical fight broke out among spectators, with footage of the brawl quickly going viral.The visuals clearly showed fans getting into a heated altercation that…

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SMC recruitment 2026: Application window opens for over 1900 posts, check complete details here

SMC recruitment 2026: Application window opens for over 1900 posts, check complete details here

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SMC recruitment 2026: The Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) has started the online application process for SMC Recruitment 2026 from April 1, 2026. Eligible and interested candidates can apply for the recruitment drive. A total of 1,924 vacancies will be filled through the recruitment drive. The SMC recruitment drive has been announced through Advertisement No. P.R.O./739/2025-26….

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What are net-zero homes? How they are shaping sustainable real estate trends

What are net-zero homes? How they are shaping sustainable real estate trends

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Net zero homes have been driving various trends in the real estate sector. Developers are increasingly adopting eco-friendly designs, while buyers are showing preference for energy-efficient properties. This shift is encouraging innovation, boosting property value, and shaping the future of sustainable urban development. Net zero homes have redefined modern houses, offering various advantages like sustainability,…

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Artemis II astronauts manually pilot Orion: Nasa video shows spacecraft heading towards Moon |

Artemis II astronauts manually pilot Orion: Nasa video shows spacecraft heading towards Moon |

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Nasa on Wednesday (local time) confirmed that the Orion spacecraft had successfully separated from the rocket’s upper stage as part of the Artemis II mission. The agency said that proximity operations tests were now underway.Sharing the video of the separation online, Nasa said astronauts aboard Orion were manually piloting the spacecraft in a way similar…

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. NEW DELHI: Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has raised questions on the condition of the new Indian embassy building in Beijing – how it turned into an “uninhabitable” place, “extremely dilapidated, within a few years of renovation and despite incurring expenditure on a comprehensive annual maintenance contract (AMC).The embassy had shifted its offices and residential quarters for 16 senior officials to a new, renovated building premises in Jan 2012 from the old chancery premises that were vacated for redevelopment. Now, the embassy has proposed another expenditure of over Rs 17 crore to renovate the new premises.The “extremely dilapidated condition” of the new building came under the auditor’s scrutiny as the government had spent, besides incurring expenditure on renovation itself, on a five-year maintenance guarantee and a comprehensive AMC thereafter.In its audit report, tabled in Parliament on Monday, CAG said embassy officials are living outside on rent and six residential units of the embassy premises have been vacant as of Feb 2025. The remaining 10 are in an extremely dilapidated condition with “damaged wooden floor and walls, and blockage of sewage and drainage pipes”, it said.In Aug 2023, the embassy had forwarded a proposal to the external affairs ministry for “complete renovation” of 16 residential units at a cost of over Rs 17 crore, which, CAG said, is still under consideration (till Jan 2025). Meanwhile, the embassy has spent Rs 3 crore towards renting accommodation for its personnel.Despite having AMC and incurring significant expenditure on repairs, “due to multiple wear and tear issues, erosion and bursting of water and heating pipelines, water leakages, requirement of waterproofing of roof, damages to the wooden floor and walls, and blockage of sewage and drainage pipes”, these newly constructed residential units are becoming uninhabitable, CAG observed. The AMC of the new building had started in April 2017.Further, while the old chancery building was vacated in 2012, the embassy continued to pay heating charges of Rs 74 lakh for it to the Beijing Heating Company. The building was declared uninhabitable in 2014, the report noted.”The audit observed (Oct 2023) that though embassy offices were shifted out of the old premises in Jan 2012 and the premises was not being used for any active purpose/service since 2014, the mission did not take effective action to get the heating supply to the vacant building discontinued and incurred an expenditure of Rs 74 lakh towards its heating charges during the period 2015-16 to 2024-25,” CAG said.The embassy, in its response (Sept 2024), said, “The units were declared uninhabitable after multiple wear and tear issues which arose after expiry of the quality warranty period of five years”.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAmid Hormuz Crisis, India May Get First Delivery Of Iranian Crude Oil After 7 YearsIndia Eyes Coal Gasification As Substitute For Energy Imports Amid Iran War Supply ShocksKerala Election 2026: LDF vs UDF vs BJP, Who Will Win the Battle?| PINARAYI VIJAYANTrump Says Iran War Could End In 2-3 Weeks, With Or Without Deal; US Planning To Pull Out Of NATO?Jaishankar’s ‘Europe’s Problem’ Remark Comes Full Circle As UK Adopts ‘Not Our War’ Stance On IranPM Modi To Chair Key Security Meet To Review West Asia Situation Amid Energy, Supply Chain ConcernsRBI Resets Digital Payments Rule In India To Fight Rising Fraud Risks, OTP Alone Won’t Work AnymoreINS Malwan Delivered To Indian Navy, Strengthens India’s Coastal Anti-Submarine Warfare’Where Was Your PM?’ Mallikarjun Kharge Attacks Modi Govt, Sparks War Of Words With Kiren RijijuMassive Opposition Protests Forces Modi Govt To Pause Foreign Contribution (FCRA) Bill In Lok Sabha123PhotostoriesHanuman Jayanti 2026: Why Laddoos are offered as bhog to Lord Hanuman and other traditional dishes prepared during the festival5 powerful benefits of chanting Om Namah Shivaya10 everyday items linked to cancer risk we use daily: Doctor explains hidden dangers and simple ways to reduce exposure10 ‘superpowers’ women possess that are biologically impossible for men13 Full moons of 2026: Here are their dates and namesAjay Devgn birthday special: ‘Zakhm’, ‘Company’ to ‘Drishyam’, films that defined his career journeyThis Indian dish was ordered 200+ times every minute on Eid al-Fitr: What makes it so specialAxar Patel’s ‘Haksh Villa’ in Nadiad, Gujarat reflects the cricketer’s relaxed lifestyle and luxury car collectionPuducherry assembly elections 2026: From Jose Charles Martin to VP Ramalingam, top 10 richest candidatesCeline Dion’s epic love story with René Angélil: 26-year age gap, 3 kids, and a bond that defied all odds123Hot PicksUAE healthcare rulesLeBron JamesNASA Artemis IIKristi Noem HusbandUS Iran WarPublic holidays April 2026Bank Holidays AprilTop TrendingRBI Forex ruleNASA Artemis IINew Income Tax Act 2025Insolvency and Bankruptcy CodeUS birthright citizenshipPunjab BJP blastIran ceasefireArjun TendulkarSameer RizviIran war news

. NEW DELHI: Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has raised questions on the condition of the new Indian embassy building in Beijing – how it turned into an “uninhabitable” place, “extremely dilapidated, within a few years of renovation and despite incurring expenditure on a comprehensive annual maintenance contract (AMC).The embassy had shifted its offices and residential quarters for 16 senior officials to a new, renovated building premises in Jan 2012 from the old chancery premises that were vacated for redevelopment. Now, the embassy has proposed another expenditure of over Rs 17 crore to renovate the new premises.The “extremely dilapidated condition” of the new building came under the auditor’s scrutiny as the government had spent, besides incurring expenditure on renovation itself, on a five-year maintenance guarantee and a comprehensive AMC thereafter.In its audit report, tabled in Parliament on Monday, CAG said embassy officials are living outside on rent and six residential units of the embassy premises have been vacant as of Feb 2025. The remaining 10 are in an extremely dilapidated condition with “damaged wooden floor and walls, and blockage of sewage and drainage pipes”, it said.In Aug 2023, the embassy had forwarded a proposal to the external affairs ministry for “complete renovation” of 16 residential units at a cost of over Rs 17 crore, which, CAG said, is still under consideration (till Jan 2025). Meanwhile, the embassy has spent Rs 3 crore towards renting accommodation for its personnel.Despite having AMC and incurring significant expenditure on repairs, “due to multiple wear and tear issues, erosion and bursting of water and heating pipelines, water leakages, requirement of waterproofing of roof, damages to the wooden floor and walls, and blockage of sewage and drainage pipes”, these newly constructed residential units are becoming uninhabitable, CAG observed. The AMC of the new building had started in April 2017.Further, while the old chancery building was vacated in 2012, the embassy continued to pay heating charges of Rs 74 lakh for it to the Beijing Heating Company. The building was declared uninhabitable in 2014, the report noted.”The audit observed (Oct 2023) that though embassy offices were shifted out of the old premises in Jan 2012 and the premises was not being used for any active purpose/service since 2014, the mission did not take effective action to get the heating supply to the vacant building discontinued and incurred an expenditure of Rs 74 lakh towards its heating charges during the period 2015-16 to 2024-25,” CAG said.The embassy, in its response (Sept 2024), said, “The units were declared uninhabitable after multiple wear and tear issues which arose after expiry of the quality warranty period of five years”.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAmid Hormuz Crisis, India May Get First Delivery Of Iranian Crude Oil After 7 YearsIndia Eyes Coal Gasification As Substitute For Energy Imports Amid Iran War Supply ShocksKerala Election 2026: LDF vs UDF vs BJP, Who Will Win the Battle?| PINARAYI VIJAYANTrump Says Iran War Could End In 2-3 Weeks, With Or Without Deal; US Planning To Pull Out Of NATO?Jaishankar’s ‘Europe’s Problem’ Remark Comes Full Circle As UK Adopts ‘Not Our War’ Stance On IranPM Modi To Chair Key Security Meet To Review West Asia Situation Amid Energy, Supply Chain ConcernsRBI Resets Digital Payments Rule In India To Fight Rising Fraud Risks, OTP Alone Won’t Work AnymoreINS Malwan Delivered To Indian Navy, Strengthens India’s Coastal Anti-Submarine Warfare’Where Was Your PM?’ Mallikarjun Kharge Attacks Modi Govt, Sparks War Of Words With Kiren RijijuMassive Opposition Protests Forces Modi Govt To Pause Foreign Contribution (FCRA) Bill In Lok Sabha123PhotostoriesHanuman Jayanti 2026: Why Laddoos are offered as bhog to Lord Hanuman and other traditional dishes prepared during the festival5 powerful benefits of chanting Om Namah Shivaya10 everyday items linked to cancer risk we use daily: Doctor explains hidden dangers and simple ways to reduce exposure10 ‘superpowers’ women possess that are biologically impossible for men13 Full moons of 2026: Here are their dates and namesAjay Devgn birthday special: ‘Zakhm’, ‘Company’ to ‘Drishyam’, films that defined his career journeyThis Indian dish was ordered 200+ times every minute on Eid al-Fitr: What makes it so specialAxar Patel’s ‘Haksh Villa’ in Nadiad, Gujarat reflects the cricketer’s relaxed lifestyle and luxury car collectionPuducherry assembly elections 2026: From Jose Charles Martin to VP Ramalingam, top 10 richest candidatesCeline Dion’s epic love story with René Angélil: 26-year age gap, 3 kids, and a bond that defied all odds123Hot PicksUAE healthcare rulesLeBron JamesNASA Artemis IIKristi Noem HusbandUS Iran WarPublic holidays April 2026Bank Holidays AprilTop TrendingRBI Forex ruleNASA Artemis IINew Income Tax Act 2025Insolvency and Bankruptcy CodeUS birthright citizenshipPunjab BJP blastIran ceasefireArjun TendulkarSameer RizviIran war news

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NEW DELHI: Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has raised questions on the condition of the new Indian embassy building in Beijing – how it turned into an “uninhabitable” place, “extremely dilapidated, within a few years of renovation and despite incurring expenditure on a comprehensive annual maintenance contract (AMC).The embassy had shifted its offices and residential…

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