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PoliticsSep 13National Lok Adalat settles 1.51 lakh cases in Telangana, ₹42.29 crore refunded to victimsA National Lok Adalat in Telangana has successfully resolved a significant number of cases, resulting in a substantial amount of money being refunded to victims. This demonstrates the efficiency of the judicial alternative dispute resolution system.The Hindu
WorldSep 13New initiative to guide Tavanur students towards careersThe project to provide guidance on higher education, competitive examinations, professional courses, career choices, and employment opportunitiesThe Hindu
PoliticsSep 13Mega DSC: Jagan alleges discrepancies in a candidate’s TET marksThe YSRCP president also raises questions on the candidate’s eligibility and verification processThe Hindu
WorldSep 13Jumbo Circus comes to BelagaviThe circus promises a mix of daring stunts, acrobatics, comedy and other shows for audiences of all ages. The shows will be presented daily at 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m.The Hindu
PoliticsSep 13India and Burundi discuss strengthening ties in development cooperation, capacity buildingNew Delhi, Sep 13 (SocialNews.XYZ) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday met President of Burundi Evariste Ndayishimiye on the sidelines of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi. “Delighted to meet President Evariste Ndayishimiye of... The post India and Burundi discuss strengthening ties in development cooperation, capacity building appeared first on Social News XYZ .socialnews · india
WorldSep 13Two youths hack friend to death in Kakinada over intimate photos, videosAccused allegedly planned to use data stored on victim’s cellphone to extort money from families of women featured in them, say policeThe Hindu
PoliticsSep 13Tamil Nadu faces lesser power shortage than other States: Minister SengottaiyanSpeaking on the Parandur airport project, Mr. Sengottaiyan said the waterbodies and wetland in the region had to be viewed separately from the land required for the airport and for SIPCOT projects. The runway could not be constructed on a lake, he said.The Hindu
WorldSep 13Kanipakam temple gears up for 21-day annual BrahmotsavamsThe annual Brahmotsavams, which will be held from September 14 to October 4, will feature a series of traditional rituals, ‘Vahana Sevas’ and processions, culminating in the ‘Teppotsavam’ on the final dayThe Hindu
PoliticsSep 13CPI(M) urges Centre to announce ₹1 lakh crore package for drought-hit farmers in Andhra PradeshThe State has suffered crop losses of ₹5.40 lakh crore, says party State secretary Srinivasa Rao, demanding that drought-affected mandals be declared immediately and ₹50,000 each be given to the affected familiesThe Hindu
PoliticsSep 13Pawan Kalyan thanks Kerala for hospitality during treatmentAndhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister says his stay was marked by healing, peace and memorable experiences; Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan wishes him a complete recovery and good healthThe Hindu
WorldSep 13Preity Zinta reveals why NRIs in the US still look for ‘Indian-ness’ in filmsMumbai, September 13 (IANS) Actress Preity Zinta has shared her perspective on how Indian cinema continues to resonate with audiences living abroad.She said that NRIs, particularly those in the US, often hold on to their Indian identity through films and entertainment. Speaking exclusively to IANS, Preity said that geographical boundaries do not change the emotional connection audiences have with Indian cinema. She stressed that filmmakers need to respect viewers’ time and money by offering them meaningful entertainment. “I think the audience is the same worldwide. You have to give them value for their money and their time. You cannot insult the audience by promising them something and giving them something else,” she said.The ‘Soldier’ actress also pointed out that people living outside India can sometimes feel an even stronger need to stay connected to their roots. “People that live outside India in some ways are more Indian than people that live in India. Because you want to hold on to, me included, you know. I want to hold on to what I have and not get lost in another place.”Preity explained that people living outside India often feel a stronger need to hold on to their roots and identity. She mentioned that this is why NRIs look for a sense of “Indian-ness” in the films they watch.“So, they definitely look for that Indian-ness,” she added.At the same time, the ‘Kal Ho Na Ho’ actress believes humour has a universal appeal and can bring audiences together, especially at a time when people are dealing with increasingly stressful lives.“But there is no second place for humor. If humor is there and people can laugh about it and a film can entertain you without insulting your intelligence, it's an all-out winner for everybody,” she said.“Today, more than ever, it's a high-stress society, high-stress life. There's a lot more stress. So, I think comedies are the way to go because people want to just relax and have fun,” Preity concluded.Preity Zinta is based in Los Angeles, where she lives with her husband, Gene Goodenough, and their two children. The actress continues to travel to India for her professional commitments.After tying the knot with Gene Goodenough in 2016, Preity welcomed twins through surrogacy in 2021. Since then, she has focused more on her family and has been living a quieter life in Los Angeles.morungexpress · india
WorldSep 13Dasara queue-line works begin at Kanaka Durga temple in VijayawadaWorks launched after Vighneswara puja; EO directs officials to complete queue lines, barricades and other arrangements on timeThe Hindu
WorldSep 13Yadgir: Seven arrested for illegally poaching wild animalsBurnt remains of two hunted peacocks, two live turtles, and 12 live crabs seized; authorities confiscate six country-made guns and ammunition from the accused.The Hindu
PoliticsSep 13Udhayanidhi Stalin accuses TVK-led Tamil Nadu government of failing to address power cuts, price rise“In the history of Tamil Nadu, we have never seen such an uncivilised and a dummy Chief Minister [C. Joseph Vijay],” charged the DMK leader and former Deputy Chief Minister.The Hindu
BusinessSep 13Over 1,300 candidates get appointment letters at Cuddalore job fairOver 1,300 candidates received appointment letters at a job fair held in Cuddalore.The Hindu
PoliticsSep 13Amit Shah says UCC will be implemented in 21 states before 2029"We introduced the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in several states. I am confident that we will implement the UCC in all 21 states governed by the BJP-led NDA before 2029," Shah said at a press conference in Mumbai.moneycontrol · india
DisasterSep 13Nepal flood leads to estimated $4.7 bn recovery and reconstruction needs: govt reportthehindubusinessline · india
WorldSep 13India vs Sri Lanka live: Asia Cup finalFollow our live build-up, team news, predictions, scores, photos and text commentary stream from the final in Dubai.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsSep 13CPI(M) Keralam State committee to directly address local organisational issuesCPI(M) Keralam State secretary M.V. Govindan says there is a dire need to change the behaviour of a section of leaders, their conversational styles, and functioningThe Hindu
WorldSep 13Pandal committees told to ensure emergency exits, safety clearancesRanchi district administration issues Durga Puja pandal safety rules: emergency exits, crowd management, CCTV, safety certificates, fire safety, and noise limits.toi · india
PoliticsSep 13Pralhad Joshi seeks suspension of Mysuru inspector over Ganeshotsava remarksIt is truly unfortunate that in our own country and on our own soil, Hindus are forced to plead for permission to celebrate Ganeshotsava with grandeur, Pralhad Joshi saidThe Hindu
PoliticsSep 13Rufai, Dabiri clash over stranded Nigerian in IndiaBy Nwafor Sunday Polycarp, Online News Editor A fresh disagreement has erupted between broadcaster Oseni Rufai and Chairman/CEO of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, NIDCOM, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, over efforts to assist a Nigerian, identified as Ekene, who is reportedly being held at a deportation detention centre in India. Rufai alleged that he sent Ekene’s contact […] The post Rufai, Dabiri clash over stranded Nigerian in India appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
PoliticsSep 13Maratha reservation protest: Conspiracy to kill me during Mumbai march, alleges JarangeMumbai Police, which has denied the permission for the indefinite hunger strike from Sept. 19, cited restrictions governing demonstrations at Azad Maidan and said the Ganeshotsav period would already place substantial demands on the city’s police forceThe Hindu
PoliticsSep 13Kerala High Court prescribes timelines for speedy disposal of bail applicationsKerala High Court specifies that regular bail applications should be disposed of within two weeks and anticipatory bail pleas within six weeksThe Hindu
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