In a clear sign of intensifying civic poll buzz, ex-councilor Suman Devi of Ranchi Ward 39 convened a high-stakes meeting at her Dhurwa home on Sunday. The session focused on election tactics, party consolidation, and building voter alliances amid rising stakes. Locals from across the ward’s lanes and bylanes packed the venue, offering insights into area-specific challenges like water supply, roads, and sanitation. Beyond polls, talks veered into holistic ward upliftment, emphasizing sustainable growth and community needs. Taking center stage, Suman Devi outlined her track record of prioritizing resident woes. She vowed to push forward infrastructure projects and honor the…
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The Union Government has given the nod for procuring 3.37 lakh metric tonnes of arhar (toor) dal from Maharashtra farmers under the Price Support Scheme, a move worth nearly Rs 2,696 crore. The Ministry of Agriculture shared this update following a key meeting led by Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. PSS activates when crop prices fall below the announced MSP, offering a safety net to producers. In this case, toor’s market rates prompted the intervention to safeguard Maharashtra’s growers. Chouhan, in his address during the New Delhi session, engaged with state Marketing Minister Jaykumar Rawal to streamline arrangements. Instructions were passed…
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini turned his birthday into an occasion for philanthropy, disbursing Rs 1.22 crore in fodder grants to 14 gaushalas in Panchkula district during a ceremony at Mata Mansa Devi Gaudham. This move reinforces his vow to serve cows, integral to India’s spiritual heritage. Saini, joined by his wife Suman, fed the cows and conducted a gaupujan ritual before distributing the cheques. He further committed Rs 20 lakh to repair and fortify the path to Saketari hill’s historic Shiva temple, enhancing pilgrim access. In his speech, the CM delved into the mythological significance of cows, home…
In a candid chat ahead of the third T20I in Guwahati, Ishan Kishan revealed his philosophy post his match-winning 76 against New Zealand. The left-hander’s goal? Savor cricket’s joys while honing back to basic techniques and key priorities. Making a roaring comeback after almost two years in the wilderness, Kishan is setting sights on the 2026 T20 World Cup. His Raipur masterclass not only clinched Player of the Match but also steered India to chase down 209 with seven wickets in hand, rescuing them from 6 for 2. ‘I hoped to go in, keep cool, respect each delivery, and execute…
Former Congress stalwart Shakil Ahmad dropped bombshells in an exclusive IANS interview, questioning Rahul Gandhi’s fitness to lead amid the party’s string of defeats. From Delhi, he dissected Rahul’s communication gaffes, leadership insecurities, and preferential treatment of sycophants. Defending Rahul’s intellect, Ahmad attributed the ‘Pappu’ tag to language barriers—English thought process clashing with Hindi delivery—unlike Sonia Gandhi’s remarkable adaptation or Manmohan Singh’s Urdu speeches. Yet, he stressed Rahul’s filtered interactions limit his understanding compared to Sonia’s broad engagements. Rahul’s insecurity manifests in avoiding seasoned leaders who predated his rise, preferring novices who chant his name, Ahmad claimed. This has fractured…
In a week of unrelenting upward momentum, India’s gold prices have pierced the historic 1.54 lakh rupees per 10 grams threshold, while silver delivered an even more explosive performance. Data from the India Bullion and Jewellers Association reveals 24-carat gold added 12,717 rupees, settling at 1,54,310 rupees per 10 grams after starting from 1,41,593 rupees. The gains cascaded across purities: 22-karat gold now stands at 1,41,348 rupees per 10 grams (previously 1,29,699 rupees), and 18-karat at 1,15,733 rupees (up from 1,06,195 rupees). Silver stole the spotlight, vaulting 35,815 rupees to 3,17,705 rupees per kilogram from 2,81,890 rupees. Global markets set…
Moradabad’s handicraft maestro Chiranjilal Yadav is on cloud nine after receiving the Padma Shri for 2026, announced just before Republic Day. The artisan, who has devoted over five decades to preserving traditional crafts, admitted he was utterly unprepared for such high acclaim. Since 1970, Yadav has mastered and promoted handicrafts, bagging numerous awards from state to national platforms. In a candid conversation, he shared that congratulatory messages poured in only after media reports surfaced—his first inkling of the honor. ‘It was beyond my wildest dreams,’ he beamed. This prestigious award, he believes, will elevate his art form’s profile throughout India.…
In a glittering announcement ahead of Republic Day, the government unveiled the Padma Awards list, saluting 131 luminaries for their stellar contributions. The business world grabbed headlines with Uday Kotak of Kotak Mahindra Bank earning the coveted Padma Bhushan for his transformative role in Indian finance. Three entrepreneurs secure Padma Shri: Ashok Khade, whose Das Offshore Engineering has bolstered Maharashtra’s maritime prowess, and Satyanarayan Nuwal, whose Solar Industries is a pillar in India’s defense manufacturing landscape. TT Jagannathan of Prestige earns a posthumous Padma Shri, his kitchenware empire still a household name. This year’s tally features five Padma Vibhushan, 13…
Jharkhand’s Chief Minister Hemant Soren made headlines during his UK visit by touring All Souls College at Oxford University, a site steeped in intellectual history. On January 25, he offered tribute to Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the eminent philosopher-educator and ex-Indian President whose legacy endures at the college. Recalling Radhakrishnan’s profound connection with Oxford, Soren noted his groundbreaking appointment in 1936 as Spalding Professor and his fellowships spanning decades. Knighted in 1931 for educational excellence, Radhakrishnan exemplified the fusion of Indian wisdom and Western academia. The trip wasn’t just ceremonial; it sparked in-depth talks on academic collaboration. Welcomed by Anthropology Professor…
In a thrilling start to the Super Sixes at the U19 Cricket World Cup 2026, Australia dismantled South Africa by six wickets on the Namibia Cricket Ground. The victory not only boosts their net run rate but also sends a clear message to rivals in the competition. Opting to field, Australia struck immediately, dismissing Armaan Manack for nought. Mohammad Bulbulia and Jorich van Schalkwyk resisted briefly with a 27-run alliance, but Bulbulia’s 19-run knock ended abruptly. South Africa crumbled to 37 for 4 soon after. Paul James provided some resistance, scoring 33 with a six and a four in his…