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If British Hindus are good, committed Hindus, there will never be a conflict: RSS Chief Bhagwat

London: Hindutva is clear that your ‘karma bhoomi’ is where your loyalties lie and for British Hindus that is the UK, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat said on Sunday. Addressing a large diaspora celebration entitled ‘Celebration of Oneness’, attended by hundreds of community leaders, students and volunteers of the Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS)…

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Selectors face looming call on Rohit Sharma’s ODI future

Mumbai: Retirement push reports: Selectors reportedly asked Rohit Sharma to retire after the England series, a move that left him unhappy despite scoring a match-defining century. Decision timeline nears: The squad announcement for the West Indies ODIs in mid-September could reveal if Rohit is part of India’s 2027 World Cup roadmap. Balancing past and future: Debate continues over…

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MP: Sagar hooch tragedy kills 11, UP supply link suspected; 5 officials suspended, 3 FIRs registered

Sagar (MP):  Eleven people died and 54 others fell ill after consuming spurious liquor in Madhya Pradesh’s Sagar district on Sunday, with a preliminary probe indicating the liquor was supplied from Lalitpur in neighbouring Uttar Pradesh, officials said. Authorities suspended three excise officials and two police personnel in connection with the tragedy, they added. Three…

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5 dead in PG building collapse in south Delhi’s Satya Niketan, many trapped; owner on run

New Delhi:  A nearly 30-year-old five-storey building serving as a paying guest (PG) accommodation for students in South Delhi’s Satya Niketan collapsed on Sunday afternoon, leading to the death of five, with a multi-agency operation underway till night to rescue around 15-20 more trapped under the debris, officials said. Ten injured were received at the…

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BCCI Adds Salt to HCA Wounds

Special Correspondent The reported exclusion of the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) from the electoral roll for the forthcoming BCCI Annual General Meeting on September 18 has added yet another layer to an institution already battling prolonged internal disputes, litigation and administrative uncertainty. Coming at a time when the HCA is struggling to present a united…

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More Clarity, Less Cynicism

It is time the habitual naysayers stopped inventing bizarre and illogical questions every time Bharat’s economy produces a positive number. For far too long, the country’s economic progress has been viewed through a political lens. If GDP projections are encouraging, they are questioned. If growth outpaces expectations, the numbers are suspected. If international institutions endorse…

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Yet Another Feather in Bharat’s Private-Tech Cap: The Tokamak Moment

Rajarao Pochiraju 2026 may well go down as a landmark year in Bharat’s technology journey—not merely because of another breakthrough in space, digital technology or artificial intelligence, but because a young Indian private company has ventured into one of the most difficult frontiers of modern science: nuclear fusion. Bengaluru-based Pranos Fusion’s PRAGYA, described as India’s…

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Social Media Code of Conduct for Government Officials

The growing influence of social media has transformed the way people communicate, access information, and present themselves to the world. And government officials are no exception. Social media, whether it’s Reels, short videos, personal posts, stories, or thoughts, has become an integral part of government employees’ daily routines. Digital platforms offer immense potential for improved…

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