Water crunch puts Gujarat in bind over irrigation, drinking needs | Ahmedabad News
Gandhinagar: Gujarat faces a dilemma as a deficient monsoon tightens the squeeze on its water…
Water crunch puts Gujarat in bind over irrigation, drinking needs | Ahmedabad News
Gandhinagar: Gujarat faces a dilemma as a deficient monsoon tightens the squeeze on its water reserves, forcing the state to weigh drinking water security against mounting farmer demands for irrigation. As the clamour for water to save crops grows by the day, govt must decide how much water it can spare for agriculture without jeopardising…
BJP to organise 1-day conclave on 1984 anti-Sikh riots today | Chandigarh News
BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad will deliver the keynote address during the one-day conclave ‘Zakhm 84 De’ on Wednesday Chandigarh: The Punjab BJP will organise a one-day conclave – Zakhm 84 De – here on Wednesday (Nov 4) to “bring the truth and painful memories of the 1984 Sikh massacre before the younger generation, 42…
MHA transfers Arunachal DGP amid SUMP protests | Guwahati News
Guwahati: The Union ministry of home affairs (MHA) has transferred Arunachal Pradesh DGP Shiv Darshan Singh Jamwal to Delhi, while appointing IPS officer Rajesh Kumar as his successor, amid continuing protests over the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP) in the state.According to an MHA order dated Nov 3, 2026, the postings of the two 1995-batch…
2 arrested for assaulting cops, disrupting anti-encroachment action in UP | Lucknow News
Tensions escalated, resulting in an assault on officers present LUCKNOW: Two men were arrested for allegedly assaulting police personnel and obstructing them from discharging their official duties during an enforcement drive to remove temporary stalls set up on a public road in Bangla Bazaar on Tuesday.The incident took place around 5pm on November 3 on…
Traffic police withdraws plan to shift sleeper buses from Sindhi Camp | Jaipur News
Jaipur: In a relief to passengers travelling out of Jaipur during the Diwali rush, traffic police has withdrawn its plan to shift sleeper and other buses from Sindhi Camp to designated locations outside the city. Buses will continue to operate from their usual boarding points at Sindhi Camp, with discussions underway to manage the congestion…
‘Mischievous breach’: SC halts BMC chief’s salary over failure to clear encroachments | India News
The SC also rejected the BMC commissioner’s request for more time. NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday took a stern view of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation‘s (BMC) failure to clear encroachments from land reserved for a BEST bus stand in Mumbai, initiating contempt proceedings against the civic body’s commissioner.A Bench headed by Chief Justice…
US midterms 2026: Could a Trump defeat in Congress alter the Iran war?
File photo: How US midterms could shape Trump’s next move in the Iran war The outcome of the US midterm elections could reshape the political constraints on US president Donald Trump’s war with Iran, even if it does not directly determine the course of the military campaign.A Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives would…
Nicolas Cage says he is ‘homeless’ after massive sinkhole damages his $10.5 million Malibu mansion, forcing him to live in hotels; reveals how it affected Halloween plans with daughter August |
Nicolas Cage’s $10.5 million beachfront property was affected by severe coastal erosion. (Photo: AP) Hollywood actor Nicolas Cage has revealed that he is temporarily without a home after a massive sinkhole appeared near his Malibu mansion, forcing him to stay in hotels. The 62-year-old actor opened up about his unusual living situation during an appearance…
Rajkumari Chanu scripts history with maiden Wushu bronze at Youth Olympics Games | More sports News
NEW DELHI: Indian wushu celebrated a landmark moment at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games as Rajkumari Lanchenbi Chanu clinched a historic bronze medal in the women’s Changquan combined event, becoming the first Indian to win a Wushu medal at the prestigious multi-sport competition.Chanu secured the third position in the final with an aggregate score…
German scientists tested reducing grassland mowing at 45 sites; insect and other invertebrate numbers increased 99% after three years |
German researchers have tested what happens to grassland invertebrates when land use is reduced. The team worked at 45 sites across three regions of Germany, where plots were mown only once a year, late in the growing season, with no fertilisation or grazing. Invertebrate abundance rose by 41% after one year and by 99% after…
