Bengaluru LPG blast: 3 cylinders explode one after another near school in illegal storage shed | Bengaluru News

Kaggadasapura experienced alarm as three LPG cylinders exploded in a storage area BENGALURU: Panic swept through Kaggadasapura in east Bengaluru on Wednesday morning after at least three LPG cylinders stored in a shed exploded, alarming residents and schoolchildren. Though no casualties were reported, the blasts damaged a couple of windowpanes at the nearby National Centre…

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Stories of Krishna’s consorts unfold through Kuchipudi | Hyderabad News

Yasaswini Sree played Krishna in the ballet Devotion, longing and rivalry unfolded through Kuchipudi as Rukmini Satya took the stage at Ravindra Bharathi recently. The ballet brought together the stories of Rukmini and Satyabhama, drawing the audience into their contrasting journeys Yasaswini Sree played Krishna in the ballet Conceptualised and choreographed by Dr Maddali Usha…

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Gurgaon power dues: DHBVN orders tougher recovery action, officials to personally monitor defaulters | Gurgaon News

DHBVN has directed officials to personally monitor electricity dues recovery efforts in Haryana (Representative image) GURGAON: Consumers with long-pending electricity dues could see tougher recovery action as the Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (DHBVN) has directed its officials to personally monitor defaulting accounts and complete recovery proceedings within fixed timelines.The move comes as the power…

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INDIA bloc meet: BJP says Oct 2 march is to ‘save dynasty, not democracy’ | India News

NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday hit out at the INDIA bloc, saying the opposition alliance’s proposed nationwide protests against the Election Commission are aimed at “saving dynasty” rather than “saving democracy”.After INDIA bloc’s meeting, Union minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan accused the opposition of attacking the poll panel to create an “advance excuse” for…

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Meet Serge Boghossian, the 16-year-old Canadian student who taught himself to code and built a job platform; hundreds of teens have already joined | World News

Serge Boghossian. Image Credit: INSAUGA Mississauga/Website 16-year-old Serge Boghossian has turned a problem he faced while looking for work into a platform designed to help other teenagers find their first jobs. The Mississauga student taught himself to code and built Jobbli, a free online service connecting local teenagers with businesses offering part-time work. The idea…

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Rabi MSP hike, Rs 1.86 lakh crore green corridor, Delhi AI traffic system: Cabinet clears 3 key measures

The measures cover higher support prices for six Rabi crops, renewable power evacuation and storage across states, and technology-driven traffic management across 42 Delhi corridors. NEW DELHI: The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved three major measures spanning agriculture, power infrastructure and urban mobility, including higher Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for all mandated Rabi crops for…

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Jackie Shroff recalls first dance sequence in ‘Hero’ with Meenakshi Seshadri, Saroj Khan and Subhash Ghai: ‘Sarojji would say Dev Saab’s sixth child, don’t move your head, then Subhashji would say move it’ |

Jackie Shroff recalls first dance sequence in Hero with Meenakshi Seshadri (Image Credits IMDb) Jackie Shroff has recalled how his astrologer father predicted that he would become an actor years before he had considered a career in films. During the finale shoot of India’s Best Dancer 5, the veteran actor also revisited his first dance…

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‘Look into her eyes’: Neeru Dhanda’s hospital scare, 2 Asian Games golds and the ‘fire’ Mansher Singh saw | Asian Games 2026 News

Neeru Dhanda (Image credit: PTI) NEW DELHI: Neeru Dhanda does not need to be aggressive to show her competitive side. “Look into her eyes,” says Mansher Singh, her coach of seven years.The 25-year-old shooter on Tuesday became the first Indian woman to win an individual Asian Games gold in trap, following her World Cup triumph…

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In 2022, he built a pocket-sized device to extract drinking water from the air in Death Valley using only sunlight; in 2025, he won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Between August 19 and 23, 2022, Omar Yaghi’s team placed a thermos-sized cylinder in Furnace Creek, inside the Death Valley National Park. The device was not connected to anything and for three complete cycles of night and day the device extracted liquid water from the air of one of the driest and hottest places on…

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Hindu Astrology by Date of Birth: Discover your ultimate karmic life lesson and how your Lagna, Saturn, and Rahu-Ketu shape your destiny

In Hindu astrology, the date of birth marks the start of a person’s karmic journey. The Ascendant sheds light on each individual’s approach to growth and enlightenment across different life areas. Saturn represents enduring lessons, while the Rahu-Ketu axis unveils past experiences. Atma Karaka indicates core teachings shaped by planetary influences in the birth chart….

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