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Spl post created: Ex-guv of RBI Shaktikanta Das 2nd principal secy to PM​

Former RBI governor Shaktikanta Das has been appointed as principal secretary-2 to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a newly created post. His appointment is co-terminus with the PM’s term and reflects his success during demonetisation and the COVID-19 lockdown.

​ Former RBI governor Shaktikanta Das has been appointed as principal secretary-2 to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a newly created post. His appointment is co-terminus with the PM’s term and reflects his success during demonetisation and the COVID-19 lockdown. Former RBI governor Shaktikanta Das has been appointed as principal secretary-2 to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a newly created post. His appointment is co-terminus with the PM’s term and reflects his success during demonetisation and the COVID-19 lockdown. Read More

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Stalin says he won’t sign NEP even if Centre offers Rs 10,000 crore​

Chief Minister M K Stalin firmly rejects the National Education Policy (NEP), stating it undermines social justice and is detrimental to Tamil Nadu’s education system. He emphasizes Tamil Nadu’s commitment to its two-language policy and laments the insufficient funding from the Union government for Tamil education, highlighting the state’s achievements in providing quality education.

​ Chief Minister M K Stalin firmly rejects the National Education Policy (NEP), stating it undermines social justice and is detrimental to Tamil Nadu’s education system. He emphasizes Tamil Nadu’s commitment to its two-language policy and laments the insufficient funding from the Union government for Tamil education, highlighting the state’s achievements in providing quality education. Chief Minister M K Stalin firmly rejects the National Education Policy (NEP), stating it undermines social justice and is detrimental to Tamil Nadu’s education system. He emphasizes Tamil Nadu’s commitment to its two-language policy and laments the insufficient funding from the Union government for Tamil education, highlighting the state’s achievements in providing quality education. Read More

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8 workers trapped as roof of Telangana tunnel caves in​

A portion of the tunnel roof at Srisailam Left Bank Canal in Telangana’s Nagarkurnool district collapsed, trapping eight workers inside. The accident occurred due to a sudden leakage of water and soil. Rescue operations are ongoing with help from the National Disaster Response Force and Army teams being mobilized.

​ A portion of the tunnel roof at Srisailam Left Bank Canal in Telangana’s Nagarkurnool district collapsed, trapping eight workers inside. The accident occurred due to a sudden leakage of water and soil. Rescue operations are ongoing with help from the National Disaster Response Force and Army teams being mobilized. A portion of the tunnel roof at Srisailam Left Bank Canal in Telangana’s Nagarkurnool district collapsed, trapping eight workers inside. The accident occurred due to a sudden leakage of water and soil. Rescue operations are ongoing with help from the National Disaster Response Force and Army teams being mobilized. Read More

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Watch: Shocking CCTV footage captures roof collapse at mall in Peru​

At least six individuals are dead, and 78 injured after the roof of the Real Plaza Trujillo shopping mall in Peru collapsed on Friday night. The mall has been closed by the city’s mayor due to imminent risk, and inspections of other shopping centers will be conducted.

​ At least six individuals are dead, and 78 injured after the roof of the Real Plaza Trujillo shopping mall in Peru collapsed on Friday night. The mall has been closed by the city’s mayor due to imminent risk, and inspections of other shopping centers will be conducted. At least six individuals are dead, and 78 injured after the roof of the Real Plaza Trujillo shopping mall in Peru collapsed on Friday night. The mall has been closed by the city’s mayor due to imminent risk, and inspections of other shopping centers will be conducted. Read More

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Won’t give in to ‘blackmail’, Centre makes it clear to Tamil Nadu​

The Centre is determined to implement the three-language policy under NEP 2020, despite Tamil Nadu’s opposition, emphasizing states’ flexibility in language choice. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reassures that no language will be imposed, urging Tamil Nadu to reconsider its stance for broader educational benefits.

​ The Centre is determined to implement the three-language policy under NEP 2020, despite Tamil Nadu’s opposition, emphasizing states’ flexibility in language choice. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reassures that no language will be imposed, urging Tamil Nadu to reconsider its stance for broader educational benefits. The Centre is determined to implement the three-language policy under NEP 2020, despite Tamil Nadu’s opposition, emphasizing states’ flexibility in language choice. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reassures that no language will be imposed, urging Tamil Nadu to reconsider its stance for broader educational benefits. Read More

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Yavatmal farmers get notices on loan dues as government ‘defaults’​

Farmers in Yavatmal, Maharashtra, have received loan recovery notices despite previous loan waiver schemes. The Yavatmal District Central Cooperative Bank has taken symbolic possession of farmland due to unreimbursed state funds for loan waivers. This situation affects farmers’ mental health amid reduced crop yields and poor market rates.

​ Farmers in Yavatmal, Maharashtra, have received loan recovery notices despite previous loan waiver schemes. The Yavatmal District Central Cooperative Bank has taken symbolic possession of farmland due to unreimbursed state funds for loan waivers. This situation affects farmers’ mental health amid reduced crop yields and poor market rates. Farmers in Yavatmal, Maharashtra, have received loan recovery notices despite previous loan waiver schemes. The Yavatmal District Central Cooperative Bank has taken symbolic possession of farmland due to unreimbursed state funds for loan waivers. This situation affects farmers’ mental health amid reduced crop yields and poor market rates. Read More

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84 drug batches, including antacids and diabetes meds, fail quality test​

The CDSCO’s latest inspections revealed that 84 batches of commonly used drugs, including steroids and cholesterol reducers, did not meet quality standards. The apex body regularly identifies and removes such drugs from the market to ensure safety. New guidelines for sample collection have been introduced to streamline the process.

​ The CDSCO’s latest inspections revealed that 84 batches of commonly used drugs, including steroids and cholesterol reducers, did not meet quality standards. The apex body regularly identifies and removes such drugs from the market to ensure safety. New guidelines for sample collection have been introduced to streamline the process. The CDSCO’s latest inspections revealed that 84 batches of commonly used drugs, including steroids and cholesterol reducers, did not meet quality standards. The apex body regularly identifies and removes such drugs from the market to ensure safety. New guidelines for sample collection have been introduced to streamline the process. Read More

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32 yrs on, Army man acquitted in wife’s death case due to lack of evidence​

A local court in Bareilly has acquitted an Army man of charges related to his wife’s death over three decades ago due to insufficient evidence and a clear dying declaration from the wife. The court took into account the accused’s efforts to save her, despite accusations of dowry death.

​ A local court in Bareilly has acquitted an Army man of charges related to his wife’s death over three decades ago due to insufficient evidence and a clear dying declaration from the wife. The court took into account the accused’s efforts to save her, despite accusations of dowry death. A local court in Bareilly has acquitted an Army man of charges related to his wife’s death over three decades ago due to insufficient evidence and a clear dying declaration from the wife. The court took into account the accused’s efforts to save her, despite accusations of dowry death. Read More

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‘They messed up’: This former cricketer lashes out at Pakistan Team before India clash in Champions Trophy 2025

New Delhi: Former Pakistan leg-spinner Danish Kaneria criticized the host nation, claiming they prioritized constructing infrastructure for the Champions Trophy over assembling a strong team, ultimately wasting a golden chance to defend their title.

Pakistan had a rocky start to their first ICC home tournament in nearly 30 years, losing to New Zealand by 60 runs in their opening match in Karachi.

Kaneria also criticized the Pakistan Cricket Board for stirring up controversy over India’s decision not to travel to Pakistan for the tournament.

“Pakistan focused more on hosting the Champions Trophy than thinking about building a good team. They messed up big time. They don’t focus on their cricket and create controversy on India not coming to Pakistan despite knowing that a hybrid model will be followed in the tournament,” Kaneria said while speaking to IANS.

“There is no combination in the team, they have kept required players out of the squad. They did so with Fakhar Zaman due to his statement (against PCB) and now brought him back into the team,” Kaneria added.

Zaman was ruled out of the Champions Trophy after featuring in just one match due to a persistent knee injury, which led to Imam-ul-Haq’s inclusion in the squad that departed for Dubai on Thursday.

The Pakistan Cricket Board made the change following approval from the ICC’s Event Technical Committee. The crucial match against India is scheduled for Sunday, February 23 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

Kaneria pointed out Pakistan’s deficiencies in both batting and bowling, noting the absence of a quality spinner in their lineup. In the match against New Zealand, Pakistan relied on only one specialist spinner, Abrar Ahmed.

“Pakistan have many issues, they have brought in Imam-ul-Haq as Fakhar’s replacement. There are two or three good players but apart from them, I don’t see anyone. They don’t have a good bowling attack,” Kaneria said.

“Shaheen’s pace has dropped, Haris Rauf is unpredictable as he can concede 100 to 80 runs in a match and he hasn’t picked his line and length. Abrar Ahmed is an average spinner, he is no genius,” Kaneria added.

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Inglis savours ‘special’ innings as Australia make winning start

Inglis-Carey stand breaks England before keeper’s maiden ODI hundred seals stunning chase

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