Modi’s new red lines for Pakistan | From the India Today archives

Modi’s new red lines for Pakistan | From the India Today archives

(NOTE: This article was originally published in the India Today issue dated May 26, 2025) As Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepared to address the nation on May 12, two days after the dramatic cessation of hostilities in India’s sixth war with Pakistan, he knew it would be a defining moment of his third term. Twenty-six … Read more

Work to convert overhead power lines into underground cables around temple nears completion

Work to convert overhead power lines into underground cables around temple nears completion

Along with Tangedco officials, J. Radhakrishnan, Chairman and MD of Tamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation, inspected the Arunachaleswarar temple premises on Wednesday | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT In an effort to ensure the safety of devotees from mishaps during festival seasons, work to convert the existing over head (OT) power lines into underground cables on … Read more

Avadi residents flag delay in construction of underground sewer lines

Avadi residents flag delay in construction of underground sewer lines

Workers digging the road for constructing sewer lines | Photo Credit: Representative image Residents of Avadi Corporation have urged the local body to speed up work to construct the underground sewer lines in areas including Charles Nagar, Babu Nagar and Gandhi Nagar.  Roy Rozario, a resident, said that the pace of construction was very slow. … Read more

Sarpanch’s murder widens caste fault lines in Maharashtra’s Beed 

Sarpanch’s murder widens caste fault lines in Maharashtra’s Beed 

In Massajog in the Beed district of Maharashtra, a pendal (temporary structure) has been erected outside the village temple, in the shadow of a 100-year-old tamarind tree. Under the shamiana, on a table, is a garlanded photo of Santosh Deshmukh, the 45-year-old sarpanch of the village who was brutally murdered on December 9, 2024. Next … Read more

Power lines being divided to resolve overloading during rabi crop sowing in Rajasthan

Power lines being divided to resolve overloading during rabi crop sowing in Rajasthan

While both rabi and kharif crops are generally sown during the day, the supply of electricity between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. forces the farmers to stay awake the whole night | Photo Credit: PTI Power supply lines of 33 KV are being divided in Rajasthan, along with the construction of new 33 KV power … Read more

Jagan trying to drive wedge between TDP, BJP and JSP cadres on caste lines, alleges Naidu

Jagan trying to drive wedge between TDP, BJP and JSP cadres on caste lines, alleges Naidu

JSP president Pawan Kalyan addressing a gathering as TDP national president looks on, during a joint campaign of TDP-BJP-JSP alliance at Tanuku in West Godavari district on Wednesday. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement NIDADAVOLE (EAST GODAVARI)  TDP national president N. Chandrababu Naidu has alleged that Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy is trying to drive … Read more

TMC lines up six big rallies across West Bengal in March

TMC lines up six big rallies across West Bengal in March

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. | Photo Credit: Debasish Bhaduri With the Lok Sabha polls round the corner, the Trinamool Congress on March 2 announced five big rallies across West Bengal between March 14 and 22, besides the mega rally at Brigade Parade Ground in Kolkata on March 10. The party said in its … Read more

People being divided on religious lines led to my defeat, says Ayanur

People being divided on religious lines led to my defeat, says Ayanur

JD(S) leader Ayanur Manjunath, who suffered defeat in Shivamogga constituency, said the people were divided on the lines of religion, and that led to his defeat. “Hindus voted for the BJP, while Muslims favoured the Congress. I tried to bring them together. However, I will continue to work for peace and harmony in Shivamogga,” he … Read more

Outpatient waiting lines may be reduced via remote symptom reporting systems: Research – ET HealthWorld

Outpatient waiting lines may be reduced via remote symptom reporting systems: Research – ET HealthWorld

Washington [US]: According to a new assessment published in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, digital systems for patients to remotely monitor and report symptoms may offer a way to minimise outpatient waiting lines. The review, led by researchers from the Centre for Patient Reported Outcomes Research (CPROR), Institute of Applied Health Research … Read more