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Diabetes impacts men, women differently: Study
Type 2 diabetes affects men and women with different health risks. Women face greater mental health challenges after diagnosis, while men experience more heart and kidney issues. Hypertension is a common complication for both sexes following diabetes. People developing mental health conditions after diabetes tend to die earlier. The study suggests sex-specific diabetes care and monitoring are needed. -
Rahul Gandhi vs C Joseph Vijay: Can TVK chief do what Arvind Kejriwal could not?
Tamil Nadu's chief minister Vijay faces a political challenge regarding national leadership.His party, TVK, and the Congress coalition are debating the 2029 prime ministerial candidate.Vijay's rise disrupts traditional state politics and sparks national aspirations.He must balance state leadership with a broader political project.This dynamic creates tension within the ruling coalition. Is he ready to have a direct contest with Rahul Gandhi? -
Seatbelt sign off, hydraulic failure, pilot tests positive for psychoactive substance: What Air India Phuket probe found
An Air India flight faced serious challenges with multiple hydraulic failures and altitude disturbances. Following the incident, the pilot-in-command tested non-negative for psycho-active substances. Passengers sustained injuries, and the aircraft suffered considerable cabin damage. After evaluating the situation, the crew chose to proceed to Delhi. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is diligently examining all aspects of this alarming event. -
IndiGo aircraft hits parking stand pole at Srinagar airport
An IndiGo flight had a minor mishap upon landing in Srinagar, coming into contact with a parking stand pole. Fortunately, all passengers and crew deboarded without issue. Authorities have been alerted, and an investigation is currently in progress. The aircraft involved will undergo necessary maintenance and will return to service once it passes all required inspections. -
Use of drugs serious concern, act on it quickly, AAIB to DGCA on AI Phuket-Delhi flight interim report
An Air India flight experienced severe turbulence and multiple hydraulic failures. The pilot-in-command tested positive for a psychoactive substance after the incident. This led to an interim safety recommendation from the AAIB to the DGCA. The aircraft suffered significant cabin damage during the extreme turbulence event. Investigations into the technical causes of the hydraulic failure are still ongoing. -
Air India Phuket-Delhi incident: All 3 hydraulic systems failed; pilot tested positive for psychoactive substance
An unsettling incident occurred when an Air India pilot's post-flight drug test returned a non-negative result for a psychoactive substance. This followed a dramatic altitude drop over Odisha, resulting in injuries to twenty passengers and four crew members. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau has identified this as a serious problem, calling for the Directorate General of Civil Aviation to respond urgently. -
'Profound inspiration for selfless action': PM Modi extends greetings to nation on Janmashtami
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared heartfelt Janmashtami greetings with the nation, reflecting on how Lord Krishna's teachings spur selfless deeds and lead humanity towards a brighter future. President Draupadi Murmu echoed these sentiments, urging all Indians to embody Krishna's virtues. In support, Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah hailed Krishna as the symbol of righteousness, while opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge extended wishes for joy, harmony, and abundance to all. -
'Outstanding achievement': PM Modi hails Isro after successful EOS-05 launch
Prime Minister Modi lauded ISRO's successful GSLV-F17 rocket launch carrying the EOS-05 satellite.This mission marked an outstanding achievement and a proud moment for the nation. The rocket precisely placed the 2,367-kg satellite into its intended orbit.ISRO chief V Narayanan confirmed the satellite's good health after injection.This launch adds to India's growing earth observation capabilities. -
Government to allow retrofit devices for polluting trucks & buses
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Evening news wrap: Aaditya Thackeray dismisses Disha Salian link; Mamata alleges BJP-backed men vandalised TMC office & more
Aaditya Thackeray denied links to Disha Salian’s death as the Bombay High Court ordered a CBI probe. FSSAI halted CG Foods’ Veg Bhujia production over alleged food safety violations. Mamata Banerjee alleged BJP-backed men vandalised a TMC office; six were arrested. Konda Surekha questioned her removal from Revanth Reddy’s cabinet, calling it vindictive. USS Abraham Lincoln reached Thailand after a 286-day deployment for crew rest. -
Why personal-guarantor recoveries are so tiny — and why Chandra’s was tinier still
Subhash Chandra was offering just 0.03% of the loans for which he was a personal guarantor. But there should be no surprise here. In the history of such settlements in India, guarantors have paid an average 1% of the amount they stood guarantee for -
Chirag Paswan vs Jitan Manjhi in Bihar: SC 'creamy layer' debate divides NDA; will it open up a Pandora's box?
Two influential Dalit leaders in Bihar are embroiled in a public discourse about sub-quotas related to existing reservations. This rift within the Scheduled Caste community may stir up political complexities for the NDA government. The BJP must navigate the demands of anti-reservation activists and also its allies, who seek changes in reservation policy, even as it strives to maintain the balance of its electoral coalition pressures. -
More teachers, better access, fewer pupils: India’s government school paradox
The number of government schools has decreased, yet access appears better in theory. As digital connection rises, the gap between what's promised and the actual classroom experience remains glaringly evident. -
Captain falls ill, IndiGo Doha-BLR flight safely diverts to Muscat
In an unforeseen event, an IndiGo aircraft flying from Doha to Bengaluru was rerouted to Muscat due to the pilot falling ill en route. Fortunately, the pilot received prompt medical care upon landing and is recovering well. Meanwhile, an alternative plane and crew have been dispatched to assist the passengers in resuming their travel plans. -
Tamil for Madras HC: CM Vijay to move resolution urging Centre's approval
In a pivotal move, Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister plans to introduce a resolution advocating for Tamil's recognition as a principal language. This proposal would ensure that legal rulings and decrees can be issued in Tamil, reinforcing its classical language status. It will leverage technology and appeal to current legal frameworks, echoing efforts made by the assembly in 2006 for similar recognition. -
SC: BCI chair's tenure is for 2 years, can't be made 5 years by own resolution
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Nitin Gadkari urges all state governments to allow bike taxis; announces plan for negative points for traffic rule violations
Union minister Nitin Gadkari urged states to allow bike taxis for employment.He also announced a negative point system for traffic violations.This new system will lead to license suspension and cancellation for offenders.A pilot program for driver medical diagnosis was also launched.This initiative aims to improve road safety and worker well-being. -
‘Reprehensible act of vandalism’: India condemns demolition of century-old Hindu temple in Pakistan, seeks probe
India voiced deep concern over the reported destruction of a historic Hindu temple. The Ministry of External Affairs condemned the vandalism against the century-old place of worship. India noted the apparent apathy of authorities and failure to protect the temple. The government called for a prompt and transparent investigation into the incident. Pakistan must take remedial measures to restore the temple and ensure minority safety. -
Manipur assembly passes third resolution seeking NRC update before census
The Manipur Assembly passed a resolution urging the Centre to update the National Register of Citizens. This is the third such resolution adopted by the assembly since 2022. The Centre deferred the census exercise in Manipur after a high-level meeting. This decision was taken considering the feelings and aspirations of the people. Protests continued demanding a clear roadmap for updating the NRC. -
Evening news wrap: Operation Sindoor commander Jeetendra Mishra picked as Ram temple Trust CEO; Nepal seeks flood compensation from India, US and China, and more
In a historic move, retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra assumes the role of the inaugural CEO for the Ram temple Trust. Meanwhile, Nepal is calling for climate compensation from major polluters following severe flash floods ravaging the region. Additionally, the Centre has provided clarity on its GDP growth calculations, addressing concerns raised by opposition parties. -
Kargil gets post office passport seva kendra to provide easier access to passport-related services
A new passport seva kendra opened in Kargil, Ladakh on Wednesday.This facility aims to bring passport services closer to residents.It was inaugurated by Minister of State Kirti Vardhan Singh.The initiative leverages the postal network for citizen services.This makes passport applications more accessible and efficient for locals. -
Ahmedabad woman sends Rakhi to Uttarakhand CM Dhami, recalls Dharali flood meeting
Dhangauri Baroliya sent a heartfelt Rakhi to Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, cherishing their bond formed during last year's Dharali floods. While stranded, she appreciated his kindness and support for the affected individuals. This year, from Ahmedabad, Baroliya expresses her gratitude and love, considering Dhami her dharma brother, as she encapsulates their memorable encounter in this gesture of affection. -
'Deeply emotional day for every Uttarakhandi': CM Dhami pays tribute to 1994 Mussoorie firing victims
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Wednesday said September 2 is a deeply emotional day for every Uttarakhandi as it marks the anniversary of the 1994 Mussoorie firing incident. -
AAP helps seven-year-old Ballia girl who hops to school
In a heartwarming gesture, Aam Aadmi Party members rallied to support seven-year-old Ragini, who has been navigating her daily life on one leg. Following appeals on social media, they provided her with a wheelchair and promised financial assistance, alongside a future artificial leg to enhance her mobility. This incident sheds light on the ongoing struggles faced by disabled children living in rural communities. -
From Sushant Singh Rajput 'link' to CBI probe: The Disha Salian case so far
The Bombay High Court ordered the CBI to investigate Disha Salian's death.Mumbai Police must now transfer all case records to the central agency.Salian's father alleged murder and sought a thorough investigation into the matter.The CBI will record statements and register an FIR for further proceedings.This development follows years of the father pursuing justice for his daughter. -
'It’s not 19th century': Kerala CM Satheesan slams cleric over 'women should stay home' remark
Kerala chief minister VD Satheesan rejected cleric Kanthapuram AP Aboobacker Musliyar's call for restricting women's public participation. Satheesan asserted that women must join the mainstream, stating that such views are unsuitable for developing Kerala. Labour Minister Bindu Krishna also criticised the cleric's remarks, calling them regressive for women's rights. Aboobacker defended directives limiting women's presence at religious events, citing Quranic interpretations. -
Himachal under monsoon fury: 259 dead, 150 roads cut off, losses cross Rs 1,200 crore in last 64 days
Over the past 64 days, relentless monsoon rains have devastated Himachal Pradesh, resulting in the tragic loss of 259 lives and economic damages exceeding Rs 1,200 crore. The aftermath includes 150 roads still blocked, significantly hindering connectivity. Essential services such as power and water are disrupted in various districts, but restoration efforts are actively being pursued to bring relief and reopen crucial routes. -
Delhi High Court seeks police response after Tahir Hussain challenges conviction; hearing on Dec 2
The Delhi High Court has served a notice to the Delhi police regarding the appeal filed by Tahir Hussain, who was found guilty of the murder of IB officer Ankit Sharma during the riots of 2020. Hussain, along with four others, received a life sentence, but he disputes the conviction, claiming the investigation was flawed and biased against him. The appeal is scheduled for a hearing on December 2. -
Northeast faces new vector threat as diseases spread to new areas: Health panel
In Northeast India, urbanization and climate change are driving a rise in vector-borne illnesses. There has been a significant uptick in dengue infections, and chikungunya is also on the rise. While malaria's prevalence is lessening at a national level, Japanese encephalitis continues to pose risks. The recommendation is for implementing innovative surveillance methods and targeted intervention measures, particularly to fill information voids affecting diverse populations. -
Heart ablation cuts irregular beats, but may not make patients feel better
A recent study revealed that catheter ablation effectively diminishes abnormal heart rhythms in patients. Nonetheless, there was no notable enhancement in quality of life compared to those undergoing a sham procedure. Participants from both groups experienced considerable improvements after a six-month follow-up, indicating that patient expectations may shape their perceived benefits. Researchers urge careful consideration when suggesting this procedure for improving overall quality of life.

