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06 Oct

Some suitable suggestion for your Sawan fasting diet

Banasree SarkarHealth

The Hindu month of Sawan, which falls between July and August, is revered for its devotional and spiritual activities. Monday fasts, called "Sawan Somvar," are observed by devotees in order to purify their bodies and minds, increase their spiritual ties, and ask for blessings. In keeping with the spiritual core of the fast, participants eat light, sattvic foods to sustain their energy, hydration, and general health. Sabudana, a staple food high in carbohydrates during Sawan fasts, helps with digestion and energy and goes well with peanuts. Essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants are found in fresh fruits including papaya, bananas, and…

06 Oct

Stocks making the big moves midday

Purbalee DuttaLatest

The Nifty inched up, while the Sensex gained 376 points, with mid- and small-cap stocks also witnessing buying interest. However, several individual stocks stood out in Monday’s trade. Aditya Birla Lifestyle Brands surged 11% to an intraday high of ₹151 on the NSE following a large block deal. As per CNBC Awaaz, over 7 crore shares, amounting to 5.93% of the company’s equity, changed hands during the session. Hospital stocks rallied sharply after the government revised the Central Government Health Services (CGHS) package rates, energizing investor sentiment across the healthcare sector. Delhivery shares rose 4.2% on the BSE, hitting ₹455.75…

06 Oct

Rajinikanth Chooses Simplicity Over Spotlight During Spiritual Break in Rishikesh

editorEntertainment

Rajinikanth was depicted in one of the stills dressed in white and consuming food from disposable leaf plates (pattal) on a stone surface by the road. A car was seen parked against a hilly backdrop in the background. Superstar Rajinikanth took a brief respite from his overwhelming work commitments and headed to the Himalayas for some spiritual rejuvenation. According to the reports, Rajinikanth paid a visit to the Swami Dayananda Ashram in Rishikesh and paid his respects to Swami Dayananda. Thalaiva was reported to have meditated by the Ganga's banks and taken part in the Ganga Aarti while he was…

06 Oct

Ultraviolette expands national presence with new Experience Center in Howrah

Business BureauBusiness

Ultraviolette, India’s leading electric two-wheeler manufacturer, today inaugurated its state-of-the-art Experience Centre, the UV Space Station, in Howrah, further solidifying its presence across 25 cities nationwide. The facility, established in partnership with Ultraa Speed Auto, showcases the brand’s performance-oriented motorcycles, including the X-47 Crossover, F77 MACH 2, and F77 SuperStreet, offering end-to-end customer engagement from personalized test rides to dedicated service and genuine spares. The X-47 Crossover, the world’s first radar and camera-integrated commercially launched motorcycle, features a 10.3 kWh battery, IDC range of 323 km, DC fast charging, and advanced safety systems. The F77 models deliver 40.2 hp, 100…

06 Oct

SC postpones Tipra Motha’s VC poll case; Pradyot warns of rising frustration among indigenous youth

Banasree SarkarTripura

The Supreme Court has delayed the listing of Tipra Motha’s petition seeking timely conduct of the Village Council (VC) elections in Tripura, prompting concern and disappointment among indigenous leaders. A fresh hearing date is now expected to be announced on Monday, October 6. Tipra Motha founder and royal scion Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma expressed frustration over the delay, calling it another setback for Tripura’s indigenous communities, who have been demanding fair and timely elections in the autonomous areas. “The Hon’ble Supreme Court has delayed the listing of the VC hearing. We will get a fresh date tomorrow. The indigenous people…

06 Oct

Tibet Side Storms Threaten Lives During Peak Climbing Season

MohiniInternational

A sudden blizzard on the Tibetan side of Mount Everest has trapped hundreds of climbers during peak trekking season. Heavy snow and near whiteout conditions hit just days after floods devastated parts of Nepal. According to media reports, at least 350 climbers were guided down to safety, though some remain awaiting extraction under dangerous conditions. Mountaineering groups and rescue teams are coordinating helicopter and ground rescues. On Nepal’s southern side, incessant rain has already claimed dozens of lives through flooding and landslides, complicating logistics for cross-border rescue efforts. For Himalayan tourism sectors, this dual disaster poses severe risks to safety…

06 Oct

Heavy Rains K*ll 47 in Nepal, Flash Floods Wreak Havoc

MohiniNepal

Torrential monsoon rains have unleashed devastating landslides and flash floods across eastern Nepal, killing at least 47 people and leaving dozens missing. The hardest hit area is Ilam district, near the border with India, where entire villages were swept away. Bridges have collapsed and major highways are impassable, isolating many remote communities. In Kathmandu, rivers overflowed their banks, flooding low-lying neighborhoods. Authorities opened all 56 sluice gates of the Koshi Barrage to reduce pressure on the dam, but vehicular traffic over the barrage has been suspended for safety. Search and rescue teams, including the Nepal Army and air force, are…

06 Oct

Namchik–Namphuk coal mine inaugurated: Arunachal is set to receive an economic boost of Rs 4,500 crore

Banasree SarkarArunachal Pradesh

In a landmark step for the Northeast’s industrial growth, Union Minister for Coal and Mines G. Kishan Reddy and Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu jointly inaugurated the Namchik–Namphuk Coal Mine in Changlang district on Sunday. The project marks the launch of the region’s first-ever legal private commercial coal mining operation, signaling a new chapter in Arunachal Pradesh’s economic and industrial development. Developed by the Mahalaxmi Group, the mine is projected to generate approximately ₹4,500 crore in revenue for the state government, a significant boost to the state’s financial and industrial profile. The project is expected to create large-scale employment…

04 Oct

IT giant offering two years’ severance package to laid off employees

Purbalee DuttaBusiness

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest IT services firm, is reportedly offering severance packages of up to two years' salary to certain employees as part of its ongoing restructuring, driven by the growing focus on AI and changing client requirements, according to a Moneycontrol report. The severance packages are aimed at long-serving employees whose roles have become redundant due to these shifts. This comes weeks after reports suggested TCS might cut around 2% of its workforce, amounting to over 12,000 jobs. Employee union NITES alleged that around 2,500 employees in Pune have been forced to resign, a claim made in…

04 Oct

Tripura makes a significant anti-drug haul; more than 4,200 bottles of codeine phosphate are confiscated

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

In a coordinated anti-narcotics operation, authorities seized more than 4,200 bottles of codeine phosphate-based substances in Aralia, under the jurisdiction of Sonamura Police Station. The raid, carried out by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), Sepahijala District Police, Special Task Force (STF), and Border Security Force (BSF), is considered one of the largest drug busts in the region this year. The operation involved three search teams working simultaneously across 16–17 houses in the area. During the raid, officers discovered a red Ion vehicle (registration TR03E0798) loaded with narcotics. A total of 34 cartons were recovered, containing 3,651 bottles of Phensedyl and…