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Ponnam calls for OBC column in 2027 Census


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Police to deploy nearly 2,000 personnel for Ganesh immersion ceremony in Kurnool

Superintendent of Police says that nearly 1,500 Ganesh idols are likely to be immersed and traffic restrictions have been imposed in the city on September 22; urges festival organisers to ensure immersion is conducted peacefully
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The HinduIndia
Human skull recovered from waste heap in Kozhikode

The skull is suspected to be between one and two years old. Forensic and DNA tests will be done to establish the identity of the deceased, say police
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The HinduIndia
Day 1 wrap: Elavenil shoots a double, Suchika makes MMA debut memorable

Day 1 wrap: Elavenil shoots a double, Suchika makes MMA debut memorable
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India TodaySports
Asian Games Boxing: Tough draws await Lovlina, Narender and India's medal hopes

Asian Games Boxing: Tough draws await Lovlina, Narender and India's medal hopes
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India TodaySports
Asian Games: Gold double in sight as India's kabaddi teams begin campaign

Asian Games: Gold double in sight as India's kabaddi teams begin campaign
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India TodaySports
Italy to ban burqas and niqabs in schools, cap number of foreign students per class

Italy to ban burqas and niqabs in schools, cap number of foreign students per class
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India TodayWorld
10 lions found dead in Tanzania's Ngorongoro Reserve, poisoning suspected

10 lions found dead in Tanzania's Ngorongoro Reserve, poisoning suspected
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India TodayWorld
Manaslu avalanche kills Indian-German climber and Nepali Sherpa at Camp 3

Manaslu avalanche kills Indian-German climber and Nepali Sherpa at Camp 3
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India TodayWorld
Harassed at 12, Asian Games history at 36: Suchika Tariyal's MMA fairytale

Harassed at Asian Games history at Suchika Tariyals MMA fairytale
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India TodayHome
Asian Games: India open account with 2 shooting silvers as hockey, cricket, MMA shine

India opened its medal account with two silver medals in women's 10m air rifle competition. Suchika Tariyal secured at least a bronze medal in MMA's debut event. The women's cricket team advanced to the final after a dominant semifinal win. Both men's and women's hockey teams achieved emphatic victories in their opening matches. Badminton and table tennis teams also delivered strong performances on the opening day.
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The Times of IndiaSports
Manu Bhaker wore borrowed kit at opening ceremony; ceremonial attire didn’t fit

“Her shoe size was wrong. Manu wears a 5 number shoe size. The one which was given to her was either 4 or 6. She borrowed the shoe fitting her size,” Ramkishan alleged.
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The Times of IndiaSports
Asian Games Day 1 Medal Tally: Where India rank after two shooting silvers in Aichi-Nagoya

India made a striking start at the Asian Games, capturing two silver medals in shooting events. Elavenil Valarivan was a standout, winning silvers both individually and as part of the team in the 10m air rifle competition. Additionally, the women's cricket team powered through to the finals, showcasing their strength, along with commendable starts from the hockey and table tennis teams, who also secured significant victories.
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The Times of IndiaSports
Kunal Kohli HAILS Salman: 'Jab bhai bolta hai toh uske baad koi nahi bol sakta'

Filmmaker Kunal Kohli praised Salman Khan for his bold stand against online trolling and body-shaming, emphasizing the significance of Khan's insights on social media conduct. Kohli remarked on the audience's keen engagement with Khan’s authoritative remarks during the show. Additionally, he condemned paparazzi and those promoting toxic celebrity culture, expressing his admiration for Khan's bravery in addressing these pressing issues.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
This country is paying people to read books for 15 minutes; more details inside

On September 6, 2026, Singapore's National Library Board introduced ReadSG, an exciting initiative that motivates residents to read for just fifteen minutes daily. Participants can earn virtual coins, redeemable for small cash rewards. This campaign is designed to cultivate a lasting passion for reading among the populace while addressing the issues of digital distractions and the prevalence of short-form media consumption.
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