‘Gyanesh Kumar must be removed’: DMK demands CEC’s ouster, backs student protests | India News

DMK passes resolution demanding CEC’s ouster, backs student protests NEW DELHI: Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) on Saturday demanded the immediate removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and an inquiry into his conduct, accusing him of overseeing the systematic disenfranchisement of legitimate voters through the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.The party also extended…

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McClellan Air Force Base closed in 2001; 25 years later, the 3,000-acre Sacramento site has drawn about $600 million in investment, with 10 million sq ft of buildings and a public-use airport

Peacekeeper Gate at McClellan Air Force Base in 1995 (Image Credit: Wikipedia) When McClellan Air Force Base closed in July 2001, the decision threatened thousands of jobs and raised concerns about the economic future of the surrounding Sacramento community. A quarter-century later, the former military installation has become McClellan Park, a business and industrial hub…

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Ranabaali: Vijay Deverakonda reacts to Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s praise for ‘Ranabaali’; says ‘seeing this gives me a kick’ | Telugu Movie News

Vijay Deverakonda’s latest period action drama ‘Ranabaali’, starring alongside his wife Rashmika Mandanna, has received praise from filmmaker Sandeep Reddy Vanga. The ‘Animal’ director appreciated Vijay’s performance and intense action sequences, calling him the next “defining action hero of Indian cinema”.As Vijay Deverakonda woke up in the morning, he was delighted by Vanga’s reaction and…

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People Born on This Date May Have a Hidden Talent for Making Money

Individuals born on the 17th are characterized by their ambitious nature and long-term goals, demonstrating a strong commitment to achieving success. They manage their finances wisely, often preferring thorough deliberation to spontaneous buying. While they approach challenges with remarkable poise, this focus can sometimes impact personal relationships, potentially fostering feelings of isolation. Maintaining a healthy…

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Miami high school senior chased a thief after hearing a woman scream; despite being pepper-sprayed, he tackled and restrained the suspect; police have now honoured him with the title ‘Spider-Man of Brickell’

A Miami high school senior who chased down and helped detain a man accused of theft despite being pepper-sprayed has received a hero award from Miami Police for his brave actions, 7News reported.The Good Samaritan, identified as Harry Cossyphas, was on his way to a grocery store in Brickell when he heard a woman shouting…

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Jr NTR’s ‘Dragon’ shoot resumes after shoulder surgery; Prashanth Neel films other sequences during recovery; makers retain June 2027 release |

Jr NTR’s ‘Dragon’ shoot resumes after shoulder surgery; Prashanth Neel films other sequences Telugu superstar Jr NTR is expected to return to filming for ‘Dragon’ towards the end of October 2026, following his recovery from a shoulder injury. The actor underwent arthroscopic surgery in August and has completed six weeks of recovery and physiotherapy.Directed by…

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‘Foreign-inspired terrorism no longer visible’: Home Secy Govind Mohan on changing internal security landscape | India News

Home Secy Govind Mohan speaks on changing internal security landscape NEW DELHI: Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan has said that foreign-inspired terrorism has been largely contained in India, barring a few areas, while homegrown terrorism has nearly been eliminated.“Homegrown terrorism has almost ended, while foreign-inspired terrorism is no longer visible in any other part of…

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United Nations Security Council: Researchers and Indigenous rangers documented two submerged sites off Western Australia, including stone artefacts near an ancient spring; the landscape flooded at least 9,000 years ago and stone came from 23 km away

Archaeologists working with Indigenous rangers have documented two underwater sites off Murujuga in Western Australia, uncovering evidence of how First Nations communities used the landscape before rising sea levels submerged it thousands of years ago. The findings, reported by ABC News and detailed in a new study published in Quaternary Science Reviews, expand on earlier…

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