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Mohammed Siraj takes charge as DSP in Telangana
Indian cricketer Mohammed Siraj has been appointed as the deputy superintendent of police (DSP) in Telangana. Siraj’s new role was confirmed in a ceremony with the state’s DGP and other officials. Despite lacking the required educational qualifications, Siraj was granted an exemption by the Telangana government, recognizing his contributions to international cricket.
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After loss in Haryana polls, ex-MLA Kundu discontinues bus service for girls
After losing the Haryana assembly election, former MLA Balraj Kundu halted a complimentary bus service for girls which he had initiated. The service, which started in 2017, helped girls from around 40 villages commute to schools and colleges. Newly elected MLA Balram Dangi assures an alternative arrangement to keep the service running.
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‘How many more families must suffer?’: Rahul slams Centre after train accident
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi criticizes the Centre after a train accident in Tamil Nadu, accusing the government of failing to learn from past incidents. He calls for accountability at the top. Meanwhile, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra also condemns the lack of action, while the Railway Board confirms no casualties. The incident resembles the Balasore...
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Harris’ Indian roots will be a significant advantage in polls: Professor
US Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump ramp up campaigns ahead of the November 5 election. Both hold events in Pennsylvania, with Harris backed by former President Obama. Polls show a tight race; key issues include the economy, immigration, and abortion rights. Voter turnout and Harris’s Indian roots could influence the outcome.
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‘We aren’t good enough’: Akhtar lambasts Pakistan after Multan defeat
Shoaib Akhtar criticized Pakistan’s cricket team and management after their heavy defeat by England in Multan. He highlighted the team’s decade-long decline, concerns over their World Test Championship status, and issues like groupism affecting unity. Akhtar called on PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi to take immediate action to restore Pakistan cricket.
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