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Joint Commissioner (Works) C. Saravanan inspected development projects in Thiru. Vi. Ka. Nagar Zone

The theme of this year’s convention is “Future-Ready Leadership: Reinventing Management for a Changing World”

The arrangement includes 15,000 officers and personnel. City Police Commissioner A. Amalraj chairs review meeting

Founded in 1937, Adams Ranch in Fort Pierce, Florida, has grown from a small cattle operation into a roughly 50,000-acre ranch spanning several counties. Four generations of the Adams family have worked the land, with a fifth now growing up there. As development expands across Florida, the family remains committed to preserving ranching traditions and supporting local food production.

Mirwaiz made the announcement on the urs (special occasion) of Hazrat Sheikh Noor-ud-Din Noorani, a local saint from Budgam

According to S. Vasudevan, president of Tanstia, Micro and Small Enterprises are presently undergoing an extremely challenging phase due to the West Asia conflict and the continuous increase in production and operational costs

The 535-page chargesheet details the conspiracy and the role of the three dead terrorists, including Saifullah, commander of the banned Jaish-e-Mohammad, in the attack.

While Congress leader says he was ‘shocked’ that the President did not ‘deny’ the Opposition’s ‘vote theft’ allegation, BJP’s Sudhanshu Trivedi says Rahul Gandhi twisted what had occurred

Police told the former BSF personnel, who wanted to protest against their dismissal from service, that hunger strikes were unlawful and that a two-day continuous agitation is not permitted

Speed Post articles to be delivered next day in six Municipal Corporations of Keralam

In Pune, hundreds of students are protesting leaked exam papers that qualify people for State government service jobs. In public, they demand accountability, a transparent process, and fixed dates for exams; in private, they fear police notices that could jeopardise their chances at future interviews. At the protest site, Chinmay Gaikwad speaks to students, who wonder how they will build a future in uncertainty and economic hardships

An Idaho family, whose farm thrives along the Snake River, has initiated legal action against the state regarding an emergency order that ceased their irrigation due to dwindling water levels. This abrupt halt has jeopardized their crops and could threaten their agricultural enterprise. They assert that their property rights were infringed upon without due process or fair compensation, highlighting a larger issue surrounding water rights management in the region.