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Taken from India, 39 Naga ancestors return after 100 years: Oxford museum transfers skulls taken by British officials during colonial rule
Oxford's Pitt Rivers Museum has formally handed over the remains of 39 Naga ancestors, mostly skulls collected during British colonial rule between the 1910s and 1940s. A Nagaland delegation received them after a reconciliation process that began in 2020. The remains will be brought to India and laid to rest at a shared memorial.
Ramayana submitted for Oscars 2027: Ranbir Kapoor, Yash's film enters Academy race despite India's official entry. Here's how
Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana: Part 1, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi, has reportedly been submitted for consideration at the 2027 Oscars. The film can independently enter the Academy race despite Gondhal being India's official entry. It must meet the Academy's eligibility rules, including theatrical screening requirements. The film also features Sunny Deol and Ravie Dubey.
91% of Mumbai airport's international traffic to remain unaffected by Terminal 1 redevelopment
Mumbai's Terminal 1 redevelopment will leave around 91% of international passenger traffic unaffected, with 39 of 50 international airlines continuing operations at CSMIA. Eleven carriers may shift select services to Navi Mumbai International Airport from March 2027, as the revamp aims to address structural concerns and raise Terminal 1's annual passenger-handling capacity by 33% to 20 million by March 2029.
Can you sell your share in an ancestral joint property without consent of other family members? Know the law
When individuals aim to sell their shares in joint ancestral property, they must navigate various legal considerations. Gaining consent from co-owners is often essential, particularly with residential properties where potential disputes may occur. Completing a partition can help define ownership clearly before moving forward with a sale. Buyers should prioritize title verification from the original deed holder to ensure property documents are accurate and properly recorded.
Congress questions Rijiju's 'silence' on proposed Siang dam, slams Gao for supporting project
Congress criticized Union minister Kiren Rijiju for remaining silent on the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project issues. The project has caused anxiety among the indigenous Adi community regarding displacement and environmental concerns. BJP MP Tapir Gao's support for the dam is questioned as it overlooks local grievances. Congress demands Rijiju clarify his stance and ensure public consultation before moving forward.
Father gave his share of joint family land to second son; first son lost challenge but got 1/8th share in father’s self-acquired land, know why
A recent Madras High Court case addressed the inheritance dispute between two brothers regarding family property. Balakrishnan challenged their father's decision to gift land to his younger brother Jayachandran. The court upheld the validity of prior partition arrangements and gift deeds while reaffirming Balakrishnan's rightful share of the separate land. Balakrishnan was ultimately granted a 1/8th share in his father's self-acquired property.
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From family portraits to noodles: Sobhita Dhulipala gives a peek into Diwali with Naga Chaitanya
Sobhita Dhulipala shared glimpses of her Diwali celebrations with husband Naga Chaitanya and the Akkineni family, including Nagarjuna Akkineni. Her festive album featured family photographs, traditional decorations, diyas, sparklers and an unexpected bowl of noodles. The actress also shared pictures of her blue embroidered outfit and extended festive wishes to fans.
Once compared to Virat Kohli, this World Cup winner shares parents' new Himalayan dream home in Pithoragarh
Unmukt Chand Pithoragarh house: Former India Under-19 World Cup-winning captain Unmukt Chand has shared pictures of his parent's new hilltop home in Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand. Built by his parents over two years on ancestral land, the house overlooks the Panchachuli mountain range. Chand described it as a tribute to his family's roots and a special gift for his son, Krishay. He was once compared to Virat Kohli.
Americans growing more worried about jobs amid rising prices, finds NY Fed survey
* NY Fed survey finds rising worry over future unemployment * NY Fed poll finds little change in expected inflation * NY Fed survey reports stability in personal financial situations (Adds graphics)
SoO far, yet so close in Manipur
Recent violence in Manipur illustrates how local incidents can quickly escalate into widespread unrest. The Suspension of Operations agreement has become a focal point of political tension ahead of upcoming elections. Various community groups are clashing over issues of special status and historical grievances. Heightened animosities between the Meitei community, Kuki-Zos, and Nagas have exacerbated the situation.
Manipur CM Khemchand meets families of two youths killed in Kangpokpi
Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visited the families of the deceased youths in Kangpokpi. He expressed condolences and offered government support during their difficult time. Singh confirmed that the case is with the National Investigation Agency for further investigation. The Committee on Tribal Unity suspended a district-wide shutdown, pending government action on their demands. The Chief Minister emphasized the importance of fostering peace and unity among communities in Manipur.
Naga Chaitanya & Sobhita Dhulipala's 6-bedroom villa in Hyderabad's Jubilee Hills is a luxury haven blending traditional Telugu architecture with modern comforts
Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala are reportedly living in an 8,500-square-foot luxury villa in Hyderabad's Jubilee Hills, estimated to be worth around Rs 15 crore. According to reports, the property features six bedrooms, a home theatre, a swimming pool, a library, a gym and landscaped gardens. The residence reportedly combines modern interiors, smart home technology and traditional Telugu architectural elements.
56% of global business leaders expect disruptions to severely hit operations: KPMG
A recent KPMG International report indicates that 56 percent of global business leaders anticipate severe disruptions affecting operations. The report highlights increasing risk exposure, with 70 percent of leaders noting escalated risks in recent years.
Congress' Ajay Maken flags missing PM2.5 data at 25 Delhi stations on Diwali night
Ajay Maken raised concerns about the lack of PM2.5 data at 25 air quality monitoring stations on Diwali night. He noted that pollution levels averaged 38.4 times the World Health Organisation's limit at the remaining stations. Maken emphasized that this inconsistency affects the accuracy of pollution data and trends. The Air Quality Index in Delhi has deteriorated significantly following Diwali celebrations.
56% of global business leaders expect disruptions to severely hit operations: KPMG
A recent KPMG International report indicates that 56 percent of global business leaders anticipate severe disruptions affecting operations. The report highlights increasing risk exposure, with 70 percent of leaders noting escalated risks in recent years. Technology disruption and geopolitical tensions are identified as primary concerns for the near future. Companies are prioritizing AI and predictive analytics to enhance supply chain resilience and managing risks.
Jharkhand: Tribal activist Nisha Bhagat's last rites to be held in Gumla, BJP demands CBI probe
Nisha Kumari Bhagat's death has drawn political reactions and calls for investigation from various groups. Her allegations against the Hemant Soren-led government and land brokers were made during a Facebook Live session. Following her death, her father has demanded a CBI inquiry into the circumstances surrounding it. The police have registered an unnatural death case but found no suicide note in her room.
'Ability, confidence, education, not minority identity': Family of Saba Haider on US poll victory
Saba Haider, an Illinois House representative, secured a significant victory in the recent elections. Her family in Uttar Pradesh celebrated the achievement, highlighting the importance of education and public service. Saba's journey included a gold medal in Wildlife Science from Aligarh Muslim University before moving to the US. She previously ran unsuccessfully for the DuPage County Board before winning her current position.
Life Insurance Corp of India reports higher premium income in H1, net profit rises around 22%
Life Insurance Corporation of India reported a 21.52% increase in net profit for the first half of FY27. Total premium income rose by 11.64%, reaching Rs 2,74,269 crore during this period. Individual new business premium income increased by 14.86%, while renewal premium income grew by 4.68%. LIC sold approximately 70.97 lakh individual policies, reflecting a minor decrease from last year.
Manipur gunfight kills 3 cadres as govt forms peace panels across districts
A gunfight in Taodaijang village resulted in the deaths of three militants and injuries to six others. The clash involved the NSCN (IM) and the Zuf (J) along with other factions. Following the incident, the Government of Manipur has initiated the formation of District Level Peace Committees. These committees aim to enhance community dialogue and restore harmony in conflict-affected areas.
From Bhatkal to US Senate spotlight: Elected Abdul El-Sayed’s wife Sarah’s Karnataka roots
Abdul El-Sayed has been elected as the first Muslim to the US Senate, marking a historic milestone. His wife, Dr. Sarah Jukaku, has roots in Bhatkal, Karnataka, connecting their family to Indian heritage. Sarah's grandfather was a deputy minister for finance in Mysore State, contributing to local development. The couple met at the University of Michigan, where they became active in the Muslim Students' Association.
Shutdown hits normal life in Manipur’s Kangpokpi for second day over killing of two Kuki youths
Normal life in Kangpokpi district was disrupted for two days due to a shutdown. This was initiated by the Committee on Tribal Unity in protest against the government's inaction. The Kuki youths, who had gone missing recently, were killed and their bodies were recovered after several search operations.
Arunachal CM Pema Khandu rejects forced displacement claims, says no decision taken on Siang dam
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu addressed concerns regarding the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project during a recent outreach. He refuted claims of forced displacement and emphasized the importance of accurate information for residents. Khandu asserted that no decisions will be made without extensive public consultations regarding the project. The ongoing unrest stems from fears within the Adi community over potential environmental and social impacts.
Manipur tension flares after bodies of two missing Kuki youths found
Tension has increased in Manipur after two Kuki youths were found dead, sparking protests and clashes. Security forces faced difficulties in controlling large gatherings of demonstrators demanding justice. The Committee on Tribal Unity has outlined five demands for the government to meet before they accept the deceased's bodies. Political leaders from the Manipur Congress are discussing the law and order situation amid ongoing violence.
Manipur tensions flare after bodies of two missing Kuki youths found in Senapati
Tensions have risen in Manipur's Kangpokpi district after two Kuki youths were found dead following their disappearance. Large protests led to clashes between demonstrators and security forces, resulting in injuries. The Committee on Tribal Unity has refused to claim the bodies due to unmet demands from the state government. Senior Congress leaders are discussing the law and order situation with party leadership in New Delhi.
Family members can reject sale of joint HUF land and treat it as void if Karta sells it solely for personal benefit; Key legal rules you must know
In a Supreme Court ruling from earlier this year, the sale of joint ancestral property was deemed invalid if it only benefited one family member. The court highlighted that the head of a family must demonstrate genuine necessity for such sales. Karta is a manager and not an absolute owner of joint property. Sales favoring one coparcener are particularly susceptible to legal challenges.
Foreign funding must be probed, but it cannot brush aside local concerns over the Siang dam
CBI is examining alleged foreign funding concerning protests against the Siang Upper Multipurpose hydropower project. Local communities have opposed the project for nearly two decades due to various concerns. These concerns encompass displacement, loss of ancestral land, and cultural identity. Recent natural disasters highlight the risks associated with large hydropower projects in fragile environments. Addressing these concerns requires transparency and public scrutiny rather than mere speculation about foreign influence.
Manipur tensions flare after killing of three Kuki-Zo volunteers; rallies demand peace, SoO pact abrogation
Fresh tensions have emerged in Manipur after three Kuki-Zo village volunteers were killed in Noney district, with the Kuki Inpi Manipur accusing NSCN-IM and ZUF(K) cadres of carrying out the attack. Meanwhile, rallies in Imphal and Senapati called for lasting peace, rehabilitation of displaced people and scrapping of the Suspension of Operations agreement.
Manipur: Thousands take part in rally in Imphal demanding lasting peace, justice for violence victims
A massive turnout in Imphal and Senapati saw thousands rallying for peace, justice, and the safe return of displaced individuals amidst the rising tensions in Manipur. The gatherings, led by various community organizations, stressed the urgent need to reassess the Suspension of Operations agreement with Kuki militant groups.
What awaits the fate of suspension of operations agreement in Manipur?
In Manipur, over 2,200 militants are housed in designated camps as the Suspension of Operations agreement has expired. Tensions have risen between Kuki and Meitei communities, fueling ongoing violence and conflict. The local government acknowledges the concerns of the Meitei majority regarding the continuation of the SOO agreements. Ethnic clashes have resulted in significant casualties and displacement among the affected populations.
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