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2,450 kg chicken destroyed: FDA finds food safety violations, including 700 kg meat brought from Delhi in thermocol boxes without temperature control for 36 hours
Goa's Food and Drugs Administration has destroyed 2,450 kg of chicken during two inspections in South Goa after detecting food safety violations. Officials intercepted 700 kg of chicken transported from Delhi at Margao railway station after nearly 36 hours of transport without temperature control. Another 1,750 kg was destroyed over missing labels and purchase records at a Verna cold storage unit.
New Ramayana lacks 'divinity & devotion', says original 'Laxman' Sunil Lahri; calls Sita Ji's way of addressing Lord Ram inappropriate
Sunil Lahri, who played Lakshman in Ramanand Sagar's 'Ramayan', has shared his mixed review of Nitesh Tiwari's 'Ramayana'. While praising its grand visuals, cinematography and performances, he said the film lacked the divinity and devotional sentiment associated with the epic. He also criticised the missing Ahalya episode, the Parashurama sequence and certain dialogues.
Donald Trump says he sleeps just 4-5 hours a night. What does science say about sleeping less, and how much sleep do Americans need?
Donald Trump reportedly operates on just four to five hours of sleep each night. Research indicates that most adults require seven to eight hours for optimal health. Sleep deprivation raises health risks and affects daily functioning for millions of Americans. Studies show that inconsistent sleep patterns can worsen heart health and increase the risk of serious conditions. Prioritizing a consistent sleep schedule is crucial for maintaining overall well-being.
Fed's Bowman flags persistent inflation, expects price pressure to ease next year
Fed Vice Chair Michelle Bowman flagged persistent US inflation but stopped short of calling for further rate hikes. She expects core PCE inflation to ease next year as AI-related demand pressures and geopolitical shocks fade, while highlighting risks to the economic outlook.
No agreement signed with GNA, so where is the question of withdrawal, asks Kerala CM
Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan addressed accusations about the state's electricity purchasing agreements with GNA. He emphasized that no formal contract had been signed, dismissing allegations of an ongoing deal. The Chief Minister criticized previous governments for lacking long-term electricity planning or generation enhancements. Satheesan assured that the UDF government will seek permanent solutions to the power crisis.
Ramayana builds a stronger domestic bridge amid global push
Ramayana: Part 1 has earned ₹403.9 crore in India and ₹260 crore overseas in its first six days, despite a much wider international release. Trade experts attribute its limited appeal in Western markets to cultural unfamiliarity, simplified storytelling and a lack of emotional depth, while competition from established franchises adds pressure.
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Thomas Markle, father of Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle, ordered back to jail after he cuts off his ankle bracelet
Thomas Markle was arrested and charged on Friday on a single federal count of possessing child sexual abuse material, including two explicit photographs of himself posed with a naked underage girl and other images of him with children in various stages of undress.
EU to make addictive app features easier to switch off
The European Union will on Wednesday unveil new rules to crack down on influencer marketing, ban online features that trick Europeans and force platforms to give users the right to turn off "addictive" features.
NCLT flags undervalued, fraudulent HDIL property sale in 2019
The order relates to a commercial office premises in Dheeraj Pali Arcade Building on Pali Road, Bandra West, which was transferred to the buyer through a registered sale agreement dated July 4, 2019. The transaction involved former HDIL directors Rakesh Kumar Wadhawan and Sarang Rakesh Wadhawan.
Green hydrogen demand slump delays electrolyser projects to August 2027
Weak demand for green hydrogen is prompting nearly half-a-dozen companies to defer commissioning their electrolyser manufacturing facilities from December 2026 to August 2027, with MNRE allowing them to retain eligibility under the PLI scheme. The delay reflects slower-than-expected order flows, as green ammonia projects awarded under the government’s green hydrogen programme are yet to reach financial closure and place orders.
Israel's parliament sworn in as Eisenkot tries to forge a government
Israel's parliament members were sworn in after a general election resulted in a coalition deadlock. Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a government, faces challenges due to a lack of majority support. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains in office as caretaker until a new government is established. The failure to form a coalition may lead to another election in the near future.
Microsoft presses Trump to scuttle expected ban on Chinese data center technology: Report
Microsoft is lobbying against a proposed ban on Chinese optical transceivers essential for artificial intelligence data centers. The Trump administration's decision could significantly impact the speed of data center development in the US. Industry groups have expressed concerns about potential supply chain disruptions and competitive disadvantages. The Federal Communications Commission is currently deliberating on the implications of this ban.
Microsoft presses President Trump to scuttle expected ban on Chinese data centre technology
Reuters reported in August that the Trump administration wants to ban US imports of new models of Chinese optical transceivers, which allow data to travel over fiber-optic cables at the speed of light within data centers. The concern is that they could be used by Beijing to steal data, install malware or disrupt service at US data centers.
TV actor who played Karna in Mahabharata gets 10 years in jail for killing neighbour over eucalyptus tree dispute
TV actor Bhupendra Singh, who played Karna in Jai Mahabharata, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by a Bijnor court for killing his neighbour over a dispute involving eucalyptus trees in December 2023. The court also imposed a Rs 1.5 lakh fine and ordered compensation for the victim's family and two injured persons.
Sanjay Gandhi was man in a hurry, played significant role in decision-making during Emergency: Sonia
In her insights, Sonia Gandhi discusses Sanjay Gandhi's pivotal role during the Emergency from 1975 to 1977. She highlights the repression of political opposition and the erosions of civil liberties that defined this era. Sanjay’s ambitious strategies, particularly in family planning and urban development, ignited public backlash against the regime.
Booker Prize 2026: All about winner M. John Harrison, his book 'The End of Everything'. What makes UK writer the oldest author to win the prestigious literary prize?
British author M John Harrison was named the winner of the 2026 Booker Prize for his dystopian satire 'The End of Everything' at a ceremony in London on Monday night.
Home Minister Amit Shah sets December 2028 drug-free Gujarat target, a year ahead of national deadline
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday set December 31, 2028, as the deadline to make Gujarat drug-free, a year ahead of India’s December 31, 2029, target. Addressing a gathering in Ahmedabad, he urged citizens to report drug abuse and drug sales to authorities, stressing that government efforts alone cannot eliminate narcotics.
Tejas Rajdhani faster, cheaper than Vande Bharat Chair Car on Delhi-Patna route: Officials
The Vande Bharat Chair Car service on the New Delhi to Patna route is currently operational during peak holiday travel. Passengers are experiencing discomfort due to the lack of sleeper accommodations and longer travel times. Reports indicate that travelers prefer the faster and cheaper Tejas Rajdhani Express instead. The Railway Ministry is under pressure to increase permanent train services to accommodate year-round demand.
McKinsey warns AI-driven analysis could slow decision-making, weaken future leadership pipeline
As artificial intelligence evolves, it accelerates business analysis, posing new challenges for decision-makers. The rapid generation of insights can overwhelm leaders, creating strategic risks, as highlighted by McKinsey. Their findings stress that while analysis speeds up, human judgment remains vital for decision-making. To thrive, organizations must enhance their capacity for human oversight, ensuring a balance between AI advantages and critical executive judgment in strategic operations.
‘When will we learn?’: Harsh Goenka questions civic sense of Indian tourists after they turn Vietnam airport into picnic spot
Recent footage shows Indian travellers enjoying meals on the floor of a Vietnam airport, triggering scrutiny from billionaire Harsh Goenka. He criticizes this behavior for damaging the global image of Indian tourists, sparking a heated discussion on social media about the lack of decorum displayed by some travellers. This incident raises ongoing concerns regarding the respect for local traditions and public spaces by Indian tourists abroad.
Delhi couple buys 5 kg of fish from fishermen. What they did next went viral: ‘The ocean didn’t need your charity…'
An unusual act of kindness by a Delhi-based couple has sparked a heated debate across social media. In a post on X, a user named Andry Dariz recounted how the couple bought 5 kg of live fish from local fishermen at Dhanushkodi beach and subsequently released them into the sea. While the gesture was seemingly intended as an act of compassion towards marine life, it also prompted differing reactions online.
Meet Dakota Meyer: Medal of Honor hero tapped by Pete Hegseth to fix Pentagon barracks' crisis as US troops sleep in cars, face no hot showers
Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer has been tapped by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to lead efforts to improve military barracks after reports of troops sleeping in cars and facing poor living conditions, including mouldy rooms, broken air conditioning and a lack of hot water and showers. Dakota Meyer served on active duty in the Marine Corps from 2006 to 2010.
US offers $20 mn reward for info on 'Iran's nuclear program': CENTCOM
Washington has announced a reward of up to $20 million for information regarding Iran's nuclear program and associated personnel. President Trump emphasized that Iran's military strength has been significantly weakened during the ongoing conflict. Additionally, he stated that Iran is now eager to negotiate a peace deal to end hostilities. Diplomatic efforts to prevent further fighting are being pursued by mediators.
Man unemployed for a year gets a call from a company. Then an email leaves him devastated: ‘Feel cursed…’
A jobseeker’s excitement over finally hearing back from a company turned into disappointment after discovering that the call was made by mistake. Sharing his experience on Reddit’s Recruiting Hell, the user revealed that he had been unemployed for a year and that a rare response to his direct application ended in heartbreak.
They wear black, hide their faces and vanish into crowds: The mysterious movement from the 1980s unsettling Europe
Masked protesters known as the Black Bloc utilize a collective identity to evade police identification during demonstrations. This tactic has escalated violence and conflicts during protests across various European countries. Authorities struggle to address this phenomenon due to the absence of a formal organizational structure. While some view these methods as legitimate political expression, others believe they undermine peaceful movements.
There is a wider acceptance of hybrid capital with the lack of options beyond bank lending: Bain Capital’s Sarit Chopra
Special Situations team of the Boston based PE group has deployed $1.2 bn in CY26; aims at $1 bn/yr momentum. From funding cross border M&As by India Inc to carve outs or helping promoter’s deleverage their balance sheets, new opportunities are mushrooming.
India, Israel vote against Pak-backed UN arms control resolution: Sources dismiss voting coordination
India has voiced its opposition to a Pakistan-led UN resolution on regional arms control, asserting that arms control transcends regional boundaries. With approximately 180 nations endorsing it, both India and Israel stood alone in dissent. India reiterated its long-standing position on arms control as a matter of principle, while a few other countries, including the U.S., shared hesitations about the resolution.
INDIA bloc intensifies protests against ECI-SIR, holds protests at Bengaluru
The INDIA bloc parties held a protest in Bengaluru against the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Chief Minister DK Shivakumar and other leaders demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. They alleged a lack of transparency in the electoral rolls revision process and expressed the need for justice for voters. District and block-level protests are planned to expand their campaign across Karnataka.
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