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Saudi Arabia records 15.2 million Umrah performers in Q1 2026
Riyadh: Saudi Arabia recorded more than 15.2 million Umrah performers during the first quarter of 2026, with domestic performers accounting for nearly two-thirds of the total. According to a report on Umrah statistics released by the General Authority for Statistics (GASTAT) on Sunday, August 23, a
Dream Week For Us: Treesha Jolly And Gayatri Gopichand Reflect On World Championship Bronze Medal - Exclusive
Treesha Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand spoke to Times Now exclusively after winning the bronze medal in the BWF World Championships 2026.
Explained: How Can India Qualify For Women's Hockey World Cup SF During Sunday's Clash vs Australia
The Indian women's team will face Australia in their final fixture in the second stage of the FIH Women's Hockey World Cup. The Salima Tete-led side can qualify, but they will have to hope things go their way when China and the Netherlands play.
The Woman Who Discovered Climate Change And Was Erased From It
In 1856, Eunice Newton Foote discovered that carbon dioxide could trap heat, offering an early glimpse of climate change. Her groundbreaking work was later forgotten, until history rediscovered her.
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Former DGP Anjani Kumar fires a bronze at State shooting
Konda Surekha Writes to Disciplinary Committee
She suspected a few 'hidden forces' behind this and requested the committee to conduct an impartial inquiry to identify the “real persons” operating from behind the scenes and take strict disciplinary action against them.
Hyderabad Gurudwara Turns 100, Celebrations With Run and Walkathons
The gurudwara played a role in providing shelter to migrant Sikhs who arrived in Hyderabad after leaving their homes during the 1947 Partition of India and Pakistan.
Sajjanar Pays Homage to Raja Bahadur Venkatram Reddy
Sajjanar added that the Police Academy was named the Raja Bahadur Venkatram Reddy Police Academy in honour and remembrance of his services.
Kamareddy: Family Alleges Medical Negligence After Baby’s Death
The family members alleged that the baby could have been saved if the Caesarean section been performed earlier. They accused the doctors of negligence and staged a protest outside the hospital.
Yennam Launches Edu Volunteer Initiative
Srinivas Reddy said teachers already had several responsibilities, including completing the curriculum, preparing lesson plans, conducting examinations and submitting government reports. V
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