Author: Team Admin

Washington: Sergio Gor, the newly appointed United States envoy-designate to India, has declared that one of his top priorities will be to ensure that India reduces its strategic and economic reliance on China. In public remarks, Gor emphasized that the evolving global order demands that countries like India diversify supply chains, strengthen alliances with democracies, and avoid over-dependence on any single power—particularly China. Such shifts, he argued, are essential to preserving both regional stability and economic resilience. While Gor acknowledged the importance of maintaining relations with all major global players, including China, he stressed that the imbalance—where India sources…

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New Delhi: In a momentous event today at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, C.P. Radhakrishnan was sworn in as India’s Vice President, stepping into the high constitutional office following the mandate of the BJP-led NDA. The swearing-in ceremony drew leaders from across the political spectrum, including members of the INDIA bloc, showcasing the importance of the office beyond party lines. President Droupadi Murmu administered the oath in the ceremony, which was attended by a host of dignitaries — ministers, parliamentarians, state leaders, and representatives of opposition parties. The event underscored the constitutional tradition and political symbolism attached to the Vice…

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Dallas, Texas: In an incident that has left the Indian community in shock, a 50-year-old Indian-origin motel manager was brutally murdered and decapitated in front of his family following a dispute with a co-worker over a faulty washing machine. The victim, identified as Chandra “Bob” Nagamallaiah, worked as a manager at a motel in Dallas. According to police reports, the argument began when Nagamallaiah asked fellow employee Yordanis Cobos-Martinez, 37, not to use a washing machine that was out of order. Witnesses said Cobos-Martinez grew enraged after Nagamallaiah chose to communicate his instructions through another worker instead of…

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Team Goemkarponn OLD GOA: Goa Police has arrested Dr. V. Doshi, a DNB student attached to Healthway Hospital, on charges of outraging the modesty of a Spanish woman admitted to the ICU. The alleged incident took place on August 31. Healthway Hospital, in a statement, said that the moment the complaint was received, Dr. Doshi was immediately suspended from all active duties pending the outcome of the police investigation. The hospital further assured that the patient has been extended full cooperation in filing her police complaint. The Spanish national continues to receive treatment at the hospital, which has pledged…

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Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: With the Zilla Panchayat elections scheduled for December, the State Election Commission (SEC) has begun preparations by appointing Deputy Collectors and Mamlatdars as Returning Officers (ROs) and Assistant Returning Officers (AROs) for the upcoming polls. The term of the current ZPs will end in the first week of January 2026. According to the notification, Deputy Collectors and Mamlatdars will oversee constituencies within their taluka limits. The SEC has also initiated the process of dividing North Goa and South Goa ZPs into 25 single-member constituencies each. District Collectors will serve as Electoral Registration Officers, while Mamlatdars will…

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Mumbai: Indian football has enjoyed flashes of joy in recent months — Khalid Jamil’s side clinched a bronze medal at the CAFA Nations Cup, a rare podium that lifted the mood in an otherwise bleak landscape. But beneath the celebration, former India coach Armando Colaco sees a structural rot that he believes cannot be ignored any longer. “The problem is simple,” Colaco says. “There is no promotion and relegation.” For him, the absence of this basic mechanism in the Indian Super League (ISL) and I-League is slowly strangling competitiveness. Without the fear of relegation, struggling ISL clubs…

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Mumbai: Suryakumar Yadav’s decision to withdraw an appeal against UAE batter Junaid Siddique during the Asia Cup has divided opinions, though India batter Ajinkya Rahane was quick to hail it as an act of true sportsmanship. The incident unfolded in the 13th over of the UAE innings when Siddique, distracted after bowler Shivam Dube dropped a towel, failed to return to the crease after missing a pull shot. Wicketkeeper Sanju Samson struck the stumps with a sharp underarm throw, and the third umpire ruled Siddique out. However, Suryakumar intervened after a brief discussion with the on-field umpire and…

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