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IndiaTimes of India ·

Delhi to deploy Rs 1,789cr intelligent traffic system in three phases

Delhi is set to launch an Intelligent Traffic Management System worth Rs 1,789 crore to overhaul traffic flow across the city. The system will dynamically adjust signal timings based on real-time road conditions to ease congestion. Emergency vehicles like ambulances will be granted signal priority during peak hours. Automated surveillance tools will be used to detect and enforce traffic violations. The project will be rolled out in three phases, with assessments built in to ensure seamless integration and effectiveness.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

India develops turbojet engine as Russia deploys advanced drones against Ukraine

Russia has introduced its Geran-4 and Geran-5 jet-powered drones, which pose significant challenges to Ukraine's air defense systems due to their high speed and altitude capabilities. In response, Ukraine has begun deploying F-16 fighter jets and new interceptor systems to counter these advanced threats. On a separate front, India's Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has successfully developed a turbojet engine intended for future military use. The country has also showcased its Agniveg loitering munitions, highlighting India's growing ability to strike high-value targets with precision. These developments reflect a broader global push toward more sophisticated drone and counter-drone technologies.

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Cabinet approves Rabi MSP hike, green energy corridor funds, and Delhi AI traffic system

The Union Cabinet has approved three significant policy measures spanning agriculture, energy, and urban infrastructure. Minimum Support Prices for Rabi crops have been raised to provide greater financial support to farmers nationwide. Funding has also been sanctioned for the Green Energy Corridor-III project, which aims to strengthen interstate transmission of renewable energy. Additionally, Delhi is set to receive an Intelligent Traffic Management System that will use real-time data to improve road safety and ease congestion.

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Amit Shah Slams AAP Over Punjab Drug Crisis, Promises Clean State in Two Years

Union Home Minister Amit Shah attacked the Aam Aadmi Party at a rally in Jalandhar, accusing the party of allowing drug trafficking to continue unchecked in Punjab. He criticised Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann for failing to address the state's longstanding drug problem. Shah pledged that a BJP government would rid Punjab of drugs within two years if voted to power. He also pointed to the BJP's track record on drug seizures as superior to that of the Congress.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Passengers Describe Screams and Steep Dive on flydubai Flight to Saudi Arabia

Passengers aboard a flydubai flight reported a frightening experience that ended with an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. Eyewitnesses spoke to Israel's Channel 12 by phone, describing shouts from passengers seated toward the front of the aircraft. Those passengers had apparently overheard an altercation between the pilots in the cockpit. Following the incident, the plane dipped steeply before ultimately landing in Saudi Arabia.

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IndiaNDTV ·

India to Become an Aged Society Within 16 Years, Warns Moody's

India is on track to become an 'aged' society within 16 years, according to a warning from Moody's. The country is experiencing one of the steepest fertility declines globally, which is accelerating its demographic aging. Nations with the sharpest drops in fertility rates are expected to age the fastest in the coming decades. India's situation is particularly concerning as this aging is occurring before the country has achieved high-income status, a pattern economists describe as 'getting old before getting rich'.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Jharkhand consumer court orders Rs 1.99L payout after Rs 1.09L fridge explodes

A consumer commission in Jharkhand has ruled in favour of a customer who purchased a refrigerator worth Rs 1.09 lakh that developed repeated cooling problems and eventually exploded. The customer sought a replacement from the company, but the manufacturer failed to address the complaints or carry out satisfactory repairs. Finding the company guilty of a deficiency in service, the commission directed it to pay compensation along with litigation costs. The total payout ordered against the company amounts to Rs 1.99 lakh.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Bank Branches to Close on Multiple Dates in October for Holidays

Indian bank branches will remain shut on several dates in October due to national and regional holidays. Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti on October 2 and Dussehra on October 19 are among the key closure dates affecting multiple states. Additionally, banks will be closed on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month, as per standard practice. Customers are advised to plan their branch visits in advance to avoid inconvenience. Digital banking services will remain available for routine transactions during all closure periods.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Dell Foundation pledges $36.6M to expand Austin homeless housing village

The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation has committed $36.6 million to expand Community First! Village in Austin, Texas. The funding will support the addition of 127 acres to the existing site, with capacity to house up to 1,900 residents facing chronic homelessness. Infrastructure development is scheduled to begin in 2023 on properties along Hog Eye Road and Burleson Road. The initiative forms part of a wider effort to address the growing need for affordable and permanent housing solutions in the region.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Flydubai Dubai-Tel Aviv flight makes emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after cockpit altercation

A Flydubai flight traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv was forced to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia following a serious incident onboard. Reports suggest a physical altercation between the pilots caused the aircraft to descend rapidly. Israeli fighter jets were scrambled in response to initial fears of a hijacking, though those concerns were subsequently ruled out. Passengers reportedly heard screams and witnessed a violent confrontation inside the cockpit during the episode.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Punjab sign Umesh Yadav as guest player to chase first Ranji title since 1992

The Punjab Cricket Association has signed veteran pacer Umesh Yadav as a guest player for the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy season. The 38-year-old will bolster Punjab's pace attack as key bowlers Arshdeep Singh and Gurnoor Brar are expected to be on national duty. Punjab are hoping Yadav's red-ball experience will help them end a 34-year wait for a Ranji Trophy title, their last coming in 1992. This marks the first time Punjab have brought in a guest player of Yadav's profile for the domestic tournament.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Gujarat ATS, Coast Guard seize Rs 3,000 cr drugs from Iranian dhow near Lakshadweep

Gujarat's Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) and the Indian Coast Guard conducted a major drug bust in the Arabian Sea near Lakshadweep. The joint operation uncovered over 526 kg of heroin and methamphetamine concealed aboard an Iranian dhow. The seized narcotics are valued at more than Rs 3,000 crore. Five Pakistani nationals found on the vessel were arrested in connection with the haul. The operation marks a significant strike against drug trafficking networks operating through Indian waters.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Why Your Brain Replays Conversations and When It Becomes Harmful

Mentally revisiting past conversations is a common psychological behaviour that can help people make sense of social interactions and resolve uncertainty. However, when this reflection becomes excessive, it can intensify feelings of social anxiety rather than provide relief. Psychologists note that many people seek reassurance from ambiguous social cues, which can heighten emotional discomfort over time. Research suggests a correlation between prolonged event-rumination and worsening anxiety symptoms. Experts emphasise the importance of distinguishing healthy self-reflection from harmful rumination to maintain better mental well-being.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Teen rejection sparked a 500-student movement connecting youth with elderly

Jiya Joshi's journey into senior care began after the loss of her grandmother, which inspired her to connect with elderly individuals. At age 14, she was initially rejected when she attempted to volunteer at a nursing home. Undeterred, she independently organized visits to seniors, turning her personal initiative into a structured program. This effort grew into Young and Old United, a platform that pairs young people with isolated elderly individuals. The movement has since expanded to over 500 students and has positively impacted thousands of seniors.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Delhi Cancer Patient Loses Rs 2 Crore Home and Gold in Cyber Fraud

A Delhi woman undergoing cancer treatment received an unsolicited call on her landline on April 6 from an unknown number. The caller allegedly manipulated her into a sophisticated cyber scam that resulted in devastating financial losses. The victim lost her home worth Rs 2 crore along with a significant amount of gold. The case highlights how cyber fraudsters are increasingly targeting vulnerable individuals, including those dealing with serious health conditions.

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