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Telangana Food Safety Drive Finds Cockroaches, Rotten Food at 67 Outlets

Food safety authorities in Telangana conducted inspections across 67 food outlets, uncovering serious hygiene and safety violations. Inspectors found evidence of cockroach, housefly, and rodent infestations at multiple establishments. Contaminated and spoiled meat, rotten vegetables, and fungus-affected food items were also discovered during the checks. Additionally, expired food products were found being stored or used at several of the inspected outlets. The findings point to widespread lapses in basic food safety and sanitation standards across the outlets surveyed.

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UK Aerospace Firm Sigma Advanced Systems Launches Manufacturing in Andhra Pradesh

British aerospace company Sigma Advanced Systems has begun production operations in Andhra Pradesh, India. The facility is located within the Sri City industrial hub in the state. The new plant is designed to mirror the company's existing manufacturing setup in the United Kingdom. The move aims to shift a greater portion of the aerospace value chain to India, deepening the country's role in global aerospace manufacturing.

Texas Czech festival marks 50 years as couples return with children, grandchildren

Michigan's Buckhorn Creek restored after 125-year-old railroad dam removed

The Buckhorn Creek dam in Michigan has been dismantled after standing for over 125 years, allowing the creek to flow naturally once again. A new 90-foot bridge has been constructed in its place, improving access for trail users. The removal is expected to significantly benefit aquatic ecosystems, particularly boosting local brook trout populations. Volunteers are also planned to plant native vegetation along the creek banks to help stabilize the surrounding soil.

Southern Railway achieves 100% electrification after 95 years: How it will benefit train operations

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Wasim Akram criticises PCB over mid-tour changes, urges grassroots focus

Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has publicly criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for making changes to the team mid-tour, calling the move embarrassing. Akram urged the board to allow the domestic cricket system sufficient time to deliver results rather than implementing frequent changes. He also highlighted the importance of strengthening cricket at the grassroots level. The former captain specifically called for greater investment and attention in club, school, and college cricket to build a consistent pipeline of talent for the national side.

Bangladesh Hindu Monk Chinmoy Krishna Das Released on Bail After Months in Jail

Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das was granted a brief release from jail in Bangladesh, during which he was seen in tears touching the feet of a deity's idol. Das, who also serves as spokesperson for the Bangladesh Sammilito Sanatani Jagaran Jot, had been arrested in November 2024 on sedition charges. He was accused of allegedly disrespecting the national flag of Bangladesh. The monk was out of custody for approximately five hours before returning to detention. His arrest had drawn significant attention amid concerns over the treatment of Hindu minorities in Bangladesh.

iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max pre-orders open Sept 12; key features explained

Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are set to go up for pre-order in India on September 12, with general sales beginning September 18. The devices are priced starting at Rs 1,64,900 and Rs 1,79,900 respectively. Key upgrades include a variable aperture main camera, the new 2nm A20 Pro chip, and a larger vapour chamber for improved thermal performance. The Pro models also introduce Pro Controls, Apple Reference Image technology, and an extended battery life of up to 43 hours of video playback.

Delhi man stabbed 17 times in Mandawali; one arrested, hunt on for second suspect

A 22-year-old man named Vansh Dedha was fatally stabbed 17 times in east Delhi's Mandawali area on Thursday evening. The attack took place near a school and is believed to have stemmed from a dispute over a suspected affair. Dedha was rushed to a hospital by police but was declared dead on arrival. One suspect, Keshav Kumar, has been arrested, while a second accused remains at large. Authorities are examining CCTV footage and using technical surveillance to advance the investigation.

Jharkhand cricketers power East Zone to first Duleep Trophy title since 2012

East Zone claimed the Duleep Trophy on Thursday, ending an 11-year title drought dating back to 2012. The victory highlighted the growing depth of cricket talent emerging from Jharkhand. Captain Ishan Kishan was the standout performer, scoring 350 runs in the final alone. Players including Shikhar Mohan, Kumar Kushagra, Md Kounain Quraishi, and Anukul Roy also made notable contributions throughout the tournament. The result is seen as a strong indicator of Jharkhand's rising influence in Indian domestic cricket.

Remembering 9/11: The Attacks That Changed America Forever

On September 11, 2001, the United States was struck by a coordinated series of terrorist attacks. Hijackers flew commercial aircraft into the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon near Washington, D.C. A fourth hijacked plane, United Airlines Flight 93, was brought down in rural Pennsylvania after passengers fought back against the attackers. Their resistance is believed to have prevented a further intended strike on Washington. The attacks remain among the most significant and devastating moments in modern American history.

Ganguly backs Shami, says pacer not neglected by selectors

Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has defended the national selectors, asserting that fast bowler Mohammed Shami is not being overlooked despite his absence from the team. Ganguly acknowledged Shami's strong domestic performances and described him as a champion cricketer. However, he cautioned that it is too early to predict whether Shami will be part of India's 2027 World Cup squad. Ganguly also highlighted Ishan Kishan's promising Duleep Trophy displays as a potential pathway back into Test cricket. He emphasized the critical role of domestic red-ball cricket for young players seeking a Test recall.

Eight Killed Including Three Children in Maharashtra Road Collision

A deadly road accident in Maharashtra's Bhandara district claimed eight lives early on Thursday morning. The victims included three children among the eight fatalities. The crash involved a collision between a truck and a pickup van. Local police confirmed the death toll and are investigating the circumstances of the accident.

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Consumer Commission Fines Man Rs 10K for Frivolous Complaint Against Shoppers Stop

A consumer commission has dismissed a complaint filed against retail chain Shoppers Stop over charges for a paper carry bag. The commission ruled the case frivolous and imposed exemplary costs of Rs 10,000 on the complainant. It was noted that the individual had previously filed a similar complaint against the same retailer over bag fees. The commission also flagged the complainant's pattern of filing multiple consumer cases. The ruling underscores concerns about the misuse of consumer protection laws for personal gain.

SBI-Led Consortium Approves $3.5 Billion Loan for Vodafone Idea

A banking consortium led by the State Bank of India has approved a $3.5 billion loan for Vodafone Idea, India's third-largest wireless operator by subscribers. The funds are intended to help the telecom firm strengthen and upgrade its network infrastructure. The capital injection is aimed at improving Vodafone Idea's competitive position against rivals Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio. The move signals a significant financial lifeline for the struggling telecom operator as it works to close the gap with its larger competitors.

Telangana weapons heist cracked, it was an inside job, say cops

Welsh teen James Taylor holds 5 world records after teaching himself freestyle football online

Fourteen-year-old Welsh football freestyler James Taylor has earned a bronze medal at the World Championship. Taylor holds five Guinness World Records, a feat he achieved through self-teaching via online tutorials and consistent daily practice. His dedication has inspired his younger brother, who has gone on to claim three world records of his own. Together, the two siblings have accumulated a combined total of eight Guinness World Records for their family.