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World Politics & Diplomacy Just now (02:53 PM IST)

Two Killed, Two Hurt After Vehicle Hits Pedestrians Outside British Columbia Mall

Police in British Columbia say a driver struck four pedestrians outside Tsawwassen Mills mall, killing two people and injuring two others in an incident that unfolded during a First Nations event. Authorities have not yet said whether the crash was intentional, and the investigation remains active. The victims were identified by local media as elders from the Tsawwassen First Nation, deepening the tragedy’s impact on the community.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (07:57 AM IST)

Two Killed After Vehicle Strikes Pedestrians Outside British Columbia Mall

Police in British Columbia say a driver struck four pedestrians outside a shopping mall, killing two people and injuring two others in an incident that unfolded during a First Nations gathering. Authorities have not yet identified the driver’s motive and said early indications suggest the crash may have been linked to a medical emergency. The deaths have deepened grief in the Tsawwassen First Nation, where the victims were being remembered on a day meant to honor reconciliation and Indigenous remembrance.

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National Governance & PolicyJust now (06:06 PM IST)

Pralhad Joshi to Meet Sugarcane Farmers on October 12 as Centre Faces Pricing Pressure

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi is scheduled to meet sugarcane farmers on October 12, a development that comes amid renewed pressure on the Centre over cane pricing, arrears and industry distress. The meeting is expected to give farmers a direct channel to press their demands as the government navigates a politically sensitive rural issue with implications for sugar mills, state finances and the wider farm economy.

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National Governance & PolicyJust now (11:16 PM IST)

Government Caps Sugar Stocks at 1,000 Quintals for Dealers Ahead of Festive Demand

The Food Ministry has tightened sugar stockholding norms for dealers, capping inventories at 1,000 quintals as the country heads into the festive season. Officials said the amended rules are designed to prevent unnecessary accumulation in the distribution chain and keep supplies moving smoothly from mills to consumers.

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National Governance & PolicyJust now (09:12 PM IST)

Government Caps Sugar Stocks at 1,000 Quintals for Dealers Ahead of Festive Demand

India’s Food Ministry has tightened sugar stock limits for dealers to 1,000 quintals, a move aimed at preventing speculative accumulation and keeping supplies steady as the festive season approaches. The amended rules are designed to ensure sugar moves smoothly from mills through the distribution chain to consumers, reducing the risk of artificial scarcity or price pressure.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyJust now (09:19 AM IST)

Centre Allocates 14 Lakh Tonnes of Sugar for Early-October Sales Ahead of Dussehra

The Centre has allocated 14 lakh tonnes of sugar for sale during October 1-15, moving to ensure adequate market supply ahead of the Dussehra festive period. Mills in Karnataka, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh account for 10.77 lakh tonnes, or 83% of the country’s total allocation, underscoring the central role of these three producing states in India’s sugar balance.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyJust now (11:58 AM IST)

Easing Global Prices, Rising Arrivals and Weak Demand Set to Pressure Indian Cotton

Indian cotton prices are likely to remain under pressure as softer global benchmarks, higher market arrivals and subdued demand from mills weigh on sentiment. The outlook is further complicated by expectations of a smaller crop, with lower acreage and deficient rainfall threatening fibre output in key growing regions.

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National Governance & Policy5h ago

Telangana eyes tourism coupons to lure Hyderabad IT workers into weekend travel boom

The Telangana government is weighing a new "Tourism Coupons" initiative aimed at encouraging Hyderabad's large IT workforce to travel across the state on weekends, in a bid to expand domestic tourism and spotlight lesser-known destinations. The proposal comes alongside a much larger push to use AI, digital tools and private investment to position Telangana as a major tourism hub, with officials now targeting Rs 50,000 crore in tourism investments and 5 lakh jobs.

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India Entertainment & Culture8h ago

Begum Akhtar Reimagined Through Dastangoi in Bengaluru, Tracing Heartbreak, Agency and Song

A Bengaluru performance of Dastan-e-Akhtari brought Begum Akhtar's life into sharp relief through storytelling, live music and a fresh reading of her choices. Narrator Kafeel Jafri and singer Yusra Naqvi used the centuries-old Dastangoi form to explore the ghazal legend not as a tragic figure, but as a woman navigating respectability, love, rebellion and artistic freedom.

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India Entertainment & Culture9h ago

Telugu Film Music Reinvents Itself as Mass, Class and Niche Coexist

Telugu cinema's music landscape is undergoing a rapid transformation, with chartbusters, soulful numbers, nostalgia-driven tracks and experimental soundscapes all competing for attention at once. From Nandini Reddy's recalibrated approach in Maa Inti Bangaaram to the varied albums of The Paradise, Peddi and Dacoit, the industry is increasingly treating songs as both storytelling tools and standalone promotional engines.

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World Politics & Diplomacy22m ago

South Africa's New U.S. Ambassador Rejects Trump's White Genocide Claim as Refugee Debate Escalates

South Africa's new ambassador to Washington, Roelf Meyer, has flatly rejected Donald Trump's claim that white Afrikaners face genocide, saying the notion of a mass attack on the minority "does not exist." Meyer, a former apartheid-era mediator and self-described Afrikaner, says violence in South Africa has been misrepresented as the Trump administration expands a refugee pathway for white South Africans.

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