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    • Feb- 2025 -
      21 February

      Fresh Krishna water row between Telangana, Andhra Pradesh

      The role of Krishna River Management Board is under scrutiny for its preferential treatment to Andhra Pradesh at the expense of Telangana Hyderabad: The fast-dropping water levels in the joint projects on the Krishna River and the acute scarcity conditions prevailing in their ayacut areas have triggered a fresh flare-up in the ongoing water-sharing dispute between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The role of the Krishna River Management Board (KRMB) has come under scrutiny for its perceived soft-pedalling with Andhra Pradesh and the preferential treatment given to it at the expense of Telangana, which is falling short in utilising its entitled share. In a strongly worded letter addressed to the KRMB, the Telangana government took strong exception to the board’s decision to…

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    • 21 February

      Telangana government makes a strong case of its deprival at crucial KWDT hearing

      Viability of lift schemes explained in detail, stressing that these can support irrigation for at least a single crop Hyderabad: Telangana counsel CS Viswanathan presented the case of the State highlighting the deprivation of its due entitlement before the KWDT-II for the second day on Thursday as part of the final round of hearing. His arguments were mostly based on the Supreme Court judgement on the Cauvery Tribunal Award. Several paragraphs of the Supreme Court verdict were read in support of his arguments. He said there are certain similarities between the Cauvery and Krishna basins as both were water-short basins. Demand for water is more than the supply in both the basins. Telangana could have benefited from an irrigation point of view had a canal system through gravity been…

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    • 21 February

      Did Netflix actually remove Urvashi Rautela’s scenes from ‘Daku Mahaaraj’? Source clarifies

      In response to the backlash, Netflix later shared individual character slides, which included Urvashi’s photo twice, seemingly to address the earlier oversight and ensure her presence was acknowledged Mumbai: Recent rumours suggested that Netflix had removed Urvashi Rautela’s scenes from the film ‘Daaku Mahaaraj’ ahead of its streaming release. However, according to a reliable source, these claims are completely false. The source clarified that Netflix is streaming the film exactly as it was shown in theatres, adhering to the vision of the producers. This clarification comes after reports surfaced that the streaming giant had reportedly deleted all of Urvashi’s scenes from the film just before its digital release. The source emphasised that such rumours are baseless and that Netflix has stayed true to the original theatrical cut of the film. Netflix recently announced that the Telugu-language action-drama ‘Daaku Maharaaj’,…

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    • 21 February

      AIMIM preparing to contest Bihar Assembly Elections

      Party sources said preparations are going on and suitable candidates will be identified to contest the election on party ticket Hyderabad: The All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen is preparing itself to play a bigger role in the Bihar assembly elections to be conducted later this year. The AIMIM party has seen Bihar as a favourable ground after Telangana and Maharashtra. In fact, in 2020 assembly elections the party won five seats Amour, Kochadhamam, Jokihat, Baisi and Bahadurgunj of the 20 seats it had contested in the State. However, four out of the five legislators quit the party and joined the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). The party in 2024 Lok Sabha elections contested from eight seats in the State. Unfortunately it…

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    • 21 February

      Uber goes cash-only model for auto-drivers

      While Uber credits can still be used for other rides, it will not be implemented for payment to auto-drivers. A notification to this effect has been sent by the Uber to its customers, indicating that the new changes will be implemented from February 18 Hyderabad: Ride hailing app, Uber has announced a major shift in its payment model for auto drivers, shifting to direct cash-only model. This means that the customers will need to pay to the auto driver directly in cash, as any other digital payments like Uber credits will no longer be accepted. While Uber credits can still be used for other rides, it will not be implemented for payment to auto-drivers. A notification to this effect has been sent by…

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    • 21 February

      Congress leader Sonia Gandhi admitted to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi

      She is under observation of a team of doctors, sources said New Delhi: Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has been admitted to the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital here, sources said on Thursday. She is doing fine and is likely to be discharged on Friday, they said. Gandhi had turned 78 in December 2024. While the exact time of admission is not immediately known, a source said, she was admitted on Thursday morning. She is under observation of a team of doctors, the source said.

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    • 21 February

      ‘Made in India’ iPhone 16e not SE variant, say experts

      The new Apple device equipped with A18 chip, Apple Intelligence and a 48MP 2-in-1 camera system, being manufactured/assembled for local consumption, export New Delhi: In a further push to local manufacturing, the entire iPhone 16 lineup, including the newly-launched iPhone 16e, is now being assembled in India for domestic market as well as for exports, as industry experts on Thursday cleared the air around the new device being compared to now-retired iPhone SE. The new Apple device, with A18 chip, breakthrough battery life, Apple Intelligence, and a 48MP 2-in-1 camera system, is being manufactured/assembled for local consumption as well as for export to select countries. According to experts, iPhone 16e is not iPhone SE4 and the whole “comparison is futile”. When…

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    • 21 February

      Will Lady Gaga wear another meat dress?

      The 38-year-old singer-actress was questioned about some of her career’s memorable style moments during a lie detector test interview for Vanity Fair Los Angeles: Singer-actress Lady Gaga has finally talked about whether she would wear the meat dress again. During her lie detector test interview for Vanity Fair, the 38-year-old singer was questioned about some of her career’s memorable style moments. When presented with a photograph of the controversial meat dress she wore to the 2010 MTV VMAs, Gaga was asked if she would ever wear raw beef as couture again, reports people.com. “I don’t think so, no,” she replied. The lie detector test said the results of her response were “inconclusive,” the Grammy winner said, “Oh. Well, that was a surprise.” The singer also famously asked Cher to hold her purse made of raw meat when she went…

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    • 21 February

      BSF, BGB discuss attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh; border issues

      Bangladeshi delegation has raised objection with regard to fencing at some places along the Indo-Bangladesh border during 55th edition of the bi-annual DG-level border talks between India and Bangladesh New Delhi: The chief of Bangladesh’s border guarding force on Thursday termed the reports of attacks on minorities in his country as ‘exaggerated,’ asserting that authorities have taken steps for their protection. Addressing a joint press conference along with chief of India’s Border Security Force (BSF) Daljit Singh Chaudhary, Director General of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) Major General Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Siddiqui said the Bangladeshi delegation has raised objection with regard to fencing at some places along the Indo-Bangladesh border and it was hopeful that the issues would be resolved in the…

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    • 21 February

      Editorial: Unmaking friends, befriending foes

      By projecting Ukraine as a villain in the ongoing conflict, US President Trump is playing a dangerous game that could further alienate America’s traditional allies, including Europe Trump 2.0 appears to be bent upon harming friends more than the foes. He has been picking America’s allies for some harsh treatment while befriending rivals — usually the infamous dictators — in his ambitious pursuit of reshaping the global order. Trump’s statements on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war — blaming Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for ‘starting the war’ and dubbing him as a ‘dictator without elections’ — are outrageous and reflect his warped sense of history. By projecting Ukraine, not as a victim of invasion but as a villain in the ongoing conflict, the…

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