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‘Not high command’s fault’: Kharge on Karnataka Cong leadership issue

‘Not high command’s fault’: Kharge on Karnataka Cong leadership issue

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Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Sunday drew a clear line between the party’s central leadership and the simmering power struggle in Karnataka, saying the confusion over leadership exists only at the local level and not within the party high command. Kharge rejected suggestions that the party leadership in Delhi was responsible for the uncertainty, arguing that local leaders must take responsibility for their internal disagreements.(PTI) Speaking to reporters, Kharge rejected suggestions that the party leadership in Delhi was responsible for the uncertainty, arguing that local leaders must take responsibility for their internal disagreements. “The high command hasn’t created any confusion. It exists at the local level,” he said, asking, “How is it right to put the blame on the high command?” Kharge also issued a caution to party leaders against claiming personal credit for the Congress’s electoral success in the state. Emphasising the role of the organisation and its cadre, Kharge said the party’s victories were the result of collective effort rather than individual ambition. “Everyone has built the party. It’s not any individual’s effort. …

Citizen participation Vs lack of intent: Meeting on tackling malnutrition exposes fault lines

Citizen participation Vs lack of intent: Meeting on tackling malnutrition exposes fault lines

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AMRAVATI: Citizen participation is necessary to strengthen the healthcare system and prevent maternal and child deaths in the tribal-dominated Melghat region in Amravati district, secretary of the public health department Nipun Vinayak said on Saturday. Citizen participation Vs lack of intent: Meeting on tackling malnutrition exposes fault lines “Along with the creation of necessary facilities to prevent maternal and child mortality, the health system needs to be strengthened at the village level, with active participation of citizens,” a press release issued by the district collectorate said, quoting Vinayak’s address during a review meeting comprising officials from six teams which toured different regions of Melghat on Friday. The teams visited the region to assess health infrastructure and address malnutrition, pursuant to orders issued by the Bombay high court (HC) on November 24. But petitioners of a clutch of Public Interest Litigations (PILs), whose interventions in court led to the directive and who were present during Saturday’s meeting, said the emphasis on citizen participation belied crippling problems regarding lack of inter-departmental coordination and government neglect. Focus on …

Airport Check-in Chaos Eases; Air India Says ‘Third-Party System’ Fault Resolved | India News

Airport Check-in Chaos Eases; Air India Says ‘Third-Party System’ Fault Resolved | India News

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Last Updated:December 03, 2025, 07:08 IST A major check-in disruption at several airports eased on Tuesday night after Air India confirmed that a third-party system fault had been fully resolved. An Air India flight (Image used for representation) Air India announced on Tuesday night that a technical problem affecting check-ins at several airports had been completely fixed. The disruption, caused by a third-party system, had delayed flights of multiple airlines earlier in the evening. In a statement on X, the airline said, “The third-party system has been fully restored, and check-in at all airports is functioning normally. All our flights are operating as per schedule.” Air India also thanked passengers for their patience. #ImportantUpdateA third-party system disruption has been affecting check-in systems at various airports, resulting in delays across multiple airlines, including Air India. Our airport teams are working diligently to ensure a smooth check-in experience for all passengers. While…— Air India (@airindia) December 2, 2025 The airline had earlier explained that the fault had led to delays across several carriers and that its airport …

ECI not at fault if SIR’s aim same in all Bihar seats: Supreme Court

ECI not at fault if SIR’s aim same in all Bihar seats: Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court on Thursday said that the Election Commission of India (ECI) cannot be faulted for conducting a special intensive revision (SIR) across the state of Bihar if the reason for undertaking the exercise is common across all constituencies. Besides Bihar, the SIR exercise conducted in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and Puducherry have also been challenged in the Supreme Court which will be heard in the coming weeks. (ANI) Hearing a clutch of petitions challenging the SIR in the state, a bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant and justice Joymalya Bagchi said, “This is not a routine updation of electoral roll but a special revision. Any process which is fair and transparent, it can go on, unless it can be shown the ECI has no power to do it.” The court was responding to arguments by senior advocates Kapil Sibal and Abhishek Manu Singhvi appearing for some of the petitioners who submitted that the SIR exercise is unconstitutional as determining citizenship of voters is not the job of …

Suresh Raina lends support to Gautam Gambhir after India’s dismal performance against South Africa: ‘He is not at all at fault’ | Cricket News

Suresh Raina lends support to Gautam Gambhir after India’s dismal performance against South Africa: ‘He is not at all at fault’ | Cricket News

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Former India batter Suresh Raina said that the blame of India’s failures in the recent South Africa series cannot be pinned on only head coach Gautam Gambhir and his support staff, adding that the players should also take responsibility. “Gauti bhaiya (Gautam Gambhir) has worked really hard and he is not at all at fault. The players have to work really hard and play well. Under him we have been doing great in the white-ball format where we just won the ICC Champions Trophy and Asia Cup in Dubai earlier this year. The players have to score, the coach can only guide, advise and give support to the players” Raina told ‘PTI Videos’. “If they (the players) are facing any issues, they must be communicating to the coach that this is the issue. If the players do well then the coach will be also applauded. But if the team is not doing well, it should not be that the coach should be sacked from his post. I have played with Gautam bhaiya, he loves Indian …

Dakota Fanning Reveals Reasons for Choosing to Star in All Her Fault

Dakota Fanning Reveals Reasons for Choosing to Star in All Her Fault

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Dakota Fanning opens up on starring in the series All Her Fault. Sharing about the decision at a press conference, she noted what hooked her to the show. “I love that there is a mystery. I love that you knew there were going to be twists and turns. But what hooked me most was my character’s relationship with Sarah’s character. And that first scene in the bathroom, of them meeting, that was the first scene that we actually filmed. It was both of our first days. And seeing that dynamic.” She further added, “And then my big question, because I think I read the first three or four scripts and then spoke with Megan, the showrunner, and Minkie, who directed the first four. And my first question was, I just wanted to know where their relationship was going. Because I was going to be so disappointed if it was going to go the way of a problem. Like seeing the trope of these women being at each other’s throats and a sinister vibe to their …

All Her Fault review: Sarah Snook leads a devastating thriller about the terrifying fragility of parenthood | Web-series News

All Her Fault review: Sarah Snook leads a devastating thriller about the terrifying fragility of parenthood | Web-series News

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In Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar (2014), the emotional climax arrives not through cosmic spectacle but through a quiet, devastating reunion between a father and his daughter. Matthew McConaughey’s Cooper returns from the vast unknown to find Murph old and fading, no longer a child but a woman who has lived an entire lifetime without him. “No parent should have to watch their own child die,” she tells him. The line is simple but speaks to something primal — that the bond between parent and child is not merely emotional but foundational, instinctive, even feral. The fear of losing a child, whether to death, distance, or disappearance, is a nightmare no parent can ever fully wake from. It’s this fear that anchors All Her Fault, the Sarah Snook–led psychological thriller that examines how far a mother might go to reclaim what was taken from her, even when the world insists she is wrong. The familiar fear, delivered fresh The premise is disarmingly ordinary: Marissa Irvine (Snook), a self-made wealth manager and mother, drives to a suburban home …

Peacock’s ‘All Her Fault’ is a thriller about a missing kid that explores pressures on modern moms

Peacock’s ‘All Her Fault’ is a thriller about a missing kid that explores pressures on modern moms

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NEW YORK — After a long day at work, you rush to pick up your child from a playdate with a new friend. But there’s a problem as soon as you get there: The person who answers the door has no idea who your child is — or you. “I think you’ve got the wrong house,” they say. Peacock’s ‘All Her Fault’ is a thriller about a missing kid that explores pressures on modern moms Your child has disappeared. This parental kick-in-the-stomach scenario is being manifested onto TV screens with “All Her Fault,” a thrilling series from Peacock that also acts as a subtle satire of the modern marriage. The questions come fast and furious — Who made the playdate? Who checked out the nanny involved? Did mom really need to be at work? Like the title suggests, “All Her Fault” explores how women get stretched trying to juggle a career while maintaining a household and children — and getting blamed if anything goes wrong. “I had years and years and years of just trying …

What is “hidden serve” in Table Tennis and why was Manush Shah’s serve called one?

What is “hidden serve” in Table Tennis and why was Manush Shah’s serve called one?

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The Indian table tennis player Manush Shah faced a crucial service fault call during his match against France’s Felix Lebrun, which contributed to his straight-games defeat, at the 2025 ITTF World Championships. The Round of 64 match saw a controversial moment that highlighted the strict enforcement of service rules in professional table tennis. Leading 2-0 in the second game against Lebrun, Shah’s serve was called “hidden” by the referee, prompting an immediate dispute from the Indian player. After a brief exchange with the referee, Shah asked for a Table Tennis Review or TTR. #News | Manush Shah bows out of men’s singles at IITF World C’ships💔 Shah loses 5-11, 6-11, 6-11, 9-11 in straight games against the sixth seeded Felix Lebrun in a match filled with drama🫣#TableTennis pic.twitter.com/i4yDBOvw7z — The Bridge (@the_bridge_in) May 19, 2025 The video review confirmed the referee’s call, showing that Shah’s head had obscured Lebrun’s view of the ball at the moment of contact between ball and racket during the serve. This obstruction, classified as a “hidden” serve in table tennis …

Sonu Nigam responds to Kannada row: I leave it up to the sensible people of Karnataka to decide who’s at fault

Sonu Nigam responds to Kannada row: I leave it up to the sensible people of Karnataka to decide who’s at fault

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May 05, 2025 03:47 PM IST Calling Kannada his ‘second language’ when it comes to work, Sonu Nigam says he loathes ‘anyone trying to create hate in the name of language or religion’.  The controversy surrounding Sonu Nigam has intensified days after his statement from a concert held at the East Point College of Engineering and Technology in Bengaluru. A video from the concert went viral, where the singer was seen schooling a group of attendees who insisted that the singer sang in Kannada as soon as he started the show. After a police complaint was apparently lodged against him by a pro-Kannada organisation, Sonu Nigam took to social media to share a video, titled ‘Just love’, as a response to the controversy. However, yesterday, some reports claimed that the Kannada film industry is planning to distance itself from Sonu. Sonu Nigam In a statement shared with us, Sonu said, “Namaskara. I have given unprecedented love to the language, the culture, the music, the musicians, the state and the people not just when I am …