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Siddaramaiah Slams Centre For Fixing Price On Sugarcane, To Meet Factory Owners Tomorrow | India News

Siddaramaiah Slams Centre For Fixing Price On Sugarcane, To Meet Factory Owners Tomorrow | India News

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Last Updated:November 06, 2025, 17:29 IST Chief minister Siddaramaiah criticizes Centre over FRP for sugarcane, plans meetings with farmers and factory owners amid protests in North Karnataka demanding ₹3500 per tonne. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah (File Photo) Chief minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday accused the Union government of taking advantage of innocence of sugarcane farmers by fixing the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) and said he would be meeting with the famers and factory owners on Friday to discuss the issue. “The FRP has been fixed by the central government, the stated government had no role apart from monitoring it’s implementation,” Siddaramaiah said on the farmers demanding a higher price for their produce. Sugarcane growers especially in North Karnataka have been protesting demanding payment of ₹3,500 per tonne of sugarcane. “Both Congress and BJP are the owners of the sugar factory. BJP leaders are mostly the owners. I have called a meeting with the factory owners tomorrow. I have called a meeting with the farmers. 77% of Gujarat has allowed the production and sale of ethanol, …

Kolkata Police Bust Football Match Fixing Racket; 2 Arrested | India News

Kolkata Police Bust Football Match Fixing Racket; 2 Arrested | India News

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Last Updated:November 03, 2025, 16:21 IST As per the police, two persons, including the president/manager of a city-based football club, have been arrested in connection with the case. Two persons, including the president/manager of a city-based football club, were arrested. (Photo: KolkataPolice/X) Kolkata police on Monday busted a football match-fixing racket in the Premier Division of the Kolkata Football League. A case was registered based on a complaint lodged by SI (ARS) Sandip Dutta. As per the police, two individuals were arrested in relation with the case. The preliminary inquiry revealed that the accused individuals entered into a criminal conspiracy and defrauded the Indian Football Association (IFA) by fixing football matches in exchange for large monetary benefits. Kolkata police shared the update on X and wrote, “Acting on credible information, Kolkata Police has busted a match-fixing and betting racket operating in the Premier Division of the Kolkata Football League. Two persons, including the president/manager of a city-based football club, have been arrested. The accused will be produced before the Ld. Court tomorrow. Further investigation is …

Meet The Young Coders Fixing Bangalore’s Roads, One Click At A Time | India News

Meet The Young Coders Fixing Bangalore’s Roads, One Click At A Time | India News

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Last Updated:November 01, 2025, 10:05 IST Bangalore saw over 4,800 potholes identified on major roads in September 2025, with nearly half its key routes affected. Despite claims, many remain unfilled Namma Potholes assigns every entry to its respective zone in the city. Each chief commissioner can access a detailed daily or weekly report of reported complaints in real time, directly integrated into their dashboards. (Image: Namma Potholes Parihara) Bangalore’s drivers are used to dodging more than traffic. Every monsoon, craters reopen across the city’s cracked asphalt, swallowing bikes, damaging cars, and occasionally, costing lives. Complaints flood social media with photos and angry tags. Few end in fixes. But three young locals none above 25 decided to stop scrolling and start solving. Their solution? A tool that lets any commuter report a pothole in under ten seconds. On most rainy nights in Bangalore, the city’s youth are either winding down at cafes or making their way home from college hangouts. But for three students from R.V College of Engineering, Bipin Raj, 21, Amol Vyas, 20, and …

‘Completely false and baseless’: Rajasthan Royals write to Rajasthan Sports Council after IPL match fixing allegations | Ipl News

‘Completely false and baseless’: Rajasthan Royals write to Rajasthan Sports Council after IPL match fixing allegations | Ipl News

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The Rajasthan Royals (RR) have shot off a letter to the Rajasthan State Sports Council (RSSC) terming the match fixing allegations as “completely false, baseless and devoid of any evidence” after Jaideep Bihani, Co-convenor of the ad hoc committee of the Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA), alleged match fixing following RR’s poor form and its two-run loss to the Lucknow Super Giants on April 19 in Jaipur. Royal Multisport Private Limited (RMPL), which governs RR, said that Bihani’s “media statements are completely false, baseless and devoid of any evidence. We categorically deny and strongly object to each and every statement made by the Senior Official of RCA.” It said that Bihani has also “alleged that the RR management, in collusion with the RSSC and The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), is attempting to exclude RCA from participating in IPL. It is also alleged that RSSC is merely making committees and is not facilitating the functioning of a state cricket association,” while denying all these accusations. The letter was written to RSSC Chairperson Niraj …

Accused Of Fixing In 2-Run Defeat vs LSG, Rajasthan Royals Break Silence

Accused Of Fixing In 2-Run Defeat vs LSG, Rajasthan Royals Break Silence

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Tensions have escalated between the Rajasthan Royals and Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) after Jaydeep Bihani, convener of RCA’s ad hoc committee, raised doubts over the RR’s recent 2-run loss to Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL 2025. Bihani suggested the result might be questionable and even hinted at possible tampering. In response, the IPL franchise management has formally complained to the Chief Minister, Sports Minister, and Sports Secretary, calling for strict action against Bihani. Deep Roy, a senior official with the team, categorically dismissed Bihani’s statements as “false, baseless, and without any evidence”. Bihani had issued a statement casting suspicion not only on the team’s performance but also accusing the Rajasthan Royals, Rajasthan Sports Council, and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) of collusion to sideline the RCA’s ad hoc committee from IPL-related activities. The RR management has strongly objected to these claims, stating, “We reject all allegations made by the convener of the ad hoc committee. Such public statements are not only misleading but have caused serious damage to …

Match Fixing Threat To IPL 2025? BCCI Issues Huge Warning To Players And Teams

Match Fixing Threat To IPL 2025? BCCI Issues Huge Warning To Players And Teams

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Representational image© AFP The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) warned all the IPL stakeholders about a businessman from Hyderabad who has been trying to coerce individuals into committing potentially illegal acts. The BCCI has cautioned cricketers, coaches, support staff and commentators about potential approaches from the business man. According to a report by Cricbuzz, the The Anti-Corruption Security Unit (ACSU) believes that the businessman has links to bookies. The individual has been reportedly trying to befriend people in the recent past and trying to establish connections with people involved in the competition. The person allegedly befriends people by offering them expensive gifts. “One of the methods reportedly employed by him involves approaching family members of franchise owners, players, coaches, support staff, and even commentators,” the report stated. Meanwhile, ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 clash against the Rajasthan Royals (RR), Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) right-arm speedster Mayank Yadav joined the Rishabh Pant-led side ahead of the team’s eighth game of the ongoing 18th edition of the cash-rich league. Mayank …

Google is fixing outdated Pixel weather forecasts

Google is fixing outdated Pixel weather forecasts

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Some Google Pixel users have found that their At a Glance widget has been showing outdated weather forecasts, as reported by Android Police. But the company says in a statement to The Verge that it’s addressing the issue. According to one user on Reddit who has been dealing with the problem, “the current temperature is fairly accurate, but the expected high/low forecast hasn’t been correct in the past week.” The expected temperatures in the weather app itself were also accurate, they said. Another user on Google’s support forums said that their Pixel 8A’s lock screen was showing “the weather for the correct location, but in the morning it shows yesterday’s forecast as the temperature ‘today’ and in the evening it shows today’s forecast as the weather ‘tomorrow.’” In a statement this afternoon, Google spokesperson Matthew Flegal says that “we’re currently rolling out a fix for an issue causing outdated weather forecasts on the At a Glance widget for some Pixel users.” Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented …

Google is fixing broken incoming images and videos in Messages

Google is fixing broken incoming images and videos in Messages

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Google has now acknowledged the issues and “has been actively working on” a solution to fix them according to a new support page entry. “We’ve recently rolled out updates aimed at significantly improving media receiving performance,” said Google community manager Monika Y. “We’re hoping you’ll see a noticeable difference now. However, we also know that issues can be complex, and we’re committed to getting this right.” Google hasn’t specified which media issues these Messages updates are addressing, but it’s likely making backend server changes as users aren’t required to download or install anything new. The fix also may not fully resolve the issues for everyone as Google is asking people to submit feedback if they’re “still seeing problems.” At least one impacted user has reportedly “noticed a difference recently in received RCS photos” since the updates started rolling out. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: …

Communal violence in Jharkhand’s Hazaribagh over fixing Maha Sivaratri flags

Communal violence in Jharkhand’s Hazaribagh over fixing Maha Sivaratri flags

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Security personnel deployed to maintain law and order after a violent clash broke out between two communities, in Hazaribagh district, Jharkhand, on February 26, 2025. | Photo Credit: PTI Clash broke out between Hindu and Muslim communities in Jharkhand’s Hazaribagh district on Wednesday (February 26, 2025) over the decoration on the occasion of Maha Sivaratri and setting up the loudspeakers. In the violent clash following stone pelting from both sides, several shops were set on fire, many vehicles were also torched including four bikes, an auto and a car. The incident took place on Wednesday morning at Dumroan village under Ichak police station area in which several people were injured. Those who sustained injuries were rushed to Hazaribagh Sadar Hospital for treatment. As soon as the information of the incident was received, police from three police stations rushed to the spot and lathicharged people to disperse the crowd. According to the police, Muslims protested against fixing the Maha Sivaratri flags and installing sound systems at Hindustan Chowk and the arguments between the two communities turned …

Apple is fixing a voice dictation bug that substitutes ‘Trump’ for ‘racist’

Apple is fixing a voice dictation bug that substitutes ‘Trump’ for ‘racist’

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Apple has acknowledged a peculiar bug with the iPhone’s dictation feature that briefly displays “Trump” when someone says the word “racist.” The Verge has been unable to reproduce the issue, but it picked up attention on Tuesday after a video demonstrating the strange substitution went viral on TikTok and other social media. The company provided a statement to The New York Times and Fox News confirming the bug. “We are aware of an issue with the speech recognition model that powers dictation, and we are rolling out a fix as soon as possible,” an unnamed spokesperson said, according to Fox News. Apparently the issue boils down to phonetic overlap between “Trump” and “racist.” The company told Fox News that other words with an “r” consonant are also occasionally affected. But John Burkey, who formerly worked on the Siri team at Apple, told the Times that Trump’s name appearing “smells like a serious prank” that could have been purposefully carried out by someone internally. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or …