Herald Bureau

Champions Trophy: India beats New Zealand in a nail-biting finish

New Zealand, having won the toss, elected to bat first and posted a competitive total of 252 runs. The Kiwi innings was anchored by a solid performance from their top order, with notable contributions from Kane Williamson and Tom Latham. However, India’s bowlers, led by Jasprit Bumrah and Ravindra Jadeja, managed to contain the scoring with timely breakthroughs and disciplined bowling.

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Now its turn of Cadaver Dogs, Telangana Tunnel rescue enters crtical phase

Cadaver dogs are specially trained to detect human remains using their highly sensitive sense of smell. They can locate decomposed bodies, bones, or other biological evidence, even if buried, submerged, or hidden in debris. These dogs play a crucial role in disaster response, crime investigations, and search operations for missing persons by differentiating between human and animal remains.

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Khalistani supporter makes a vain bid to attack Jaishanker

Despite the provocation, Jaishankar remained focused on his diplomatic mission, holding discussions with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Foreign Secretary David Lammy, and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper. The incident raises serious concerns about security lapses and the need for better protection for high-ranking officials during international visits.

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Hyderabad Man Fined For Misusing Drinking Water to Wash Bike

While passing through the area, Ashok Reddy saw drinking water flowing onto the road. Concerned about potential pipeline leakages, he immediately alerted the local HMWS&SB General Manager, Hari Shankar. Local officials, along with the general manager, quickly arrived at the scene to inspect the source of the water flow.

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