Bullet-riddled bodies of six abducted labourers found in Pakistan’s Balochistan

The bullet-riddled bodies of six labourers, who were abducted two days ago from Balochistan in Pakistan, were found on Thursday (July 30, 2026), the province’s Home Minister said. Four of the labourers belonged to Pakistan’s Punjab province, and two to the Khyber Pakhtunkhawa, Balochistan Home Minister Babar Yousufzai said. Their bullet-riddled bodies were found near…

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Education: New TN Govt Can Learn A Lesson Or Two From Past Administrations | Chennai News

Time For New Govt To Study Old Lessons And Develop New Plans ayashree Perumal is pursuing mechanical engineering at Kun-Shan in Taiwan, an exceptional journey from her tiny village, Pannandur, in Krishnagiri district to an international university. She will become the first graduate in her family when she completes the course.Jeyashree and 947 more girls,…

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‘His dedication will inspire generations’: President Murmu, Abhinav Bindra lead tributes to Jaspal Rana after his death at 49 | More sports News

NEW DELHI: President Droupadi Murmu and Olympic champion Abhinav Bindra led an outpouring of grief from across the country on Friday following the death of legendary shooter and coach Jaspal Rana, with tributes pouring in for a man widely regarded as one of the architects of Indian shooting’s rise on the global stage.Rana, a former…

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‘I never played for money’: AB de Villiers reveals what, if not paychecks, drove his cricketing career | Cricket News

AB de Villiers (Screengrab) NEW DELHI: Former South Africa captain AB de Villiers says money never motivated him during his illustrious career, insisting his only focus was improving as a cricketer and competing against the best in the world.Speaking on The Times of India’s “Bombay Sports Exchange” podcast, the 41-year-old reflected on how the financial…

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