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Bengaluru has water reserves for only 4 months
Bengaluru's water supply is secure for the next four months. Reservoir storage levels are sufficient to meet the city's monthly water needs. Officials are monitoring groundwater and seeking reports on its status. Residents are urged to conserve water and avoid non-essential uses. Treated water should not be used for gardening or washing doorsteps.
Pictured: Boy, 12, who died falling through roof of derelict barn while playing with friends - as family say they are 'absolutely broken'
Pictured: Boy, 12, who died falling through roof of derelict barn while playing with friends - as family say they are 'absolutely broken'See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy KATHERINE LAWTON, SENIOR NEWS REPORTER Published: 09:55, 30 July 2026 | Updated: 09:59, 30 July 2026 e-mail View comments
Big rise in number of Indian students opting for France this year
As traditional overseas destinations tighten visa policies and restrict post-study work pathways, Indian students are increasingly turning their attention toward Europe. France, in particular, is experiencing a surge in interest, as evidenced by rising enrolment numbers.
Alleged rapist DiDi driver is unmasked by the Daily Mail - as it's revealed he was quietly freed from jail... even the judge didn't know
Alleged rapist DiDi driver is unmasked by the Daily Mail - as it's revealed he was quietly freed from jail... even the judge didn't knowAmarbayasgalan Yondonlodoi arrested on June 3 Accused of sexual assault on teen a day earlier READ MORE: Teen girl allegedly raped by DiDi driverSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy STEPHEN GIBBS, SENIOR NEWS REPORTER, AUSTRALIA Published: 09:53, 30 July 2026 | Updated: 09:53, 30 July 2026 e-mail
Rajnath honours all-women IASV Triveni crew after 314-day global sea voyage
Defence News: NEW DELHI: Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday honoured the tri-services all-women crew of the Indian Army Sailing Vessel (IASV) Triveni for su.
Protest group says 30 dead in Pakistan-administered Kashmir vote unrest
Deadly clashes reported in Pakistan-administered Kashmir amid first round of voting for regional elections on July 27.
King Charles jokes about ageing and what he can no longer do
During the RHS Sandringham Flower Show, King Charles embraced the challenges of ageing with humor while discussing his cancer treatment and progress. His heartfelt remarks resonated, especially when he was likened to his mother, Queen Elizabeth. This appearance, alongside Queen Camilla, showcases his honest and approachable demeanor in royal engagements.
Russian missile crashes in Poland as Putin unleashes barrage across Ukraine, killing 8
A suspected Russian missile crashed inside Poland on Thursday as Moscow launched one of its largest overnight attacks on Ukraine, killing at least eight people, including children, and injuring dozens across the country.
Why Indian hockey team jersey changed from blue to saffron: HI explains
Hockey India will use saffron jerseys for the 2026 World Cup. According to Hockey India, the traditional blue jersey blended with the blue artificial turf used in international hockey, making it difficult for players to spot teammates during matches. The federation said players and coaches suggested different colours before saffron was chosen.
US Senator introduces bill he calls 'commonsense fix to outdated immigration system'
Senator Alex Padilla introduced a bill offering a green card pathway. This proposal would benefit millions of long-term immigrants residing in the US. It updates an outdated immigration law provision from 1929. The bill requires seven years of continuous residency and no criminal record. This legislation aims to provide certainty for contributing residents.
Mirabai Chanu’s education journey behind her Commonwealth glory
Olympic medallist Mirabai Chanu’s journey shows that education extends beyond the classroom. While her demanding training limited traditional schooling, she pursued higher education through flexible learning while building resilience through real-life challenges. From carrying firewood in rural Manipur to overcoming Olympic heartbreak and injuries, Chanu transformed setbacks into strengths. Her perseverance culminated in a historic third consecutive Commonwealth Games gold medal in Glasgow 2026,...
China to US: Stop threatening our companies with sanctions
The US FCC has added advanced robotic devices and power inverters to its Covered List. This action effectively bans imports of these new Chinese-made technologies. The government cited national security risks and potential disruptions to critical infrastructure. China condemned the move, urging the US to abandon its hegemonic mindset. Beijing warned it would take necessary measures to safeguard its own national interests.
The giant who grew too much: 7ft 4ins Ghanaian dies aged 33 after complications from growing too tall
The giant who grew too much: 7ft 4ins Ghanaian dies aged 33 after complications from growing too tallSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy OLIVIA ALLHUSEN, FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER Published: 09:26, 30 July 2026 | Updated: 09:26, 30 July 2026 e-mail View comments
Saudi Arabia confirmed to host Asian Champions League Elite finals
Saudi Arabia has hosted the last two Asian Champions League Elite finals and has now been confirmed for the next three.
Japan’s 600-year-old method harvests timber without cutting trees
Japan's 600-year-old Daisugi technique offers a unique way to produce timber without cutting down entire trees. Developed in Kyoto during the 14th century, the method allows a single cedar tree to grow multiple straight trunks that can be harvested for centuries. The ancient practice is now drawing attention as an example of sustainable forestry amid growing concerns over global deforestation
Oklahoma woman rented out late father’s home, then lost it for a year
A Tulsa woman faced a year-long legal battle after a tenant changed locks on her father's home. The tenant falsely claimed he had purchased the property for a small sum. Police could not intervene as the dispute was deemed civil, not criminal. A judge recently granted a default judgment in the owner's favor, allowing her to regain possession. This case highlights the complexities and emotional toll of informal property arrangements.
'Jana Nayagan': Vijay and Pooja Hegde starrer stays steady
Jana Nayagan continues its strong box office performance, crossing Rs 150 crore net. The Vijay starrer is holding steady and showing good collections on weekdays. Industry trackers anticipate a further boost during the upcoming second weekend. With no major competition, the film is expected to attract family audiences. Makers may soon release an official box office update for eager fans.
Why electric cars may handle flooded roads better than petrol and diesel vehicles
Electric vehicles offer greater resilience in urban flooding situations. Their sealed motors and battery packs prevent catastrophic engine damage common in petrol cars. Modern EVs meet stringent waterproofing standards, minimizing electrical risks during waterlogged commutes. While deep submersion poses risks for all vehicles, EVs are engineered to withstand typical flood conditions. This engineering advantage makes them a more intelligent choice for India's changing weather patterns.
'Why is Amit Shah scared?' Rahul on 'brutal' violence against student protesters
Rahul Gandhi intensified his attack on Union home minister Amit Shah. He alleged that Shah's absence from Parliament reeks of guilt. Gandhi demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe into alleged police brutalities. He shared videos purportedly showing police action against student protesters. Opposition MPs also protested alleged police action and temple donation embezzlement.
‘Grey lump with orange wings’: migrating moth descends on UK gardens
Boom in hummingbird hawk-moth sightings put down to hot weather, strong winds and food scarcity in EuropeHe had just sat down to dinner in the garden when a speedy visitor whizzed by – a “grey lump with orange wings”, recalled Luke Burstow, from Sussex. It was a hummingbird hawk-moth, a flying insect that migrates to the UK from continental Europe and north Africa.“I was like: ‘Wow!’,” said the software project manager. “I didn’t even know they existed.” Continue reading...