’पशुपालन तथा गन्ना विकास एवं चीनी उद्योग विभाग के 101 नवनियुक्त कार्मिकों को मुख्यमंत्री ने प्रदान किए नियुक्ति पत्र’

DUBAI, UAE , Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Mantle, the open financial network connecting global market participants to institutional-grade capital market assets on-chain, today announced that USDG, the dollar-pegged stablecoin issued by Paxos, is now live on Mantle as one of the first natively minted stablecoins on the network. The integration makes Mantle a Network Partner for the Global Dollar Network (GDN), which has grown to more than 150 partners with over $3 billion of USDG in circulation. Mantle Joins Global Dollar Network as USDG Circulation Surpasses $3B Across 150+ Partners Joining the Reward-Sharing Economy Most stablecoin integrations follow the same pattern: a chain adds an asset, the issuer retains the economics, and the relationship ends there. Mantle's entry into GDN works differently. Joining as a Network Participant puts Mantle inside GDN's reward sharing structure directly, standing alongside more than 150 partners, including Robinhood and Kraken, in a system built to share rewards with the partners who drive adoption. USDG's growth reflects the scale of that system. Circulation has climbed past $3.5 billion, making it one of the largest regulated dollar stablecoins in the market, and among the very few operating under dual regulatory oversight from Singapore's Monetary Authority (MAS) and the European Union's MiCA framework. For a network built to connect global market participants with institutional-grade capital markets, plugging into an economy of this size is a structural step toward that goal. Expanding Mantle's Institutional-Grade Stack USDG adds to Mantle's existing lineup of institutional-grade assets, including AUSD by Agora, USDe by Ethena, USDY by Ondo, and USDT0 by Tether, reinforcing the network's position as a destination where institutional RWA capital concentrates on-chain. Mantle's stablecoin TVL crossed $982M and RWA TVL has grown from roughly $22 million to approximately $240 million over the past year with its tokenized assets count across leading equities, ETFs, commodities, treasuries, asset-backed credit and stablecoins expanding to over 700 and counting. One of Mantle's missions has always been to onboard more institutional-grade assets, including tokenized equities, yield-bearing stablecoins, and tokenized funds, to provide borderless access for anyone. That push requires a reliable stablecoin backbone underneath it. USDG becomes that dollar, backed by Paxos, one of the most established names in regulated stablecoin issuance, with monthly reserve reports published for full transparency. The Compliance Layer Institutional Capital Needs USDG will serve as the regulated dollar and institutional-grade asset across Mantle's ecosystem, from DeFi utilities to capital allocation for institutions. Dual regulatory oversight, MAS supervision in Singapore and MiCA compliance in the EU, remains rare among stablecoins, and USDG is one of the few to carry both. Mantle's connection to USDG signals that a major asset on-chain now carries clear regulatory standing. It moves Mantle closer to being an open financial network that can connect institutional-grade assets to users without borders. "Alongside Bybit, one of our closest partners, Mantle has spent the last year building towards powering borderless access to RWA, and an institutional-grade stablecoin stack has been a core part of that: AUSD, USDe, USDY, and USDT0, each one bringing us closer to a network where global market participants can reach institutional-grade assets across the ecosystem," said Emily Bao, Key Advisor at Mantle and Head of Spot at Bybit. "Joining Global Dollar Network and bringing USDG onto Mantle puts us inside a more active economic system. Our builders and partners now have a settlement asset they can trust as we bring more of the world's financial products onto the network." "Mantle is building the rails that bring traditional financial assets on-chain, and that future runs on regulated dollars. Native USDG issuance puts one at the center of the ecosystem, and as a Global Dollar Network partner, Mantle shares in the upside it helps create," said Walter Hessert, Head of Strategy at Paxos. About Mantle Mantle is the open financial network powering borderless access to global capital markets, connecting global market participants to institutional-grade capital market assets onchain. Mantle brings the full lifecycle of real-world assets onchain, from issuance and liquidity to distribution and settlement, spanning tokenized equities, treasury yield, private credit, commodities, and money markets. Anchored by one of the largest community-owned treasuries in the industry, Mantle combines credibility, deep liquidity, and institutional-grade infrastructure to support real-world finance onchain. For more information visit mantle.xyz . For more social updates, please follow: Mantle Official X & Mantle Community Channel For media enquiries, please contact: contact@mantle.xyz About Global Dollar Network Global Dollar Network is the world's fastest-growing stablecoin network with unmatched economic upside. Powered by Global Dollar (USDG), a US dollar-backed stablecoin issued by Paxos Digital Singapore and Paxos Issuance Europe, Global Dollar Network offers a transparent and equitable economic model that rewards partners for their contributions. Global Dollar Network partners include industry leaders such as Bullish, Kraken, Mastercard, OKX, Paxos, Robinhood, Worldpay and more. About USDG in the EU Paxos issues USDG in the EU through Paxos Issuance Europe OY ("PIE"). USDG is fully redeemable from Paxos on a one-to-one basis for U.S. dollars. All USDG token holders in the EU have a right of redemption against PIE at any time and at par value for USDG. Further information is available at paxos.com/eu, and the EU USDG White Paper is available at www.paxos.com/terms-and-conditions/usdg-eu-whitepaper .

RailTel informs stock exchanges that the Letter of Acceptance for ₹20.35 crore MIS-Central Dashboard System project from Himachal Pradesh Higher Education...

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has invited PM Narendra Modi to Brussels in December, expressing optimism over the future of India-Belgium relations and the EU-India FTA.

The Supreme Court ruled that the Bar Council of India and state bar councils have no statutory authority to discipline law students, setting aside BCI communications issued during the NALSAR controversy over students' objections to the CJI's proposed convocation participation

While Apple has long used privacy as a selling point for both its hardware and services, I do wonder whether it now regrets introducing one privacy measure: App Tracking Transparency (ATT). For something with rather limited scope, it sometimes feels like scarcely a month goes by without a new antitrust lawsuit or regulator challenging it. A third ATT lawsuit is being brought in the UK – this one with a twist ... more...

DH Evening Brief: The Supreme Court ruled the Bar Council of India cannot discipline law students, while Karnataka's Cabinet withdrew the controversial Parks Bill amid public backlash and more news from today evening

C P Radhakrishnan also expressed India's readiness to share its AI expertise with Seychelles.

The post Preity Zinta, Kunal Khemu, Yashpal Sharma, Vanshika Dhir, And Other Celebs At The Trailer Launch Of Vibe – Gallery Set 2 appeared first on Social News XYZ .

Summary: —- **Key Business Points & Implications:** 1. **License Approval is Imminent:** The Commission, in its order dated 21 July 2026, has already proposed to grant the transmission license to MELPTL. The primary remaining hurdle is not a regulatory objection to the license itself, but rather the non-compliance by the generator, Mahan Energen Limited (MEL), [...]

At least five people died after a migrant boat carrying West Africans was found drifting near Spain's Canary Islands. Forty-four survivors were rescued.

Innovision secures Mangapatnam Fee Plaza toll collection contract of Rs 48.52 cr

<p>HYDERABAD: The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TG RERA) ordered EVK Projects Pvt. Ltd. to refund all the money paid, about Rs 9 lakh, by a homebuyer, along with 10.70% interest per year. The Authority found that the promoter had not started construction or registered the project with RERA, even after collecting a large amount [...]<content:encoded><![CDATA[<strong>HYDERABAD:</strong> The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TG RERA) ordered EVK Projects Pvt. Ltd. to refund all the money paid, about Rs 9 lakh, by a homebuyer, along with 10.70% interest per year. The Authority found that the promoter had not started construction or registered the project with RERA, even after collecting a large amount of money from the buyer for several years. The complaint was filed by N. Sneha, who booked a 2 BHK apartment with an area of 1170 square feet in the "EVK Avasa" project at Kollur Village, Sangareddy District. The sale agreement was signed on November 6, 2021, for a total price of Rs 37.44 lakh. Sneha paid Rs 9.36 lakh at first. According to the agreement, the rest, Rs 28.08 lakh, would be paid only after the promoter got RERA registration. It also stated that the flat would be handed over within 36 months from the date all needed approvals were received. However, Sneha said that even after many follow-ups with the promoter’s customer service and management, there was no real progress at the site and no clear plan to finish the project. By September 2025, construction had not started and nothing major had been built. This lack of progress and poor communication made Sneha doubt the promoter’s intentions. She said this was a lack of proper service and broke Sections 11 and 18 of the RERA Act. Meanwhile, the promoter, EVK Projects Pvt. Ltd., did not show up for the hearings, even after getting official notices many times. Because of this, the Authority continued the case without the promoter on June 19, 2026. The Authority also found that the "EVK Avasa" project was not registered with TG RERA, and the promoter did not provide any proof that they had the needed approvals or started construction. The Authority, comprising K. Srinivasa Rao and Laxmi Narayana Jannu, noted that the 36-month deadline in the agreement depended on getting the needed approvals. Since only the promoter could obtain those approvals and did not show any evidence of trying, the promoter could not delay handing over the flat forever. Furthermore, the Authority referred to a Supreme Court judgment stating that a buyer cannot be made to wait indefinitely for a flat, and that three years is a fair amount of time to complete a project if no delivery date is given. Based on this rule, the Authority counted three years from the last payment by Sneha on November 2, 2021. This set the deadline at November 2, 2024. Since the promoter did not hand over the flat or show progress by then, the Authority ordered a full refund of Rs 9.36 lakh plus 10.70% interest per year. This interest is the State Bank of India’s MCLR of 8.70% plus two percent, calculated from each payment until the refund is paid. The refund must be made within 30 days of the order. In addition, the Authority found that the promoter had advertised, marketed, booked, and sold flats in the "EVK Avasa" project without first registering the project, thereby violating Section 3 of the RERA Act. There was not enough information to set a penalty under Section 59, but the Authority told the Secretary of TG RERA to start an investigation under Section 35 and collect all needed records and information about the promoter. Sneha also asked for compensation for rent, financial loss, mental stress, and other losses. The Authority said these claims were outside its power. Sneha was told she could take up these claims with the Adjudicating Officer under Form N as per the Telangana RERA Rules. The complaint was closed with no order for costs. ]]>

BEIJING, Sept. 3 (Xinhua) -- The overall myopia rate among Chinese students stood at 49.9 percent in 2025, a 3.7 percentage points drop from 2018, the National Administration of Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday. The figure also marked a continuous decline over the past five years, the administration added. In 2018, China released measures to curb rising myopia among children and teenagers, urg

Jairam Ramesh alleges changes to GDP estimates and deflator methodology have inflated growth, asks government to explain the revisions to four years of data

US jobless claims edged up last week, but remained at historically low levels, underscoring a resilient labour market. However, weak hiring points to a “no-hire, no-fire” environment, making it harder for jobseekers to find work.

Our Sports Desk Hyderabad: The Telangana Cricket Association (TCA) has welcomed the Telangana High Court Division Bench’s decision to stay the earlier interim order of the Single Judge, describing it as a significant step towards restoring due process and institutional accountability in the governance of cricket in the State. In an official statement, TCA General... The post High Court Restores Due Process in Telangana Cricket: TCA appeared first on OrangeNews9 . The post High Court Restores Due Process in Telangana Cricket: TCA appeared first on OrangeNews9 .

The bench considered submissions made by Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati and deferred the matter by a week.

A five-second video was all it took for Pakistani influencer Dananeer Mobeen to become one of the most recognisable faces of early-2020s internet culture. In 2021, Mobeen posted a short clip from a trip to Nathiagali in Pakistan. In the video, she jokingly introduced her friends, car and gathering by saying, “Yeh humari car hai, yeh hum hain, aur yeh humari pawri ho rahi hai.” The deliberately playful pronunciation of “party” as “pawri” quickly caught the internet's attention. Within days, the phrase had crossed borders, spawning memes, remixes and countless recreations in both Pakistan and India. Who Is Dananeer Mobeen? Dananeer Mobeen is a Pakistani social media personality and actor who rose to fame after her short Pawri Ho Rahi Hai video became viral in 2021. Mobeen was 19 when the clip took off. She had already been creating content online, but the five-second recording dramatically expanded her audience. The original footage was filmed during a trip to the Nathiagali mountain area, where Mobeen was spending time with friends. Her casual delivery and distinctive use of “pawri” instead of “party” made the clip instantly memorable. What Did Dananeer Say in the Viral ‘Pawri’ Video? The famous line from the video was: “Yeh humari car hai, yeh hum hain, aur yeh humari pawri ho rahi hai.” The phrase roughly translates to: “This is our car, this is us, and this is our party.” What initially appeared to be an ordinary social-media post became a catchphrase almost overnight. The expression was widely interpreted as a playful imitation of a particular style of speech associated with urban Pakistani youth who mix Urdu and English in everyday conversation. How Did ‘Pawri Ho Rahi Hai’ Become Viral? . @JPNadda 's #PawriHoRaiHai pic.twitter.com/OdEPV2h3OW — Tajinder Bagga (@TajinderBagga) February 26, 2021 The trend received a major boost when Indian music producer Yashraj Mukhate transformed Mobeen's original voice recording into a musical remix. Mukhate had previously gained attention for turning snippets of dialogue into catchy musical compositions, and his Pawri Ho Rahi Hai remix gave Mobeen's clip an entirely new audience. The remix spread rapidly across social media in India and Pakistan. Soon, people began recreating the phrase in different settings. Celebrities, brands and even public institutions joined the trend, turning “Pawri Ho Rahi Hai” into one of the defining memes of 2021. Why Did the Pawri Video Become Such a Big Meme? The clip had several characteristics that made it ideal for internet culture. It was extremely short, easy to understand and built around a phrase that could be adapted to almost any situation. The unusual pronunciation also gave users a simple hook for creating their own versions. Most importantly, the trend crossed linguistic and national boundaries. Instead of remaining confined to Mobeen's original audience, the phrase became a shared meme across Pakistan and India. Did Dananeer Mobeen Expect the Video to Go Viral? No indication suggests that Mobeen created the clip with the expectation that it would become a global internet phenomenon. It was originally a casual recording made while she was travelling with friends. After the clip exploded online, however, Mobeen embraced the attention and expressed hope that the trend could encourage positive interaction between Indian and Pakistani audiences. The meme consequently became more than just a viral phrase for her. It became the beginning of a new phase in her career. What Happened to Dananeer After ‘Pawri Ho Rahi Hai’? The viral moment helped Mobeen transition from social media into acting. In 2021, she made her television acting debut in the Pakistani drama series Sinf-e-Aahan . She subsequently appeared in projects including Mohabbat Gumshuda Meri and Meem Se Mohabbat . Her career therefore moved beyond social media, with acting becoming an important part of her professional identity. The transition also demonstrated how viral internet fame can sometimes create opportunities within the traditional entertainment industry. What Is Dananeer Mobeen Doing Now? Mobeen has continued to maintain a public presence as an actor and digital creator. Although she became known internationally as the “Pawri Girl”, her subsequent acting work has helped establish her as a Pakistani entertainment personality in her own right. The original five-second video nevertheless remains the defining moment of her rise to fame. Where Was the ‘Pawri Ho Rahi Hai’ Video Filmed? The original clip was filmed during Dananeer Mobeen's trip to Nathiagali, Pakistan , a popular mountain destination in the country's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region. She recorded herself with friends near the roadside before posting the short video online. Is Dananeer Mobeen Still Known as the ‘Pawri Girl’? Yes. Even years after the trend peaked, Mobeen continues to be associated with the nickname Pawri Girl. Her acting career has given audiences additional reasons to recognise her, but the viral phrase remains closely connected to her public identity. The phenomenon is also an example of how internet culture can turn an otherwise ordinary moment into a lasting cultural reference. Dananeer Mobeen Viral Video: Why It Still Matters The Pawri Ho Rahi Hai video lasted only a few seconds, but its impact lasted considerably longer. A casual social-media post became a cross-border meme, inspired music remixes and introduced Dananeer Mobeen to millions of people. More importantly, the episode illustrates the unpredictable nature of viral fame. A phrase created spontaneously can become a cultural catchphrase almost overnight—and, in Mobeen's case, help open the door to a career in television and entertainment.