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Public confidence in the UDF has increased significantly, says the Congress MP

Tensions flared in Odishas Malkangiri district between tribal and Bengal-speaking populations, with an armed mob allegedly torching houses in the Bengali-dominant MV-26 village

Rescuers cautiously drilling through the rubble to find survivors stopped operations close to midnight amid difficult conditions, vowing to return at the first light on Saturday morning

The district recorded 74.57% of voter turnout as 19,89,428 of the total 26,67,746 electors exercised their franchise

The biggest concern right now is the use of gen AI to generate fake data, papers and reviews, Achal Agrawal, founder of India Research Watch and one of Natures 10, a list of people who shaped science in 2025, said

It was unclear what caused the collapse or how many people were unaccounted for. Authorities said an investigation has been opened.

Rescue officials said they were among nine people, including an American national, who ventured into the river

PM Modi also said reforms should be brought in all aspects of society and not just in the economy

The Church is not biased towards any political front in the State, says Idukki diocese media commission director

State is a creation of the people but state determines who constitute the people a paradox, regardless of which body or Ministry does this

Palantir, through its Neurodivergent Fellowship, seeks exceptional neurodivergent talent. But the opportunity is not a diversity measure, the company said

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanaths appeal comes amid an ongoing crackdown against infiltrators across the State

The accused included Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC)'s former chief secretary, Roop Singh, and the ex-secretary of the Dharam Parchar Committee, Manjit Singh

Mr. Shah said the BJP and its alliance partners have continued their winning streak by recording a two-thirds majority in the recent Assembly elections in Bihar, and will record a big victory in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, where elections are due next year

Mr. Nadda also accuses the Soren government of siphoning off funds from the mining of natural resources

Shatabdi Roys remarks on language-based deportation spark protests as BJP MPs deny the charge and demand withdrawal of her comments

In light of the Tirpparankundram row in Madurai, the CM asked in a social media post whether the city needed development politics or some other kind of politics

At the same time, the Trump administration has added new criteria for highly skilled foreign workers seeking a particular visa

High tides exceeding 4 metres have been forecast between December 4 and 7

Differently-abled people will be nominated as ex-officio members in every government body and peoples representative institutions, says Naidu

But it has no data on the employment of transgender people in the Union government

Ahead of the 13th World Anglo-Indian Reunion, to be held in January 2026, Chennais Anglo-Indian community is working on keeping its music and stories alive from restoring old Pallavaram villas to maintaining digital archives

Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rais reply comes in response to a Trinamool MPs query on disclosure of caste

The top court was hearing a batch of petitions contending that such statutory provisions discriminate against persons affected by leprosy in ways that entrench stigma and undermine their dignity

The merger of the fascistic political rule with the dominance of the billionaires and exploiters of society could be seen in neo fascism, says CPI(M) general secretary

A tribute to Helmut Schippert who launched Chennai Photo Biennale and brought together artistes, writers, and environmentalists during his stint as director of the Goethe-Institut and beyond