The Hindu

Japan is strengthening its defence capabilities while maintaining the U.S. alliance as its cornerstone and expanding cooperation with like-minded partners in the Indo-Pacific, says Former Japanese Prime Minister

Crime Branch to investigate role of 2,873 people with criminal records flagged during CJPs Chalo Sansad march; probe to examine whether violence was premeditated.

Justice V. Lakshminarayanan has directed the police to investigate the matter and submit a status report by November 10, 2026

How one living voter found himself declared dead and deleted from the electoral roll

The RBI policy review will need Central assistance to effectively fight inflation

Bias is more than human sociology; life makes choices with definite preferences

Dr. Arunraj urges residents to check for mosquito breeding at home to prevent a spike in cases after the onset of the Northeast monsoon

The Gyanesh Kumar-led Election Commission of India, emboldened by a deferential Supreme Court judgment, has already disenfranchised lakhs of genuine electors through its Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and risks excluding many more

Turning investment commitments into projects requires tackling State-level administrative bottlenecks

The advisory expands earlier guidance on rules by the Ministry on AI-generated content; it also advises firms to take on priority posts referred by government departments

Harish Rao flays Govt. for not announcing Dasara bonus

The applicants said uncertainty over their appeals against exclusion continues even as the Kolkata Municipal Corporation and Howrah Municipal Corporation elections near

Police said unidentified individuals used the school founders photo as their WhatsApp profile, impersonated him, and asked the schools accounts manager to transfer 38 lakh to a bank account. Believing the message to be genuine, the manager transferred the money

We get a lot of uranium now from the international market, thanks to the NSG waiver. But, it is only a waiver. It is not membership, says Atomic Energy Commission member

Karnataka had argued that it was reeling under serious hydrological distress which was marked by 54% deficit in cumulative inflows to its four reservoirs in the Cauvery basin

The films are Thiruvarutchelvar (1967), Thillana Mohanambal (1968) and Thiruvilayadal (1965), which have been acquired in the national collection, according to a press release

A healthy space for dialogue for women who have survived acts of sexual violence remains limited; it is then through literature that such dialogue takes place

All five were reported to be in stable condition, hospital authorities said

Police say rescue operation has been completed; efforts under way to arrest building owners; AAP targets Delhi government over incident