Muziris to be made international heritage tourism destination, says Satheesan
The Chief Minister says the government is planning to expand water taxi and kayak services to Ezhikkara, Kottappuram and Azheekode as part of the Muziris Heritage Project
Eviction looms over 700 families near Prime Ministers residence
The ECIs constitutional mandate is under strain
The Election Commission of Indias conduct raises serious questions about legality, accountability and constitutional propriety
AAP steps up stir against CEC; bid to vitiate atmosphere: BJP
Oppn. party doubles down on demand for Gyanesh Kumars removal, demands FIR against police officer accused of sexual harassment by 3 women scribes; traffic restricted in parts of central Delhi
INDIA bloc to protest outside CEOs office on Wednesday
Colbys mid-term report card, what it means for India
The evolving defence strategy of the United States offers India an opportunity to build leverage
The sore lack of hostels in DU
While 30 to 40 colleges were established under different political dispensations in Delhi, none of them have attempted to provide hostel accommodation on their campuses
Mad Sandhu killing: vanishing social media posts and Punjabs queer history
The killing of Mad Sandhu has left police chasing unverified online claims while queer voices in Punjab draw attention to a history of gender and sexual expression that predates todays anxieties over visibility
Weekend night bike racing puts Chennai residents, motorists on the edge
Residents demand police action as speeding bikes disturb sleep and raise fears of accidents; 21-year-old mechanic dies in road crash
Two or three?: On the Court, students, three-language policy
Students must be free to choose a third language that is not tested in a Board exam
Campaigning for byelection ends in Madurantakam and Dharapuram
Polling will take place on October 6. The byelection will be a five-cornered contest, with the TVK-led Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance, the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance, the AIADMK-led NDA, the Left parties, and the NTK in the fray
Police nab three migrant workers over murder of their co-worker in Velachery
Tiruvottiyur residents seek flood-free, pollution-free neighbourhood
Outbound force: On the U.S. leaving Iraq
The U.S. is leaving Iraq in weariness, if not defeat
FIR filed after IIT-D scholar found injured in Munirka flat dies at AIIMS
Fisherfolk oppose plan to build Secretariat at Foreshore Estate
They hoist black flags to mark their opposition to the proposal. They demand that the govt. return the lands belonging to Srinivasapuram, build new houses for 15,000 fishermen along the Marina Loop Road, and discuss the matter with them
MLA helps father return to Vizag from Abu Dhabi after son drowns
Youth held for allegedly raping transwoman in Kochi
31-year-old techie killed as lorry rams bike at PM Palem
Welfare Secretary booked for allegedly misappropriating 2.17 lakh meant for pensioners
Valedictory of World Tourism Day to be held in Araku Valley
Fire breaks out at metal scrap godown
The police said that an electrical short circuit could have been the reason for the accident
Free ayurvedic camp held at Andhra University
It is nobodys business when or how many times I meet my people, says Vijay
Taking out a roadshow in Dharapuram on the last day of campaigning for the bypoll, he hits out the impudence of DMK president M.K. Stalin in body-shaming his partys candidate for the constituency
Former security camp in Bastar now serves as hostel for tribal schoolboys
The campus has two sections, the first a hostel for 100 pre-Matriculation Scheduled Tribes boys, and the other for 50 students in Classes 11 and 12
500 detained in Delhi on Day 3 of protests seeking CECs exit; Thackerays lead Mumbai march
Delhi Police stop protesters as they try to march towards heavily barricaded Jantar Mantar; in Mumbai, Uddhav Thackeray describes CEC as BJPs 'weapon', Raj Thackeray calls for use of ballot papers instead of EVMs
12kg LPG price rises by Tk 252
The price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) has increased. The price of a 12kg LPG cylinder has jumped by Tk 252, rising from Tk 1,585 to Tk 1,837. The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) announced the new price on Sunday. The prices of LPG cylinders weighing between 5.5kg and 45kg have also been increased at the same rate. The price of LPG used in vehicles, known as autogas, has been raised from Tk 73.09 per litre to Tk 84.62 per litre. However, the price of a 12.5kg LPG cylinder supplied by the state-owned company has been kept unchanged at Tk 825. Announcing the new prices, BERC said the prices in the domestic market had been adjusted due to an increase in LPG prices in the international market. Despite the higher official price, LPG is reportedly unavailable in some areas. In places where it is available, there are allegations that a 12kg cylinder is being sold for Tk 2,200 to Tk 2,500. Make the news lead sharper Use more natural news English Strengthen the shortage paragraph The post 12kg LPG price rises by Tk 252 appeared first on Energy Bangla .
Report: 17 Nations Back Kyoto Vision for Science
Kyoto, October 4 : Kyoto Vision for Science has reportedly been endorsed by the United States and 16 other countries as part of an international effort to accelerate scientific discovery through advanced artificial intelligence, expanded computing access and new research funding models. The initiative, formally described as the Kyoto Vision for a Golden Age of [] The post Report: 17 Nations Back Kyoto Vision for Science appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Painter stabbed to death by carpenter in Bengaluru
Mumbai: Uddhav and Raj Thackeray lead opposition rally against CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Uddhav and Raj Thackeray led an opposition rally in Mumbai against CEC Gyanesh Kumar, demanding the scrapping of SIR and greater electoral transparency.
Keralam Health department introduces district-level system to monitor medicine stocks
The district-level teams have been instructed to conduct direct inspections at hospital pharmacies and stores rather than relying solely on records
Punjab AAP suspends MLA Sukhveer Singh Maiserkhana over anti-party activities
Punjab AAP has suspended MLA Sukhveer Singh Maiserkhana after he questioned teacher shortages in government schools and the State governments education reform claims.
CEC row: Delhi Police detain protesting Aam Aadmi Party workers
CEC protests in Delhi: A student on how she was harassed by the Delhi Police during protests
IIT-Gandhinagar scientists demo quantum link through 5.5 km of air
The feat has been described as Indias first free-space quantum-key distribution (QKD) link at a distance of 5.56 km
Tamil Nadu bypolls: Vijay faces first electoral test as TVK seeks to win Madurantakam, Dharapuram
The high-decibel campaign for the bypolls in Madurantakam, Dharapuram Assembly seats in Tamil Nadu has ended.
Sangama clean-up drive removes over 1,000 kg of waste
Chinmaya Missions Gita chanting competition draws over 15,000 students in Madurai city
Clean-up drive, awareness activities mark Wildlife Week celebrationin Coimbatore
Rift in Chickballapur and Kolar Congress units spills into the open
Clip of Naidu calming crowd at Sitharamans speech in Andhras Madanapalle sets off Congress-NDA row
Jairam Ramesh reposts a video of the October 2 event saying the publics anger forced the Chief Minister to silence the crowd; Naidu, Sitharaman, Lokesh and the BJP say it was party workers enthusiasm
Abhinava Gavisiddeshwara formally invited to inaugurate Mysuru Dasara
Congress Govt. failed minorities by not keeping promises: Harish Rao
The incidents happened a day after an alleged threat by Cantonmentsub-inspector Gokulsurfaced in the aftermath of the recent clash between Youth Congress and SFI activists in the capital city
Four arrested for extorting money from youth in Coimbatore
T. Asaf Ali, Director General of Prosecution, gives legal advice that there is no legal bar in proceeding against Gyanesh Kumar. The case pertains to the reported suicide of Malaysian Lee See Been, a former chief project officer of Kerala State Transport Project for reconstruction of M.C. Road
Kuki man found dead a day after abduction in Manipur
Armed men reportedly took the 71-year-old at gunpoint after torching his house in a village in Kangpokpi district
Tusker Pallatt Brahmadathan dies after lightning strike near Erattupetta in Keralams Kottayam
Known for his calm and gentle nature, Brahmadathan was fondly referred to by elephant lovers as Gaja Kausthubham Pallatt Brahmadathan
Sowmiya Anbumani calls for concerted efforts to protect Tamirabarani
Nearly 30% of Karnatakas waterbodies used mainly to recharge groundwater
Karnataka has the second-highest share among the major southern States, after Tamil Nadu
Hindu Mahaganpati immersed after 21-day festival in Kalaburagi
Ethiopia controls Tigray capital as regional rivals meet in Egypt
The presidents of Egypt, Somalia, Sudan and Eritrea all of whom have difficult relations with Ethiopia were set to meet in the Egyptian city of Alamein on Sunday to discuss the conflict.
Vayalar Award for R. Rajasrees Athreyakam
China says 'divergent opinions' contributed to lack of G20 consensus
The draft called on all countries to move to eliminate structural excess capacity in their economies, among other actions
Central team assesses drought situation in Saligrama taluk
According to the LDF, the act is intended to falsely show Sugathans presence at Corporation council meetings he actually missed while in hiding
Naidu to launch water schemes worth 30,156 crore in Kadapa on October 5
With 27.36 lakh new tap connections, the scheme aims to provide clean drinking water to 3.27 crore rural households
Thackeray cousins lead march to BMC against CEC, seek end to SIR in Maharashtra
The march added to the campaign that Opposition parties have run against the Election Commission over the SIR and the working of the panel
Senior cardiothoracic surgeon gets award
Protesters in Hyderabad demand action against Delhi ACP over alleged assault of woman journalist
Worker dies in explosion at factory in Kasaragod
High-pressure gas reportedly escaped from a boiler, throwing the worker into a poultry waste pit; two others were injured while attempting to rescue him
NH-10 Night Closure Announced Between Sevoke and Rangpo in Two Phases From October 7
Siliguri, October 4: Night-time vehicular movement along the SevokeRangpo stretch of National Highway 10 (NH-10), a crucial road connecting Sikkim with West Bengal, will be restricted in two phases between October 7 and November 5, 2026, to facilitate excavation, slope protection and landslide mitigation works. According to an official order issued under the Control of [] The post NH-10 Night Closure Announced Between Sevoke and Rangpo in Two Phases From October 7 appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Trump names national intelligence director Jay Clayton to lead a new federal AI task force
The task force will reach out to consumers, public interest groups, religious organizations, critical infrastructure providers and AI companies, the Republican president said.
Teachers play key role in shaping future of society, nation: Sakeena Itoo
Srinagar, Oct 4 : Education Minister Sakeena Itoo on Sunday said teachers are the cornerstone of the education system and play an indispensable role in shaping the future of society and the nation. She was addressing a one-day Mega Teachers Conference on Roles, Rights and Responsibilities of Teachers, organised by the Jammu and Kashmir Rehbar-e-Taleem Teachers Forum (JKReTTF) at SCERT Bemina here. The conference was attended by a large number of teachers and senior officers of the School Education Department. Appreciating the contribution of teachers towards nation-building, Itoo particularly acknowledged the services of Rehbar-e-Taleem teachers who have served in remote, far-flung and difficult areas of Jammu and Kashmir. She said the Rehbar-e-Taleem scheme played an important role in extending education to areas where educational facilities were earlier inadequate or non-existent. The children educated in these schools have gone on to achieve their goals, and the credit for this transformation goes to our teachers, she said. Itoo said the government recognised the contribution of teachers and would continue to take steps to strengthen their dignity, professional standing and welfare. A teacher is not merely an employee of the Education Department; a teacher is the person who creates the future of our society, she said, adding that Jammu and Kashmir could not progress without respecting and empowering its teachers. The minister assured the teaching community that the genuine issues raised during the conference would be examined seriously and addressed within the applicable rules and procedures. Referring to the recent resolution passed by the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on issues concerning the teaching community, Itoo said it reflected the government's commitment towards teachers. She said she had personally taken up the matter after receiving representations from teachers and ensured that the issue was brought before the Assembly. The resolution passed by the Legislative Assembly was not an act of favour, it was an expression of our responsibility towards the teaching community, she said. On the demand for a comprehensive transfer policy for Rehbar-e-Taleem teachers, Itoo said the draft policy was at an advanced stage. She said the draft had been placed in the public domain to invite suggestions from stakeholders and the suggestions received were being examined for incorporation wherever feasible. The minister also urged teachers and their representatives to ensure that all required service records and supporting documents were properly compiled and submitted to the concerned authorities to avoid delays in processing service-related cases. Itoo stressed that teachers' rights must go hand in hand with professional accountability and commitment towards students. Rights and responsibilities go together. While the Government remains committed to protecting the legitimate rights and dignity of teachers, I also expect every teacher to continue discharging his or her responsibility towards students with dedication, compassion and professionalism, she said. Director School Education Kashmir Naseer Ahmad Wani also addressed the conference and appreciated the contribution of Rehbar-e-Taleem teachers in strengthening the education system across Jammu and Kashmir. He acknowledged the services of teachers working in challenging and far-flung areas and underscored their role in ensuring access to education for children in remote communities. On the occasion, the leadership of the Rehbar-e-Taleem Teachers Forum presented a memorandum to the minister highlighting various issues concerning the welfare and professional advancement of teachers. Representatives of the teaching community also expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and Education Minister Sakeena Itoo for the recent Assembly resolution concerning teachers' issues.(KNS) ,
Chaotic traffic on Tiruchi-Karur road irks commuters
The opening of a couple of big retail showrooms near the Chathiram bus stands and random parking of cars by shoppers has worsened the situation at the busy junction
Gandhis vast spiritual universe of devotion has gained greater relevance: Prof. Tolpadi
Aruppukottai BDO, four others suspended for misappropriation of funds
Pinarayi Vijayan seeks strigent action against YC workers, police over University Hostel violence
In a letter to the Home Minister, the CPI(M) veteran alleged that the decision by the Youth Congress to commence itsmarch from the hostel premises instead of its usual protest venues was a deliberate attempt to provoke violence
Stakeholders seek revision of Tamil Nadu road safety policy
Traders in Kozhikode announce protest against unauthorised street vending
Traders owing allegiance to the KVVES demands that street vending be restricted to areas identified by local self-government institutions in accordance with the Street Vendors Act
Restaurant rent dispute spills onto road in Madhapur, cases booked against both sides
Bhajan is simplest way to receive Gods grace, says Suttur seer
He says that through bhajans, the Sattvic energy within one is awakened and a healthy society with morality is created.
Sharmila reiterates demand for CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation
APCC president alleges concerns over transparency, collective decision-making in Election Commission; says Congress will fight to protect democratic institutions
Poor rains this monsoon bleed farmers, power utilities
Extent of Kharif cultivation falls to lowest since 2022 as groundwater depletion adds to woes
Track doubling between Aduthurai and Sundaraperumal Kovil gets approval
The sanction comes at a time when temple town of Kumbakonam is set to celebrate the Mahamaham festival in March 2028 which is expected to attract lakhs of people
Global Mercury experts converge at IIT Hyderabad for ICMGP 2026
BJP leader charged with misuse of Form-7 gets anticipatory bail
Vaaradhi foundation honours govt. school students
CPI(M) appoints veteran leader Chenthamarakshan as district secretary in Keralams Palakkad
The former legislator replaces E.N. Suresh Babu, who was removed from the post before completing his tenure following criticism of the district leadership over factionalism, rebel activity and electoral setbacks
Youth held for allegedly shooting at neighbour in Kozhikode
A preliminary probe into the incident found that the two had argued over a boundary-related issue
Also aims to strengthen Keralams animation, visual effects, gaming, comics and extended reality (AVGC-XR) ecosystem
Victory, not number of seats, is the key: Akhilesh amid SP-Congress seat-sharing spat
Both the parties will win and form the government in an alliance. When have we talked about defeat? We too are talking about victory...Elections are fought on the basis of ideology. In terms of ideology, the Congress party is number one in the entire country, U.P. Congress in-charge Rajendra Pal Gautam says
KSRTC to offer Dasara package tours from Mangaluru and Udupi during Navaratri celebrations
Udayagiri pays tributes to son of the soil Singeetham Srinivasa Rao
The acclaimed filmmaker studied up to SSC in Althuri Rami Reddy Government High School in the town and later migrated to Chennai, where he made a promising career in the tinsel town
Drought scorches Karnatakas spice belt; chilli, turmeric worst hit
Drought scorches Karnatakas spice belt; chilli, turmeric worst hit
DYFI leader booked over alleged remarks against District Police Chief in Kozhikode
Case registered over remarks reportedly made during a DYFI march against alleged police excesses in Delhi
DYFI leader booked over alleged remarks against District Police Chief in Kozhikode
Case registered over remarks reportedly made during a DYFI march against alleged police excesses in Delhi
BC welfare association demands 100 new hostels, Gurukul schools
