IIT Bombay Professor Suryanarayana Doolla sent on leave for impartial probe into students death
Earlier, the professor was removed as the dean of administrative affairs, followed by protests over the students death
Russian attacks injure 7 across Ukraine and damage structures
The Russian Defence Ministry said that its forces overnight carried out group strikes using drones on Ukraine's military-industrial and energy sector facilities, logistics centres and maritime vessels.
Trump-Xi Summit in Washington: Key topics of discussion, schedule and more
Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled to arrive in Washington for a high-stakes state visit with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump, anchoring discussions around pivotal global issues, including trade, artificial intelligence, Iran, and Taiwan
NTAs bid to find subject matter experts
Few anime make the medium feel as embarrassingly underdressed as JJBA, and Steel Ball Run begins this bizarre new Western leg in Hirohiko Arakis beloved saga like its already several moves ahead
Road accident in Mumbais Colaba kills two
An accidental death (ADR) entryhas been registered in the case
Yellow alert in 29 districts of Maharashtra amid prolonged dry spell
Heavy rain accompanied by strong winds is expected in Latur, Dharashiv, Yavatmal, Nanded, Chandrapur, Nagpur, Gadchiroli and Gondia districts
Newsweek Recognizes Altimetrik as America's Greatest Workplaces in Tech 2026
Newsweek Recognizes Altimetrik as America's Greatest Workplaces in Tech 2026
Choice Equity Broking Launches Trader Mode on Choice FinX, Bringing Advanced Execution Tools to Active Traders
Greenfield Dental Market Insights: Rising Dental Costs Push Thousands of Western Patients to Vietnam
Greenfield Dental Market Insights: Rising Dental Costs Push Thousands of Western Patients to Vietnam
Chandigarh University CSE student Utkarsh develops AI-based hospital & patient care automation startup 'Medoc'
Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 review: The strongest battle shonen of today eyes the throne of history
Very few modern titles feel like they belong in the same breath as Heian era shonen legends with the sole exception of Jujutsu Kaisen, of course
AISA claims Mount Carmel college in Bengaluru cancelled panel discussion after ABVP threat
Super League Kerala: Thiruvananthapuram Kombans is geared up for Season 3
The franchise features a bunch of new local talents in the new season of the football league
UK ready to lead global push on AI Standards, Burnham tells UN
Britain has a world-leading AI Security Institute, which works hand in glove with the US and the leading labs on AI safety, he said, but it needed to go further
Trump labels artificial intelligence Super Intelligence, stresses importance of winning AI race
In an address at the United Nations General Assembly, President Donald Trump rebranded artificial intelligence as Super Intelligence (SI), stressing that the technology represents a winner-take-all global race in which U.S. leadership over competitors like China is vital.
IFI Techsolutions achieves Agentic DevOps with Microsoft Azure and GitHub Specialization
Recognition validates deep expertise in delivering secure, AI-powered application development and DevOps transformation.
Keralam Cabinet decides to dissolve Loka Kerala Sabha, replace it with new mechanism
For establishing alternative mechanism, a Cabinet sub-committee chaired by Chief Minister with Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala, Industries Minister P.K. Kunhalikutty, Health Minister K. Muraleedharan and Water Resources Minister Mons Joseph has been constituted
Sustainability must become part of Tamil Nadus growth strategy: State Environment Minister Rajeev
Addressing The Hindu Sustainability Summit 2026, the minister said climate change and environmental protection cant be viewed separately from economic development, job creation and industrial growth.
Steel Secretary Sandeep Poundrik writes to Chief Secretary G. Sai Prasad for APSPF personnel at the plant, which has been paying 150 crore to 200 crore a year for a CISF force the Centre is withdrawing over unpaid dues
Sanjay Raut demands CEC Gyanesh Kumars removal, terms EC differences over SIR a revolt
Speaking to media persons, Shiv Sena (UBT) Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut said the recent developments had exposed the CECs style of functioning and demanded his immediate removal and suspension over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) row.
Donald Trump voices strong support for India-Middle East-Europe economic corridor
Iran's terrorist attacks on commercial shipping in neighbouring countries have shown the need to shift West Asian energy infrastructure away from the Iranian checkpoints, says U.S. President Donald Trump
Gallops among five Mumbai establishments facing FDA action; 30.8 lakh stock seized across State
During an inspection, FDA officials reported finding blood and ketchup stains from non-vegetarian food on ice stored inside a refrigerator, damaged packaging, water stagnation and live cockroaches and ants
Watch: Trump says Cubas communist regime is under unprecedented pressure
Donald Trump says his administration is seeking fundamental change in Cuba and claims the communist regime will eventually fall.
SafeStay AP App launched to make accommodation safer, strengthen emergency response
Guests can search verified accommodation and book it; property owners register rooms and guest details; the police get real-time occupancy data across the State
Importance of teaching medical students to think in the era of AI
While AI can accelerate diagnosis, medical education still requires the student to undergo a productive struggle that helps build clinical judgment
Rain havoc: Keralam Cabinet announces financial assistance to kin of deceased
9 people lost their lives, while 1 person is still missing, says Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan after weekly Cabinet meeting
Hughes Precision Raises 250+ Crore to Accelerate Ammunition Manufacturing Expansion
Hughes Precision Raises 250+ Crore to Accelerate Ammunition Manufacturing Expansion
News from the world of Education: September 23, 2026
Information on colleges, admissions, scholarships, events, MoUs, and more
Watch: Trump says US seeks fundamental change in Cuba, claims communist regime will fall
Donald Trump says his administration is seeking fundamental change in Cuba and claims the communist regime will eventually fall.
US Treasury secretary could take on AI czar role, source says
Scott Bessent could become US President Donald Trumps new AI czar, a source familiar with the discussions said
TVK Eyes PMK? Vijay Camp Reportedly Wooing Anbumani With Cabinet Berth For Sowmiya
A behind-the-scenes attempt is reportedly underway to bring PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss closer to the TVK government, with a strategist said to be close to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay reportedly reaching out to him and pitching a possible Cabinet berth for his wife, Sowmiya Ramadoss. According to a report published by Tamil weekly Junior [] The post TVK Eyes PMK? Vijay Camp Reportedly Wooing Anbumani With Cabinet Berth For Sowmiya appeared first on The Commune .
BJP constitutes committee over unexpected events in its Tamil Nadu unit
Complaints made against some of its functionaries are believed to have prompted the BJPs State unit to constitute the committee
Keralams Kochi Corporation in a tight spot over Plan fund utilisation
So far, the Corporation has received only 7.89 crore of 23.67 crore Plan fund allocation from State govt. However, even this has effectively been reduced to 80.70 lakh after deductions at source
What is the Uniform Civil Code debate? | Explained
How are personal laws governed today? What does the Constitution say about a UCC? What are the arguments in favour of a UCC? What are the arguments against? How could a UCC guarantee equal womens rights? What alternative has been proposed?
Greater Investment Needed in Resilient Telecom Infra, Says Expert
In an interaction, Amit Prothi, director general, CDRI, explained the major risks identified in Tamil Nadu and the measures needed to protect telecom networks and ensure connectivity during disasters
Why the legendary lyricist Kannadasans words still resonate
In his birth centenary year, looking at how Kannadasan brought philosophy, classical Tamil literature and the realities of everyday life to common man through a language that everyone could understand.
Cauvery water plea rejected by Supreme Court
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has refused to entertain a petition seeking 70.91 TMC of Cauvery water from Tamil Nadus share for Karnataka, saying that allowing organisations to separately litigate inter-State disputes could lead to endless proceedings. The writ petition was filed by the Cauvery River Protection Committee, which challenged aspects of the existing water-sharing Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Karnataka to set up special committee to create industry-based curricula: Chief Minister
KEONICS, that turned 50, has played a key role in Karnatakas emergence as an innovation and technology leader globally
Trump threatens to annihilate Iran if peace deal fails, in address to UN
Speaking to the UN General Assembly with a lone Iranian delegate in attendance, President Donald Trump stated he faces a major choice between striking Iran again or making peace, warning he could annihilate the nation if the conflict remains unresolved.
Ilaiyaraaja honoured in Australia as he completes 50 years in cinema
Music maestro Ilaiyaraaja was honoured at the Australian Parliament with a ceremonial stamp commemorating his 50 years in cinema. The composer expressed gratitude for the recognition, calling it touching to be honoured in Australia after beginning his journey in a remote Tamil Nadu village
Tamil Nadu Farmers Urge Government to Release Water for Samba Rice Cultivation
Farmers in Trichy demand water release from the Cauvery River to save their samba rice nurseries amid irrigation concerns. Tamil Nadu Farmers Urge Government to Release Water for Samba Rice Cultivation
Cruise Money showcases India's first agentic card - an AI money companion that plans, decides & pays on the user's behalf
Embassy Developments to sell residential tower in Juhu to Angel One for 711 crore
The deal is the largest single residential unit transaction in the country, claimed Embassy Developments
Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan reject the writ petition filed by Agri S.S. Krishnamurthy to quash the amendment that seeks the constitution of a tribunal to resolve the dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka
Satire | My personal BRICS goodie bag
Viral unboxing of a different kind, with dal, rajma and two kilos of jaggery
52-year-old woman killed in elephant attack at Attappady in Keralam
According to police, a wild elephant that crossed Bhavani river attacked Bushra and her son. Bushra suffered serious injuries to her head and later succumbed
Rupee rises 5 paise to 95.57 against U.S. dollar in early trade
Forex traders said going ahead, the currency market direction will majorly be driven by unfolding geopolitical developments
Amit Shah calls for complete eradication of drugs by 2029
Speaking at the 3rd anti-narcotics task force (ANTF) conference on Tuesday, September 22, Home Minister Amit Shah urged joint action by central and state agencies to achieve a drug-free India by 2029 through clear targets, timelines, and accountability.
Asian Games 2026: Manu ends 5th in 10m air pistol final; women's team also misses medal
India missed out on a medal to Vietnam in the team event, finishing fourth
This years El Nio-driven heat could cause nearly half a million more deaths, group says
The heaviest toll is expected in poorer countries, already struggling with food insecurity and high energy costs, partly due to climate change and the fallout of the war in Iran, the University of Chicago-based Climate Impact Lab says
After the meeting at NLSIU, a delegation of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), Bengaluru, met him at Lok Bhavan and submitted a memorandum regarding the screening
China sets guidelines for fentanyl-related crimes prior to Trump-Xi summit
The guidelines come a day before Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to meet United States President Donald Trump in Washington for their second summit this year
No family will be without support: Chouhan surveys Bihars flood-affected areas
50 lakh people have been affected, says Union Minister after visiting Hajipur, Bhagalpur and other areas; Central team to review situation, send report based on which aid will be disbursed, he adds
No place for dictatorship: Ritabrata Banerjee on ECs TMC symbol freeze
The Election Commission has temporarily frozen the All India Trinamool Congress name and Flowers and Grass symbol ahead of the West Bengal bypolls. Reacting to the order, Leader of the Opposition Ritabrata Banerjee said, Democracy has no place for dictatorship. Both rival factions have been asked to submit alternative names and symbols.
Nearly 2,000 marriage records in Odisha manipulated to claim welfare aid: report
More evidence of how Odishas Nirman Shramik Scheme was exploited to avail illegal benefits has come to light
PDPs Iltija Mufti leads protest over apartheidreservation policy in J&K
Demands public release of Cabinet sub-committee report; alleges shrinking share of opportunities for open-merit aspirants
Error on DU portal shows SOL students from India as Nepal nationals; issue fixed for some
Attacks on women horrible; Centre, States should ensure safety: Priyanka Gandhi
She urged the Centre and State governments to ensure that women can safely venture out on the streets
Mark Carney says Canada, India aim to wrap up trade talks by G20 ahead of PM Modi visit
Mark Carney said he and Narendra Modi had committed to try to conclude negotiations by the G20
Broad daylight dacoity, says Supreme Court on overpricing of essential cancer drugs
It is very surprising that the authorities who are supposed to take action on this are silent, says Bench
Why lessons from Hyderabads KBR faux pas must inform our future
The Government appears to have realised the futility of more road infrastructure only after the stretch around the park was converted to one-way traffic to facilitate the structures
Light to Moderate Rain Expected in Western Ghats of Tamil Nadu with Storm Alert
Light to moderate rain is forecasted for Tamil Nadus Western Ghats, with storm alerts for several districts including Chennai. Light to Moderate Rain Expected in Western Ghats of Tamil Nadu with Storm Alert
Madras High Court is recruiting 115 Data Entry Operators (Contractual basis) for e-Sewa Kendras across the Principal Seat of Madras High Court, 36 districts of Tamil Nadu, and Puducherry. Candidates need a B.Sc (Computer Science)/B.Sc (IT)/BCA/B.E. (Computer Science)/B.Tech/MCA/M.Sc (Computer Science)/M.E (Computer Science)/M.Tech/M.Sc (IT) qualification, and must be aged 1835 years as on 01.09.2026. There is no examination fee. The last date for online application is 29.09.2026.
Rahul Gandhi to Host Students Echo Program in Tamil Nadu Next Month
Rahul Gandhi plans to engage with college students in Tamil Nadu next month during his Students Echo program. Rahul Gandhi to Host Students Echo Program in Tamil Nadu Next Month
Asian Games 2026: Indias womens skeet team wins bronze, secures sixth shooting medal
The skeet event has each shooter trying to get the maximum of 125 allocated points
Tamil Nadu By-Election: TVK Faces Tough Challenge in Dharapuram Constituency
The Dharapuram by-election poses a significant test for the ruling TVK party amid a competitive five-way race. Tamil Nadu By-Election: TVK Faces Tough Challenge in Dharapuram Constituency
Huawei Releases Intelligent WAN White Paper in AI Era
Huawei Releases Intelligent WAN White Paper in AI Era
2,000-year-old Chola city lost to tsunamis throws up evidence of glorious past
Orenda Group and Sai Ram Dave Launch 'Radha - Ek Prem Avtar', Bringing a Timeless Indian Cultural Narrative to Contemporary Audiences
Mongolian herders enlist new tech against harsher, drier climate
Herders are on the frontline of both climate change and desertification impacts
Ch. Venkatesh of the DGP office, who had keyhole surgery on his knee in 2022 and nine months of physiotherapy, wins gold in taekwondo poomsae at the All India Police Judo Cluster Championship
Delivering the 26th University Distinguished Lecture, the Australian agencys senior scientist says openness does not mean accepting every new idea uncritically
Communal harmony marks Vinayaka Chavithi procession in Kadapa ahead of Nimajjanam
Members of several communities join the procession and exchange pleasantries; police keep watch on sensitive pockets, and MLA Madhavi Reddy leads the Shobha Yatra from NGOs Colony
Tribal man killed in wild elephant attack in Idukki
The Chinnakkanal area uder the Devikulam forest range continues to be a hazard for residents due to escalating human-wildlife conflict
Trump says U.S., Iranian officials met, shortly after warning he may 'annihilate' Iran
The engagement comes after months of U.S.-Iran communications languishing following the collapse of a short-lived ceasefire that was brokered in June
Watch: UK PM Andy Burnham backs Israel against threats, rejects actions in Gaza
UK PM Andy Burnham backs Israel against threats while rejecting actions in Gaza and the West Bank.
Journalists study tour fosters knowledge, cultural exchange, national integration
Srinagar Sept 21: A 13-member media delegation from Jammu and Kashmir undertook a week-long study tour of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry from September 13 to 19 under the aegis of the Press Information Bureau (PIB), Srinagar, providing journalists with first-hand exposure to the regions educational, technological, industrial, cultural and historical landscape. The study tour was conceived as an opportunity for journalists to move beyond their familiar geographical and social environment and gain direct knowledge of the institutions, developmental initiatives, cultural traditions and heritage of another part of the country. A significant component of the tour was the delegations visit to IIT Madras, where the journalists gained insights into higher education, scientific research, technological innovation and entrepreneurship. The experience at IIT Madras also offered useful perspectives for Jammu and Kashmir, particularly in relation to the growing importance of innovation, research, skill development, entrepreneurship and industry-academia collaboration in regional development. Exposure to such institutions can help journalists communicate emerging opportunities and developments in science and technology to wider audiences. The delegation also visited the DakshinaChitra Heritage Museum at Muttukadu, a prominent institution dedicated to preserving the traditional architecture, handicrafts, lifestyles and cultural practices of South India. One of the distinctive features of DakshinaChitra is the preservation and reconstruction of traditional houses representing Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala. Historic structures have been carefully relocated from their original locations and reconstructed, demonstrating how tangible cultural heritage can be conserved and presented to future generations despite rapid urbanisation and changing lifestyles. The experience carries particular significance for Jammu and Kashmir, which possesses a rich and distinctive architectural and cultural legacy. Traditional wooden houses, historic mosques, temples and shrines, together with Kashmiri handicrafts, carpet weaving, papier-mch, wood carving and other indigenous arts, constitute an important part of the regions cultural identity. However, changing lifestyles, rapid urban expansion and modern construction practices are placing increasing pressure on traditional forms of architecture and craftsmanship. The Tamil Nadu experience therefore offers useful lessons on the importance of documentation, conservation, institutional support and public awareness in protecting cultural heritage The tour also demonstrated that heritage preservation need not remain confined to the protection of old structures. Cultural heritage can function as a living economic and social resource, supporting tourism, traditional livelihoods, handicrafts, entrepreneurship and community participation. The study tour highlighted wider role of journalism in documenting society. Journalism is not restricted to political, administrative and day-to-day news reporting; it can also contribute to the preservation of history, culture, language, traditional knowledge, art, etc. The special efforts of PIB Director, Kashmir, Qazi Salman, played a significant role in making the study tour possible and purposeful. Through effective planning, guidance and coordination, he helped facilitate the delegations exposure to a wide range of educational institutions, industrial centres, cultural landmarks and historical sites across Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. The tour also provided journalists an opportunity to observe how institutions, cultural organisations and communities preserve their heritage while adapting to contemporary economic and technological changes. Such experiences can contribute to more informed reporting on development, education, culture, tourism and social transformation. Qazi Salmans coordination further contributed to strengthening journalistic and cultural linkages between Jammu and Kashmir and other regions of the country. The study tour thus emerged as a meaningful platform for knowledge exchange, professional development, cultural interaction andinter-regional dialogue.
Reap and Visa Collaborate to Launch Stablecoin Card Programs Across 100+ Markets
Reap and Visa Collaborate to Launch Stablecoin Card Programs Across 100+ Markets
Watch: How the Emergency cast a shadow on Tamil Nadu | Focus Tamil Nadu
What really happened during Emergency in Tamil Nadu?
In Tamil Nadu, 1,027 persons were detained under the MISA of whom 570 belonged to opposition political parties, 139 were from banned organisations and 318 were described as anti-socials, criminals and others
When the Centre carried out a drive to cleanse public life in Tamil Nadu
Immediately after the Karunanidhi government was dismissed on corruption charges, Governor K.K. Shah convened a meeting of Collectors and police officers to underscore the importance of a clean, impartial, efficient, upright and just administration. He said months later that he would restore Tamil Nadus image as the best-administered State
The curious case of the missing Shah Commission report on Emergency and its eventual rediscovery
Once Indira Gandhi was back in power in 1980, no one could get hold of the three-volume Shah Commission report
The 175 MVA extra-high voltage transformer was built at the companys Naini plant in Prayagraj; SSEL is also seeking approvals in Europe
The influence of Dalit voters in Uttar Pradesh
While the BSP has remained the most popular choice among Dalit voters, the BJP is steadily gaining ground particularly within the non-Jatavs
A strong El Nino and northeast monsoon: What lies ahead for Tamil Nadu? | Explained
This year, El Nino had brought rainfall deficit during southwest monsoon in India, including Tamil Nadu
Will beef be served in Tamil Nadu govt-run student hostels? here's what minister Vanni Arasu says
A fresh debate has erupted in Tamil Nadu over the food menu at government-run student hostels after Social Justice Minister Vanni Arasu said a section of students had requested that beef be included in their meals. However, the minister made it clear that no final decision has been taken yet and that the matter will be discussed with officials before the government decides how to proceed. Arasu made the remarks while inspecting the MC Raja Social Justice Hostel in Chennai's Saidapet, where he reviewed the facilities and interacted over issues concerning students. According to the minister, some students from rural backgrounds had suggested adding beef to the existing non-vegetarian menu.
APEC Young Entrepreneurs Conference Opens in Hangzhou
APEC Young Entrepreneurs Conference Opens in Hangzhou
FXT Unveils FXT AI: A Multi-Agent Trading Co-Pilot for Market Insight, Risk Awareness and Trader Development.
