Heavy rains, squally wind likely in West Bengal from September 22
United head into a three-week international break just two points outside the relegation zone as they failed to ease the pressure on manager Michael Carrick in a 1-1 draw
Iran shuts language centre linked to French embassy
Based on the Tehran prosecutor's office, the illegal centre affiliated with the French embassy in Tehran, which has operated for years under the guise of language instruction, was closed, the judiciary's Mizan news website said
Manipur musicians murder revives fears of racism, harassment among Northeast residents in Kilokari
Stop Vizag Data Centers Instagram account blocked in India
Campaign to reduce the intake of salt
Cutting down salt is a simple change that can make a major difference to cardiovascular health less salt today can mean lower blood pressure, fewer heart attacks, and fewer strokes tomorrow
If three-time CM gets SIR notice, what about ordinary citizen: AAP
Dengue cases in Tamil Nadu decline for third consecutive year as per government data
The State recorded 17,049 cases and nine deaths in 2026 up to September 19
T.N. mid-level healthcare providers demand job regularisation
AAI plans slew of changes at airport for improved passenger experience
Officials say they have identified issues faced by passengers and made a detailed plan to enhance various facilities.They will improve signage, create workstations, and upgrade furniture. Move follows T.N.s letter to Centre seeking to change airport operator
Experts discuss specific diagnosis and brain modulation in Alzheimers care
Experts discuss the importance of accurate diagnosis and the potential of non-invasive brain stimulation in dementia care
Village knowledge centre inaugurated in Villupuram district
Officials said the Village Knowledge Centre would play a crucial role in enhancing access to education, skills training, and economic opportunities for the local community
Police file case against TVK member, five others for demanding protection money from gas agency
North Chennai residents demand civic infrastructure, pollution control in Manali
United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner has recently accepted the report of the civil society in north Chennai as part of the study byHuman Rights Council Advisory Committee on pollution in the area
Indias real rate moment, the cost of delay
The Reserve Bank of India faces a shrinking real-rate cushion as inflation rises and demand remains strong
Meloni plans to ban burqas and niqabs in Italian schools, cap foreign students in classrooms
For us, anyone who comes to Italy and wants to build their future here must learn our language, understand our culture and respect our rules, said Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni
Indias NGOs at a new funding crossroads
Indias non-governmental organisations must navigate shifting foreign and domestic funding sources
NHAI, Forest Department efforts provide Pichavaram another 25 hectares of mangroves
Sources in the NHAI say the plantation was done for 15 square metres of mangroves that were destroyed in Marakkanam during road widening works
Serious escalation: On the U.S., Russia Sanctions Act and India
The new U.S. law on Russian oil imports carries more legal weight
Aravind Eye Care System: How one doctors vision helped one crore people see
Outdoor sports ups self-esteem, lifestyle among pre-teens: Study
State-level conclave to discuss strategy to address human-wildlife conflict: Minister
Experts from Veterinary University, Kerala Agricultural University, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Wildlife Institute of India, and Kerala Forest Research Institute, besides farmers, will participate in the discussions
Depositors of finance firm to stage protest on September 21
More than 6,000 depositors comprising senior citizens and persons with disabilities have lost their funds due to a financial fraud which happened under the management of T. Devanthan Yadav, chairman and Managing Director
Chennai records 4,600 fever cases so far in September: Corporation
Around 95% of dengue cases were self-limiting and managed at home, while about 5% required hospitalisation, GCC Commissioner G.S. Sameeran said
The foundation for the project was laid by Union Minister for Road Transport Nitin Gadkari in October last year and the entire project cost would be incurred by the Central government
Science and technology are indispensable for growth of countries, says VIT Chancellor
The Chancellor highlighted the need to tap into the potential of a large number of young populations for the growth of the country
Five persons held in Ranipet over murder charges
They were reportedly involved in the killing of a van driver due to previous enmity
Anakapalli SP warns of stringent action against illegal fireworks units
Medical camp organised in Vijayawada
Chess Olympiad | Polish women make a habit of beating India
Vaishalis loss to Maltsevskaya on the second board proves vital as the defending champion goes down 1.5-2.5; Pragg and Gukeshs wins do it for the titlist in the fifth round of the open section
New party emerges as a frontrunner as Israel goes to polls amid Netanyahus waning appeal
Yashar leads in opinion polls as its leader Gadi Eisenkots popularity among voters eclipses that of Netanyahu; Eisenkot bats for strategic wars over endless ones and concurs with the PM on matter such as two-state solution and Iran
From TVK playbook to all-party race: Bypolls go the Instagram way
Candidates Across Parties Set Up Dedicated Teams, Pages and Influencers
Senior Taiwan official makes rare trip to China
China claims Taiwan is part of its territory and has threatened to take the self-ruled island by force if necessary
IPS officers Kanthi Rana Tata, Vishal Gunni get postings after revocation of suspension
New SPs appointed for Markapuram, Palnadu and Polavaram districts
India needs multi-partisan approach for next level of development, says Manish Tewari
The Chandigarh MP says India needs a movement akin to 1991, when the then PM Narasimha Rao and his Finance Minister Manmohan Singh forged a multi-party consensus on the countrys economic trajectory
An Indian woman phytochemist without parallel
Asima Chatterjee pioneered research on medicinal plants and plant-derived drugs, while breaking barriers for women in Indian science
Nearly 300 participate in district-level Yogasana championship in Visakhapatnam
Tejas flight marks new chapter in India-Japan air cooperation
Woman killed, husband and daughter injured as lorry hits motorcycle on Yellandu-Kothagudem main road
Pakistani forces kill 5 militants and free 23 hostages in operation in the southwest
Pakistani security forces have killed five militants in a shootout and freed 23 hostages in the countrys southwest
Akhilesh Yadav sets 27,000-vote target in SP meeting
Mumbai Coastal Road crash: Three students killed as BMW plunges 75 feet
Three students were killed and another critically injured after a BMW crashed off Mumbais Coastal Road early on September 20. Police said the car was travelling at high speed when the driver lost control, hit the outer wall and plunged nearly 75 feet. An investigation into the crash is under way.
Tamil Nadus Special Task Force Takes Action on Over 4,200 Complaints in First 100 Days
In its first 100 days, Tamil Nadus Special Task Force addressed 4,231 complaints, enhancing safety for women and children across the state. Tamil Nadus Special Task Force Takes Action on Over 4,200 Complaints in First 100 Days
Health Wrap Episode 51 discusses healthy diets, osteoarthritis research and more
The episode discusses healthy diets and the growing focus on protein, the role of diet and exercise in weight management, new research on osteoarthritis and cartilage regeneration, gaps in corneal donation and transplantation, and dog vaccination for rabies prevention
Trumps tariff decision can hurt energy security, trade, economy of India: Congress
Trumps unjustified action can hurt Indias energy security, economy, trade, while exposing U.S. hypocrisy, say Congress leaders; slam Modi governments abject capitulation to Washington
Farmers association launches State-wide campaign against dam at Mekedatu
Two killed, one injured in mudslide in Keralams Kottakkamboor
Kottakkamboor residents Balakrishnan and his sister Chinnu killed in mudslide while working on a garlic farm. Mudslide triggered by heavy rain. Balakrishnans wife, Mariyamma, has been hospitalised with severe injuries
Kadapa acquires mobile forensic vehicle to enhance crime investigation
The Hindu Sustainability Summit to explore pathways to a sustainable future
The meet will examine how responsible leadership, innovation and collaboration can translate sustainability ambitions into measurable impact
RPF celebrates Raising Day with community service
Temple worker dies after fall from old kalyana mandapam
Andhra Pradesh Congress party decides to contest all seats in local body elections
The partys PAC also decides to constitute a three-member committee to finalise possible alliances with the INDIA bloc, like-minded parties and organisations opposed to the BJP and NDA
After 10 years on duty, Kerala Police dog Samantha heads home with her handler
Veteran sniffer dog retires from Pathanamthitta district police force after a decade of service, to spend time away from duty with her handler
Panathur Railway Underbridge submerged after rain, commuters struggle through hip-deep water
Panathur RUB is a key connecting link between Gunjur, Varthur, and the ORR; several techies and employees of private companies on the ORR use the RUB regularly.
Preparations under way for Kalpathy chariot festival in Keralams Palakkad
The festival will be held from November 7 to 17; the main chariot celebrations will take place from November 14 to 16
SIR is an assault on Constitution: Jairam Ramesh
Congress leader says in most major States, more women than men have been deleted from electoral rolls during the SIR process
FSDA cancels 16 pharmacy licences, suspends 8, including Pfizer depot
The action follows the departments investigation into a large-scale unlicenced drug repacking and relabelling racket uncovered at a farmhouse in Bengaluru South districts Bidadi on August 18.
Greater Bengaluru Authority faces backlash over software charge on property owners
The five city corporations under the GBA have started collecting the 200 charge from property owners along with the annual property tax.
Keralam to argue for restricting ESA to 98 villages and 8,590.69 sq km
Keralam will demand special treatment and categorisation for the State and will seek restricting the ESA to forest and the leased forest plantations
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham hosts Rashtriya Sankalp Samaroh in Amaravati
I am an arrow of Bahujans, not BRS or BJP: Kavitha
Vinayaka idols procession in Muthupettai peaceful amid heavy police security
Evening rain brings relief to Madurai
Thatipudi water will be provided to Bheemunipatnam limits: MLA
Residents want buses from Tiruchi to Samayapuram and Gunaseelam via Srirangam
National Green Tribunal emasculated by Modi government, says Jairam Ramesh
Citing a study, the former Environment Minister says that in the first six months of 2026, NGT did not rule in favour of an environmental or public-interest party in a single appeal heard on merits
Farmers threaten stir if special session fails to address drought
Taking permission for loudspeaker usage is mandatory: Raichur DC
Minister Roji M. John says anydecision on student politics will require Syndicate approval; university sources indicate that the backlash could prompt a revision of the proposed regulations
Coimbatore Corporation to hold weekly dengue awareness drives across 6,959 streets
City Health Officer says the campaign is fully community-driven and aims at making dengue prevention a collective effort
Varuna Yagam performed seeking copious rains in State
It is as part of the nine-day mahayagam currently under way on Siddhartha educational groups Puttur campus in Tirupati district
Activists Shrishti Khanna alleged Mumbai police personnel are showing up in civilian clothes to intimidate venues to cancel the documentary screening in solidarity with Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam.
LSGD set to launch five-year campaign to tackle waste crisis
Local Self-Government Minister K.M. Shaji says the campaign will bring together various government departments and agencies to address the States growing waste management challenges
TDP defends Narayana amid YSRCP claims of waste management allegations
Inspecting the Donthali dumping yard, TDP State spokesperson warns YSRCP MLC Parvathareddy Chandrasekhar Reddy to be mindful of his words, claims the allegations are only aimed at safeguarding his position in the party
Dalits need adequate representation in politics and administration, says Parameshwara
We often speak about the need to encourage communities to strive towards all-round progress, but why did it take so many years for a person from this community to become Deputy Chief Minister?
Vinayaka idols immersed in Thoothukudi beaches
Kumki elephants join search for wild animal that killed man in BRT Tiger Reserve
The Hindu in School Quiz to be held in Coimbatore on October 8
AIDSO opposes 50% hike in PU examination fees
Karnataka CM vows to resolve farmers land grant issues, lead all-party delegation to Delhi
Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar addressed a public meeting on the Kasturirangan report in Sakleshpur on Sunday
SIR: Against 80.62 lakh shifted, absent names, only 6.66 lakh Form-6 applications
When The Hindu spoke to several voters who had been marked as absent or shifted, many said they did not know about the deadline, September 23, or how to fill the form.
Rampur Hounds join India-U.S. troops for specialised drills at Yudh Abhyas
According to Indian Army, four Army CaninesRampur Hounds Victor and Rowdy, Belgian Malinois Zac and Labrador Retriever Rice are participating in the exercise
Annamalai wonders why CM went to London, a dead economy, seeking industrial investment
NHAI implements road safety measures at black spot near Ambur after school bus accident
The action comes after four students of a private school and the driver of the school bus in which they were travelling were injured when a container lorry rammed their vehicle at the junction
Russia reports mass cyberattacks targeting elections
The chair of Russias Central Election Commission said the attacks appeared to have been carried out by highly professional, well-coordinated groups using artificial intelligence tools
KPCC spokesperson seeks retired HC judge-led probe into Ganeshotsav controversies
KCR family must provide details of landholdings voluntarily: TPCC general secretary
Concern over digital master boards at junctions creating blind spots, obstructing pedestrians
Traffic police, residents groups and NGOs flag blind spots and obstruction of pedestrian movement; Corporation says steps will be taken to remove or relocate them
Israeli settler killed in West Bank, suspect arrested
The army said a soldier had earlier shot and wounded the suspected assailant at the scene of the incident near Ramallah in the central West Bank
