Around 600 children missing in Nepal’s Rasuwa, Nuwakot after flash floods; toll rises to 1,282
The Hinduby PTI·4 Sept 2026
Around 600 children remain unaccounted for in Nepal’s Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts after the devastating flash floods, as the death toll rose to 1,282 on Friday (September 4, 2026) with more than...
Messi visit row: Keralam’s UDF govt finalises terms of reference for SIT probe into LDF’s botched move
The Hinduby G Anand·4 Sept 2026
The Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) government has fixed the terms of reference for a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into the allegations of entrenched service tax fraud...
Nvidia to buy AI platform Hugging Face for $12.9 billion
The Hinduby AFP·4 Sept 2026
Nvidia announced Thursday it will buy artificial intelligence platform Hugging Face for $12.9 billion, as the chipmaking giant seeks to diversify its hold on the AI sector.
Gautam Menon seeks time till September 30, 2026 to release Dhruva Natchathiram
The Hinduby Mohamed Imranullah S·4 Sept 2026
Film producer-director Gautam Vasudev Menon has approached the Madras High Court again seeking extension of time to release the long-awaited ‘Chiyan’ Vikram starrer Dhruva Natchathiram.
Sonia Gandhi memoir | Authors and publishers weigh in on dispute over ‘Belonging’
The Hinduby Julie Merin Varughese; Surya Praphulla Kumar; Rosella Stephen; Tanushree Ghosh·4 Sept 2026
Penguin Random House India was originally expected to publish Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, in India.
Good chance that trapped workers are still alive in Nepal hydropower plant, official says
The Hinduby Reuters·4 Sept 2026
There is a high chance that dozens of workers may be found alive after a week trapped in an underground chamber at Nepal's Rasuwagadhi hydropower plant following deadly flash floods, a Nepal...
Sonia Gandhi’s ‘Belonging’: when legal review becomes a publishing battleground
The Hinduby Satyajit Sarna·4 Sept 2026
Stories from the publishing world do not usually become front page news, but the controversy over the hotly anticipated Sonia Gandhi memoir, Belonging, has done just that.
The dedicated band of district correspondents
The Hinduby Ravi Reddy·4 Sept 2026
As the Hyderabad edition of The Hindu celebrates its Golden Jubilee, attention naturally turns to its editors, landmark stories and the newsroom leadership that helped build one of India’s most...
Does India have enough skilled workers to make more vehicles? Explained
The Hinduby Balasubramanyam C P·4 Sept 2026
India’s automobile industry is entering a period of expansion while the nature of work inside factories is changing.
Nagathihalli Chandrashekhar interview: ‘America America 2’ steps out of the original’s shadow
The Hinduby Vivek M V·4 Sept 2026
It’s been close to three decades since America America (1997) hit the screens, and I remind Nagathihalli Chandrashekhar of the impact the film had on Kannadigas.
Jadavpur University students use ex-PM Vajpayee’s remark to justify ‘Free Palestine’ graffiti
The Hinduby Senjuti Sengupta·4 Sept 2026
The poster of the former Prime Minister was put up, in which the ex-PM said, “Israel must return the lands of Arabs it has occupied.
Hyderabad on new growth orbit
The Hinduby N Ravi Kumar·4 Sept 2026
Hyderabad has long been welcoming of new investments and over the decades come to boast of a diversified industrial landscape.
West Bengal idolmakers shape Ganesha idols in Visakhapatnam ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi
The Hinduby Nivedita Ganguly·4 Sept 2026
A Bengali song drifts through a makeshift workshop at One Town Area as Visakhapatnam stirs outside. In the soft, early light, the first hands reach for clay.
Newsroom that learned to move at internet speed
The Hinduby K Shiva Shanker·4 Sept 2026
How important is it for a news publication on digital space to reach readers in various regions? The answer may vary with the age of the person responding to the question.
The Hindu Morning Digest: September 4, 2026
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·4 Sept 2026
ISRO’s advanced earth observation satellite launched successfully ISRO’s advanced Earth observation spacecraft, India’s first-ever imaging satellite in geo-orbit, was successfully launched from the...
Hyderabad’s art scene is finding new ways to make itself seen
The Hinduby Neeraja Murthy·4 Sept 2026
Hyderabad’s heart for art is growing bigger, evolving beyond traditional galleries to embrace diverse stories, forms of expression and new audiences.
Gloria Steinem obituary: The feminist organiser and her everyday rebellions
The Hinduby Sunalini Mathew·4 Sept 2026
On her website, Gloria Steinem describes herself as a “feminist organizer”, a doer, as most women are.
Fading fear of HIV puts focus on rising STI risks among youth in Keralam
The Hinduby C Maya·4 Sept 2026
HIV is no longer the word that frightens young people. For a generation that has grown up seeing HIV transformed from a feared death sentence into a manageable chronic condition, the virus no...
Why Australia's music industry banned AI music in chart listing | Explained
The Hinduby Sahana Venugopal·4 Sept 2026
The story so far: Australia’s music industry body—the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA)—on August 25 banned songs wholly made using AI, noting such tracks will be ineligible for...
Fear revisits residents of Western Ghats
The Hinduby G T Sathish·4 Sept 2026
On August 29, hundreds of farmers from Hosanagara taluk in Shivamogga district marched about nine kilometres from the Ganesha temple at Karanagiri to Hosanagara town, protesting against the latest...
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