Massive markup on high-cost drugs: Raids to continue, Karnataka writes to Centre
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·13d ago
The Karnataka government has flagged the disparity between the institutional landing costs and the Maximum Retail Prices (MRP) of high-value medicines, cancer drugs, antibiotics and hospital...
Shortage of drugs to treat NCDs in govt. hospitals in Keralam
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·13d ago
Hospitals across the State are up against a shortage of drugs for treating non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
Andhra got rain on just 46 of 122 monsoon days this season, against a normal of 75 to 90
The Hinduby Nellore Sravani·13d ago
Andhra Pradesh saw rain on only 46 of the 122 days of the Southwest Monsoon this year against the usual 75 to 90, and only one of them brought very heavy rain.
G.P. Talwar at 100: scientist, institution builder, lifelong researcher
The Hinduby Dinesh C Sharma·13d ago
At any gathering, you could easily spot him by his colourful printed shirt or jacket. His tall stature, smiling face, and warm handshakes have put generations of students, researchers, and...
The last act of dignity: Sumira Roy on National Award-winning documentary Bhangaar
The Hinduby Tanushree Ghosh·13d ago
A decade ago, actor Deepika Padukone said in an ad campaign: ‘My body, My choice.’ But, in reality, when it comes to older people, society often wrests that agency from them.
Why NIOS may be the flexible learning pathway today’s learners need
The Hinduby Sulakshna Saxena·13d ago
Does every learner need to follow the same timetable, study at the same pace, and appear for every exam together? In today’s changing educational landscape, perhaps, the answer is no.
‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’ movie review: Ajay Devgn and Jaideep Ahlawat play to the gallery in a gripping finale
The Hinduby Anuj Kumar·13d ago
For over a decade, Vijay Salgaonkar used cinematic logic along with the shared memory of October 2nd to build an impregnable fortress around his family that the law simply couldn’t touch.
Community activist Sujata Sawant’s work in a Mumbai slum embodies both Gandhi and Ambedkar
The Hinduby Priya Ramani·13d ago
In another life, Sujata Sawant, 49, was an accountant with a salary and Sundays off. She plunged into politics in 2014 during the Legislative Assembly election in Maharashtra as a worker of the...
MMRDA launches Rehabilitation & Resettlement system, 94 PAPs received possession letters
The Hinduby Snehal Mutha·13d ago
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) on Thursday (October 1, 2026) launched “e-Punarvasan”, a Rehabilitation & Resettlement (R&R) system designed to verify the identities of...
Assam bypoll: Nagaon Lok Sabha constituency profile, candidates, key facts
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·13d ago
Assam is heading for a byelection for one of its parliamentary seats, Nagaon, on October 6, 2026.
Wildlife Week 2026 at Visakhapatnam Zoo: Workshops, competitions and more
The Hinduby Nivedita Ganguly·13d ago
What does it take for a butterfly, a bird or a wild animal to thrive beyond the boundaries of a zoo?
Sri Lanka: chasing system change
The Hinduby Meera Srinivasan·13d ago
The mass uprising in Sri Lanka in the summer of 2022 had one unifying chant — “Gota go home”, reflecting the protesting citizens’ chief demand that then President Gotabaya Rajapaksa resign.
New car regulations favouring aggressive drivers: Albon
The Hinduby S Dipak Ragav·13d ago
Atlassian Williams driver Alexander Albon feels the new car regulations suit drivers with a more aggressive driving style.
Irani Cup: Pacers call the shots on the opening day
The Hinduby Vivek Krishnan·13d ago
The overhead conditions here on Thursday were pristine. It meant that the Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium was bathed in sunshine for most of the opening day of the Irani Cup fixture between Jammu & Kashmir...
Bengaluru’s Naturally Dyed Handmade Festival Showcases Khadi and Natural Fabrics
The Hinduby Nidhi Adlakha·13d ago
As per the latest All India Handloom Census (2019-20), published by the Ministry of Textiles, India is home to over 35 lakh handloom workers (weavers and allied workers).
Authorities mull counterflow BRT system to give RTC buses a faster run through Hyderabad’s IT corridor
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·13d ago
For commuters spending long hours inching through Hyderabad’s IT corridor, a proposal under study could give public transport an unusual advantage over the traffic around it: RTC buses travelling...
TPCC alleges pre-printed applications for bulk deletions; CEO rules out deletion without verification
The Hinduby V Swathi·13d ago
A complaint to Chief Electoral Officer C. Sudharshan Reddy by the Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) about pre-printed applications for bulk deletion of voter names in Musheerabad...
Educational credentials of BJP candidates contesting Silchar civic polls questioned
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·13d ago
The Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP), a regional entity, has questioned the educational credentials of 13 BJP candidates contesting elections to the Silchar Municipal Corporation on October 3, 2026.
Hyderabad’s Ganesh puja: Big on devotion, bigger on moolah
The Hinduby Siddharth Kumar Singh·13d ago
A helicopter hovering over a Ganesh idol is not an everyday sight, even in a city that goes all out for its biggest festival.
Marginalised Yanadi and Chenchu communities in Andhra Pradesh struggle for land
The Hinduby P Sujatha Varma·13d ago
On one side lies the bustle of Poranki Centre in Vijayawada city, where gridlocked traffic, thriving shops, and a sprawling residential colony dictate the rhythms of everyday life.
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