We should not let any party hijack the fight against SIR, says Prakash Raj
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
“The fight against the Election Commission of India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is not just a struggle to save our voting rights.
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top 76%Stakeholders seek revision of Tamil Nadu road safety policy
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
Stakeholders at a road safety conference in Tiruchi on Sunday called for an immediate revision of the Tamil Nadu Road Safety Policy, which was framed in 2007 and has not been updated despite the...
Restaurant rent dispute spills onto road in Madhapur, cases booked against both sides
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
An owner-tenant dispute involving Lucky Restaurant in Madhapur escalated into alleged damage to the establishment, assault and threats, followed by a protest on the road that led to separate cases...
Bhajan is simplest way to receive God’s grace, says Suttur seer
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
Suttur Mutt seer Shivaratri Deshikendra Swami said that singing bhajans was the simplest way to receive the grace of God and through bhajans, one can inculcate morals and values.
Poor rains this monsoon bleed farmers, power utilities
The Hinduby B Chandrashekhar10d ago
HYDERABAD El Nino conditions and erratic rainfall have badly affected the agriculture and energy sectors in Telangana this year, with farmers staring at an investment loss due to standing crops...
BJP leader charged with misuse of Form-7 gets anticipatory bail
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
A local court granted conditional interim bail to Ravi Patil, a BJP leader from the Belagavi North Assembly constituency, who is facing charges of misusing Form-7 to seek deletion of the names of...
KSRTC to offer Dasara package tours from Mangaluru and Udupi during Navaratri celebrations
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) will offer Dasara tour packages to different destinations from Mangaluru and Udupi from October 11 to 20.
Drought scorches Karnataka’s spice belt; chilli, turmeric worst hit
The Hinduby Rashmi Patil10d ago
Farmers growing spice crops such as turmeric, chilli (red and green, including the Byadagi variety), garlic and ginger have suffered major crop losses due to drought.
Thoothukudi Corporation gears up for northeast monsoon
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
With the northeast monsoon fast approaching, flood mitigation and other monsoon preparedness works are in full swing in Thoothukudi Corporation, as the State government, through the Municipal...
Kerala HC directs CBI to investigate 14-year-old case of a missing paramilitary force soldier
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
The Kerala High Court recently directed the CBI to investigate a 14-year-old missing case of a soldier, who was a rifleman employed with the Tripura State Rifles, a paramilitary force. Justice G.
CPI(M) extended district committee meeting in Kozhikode from October 6
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
A two-day extended district committee meeting of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)] will be held in Kozhikode from October 6, 2026.
31 tonnes of e-waste collected in Wayanad; district targets e-waste-free model status by November 1
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
The Suchitwa Mission has collected 31 tonnes of electronic waste (e-waste) from Wayanad in the first phase of a campaign to make it the country’s “first fully e-waste-free model district” by...
HAL to acquire full stake in HATSOFF
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
The Helicopter Academy to Train by Simulation Flying (HATSOFF), which has been imparting simulator training to military and civil helicopter pilots, will be fully acquired by Hindustan Aeronautics...
The tale behind ’Surukku Pai’
The Hinduby S Padmanabhan10d ago
Koothabiran Navabharath Theatres presented a social drama “ Surukku Pai” ( small pouch or bag with a string), on the fourth day of the 52nd Tamil Isai music festival at Raja Muthiah Mandram.
Asian Games | Aman finds the hunger for glory again
The Hinduby Jonathan Selvaraj10d ago
The signs of Aman Sehrawat’s Saturday battle were etched across his face. His lip was coated with dried blood, bruises darkened beneath both eyes, and crimson scratches marked his neck.
Rabies deaths recorded in India far lesser than estimates from ICMR-led study
The Hinduby Bindu Shajan Perappadan10d ago
In 2025, India recorded 55 deaths by malaria, 131 deaths by dengue, and 27 deaths by kala-azar (visceral leishmaniasis or black fever), according to Union Health Ministry data, whereas there is no...
Eurasian coots flock in large numbers at Achankulam near Coimbatore
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
Eurasian coots (Fulica atra), a common wetland bird, were seen in unusually large numbers at Achankulam, near Coimbatore city, on Sunday (October 4, 2026).
Rare inscription found on farm bund agricultural field in Ballari
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
A four-line inscription discovered on the bund of an agricultural field at Dodda Antapur village in Sandur taluk of Ballari district has drawn the attention of historians for its unusual reference...
Youth should be aware of consequences of narcotics substances, says IG
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau10d ago
Highlighting the life and lifestyle of the late APJ Abdul Kalam, Inspector General of Police (south zone) Vijayendra Bidari explained how the former President pursued and achieved his goals.
Ernakulam District Panchayat to study social impact of Milma@School programme
The Hinduby Aathira Haridas10d ago
The social impact of opening Milma kiosks in schools will be studied shortly. The decision comes in the wake of concerns raised by civic representatives at the Ernakulam District Panchayat council...