What are stem-cell donor registries and how do they work?
The Hinduby Athira Elssa Johnson·4d ago
Last month, Tamil Nadu Health Minister K.G. Arunraj said Tamil Nadu would soon create a stem cell/bone marrow registry to facilitate bone marrow transplantation.
Government rejects ‘omnibus’ claims of enrolment of NEET-UG protestors’ biometrics on criminal database
The Hinduby Krishnadas Rajagopal·4d ago
The union government has opposed Rajya Sabha MP A.A. Rahim’s “sweeping” assertion that the biometric data of “thousands of protestors” has been enrolled on national criminal databases.
PM under 'GyaneshGate' siege, will not retaliate to U.S. visa crackdown: Congress
The Hinduby PTI·4d ago
Attacking the government over the U.S. government's actions affecting Indian IT professionals, the Congress on Friday (October 9, 2026) said India has a number of options to retaliate but a...
Scientists report world’s first working nuclear clocks
The Hinduby Vasudevan Mukunth·4d ago
Atomic clocks are the world’s gold standard for timekeeping, at the heart of everything from GPS navigation to synchronised networks.
How a Keralam teacher’s ‘portable chemistry lab’ is sparking students’ interest in experiments
The Hinduby A S Jayanth·4d ago
Imagine a science teacher holding two pieces of chalk in his hands to explain a chemical reaction in a high school class.
When childhood feels unsafe | POCSO cases in Andhra Pradesh
The Hinduby K Umashankar·4d ago
For a child, danger may not always arrive wearing a stranger’s face. It can come disguised as friendship, affection, a familiar voice or a promise of something as simple as an ice cream.
U.K. PM Burnham's Labour fends off left-wing Greens in local election
The Hinduby Reuters·4d ago
Andy Burnham's Labour Party won an election for the parliamentary seat vacated by former leader Keir Starmer on Friday (October 9, 2026), fending off a strong challenge from the left-wing Green...
Anthropic bans 'cruel' behaviour against its Claude AI
The Hinduby AFP·4d ago
Anthropic on Thursday moved to bar users from treating its Claude AI system with needless cruelty, amid a growing philosophical debate over whether artificial intelligence can be conscious.
Meloni’s overhaul of Italian electoral system | Explained
The Hinduby Vighnesh P Venkitesh·4d ago
With just more than a year to go before her coalition government has to step down for election, Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has successfully introduced a set of reforms in parliament to...
Kerala HC directs KWA, Devaswom board, other agencies to prepare for Sabarimala pilgrimage season
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·4d ago
The Kerala High Court has directed the Kerala Water Authority (KWA), the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) Chief Engineer, the Sabarimala Development Project (SDP) Executive Engineer and other State...
Fired researchers accuse OpenAI of 'chilling' safety efforts
The Hinduby AFP·4d ago
Three former OpenAI security researchers on Thursday accused the ChatGPT-maker of firing them for warning about the dangers of artificial intelligence, reigniting the debate over safety at a...
Chinese developer makes ARTEX AI agent closed-source after Korean bank hack
The Hinduby Reuters·4d ago
The Chinese developer of ARTEX said they have converted the AI agent to a closed-source project after cybersecurity firms identified it as a tool used in a recent cyberattack campaign against South...
Why stubble fires keep coming back
The Hinduby C S C Sekhar·4d ago
It is that time of the year when air pollution in North India, and in Delhi in particular, takes centre stage in public discourse.
Counting begins for Bengal bypolls, BJP's first electoral test after coming to power
The Hinduby PTI·4d ago
Counting of votes began at 8 a.m. on Friday (October 9, 2026) for the Nandigram and Rejinagar Assembly bypolls, the first electoral test for the BJP since it came to power in West Bengal in May...
Coal stocks critically low as power demand rises in India
The Hinduby Nitika Francis·4d ago
On September 28, Union Coal and Mines Minister G. Kishan Reddy on Monday denied any shortage of coal in the country, despite data showing that more than 44% of India’s thermal power plants had...
Cosplay event: Fans transform into favourite characters
The Hinduby Paul Nicodemus·4d ago
Not every costume begins with a sewing machine. Some begin with a sheet of 6mm EVA foam, a paper template and a sharp blade.
Fishers from coastal Andhra seek Forest Rights Act-style law to protect fishing grounds
The Hinduby V Kamalakara Rao·4d ago
Traditional fishers from six coastal Andhra districts have asked for a law on the lines of the Forest Rights Act to protect their fishing grounds and access routes from displacement by coastal...
Araku Pinery adds new tourist attractions in Araku Valley
The Hinduby Nivedita Ganguly·4d ago
The potter’s wheel hums softly beneath the pines. Nearby, birds trade their morning calls as tall trees sway to a breeze carrying a trace of mist. At the wheel, a lump of clay slowly takes shape.
Carers uncared for: Lack of regulations make home nurses vulnerable in Keralam
The Hinduby A Mithosh Joseph·4d ago
For more than two years, Lissy Sunny, a 48-year-old home nurse from Wayanad, has been attending to an elderly woman with dementia.
Raaj Kumar at 100: Remembering the legendary Hindi film actor
The Hinduby Ranjan Das Gupta·4d ago
In May, 1994, at a villa in Andheri West, Mumbai, film director Chetan Anand was shooting the muhurat shot (first official take) of a film starring actors Mithun Chakraborty and Neena Gupta.
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