Invasive species may be the wrong enemy in a changing subcontinent
The Hinduby Suprabha Seshan·4h ago
Across India, campaigns against invasive alien species (IAS) are gathering administrative and judicial force. Authorities now identify, map, classify, and remove species deemed ecological threats.
Frederick G. Banting and John J.R. Macleod’s Nobel-winning discovery of insulin
The Hinduby Athira Elssa Johnson·4h ago
Frederick G. Banting and John J.R. Macleod were awarded the 1923 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of insulin, a hormone that regulates blood glucose levels.
Policy, production concerns dominate KPA annual media briefing
The Hinduby Mini Tejaswi·4h ago
The Karnataka Planters’ Association (KPA), representing over 70% of India’s coffee growers, has reiterated its long-standing objections to the Centre’s draft Western Ghats Ecologically Sensitive...
BJP begins process for selecting candidates for KMC polls
The Hinduby Shiv Sahay Singh·4h ago
Emphasising that the party will contest on all the 209 wards of Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC), the Bharatiya Janata Party started the process of selecting candidates for the elections to the...
BMTC to share real-time bus data with mobility platforms
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·4h ago
The Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) is preparing to share real-time bus transit data with third-party mobility platforms, a long-pending move expected to make public transport...
Of being young at heart: A platform for elderly in Thiruvananthapuram to rediscover life
The Hinduby C Maya·4h ago
Priya cannot remember a time when her mother was not busy. Apart from her work, there were always social engagements to attend, friends to visit or new books to read.
The caste thread travels overseas
The Hinduby Radheshyam Jadhav·4h ago
When Sanjana Choudhary, 23, landed at Oxford to pursue a master’s degree in South Asian History on a prestigious scholarship, it felt like a fresh start.
Startups are betting on AI to predict the future
The Hinduby AFP·5h ago
Several startups are betting that they can leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to make better forecasts than even the most specialised experts when it comes to topics as varied as stock market...
Amid modernisation in railways, porters face shrinking income, bleak future
The Hinduby Mayank Kumar·5h ago
Railway porters at stations across Uttar Pradesh say their daily earnings have declined substantially as passengers increasingly utilise wheeled suitcases, elevators, escalators, and...
OpenAI film 'Artificial' turns lens on creators of 'new world,’ Andrew Garfield says
The Hinduby Reuters·5h ago
Curiosity and fear powered actor Andrew Garfield’s performance in Luca Guadagnino’s OpenAI movie “Artificial”, which premiered at the London Film Festival on Sunday.
Singer Anjana’s debut EP turns love and doubt into music
The Hinduby Neeraja Murthy·7h ago
Singer Anjana, aka Anjana Padmanabhan, turns songwriter with her debut EP, ‘Yes No Maybe?’ The five-track EP explores the different emotional stages of love — from wondering whether it is worth...
Delhi anti-CEC protests and INDIA bloc march: Traffic diversions and advisories
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·7h ago
Delhi Traffic Police has enforced traffic diversions and issued advisories for the national capital on October 12, 2026.
Tradition with a bit of innovation: Satt Baayu, an all-women Kutch collective's exhibition in Hyderabad
The Hinduby Neeraja Murthy·7h ago
Traditional handcrafted textiles and crafts with a bit of innovation is the highlight of Ek Pehel, a three-day exhibition by Satt Baayu starting October 15 at Saptaparni in Hyderabad.
Tukaram Mundhe appointed Secretary of panel to overhaul MPSC; aspirants end agitation
The Hinduby PTI·8h ago
MPSC aspirants late on Sunday (October 11, 2026) night ended their 10-day agitation after the Maharashtra Government formed a committee, with senior IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe as Secretary, to...
Roundglass Sustain’s short film A Spring Against All Odds to be showcased at international film festival
The Hinduby Preeti Zachariah·8h ago
Roundglass Sustain’s short film A Spring Against All Odds opens with a poignant couplet by 18th-century Urdu poet Mir Taqi Mir: “My heart and my Delhi may both be in ruins; There are still some...
The Hindu Morning Digest: October 12, 2026
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·8h ago
Anti-CEC protests continue; journalists detained despite SC order, Rahul Gandhi announces march to Supreme Court as Delhi braces for fresh curbs Rajya Sabha MP John Brittas and All India Students’...
Pargat Singh says ‘Congress is united’ as he takes charge of Punjab unit
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10h ago
Congress MLA and former Indian hockey captain Pargat Singh, recently appointed president of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee, officially took charge on Sunday, asserting that “Congress is...
Shakti, strength of Siva
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors·11h ago
Some people assume all joy begins and ends with food, and they will lead a life like an elephant, spending hours on a meal.
Community-led model to tackle drug abuse in 300 Haryana villages
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·11h ago
A community-led initiative to tackle drug abuse and improve rural youth’s access to education, career guidance and skill training was launched in 300 villages of Haryana’s Jind district on Sunday...
When our meandering money leaves a mark
The Hinduby Sincy Wilson·11h ago
A cup of coffee, a grab of hot samosas, a premium movie ticket, the book you bought, a health insurance policy you opted for, a stock or mutual fund you invested in, a debt you cleared and what...
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