Centre notifies appointment of two judicial officers as Patna HC judges
Acting swiftly on the recommendations made by the CJI D.Y. Chandrachud-headed Supreme Court Collegium, the Centre on Tuesday cleared the appointment of two judicial officers as judges of the Patna...
Call off shutdown against new districts: Manipur govt to Naga apex body
Manipur government urges United Naga Council to cancel 48-hour shutdown over creation of seven districts.
Twenty20 councillors in Kunnathunad serve notice on party’s panchayat president 
Kunnathunad panchayat members serve no-confidence notice against president for corruption, party discord, and alleged collusion with Opposition.
Sub-Collector files complaint over illegal tree felling at Aralam Farm
Sub-Collector Karthik Panigrahi investigates illegal tree felling at Aralam Farm, prompting legal action against the contractor.
AIMIM questions the legality of survey for Musi redevelopment
AIMIM raises concerns over legality of MRDCL survey near Musi river, alleging threats to residents and lack of transparency.
Navaratri procession begins from Padmanabhapuram palace
The procession of idols from Kanniyakumari to Thiruvananthapuram mark the commencement of the Navaratri festival
Sidda blames 'politics of hate', rules out resignation
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday questioned the ED slapping a money laundering case against him in the MUDA 'scam' and once again ruled out his resignation over the issue.
Narco Coordination Centre meets under the Collector
Narco Coordination Center meeting led by Collector Shanthi emphasizes crackdown on illicit substances, calls for awareness in schools.
Police land up at Jaggi Vasudev's ashram for inquiries after court order
The HC bench while hearing a habeas corpus petition filed by S Kamaraj, a retired professor from Coimbatore, had directed the Tamil Nadu government to submit particulars on all the criminal cases registered against the spiritual guru Jaggi Vasudev's Isha Foundation.
Six serial theft attempts reported at government quarters in Udupi
Thieves target six houses in Udupi revenue quarters, stealing cash and gold worth ₹9.27 lakh; police investigate.
Political activities gain momentum in Yadgir as polls for CMC posts are scheduled tomorrow
Yadgir City Municipal Council elections see BJP, Congress, and Janata Dal(S) vying for president and vice-president positions.
Surrender of MUDA sites: A move to circumvent interrogation?
The decision of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s wife Parvathi to surrender 14 sites allotted by the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA) is being viewed as a face saving exercise by the Chief Minister’s family and possibly an effort to avoid interrogation of Ms. Parvathi, who has so far abstained from public appearances and media glare.
Govt. intensifies work on providing digital family health card to all families
State Government aims to provide smart cards to all families, regardless of economic status, for efficient access to services.
#EndBadGovernance: Ondo residents defy police warning, protest in Akure
The protesters demanded an urgent government intervention in the current high cost of staple foods and petroleum products in the country.
Tirumala-Madras link at a time of controversy
Discover the fascinating history of Tirupati Sri Venkatesvara Balaji temple in Madras through a detailed book by V.N. Srinivasa Rao.
A guiding light and centre of attraction on the sands of Marina since 1977
Chennai's iconic lighthouse on Marina Beach, a treasured landmark attracting visitors with stunning views and rich maritime history.
Gang that looted remote houses around Chennai wreaking deadly violence
Tamil Nadu police solve deadly dacoity cases with fingerprint analysis, leading to arrests and convictions of notorious gangs.
Test run of e-khata system rolled out; citizens asked download draft of the document
BBMP launches online e-khata issuance system, allowing citizens to download draft e-khata and submit required documents for final approval.
Congress and land deals have become synonymous, alleges BJP
BJP accuses Congress of questionable land deals, implicating leaders like Mallikarjun Kharge in property dealings.
HDMC Council decides to write to Governor on its powers being curtailed by directorate
Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation to write to Governor over Directorate floating tenders directly for MGNVY works.
Kerala High Court slams State for poor condition of roads
Kerala High Court Justice criticizes poor road conditions, emphasizes citizens' right to safe motorable roads.
Tension in U.P. village after demolition of Dalit’s house
Dalit's house demolished in Uttar Pradesh village, sparking outrage and calls for justice against perpetrators.
Hoodlums raze ex-senator’s residence, university study centre
The police have confirmed the attacks.
Officials conduct inquiry at Isha Yoga Center based on High Court direction
Police and Social Welfare officials conduct inquiry at Isha Yoga Center following serious allegations, court order, and public statement.
Auroville Foundation’s governing board reviews ongoing projects
Auroville Foundation's governing board reviews ongoing projects, interacts with community groups, and inspects Matrimandir Lake for development updates.
Badlapur case: Bombay HC pulls up SIT for failing to arrest school trustees
Bombay High Court criticizes Thane Police for inaction in Badlapur school sexual assault case, trustees still absconding.
Caste Hindus object to Dalits using main road for funeral procession in Tiruvannamalai
Caste Hindus object to Dalit woman's funeral procession in Mothakkal village, leading to police intervention and peace talks.
Student dies in car accident during ‘riotous’ celebration after final exams
The management of the institution has confirmed the incident which occurred on Monday.
Police did not let me meet Wangchuk on L-G’s directions, says Delhi CM Atishi
Mr. Wangchuk and protesters detained at Delhi border demand Sixth Schedule status for Ladakh, sparking political controversy.
Prohibitory orders a Tughlaqi firman, withdraw it: AAP 
Delhi Minister criticizes police for imposing prohibitory orders ahead of Navaratri, accusing them of hurting religious sentiments.
Akpabio’s aide calls for credible local elections in Akwa Ibom
The election will be held this Saturday to elect chairpersons and councillors for local councils in the state.
Morning Digest: Iran fires missiles at Israel, warns against retaliation; Jaishankar says China reneged on border agreements with India, and more
The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on October 2, 2024
22 Students And 3 Teachers Killed In Tragic Thailand School Bus Fire
They were returning from a field trip.
Notices issued on students’ plea for retake of MDCAT in Sindh
Bench issues notices to Sindh health secretary, PMDC, DUHS and FIA for Oct 9.
PPP-backed moot supports federal constitutional court
Speakers reject judicial activism; say judicial reforms and constitutional court are "inevitable and the need of the hour".
Lawmakers voice concern over KP’s poor law and order situation
Insist even cattle unsafe in tribal districts as dozens of buffalos and cows were burnt alive in clashes.
'Gandhiji Gave Me Contentment'
Gandhiji asked me if I had sufficient warm clothes in view of the coming cold season. I said yes. But he verified my statement by asking Miraben to search my bag to make sure. Such was Gandhiji.
Maharashtra CM orders probe into sexual harassment at Mumbai’s Nair Hospital
Maharashtra CM directs swift action in sexual harassment case at B.Y.L. Nair Hospital, assures justice for victims.
Rape victims get more protection under law
Inge Holztrager, the woman whose horrific ordeal has led to the groundbreaking change of the Sexual Offences Act to redefine the obligation to determine consent in rape cases, feels validated that her trauma has brought positive change.
Going with the flow
Over 85 years ago there were no salmon swimming in the upper Columbia River.
Bhubaneswar woman gangraped by burglars, two detained
In a shocking incident, two robbers allegedly sexually abused a woman by holding her toddler hostage at knifepoint in Bhubaneswar.
Supreme Court to deliver verdict on plea against 'caste-based discrimination' in jails
Supreme Court to deliver judgment on plea alleging caste-based discrimination in state prison manuals on October 3.
Karnataka High Court advises Vokkaligara Sangha to amend bye-law to prevent frequent no-confidence motions
However, the court said that ‘members of the executive committee, such as the petitioners, who were unsuccessful in the previous elections, should not be permitted to seek motion of no-confidence, within such short term as in the present case. Such an action will be contrary to democratic principles and will not serve the interest of the society and its members’.
Mysuru in resplendence as famed Dasara begins on October 3
The Mysuru district administration was on an overdrive for the last few days to complete preparations for the festivities in view of Dasara high-power committee headed by the CM deciding to celebrate Dasara in a grand and meaningful manner this year. Renowned music composers and singers, such as A. R. Rahman, Ilayaraja and Shreya Goshal, are expected to perform in Yuva Dasara.
Badlapur accused encounter: Maharashtra government appoints single member commission to probe shooting
Badlapur encounter: Maharashtra government forms Commission of Inquiry to investigate the killing of Akshay Shinde in alleged police shoot-out.
Cardiff waits on Welsh Government decision over £100m crossrail trams plan
The Welsh Government is looking to the UK Government to address underfunding over many years in rail enhancement investment in Wales
Katanga trial: Key discrepancy in gun serial numbers raise questions on evidence handling
Molly Katanga
Telangana Govt starts process of categorisation of scheduled castes into A,B,C,D groups
Telangana Government begins the process of SC sub-classification into A,B,C and D categories following Supreme Court judgment
Hathras stampede probe: Uttar Pradesh Police files 3,200-page charge sheet
Hathras stampede: 3,200-page charge sheet filed, 11 accused named, court sets October 4 for providing copies.
'Despair' as 1,100 homes will be built before £250m A38 project
The original plan was for only 317 homes to be built before the Derby A38 works start
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