Recent articles from publications based in India.
VACB begins probe into alleged irregularities in Mundamveli P&T apartment project in Kochi
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10d ago
A Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) team led by DySP P. Rajkumar conducted an inspection at the P&T Apartment Complex at Mundamveli in West Kochi after the Keralam government recently...
Gold slips nearly 1% to ₹1.49 lakh/10g as firm dollar keeps lid on bullion recovery
Business Lineby PTI·10d ago
Gold prices fell nearly 1 per cent to ₹1.49 lakh per 10 grams in futures trade on Monday as a stronger US dollar kept a lid on bullion's recovery.
Congress slams Centre over medicine prices, says ‘time to pick up jhola and leave’ for PM Modi
New Indian Expressby TNIE online desk·10d ago
The Congress on Monday attacked the Narendra Modi government over the rising cost of medicines, alleging that patients across the country were being burdened by exorbitant healthcare expenses.
IndiGo raises fuel charges on domestic, international flights from Oct 6; Check impact on ticket prices
India Newsby ANI·11d ago
INDIA According to IndiGo, fuel prices have seen a month-on-month rise of over 14%, taking ATF costs to among the highest in the last 10 years.
How much does it cost to raise a child? The financial checklist for parents
The Hinduby Rushabh Desai·11d ago
Over two decades, India’s parenting economics have shifted dramatically. Raising a child was once a low-cost endeavour; today, in a semi-urban and urban India, navigating a child’s life from the...
GST council may allow NATGRID access to taxpayer data
MediaNamaby Azdhan·11d ago
The GST Council is likely to consider a proposal at its upcoming meeting that would let central intelligence and investigative agencies, and State and Union Territory police officials, use NATGRID...
India’s steel consumption to grow 7-8%, says Tata Steel CEO
Business Lineby ANI·11d ago
India’s steel consumption is expected to grow 7-8 per cent or more in the coming years, supported by strong domestic demand, while rising global tariffs and trade barriers make greater localisation...
IPCC authors linked to Saudi Aramco, fossil fuel interests: Report
National Heraldby Pratyaksh Srivastava·11d ago
IPCC authors linked to Saudi Aramco, fossil fuel interests: Report At least 20 cases raise conflict of interest concerns, including authors linked to Saudi Aramco and government-backed institutions...
Stalin Terms Charges of DMK-AIADMK Forming Government as Canard
Deccan Chronicleby DC Correspondent·11d ago
Countering the statements of the two TVK candidates that they could work for the constituency only if they are with the ruling party, the DMK leader said all the opposition party MLAs would resign...
Jay Clayton, Trump's new AI czar: Who leads the Super Intelligence Force?
The Hinduby John Xavier·11d ago
President Donald Trump, on Sunday (October 4, 2026) announced the formation of the Super Intelligence Force (SIF) on Truth Social, shortly after the White House Accord on artificial intelligence...
Spain's prime minister calls early elections as pressure mounts over housing crisis
New Indian Expressby Associated Press·11d ago
MADRID: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced early elections Monday after his government suffered a bruising legislative defeat last week on emergency measures related to the country's...
Break-up of marks needed to aid prep, say UPSC candidates
The Hinduby Rajlakshmi Ghosh·11d ago
The lack of disclosure of marks of selected candidates in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services (Main) examination in each General Studies paper, optional subject paper, and the...
Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2026: tough by design or default?
The Hinduby Gopala Krishna V·11d ago
The story so far: The Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, introduced in 1979 following the Kothari Committee’s recommendations, was designed as a screening mechanism — a ‘filter and funnel’ —...
The EU CBAM is taken to the WTO: What does this mean?
Down To Earthby Kartikeya Garg·11d ago
The establishment of a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel on September 25, in Russia’s dispute against the European Union concerning its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), first initiated...
Letting the wind flow freely is the secret to cooling our cities
The Hinduby Sambavi Parthasarathy·11d ago
India’s cities are bustling with taller buildings and more densely packed populations. The hotter days in many of these cities also come with high humidity, and can make the experience of heat seem...
Kharge calls CEC’s resignation, scrapping of SIR, ballot paper polls ‘non-negotiable’
National Heraldby NH Political Bureau·11d ago
Kharge calls CEC’s resignation, scrapping of SIR, ballot paper polls ‘non-negotiable’ Congress chief backs nationwide protest as Election Commission defends its procedures amid reports of internal...
GST Council may protect genuine buyers from ITC loss
Business Lineby ANI·11d ago
The GST Council is likely to consider a proposal to protect genuine buyers from losing input tax credit due to tax defaults by suppliers at its meeting on October 7, while also examining a wider...
Urban spider found building soundproof webs to keep noise out
The Hinduby Vrinda Ravi Kumar·11d ago
The next time you sweep away a cobweb without a second thought, consider this: the silken structure is an engineering marvel.
SC refuses to restrain Gyanesh Kumar, says can't pass order based on news report
Hindustan Timesby Utkarsh Anand·11d ago
SC refuses to restrain Gyanesh Kumar, says can't pass order based on news report The SC bench made it clear that any decision found to have been taken contrary to the statutory requirements...
How urban India is reclaiming spaces for its communities
The Hinduby Sreeparna Chakrabarty·11d ago
A café on the terrace of a prominent hospital in Maharashtra’s Pimpri Chinchwad, an Anganwadi under a flyover in Vadodara and a children’s park in place of a waste dump yard in a slum colony in...
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