Love thy neighbour
The Hinduby N Rama Rao1 Sept 2026
I was awakened early one morning by the deafening noise of building materials being unloaded on the roadside opposite my house.
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top 65%Why is the CISF leaving Visakhapatnam Steel Plant? | Explained
The Hinduby Sumit Bhattacharjee1 Sept 2026
Ever since the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) approved the 100% strategic sale of Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (RINL)—the corporate entity of the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (VSP)—on...
Jolene, vaccine and cancer research — the enduring scientific legacy of Dolly Parton
The Hinduby Ramya Kannan1 Sept 2026
Dolly Parton’s most enduring contribution to science, from a public point of view, is probably Dolly, the cloned sheep.
The Blood of the Dawnwalker: A challenging action RPG, with nits
The Hinduby Julian Almeida1 Sept 2026
Playing The Blood of the Dawnwalker immediately brought to mind the first time I played The Witcher.
Positive response to Onam releases revives hopes for Malayalam film industry
The Hinduby G Krishnakumar1 Sept 2026
The Onam festival window has cheered up the Malayalam film industry in Keralam, despite a mixed fare at the box-office. With filmmaker A.D.
Target to connect one crore women with Satkar Yojna; Satkar Sakhis will earn over ₹200 crore through this: CM Bhagwant Singh Mann
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors1 Sept 2026
On Raksha Bandhan, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Wednesday fulfilled the role of a ‘brother’ by transferring ₹52.20 crore in Sanman Rashi to 1.37 lakh Satkar Sakhis, while...
ECL begins precautionary mine sealing in Raniganj coal belt’s Khandra Colliery over surface cracks
The Hinduby Shrabana Chatterjee1 Sept 2026
The Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL) has begun sealing the Khandra Colliery in the Raniganj coal belt due to surface cracks.
With CM Vijay opening the Mettur dam, focus turns to longevity of water release
The Hinduby T Ramakrishnan1 Sept 2026
With Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay opening the Mettur dam for irrigation on Tuesday (September 1, 2026) and the government planning to maintain the release for 45 days initially, the...
The eight edition of South Side Story celebrates southern Indian culture in Delhi
The Hinduby Sangita Rajan1 Sept 2026
Delhi has always been a city of arrivals. People come here from across the country, bringing with them their languages, food, music, memories and ways of making a home.
After Asia's World Cup stumble, resignations pile up from Seoul to Riyadh
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors1 Sept 2026
The fallout in Asian football continues as the continent comes to terms with an underwhelming World Cup performance.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32: Key takeaways
The Hinduby Rohan Pillay A1 Sept 2026
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has been an extended affair as the football body increased the number of teams from 32 in 2022 to 48 from this edition onward.
CM Bhagwant Singh Mann Approves Over 120% Salary Hike for Adarsh School Teachers
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors1 Sept 2026
The Bhagwant Mann Government has delivered a major boost to the dignity and financial security of teachers serving in Adarsh Schools, with Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann approving a hike of...
What two districts can teach India about dealing with rural waste
The Hinduby Mahima Jain1 Sept 2026
On April 30, 2025, Bibhash Bormedhi looked on as a tonne of waste left Majuli on a boat across the Brahmaputra river. This was a first for the world’s largest river island.
Markets drift lower in early trade amid higher oil prices, fresh U.S.-Iran tensions
The Hinduby PTI1 Sept 2026
Market benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty drifted lower in early trade on Tuesday (September 1, 2026) as elevated crude oil prices and fresh U.S.-Iran tensions weighed on investors’ sentiment.
Can jurists be appointed as Supreme Court Judges? | Explained
The Hinduby Aaratrika Bhaumik1 Sept 2026
The story so far: Supreme Court Judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan on Sunday (August 30, 2026) questioned why a constitutional provision allowing a “distinguished jurist” to be appointed as a Judge of the...
Rare freshwater swamps in the Western Ghats are on the cusp of extinction
The Hinduby Divya Gandhi1 Sept 2026
In the heart of the Western Ghats lies a rare conglomeration of freshwater swamps, restricted to a patch in Kulathupuzha, Kerala: it consists of plants with pneumatophores (aerial roots that grow...
South Korea hire former Spain boss Moreno as interim coach
The Hinduby AFP1 Sept 2026
South Korea's underfire football association on Tuesday (August 1, 2026) appointed former Spain boss Robert Moreno as interim coach, following a disastrous World Cup and series of damaging...
NIMHANS opens reimagined crèche for children of staff in Bengaluru
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau1 Sept 2026
NIMHANS inaugurated ‘Aata Paata’ (play & lessons), a reimagined crèche for the young children of its staff, with a focus on creating a child-friendly environment that supports play, exploration and...
How a star with an extreme magnetic field could prove space is not empty
The Hinduby Vasudevan Mukunth1 Sept 2026
Quantum physics has made numerous strange predictions, and scientists have checked and confirmed many of them. But one of the strangest ones persists unresolved.
74-year-old man from Keralam’s Wayanad conquers Mt. Elbrus, the highest peak in Europe
The Hinduby Sam Paul A1 Sept 2026
For T.J. Marce, ageing has been less about slowing down and more about reaching new heights. The septuagenarian from Wayanad in Keralam has scaled two of the peaks in the Seven Summits in less than...