Sri Sathya Sai village launches community surveillance to enhance security, combat crime
The Hinduby K Umashanker·10 Sept 2026
Gunduvaripalli, a tiny village in Talupula mandal of Sri Sathya Sai district, has become a blueprint for modern rural surveillance, calling for wider community policing.
Rain forecast till September 16; parts of interior Tamil Nadu may sizzle
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10 Sept 2026
A trough extending up to the Gulf of Mannar is likely to bring rainfall to some parts of Tamil Nadu till September 16.
‘Nudi Namana’ to pay tribute to theatre artiste Indira Nair
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10 Sept 2026
The Indian Institute of Educational Theatre (IIET) will organise ‘Nudi Namana’, a tribute programme in memory of noted Kannada and Malayalam theatre and film actress and former speech therapist...
T.N. Social Welfare Department issues guidelines for selection of support persons in POCSO Act cases
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10 Sept 2026
The Tamil Nadu Social Welfare and Women Empowerment Department has issued guidelines for the selection and duties of support persons for victims of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences...
Vijay leaves for U.K., his first official overseas visit
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10 Sept 2026
Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay embarked on an official visit to the United Kingdom on Thursday night, his first overseas trip after assuming office, with the objective of attracting new investments...
W.B. Assembly passes Bill for inter-university transfer of teachers and non-teaching staffers
The Hinduby Shiv Sahay Singh·10 Sept 2026
The West Bengal Legislative Assembly on Thursday passed a Bill that empowers the State government to transfer teaching and non-teaching staffers from one State university to another.
Tamil Nadu to better national average in police-public ratio
The Hinduby S Vijay Kumar·10 Sept 2026
With the sanction of 29,108 new posts in the Police Department, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has addressed a long-pending critical issue — acute shortage of manpower and corresponding...
M.P. hooch toll hits 16; women demand liquor ban
The Hinduby Mehul Malpani·10 Sept 2026
The death toll in Madhya Pradesh’s Sagar hooch tragedy climbed to 16 on Thursday following the death of another person, while more than 40 others, including three who are critical, remain...
Delhi draft electoral roll: names flagged for 11 ‘logical discrepancies’
The Hinduby Suruchi Kumari·10 Sept 2026
Over a third of the electorate included in Delhi’s newly published draft roll is being served notices to verify documents and attend hearings.
Vowing to get justice for slain Manipuri musician, Rahul says violence has become fashionable among the powerful
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10 Sept 2026
Asserting that it has become a fashion for the powerful to believe that they can be violent and arrogant, the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Thursday (September 10, 2026)...
NSCN-IM using Naga-Kuki tensions to divert attention, say Kuki-Zo insurgent groups
The Hinduby Vijaita Singh·10 Sept 2026
The spokesperson of a Kuki-Zo insurgent group in peace talks with the government said on Thursday (September 10, 2026) that the ongoing unrest in Manipur was not a “Naga-Kuki conflict”, and...
Amid opposition, Karnataka govt. to take up 120-km elevated corridor network
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10 Sept 2026
Amid continuing controversy over Bengaluru’s elevated corridors and other large infrastructure projects, Chief Minister D.K.
Mandala workshop in Madurai to explore self-reflection through mindful drawing and journaling techniques
The Hinduby Deiva Abirami·10 Sept 2026
A pencil moves slowly across a sheet of paper. There is no hurry to finish the design. In fact, participants are asked not to complete it within the given time.
‘Mandaadi’ movie review: Soori, Suhas power an engaging, smooth-sailing sports actioner
The Hinduby Bhuvanesh Chandar·10 Sept 2026
Who decides who belongs where? Who decides who gets to do what? These questions have sparked countless uprisings that have also defined many of the laws we now pride ourselves on.
Supreme Court notice to Centre on closure of Metro stations’ during CJP protest
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10 Sept 2026
The Supreme Court on Thursday (September 10, 2026) sought a response from the Centre on a petition questioning the closure of 17 Delhi Metro stations during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests...
No statehood, Ladakh to get unique elected body, says Chief Secretary
The Hinduby Vijaita Singh·10 Sept 2026
Ladakh Chief Secretary Ashish Kundra said on Thursday (September 10, 2026) that neither statehood nor a Union Territory (UT) with a legislature is being offered to Ladakh; instead, it will be a sui...
Continuing power outages in Keralam throw people’s lives into disarray
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10 Sept 2026
With partial power cuts continuing for the tenth consecutive day on Thursday in the State amid a severe power crisis, life has become increasingly difficult for people.
Science for All newsletter: Human activity has shaped the genetic diversity of dengue mosquitoes in India
The Hinduby Divya Gandhi·10 Sept 2026
From its roots in Africa, the dengue-spreading mosquito, Aedes aegypti, expanded its range in the 15th century, across the world, aided by the transatlantic slave trade between Africa, America and...
ED raids linked to FEMA, but we have only sought permission to invest abroad: Satish Jarikiholi
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·10 Sept 2026
Even as officers of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) concluded searches at premises linked to Public Works Minister Satish Jarkiholi and those of his relatives and associates in Belagavi, he...
Opposition corners AAP government in Punjab as NCSC chief meets kin of daily wager who ‘poisoned himself’
The Hinduby Vikas Vasudeva·10 Sept 2026
The National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC) has sought a detailed report on the death of Gulzar Singh, a Punjab daily wager who allegedly died by suicide after being "threatened”.
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