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November 02, 2025

ACHIEVEMENT: Kerala 1st state to become free of extreme poverty

CHIEF Minister Pinarayi Vijayan formally announced in the legislative assembly on Saturday that Kerala has eradicated extreme poverty, becoming the first state in the country to achieve the milestone.

1 mins

Women among 9 people killed in AP temple crush

No police permission sought for the event

1 mins

Final destination: Harmanpreet & Co set to take a shot at immortality

IT doesn’t get any bigger than this — India team is set for the final of the home ICC Women's Cricket World Cup here on Sunday.

1 mins

2005 fallout on Lalu, Nitish villages

IN Bihar’s political heartland, two villages—Kalyan Bigha in Nalanda and Ful waria in Gopalganj — stand as contrasting portraits of their most illustrious sons, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and former Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav.

1 mins

HC seeks SOPs for cellphone use in open jail

THE Delhi High Court has directed the Director General (Prisons) to frame and notify a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) governing the use and access of mobile phones by inmates lodged in open prisons.

1 mins

Collective security key to sovereignty: Rajnath

DEFENCE Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday reaffirmed India’s stance in the Indo-Pacific, stressing that its emphasis on the “rule of law” does not target any country but seeks to protect regional interests collectively.

1 mins

Ban imposed on non-Delhi BS-III goods vehicles, checks at 23 points

THE Delhi government on Saturday enforced a ban on non-Delhi registered commercial goods vehicles that do not meet BS-IV emission standards, deploying joint teams of the Transport Department and Delhi Traffic Police at 23 major city entry points.

1 mins

WHAT IS SO SCIENTIFIC ABOUT ARTIFICIAL RAIN?

DESPITE having a firm scientific understanding, even the scientific community was somewhat curious—after all, some of the country’s top institutions were leading the effort.

2 mins

CBSE tracks school performance report

THE Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released its first-ever School Academic Performance Report Cards for the academic year 2024-25, marking a significant step toward data-driven academic governance. The detailed reports, available on the CBSE School Login Portal, provide comprehensive insights into the performance of every affiliated school in the Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations.

1 mins

1,747 challans for vehicles without PUCC in city

THE Delhi Traffic Police on Friday issued 1,747 challans against motorists driving vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) across the national capital, officials said.

1 mins

56% women among missing persons since '15

Over 2.5 lakh people went missing in the city since 2015, around 60,000 of which are yet to be traced: Police data

2 mins

Woman lures 11-year-old boy, forces him into garbage work

DELHI Police has rescued an 11-year-old boy who was allegedly lured with prasad by a woman and later forced into garbage collection work in northwest Delhi’s Shakurpur area, officials said on Saturday.

1 mins

HC raps 'callous' attitude of Utkal univ

COMING down heavily on Utkal University for denying compassionate appointment to the son of a deceased employee despite multiple directions over several years, the Orissa High Court has imposed a cost of 1 lakh on the institution.

1 mins

After being expelled from party, leader targets EPS

AIADMK chief to meet district secys; Sengottaiyan vows to fight back

2 mins

App to help book appointments with ministers

First of its kind in country, says speaker UT Khader

1 mins

A year of stigma: When a rescue became a crime for a T’gana man

WHAT began as a moment of teenage impulse ended in a year of anguish for two young lives— one who ran from home and another who was branded an offender.

1 mins

Centre gave grants only for Hindi and Sanskrit, alleges Siddaramaiah

CHIEF Minister, Siddaramaiah once again raised a langauge debate over the lack of grants and funds from the central government for the development of Kannada.

1 mins

Majhi says after Bengaluru, Odisha poised to be semicon hub of India

ODISHA has taken another step forward in its mission to emerge as an advanced electronics and semiconductor hub with Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi performing the groundbreaking of the state’s first compound semiconductor manufacturing unit, at Info Valley-II on Saturday. As approved by India Semiconductor Mission (ISM), the compound semiconductor fabrication and assembly, testing, marking and packaging (ATMP) facility by SiCSem Private Limited will be set up at an estimated capital investment of %2,067 crore. The semicon unit will create 5,000 direct and indirect employment opportunities.

1 mins

From insurgency to innovation

In an Assam district singed by insurgency, this man chose to cultivate change by working as a daily wager before finding his calling in farming, Prasanta Mazumdar narrates

2 mins

A man's resolve to give 900 schools a facelift bears fruit

From procuring furniture for schools to implementing schemes, he went the extra mile to fix education, writes Namita Bajpai

2 mins

TRUMP'S ASIA BLITZ TARGETS INDIA

N the sweltering haze of Kuala Lump’s October sun, Donald Trump descended like a colossus onto the tarmac. His trademark red tie flapped defiantly against the tropical breeze, instantly commandeering the stage of global diplomacy. Fist-pumping with unbridled vigour, he joined traditional dancers in a spontaneous whirl. He transformed a routine arrival into a spectacle of American bravado that went viral across continents. It also symbolised his unapologetic dominance in a region long shadowed by subtler powers.

4 mins

THE LONG GAME OF BELONGING IN A CITY

WHO does the city really belong to? Those who are born there, those who made it their home, those who migrate there to work and build a life, or those who work for it?

3 mins

End of Maoist violence soon: PM

Says laws should be made to push reforms, make lives easier and remove govt meddling

2 mins

… TODAY JOY CAME, BUT I AM STILL WEEPING’

THE eyes welled up, and tears rolled down her cheeks. Unable to control, Jemimrah Rodrigues broke down. She was inconsolable. She spoke about her mental health and the trepidation that kept her on the edge for the last month, throughout the ICC Women’s World Cup. She confessed to having cried and cried during those endless nights when everything seemed a shade darker than usual.

3 mins

Moscow says will abide by Indian laws

THE Russian Embassy in India has said it is maintaining “close contact with the competent Indian authorities” regarding the case of Russian national Victoria Basu, currently involved in a custody battle with her estranged husband, Saikat Basu.

1 mins

Share of women still low in global peace ops

A quarter century after the UN Security Council first linked gender equality to peace and security, women still make up less than one in ten soldiers and fewer than one in three civilian staff in multilateral peace operations.

2 mins

SC: Don’t want to pass order which may hurt Russia ties

EXPRESSING serious concerns over a lack of concrete response from the Russian Embassy on the whereabouts of a Russian woman, who has reportedly fled to her country with her four-year-old child, the Supreme Court recently observed that it did not want to pass any order which could hurt India-Russia relationship.

1 mins

30 countries to join major maritime info sharing workshop in Haryana

AMID the growing importance of global maritime security, Gurugram will next week host the world’s leading maritime experts for the Maritime Information Sharing Workshop (MISW) 2025, the Indian Navy’s flagship event organised by the Information Fusion Centre, Indian Ocean Region (IFC-IOR).

1 mins

It’s ‘sushasan’ vs ‘jungle raj’: Shah

Citing Rabri brother’s ‘high-handesness’, home minister warns of fallout of Oppn win @ Cong MP says Delhi controls govt, Nitish has no say

2 mins

... Cong targets 'corruption' in civic bodies

GUJARAT Congress has launched a scathing attack on the BJP government, alleging massive corruption across municipalities.

1 mins

Unseasonal rains wreak havoc on farmlands...

UNSEASONAL rains have once again turned Gujarat’s farm-Jands into a battlefield of despair and determination. As the skies opened up for days, drowning standing crops and washing away livelihoods, the state government moved into crisis mode.

1 mins

Priyanka hits campaign trail, tears into BJP’s ‘fake nationalism to win polls’

CONGRESS MP Priyanka Gandhi on Saturday alleged that the Narendra Modi government is controlling everything in Bihar as even Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has no say in the state’s affairs.

1 mins

EC ORDERS TRANSFER OF PATNA SP OVER MOKAMA VIOLENCE

THE Election Commission of India (ECI) on Saturday ordered the transfer of Patna Superintendent of Police (Rural) Vikram Sihag and disciplinary action against three other officials, two days after a violent clash between supporters of the JD(U) candidate Anant Singh and those of Jan Suraaj Party, including gangster-turned-politician Dular Chand Yadav in Mokama, leaving the latter dead.

1 mins

Hosabale slams Kharge's RSS remarks

RASHTRIYA Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale on Saturday dismissed Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge’s call to ban the RSS, saying that society has accepted the organisation as one that works for national unity, security, culture and development.

1 mins

S'pore submits Zubeen's autopsy, toxicology reports

THE Assam Police have received crucial postmortem and toxicology reports of music icon Zubeen Garg from Singapore authorities.

1 mins

Test of taste: Lucknow makes it to UNESCO list of 'city of gastronomy'

UNESCO has included Lucknow in the list of Creative Cities Network under the ‘gastronomy’ category, a global recognition of the Lakhnavi platter replete with flavours of cuisine quintessential to the city’s regal legacy.

1 mins

Tanzania opposition says 800 killed in poll unrest

TANZANIAN President Samia Suluhu Hassan condemned protests around the election in which she was declared winner on Saturday with almost 98 percent of the vote, while the opposition said hundreds have been killed by security forces.

1 mins

US, Pak hold talks on minerals sector cooperation

A US delegation held talks with Pakistani officials to seek cooperation in minerals and mining as Washington races to secure mineral supply chains for American industry amid concerns over China's increasing control on rare-earth resources.

1 mins

Missile attacks on Ukraine hit 2.5-year high

RUSSIA fired more missiles at Ukraine in October than in any month since at least the start of 2023 as it pounded the country's energy grid in nighttime attacks, an AFP analysis of Ukrainian data showed.

1 mins

China eases export ban on Nexperia chip

CHINA said on Saturday it will exempt some Nexperia chips from an export ban that was imposed over a row with Dutch officials and has alarmed European businesses.

1 mins

Israel says 3 bodies sent from Gaza not of hostages

Truce under strain as Hamas reports more Israeli attacks in south

2 mins

UPI hits new high with 21 bn transactions in Oct

THE festive season spending during Dussehra and Diwali driven by GST rationalisation has seen the unified payments interface (UPI) setting a new transaction milestone in October, processing a whopping 20.7-billion payments worth ₹27.28 lakh crore, its highest ever monthly volume, showed the National Payments Corporation (NPCI) data.

1 mins

Rate cut effect: Oct GST mop-up shows flat growth

THE recent rate cuts have started showing their effects on Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections. Net GST collection was almost flat at ₹1.69 lakh crore in October 2025, showing a 0.6% year-on-year growth.

1 mins

Festive season, GST rate cut boost car sales to all-time high in October

Except Hyundai Motor, most OEMs reported high double-digit growth during the month

2 mins

IS AIR INDIA BECOMING TATAS' ACHILLES' HEEL?

THE sale of the collapsing government-owned Air India to the Tata Group on January 27, 2022 was greeted with some fanfare.

4 mins

Bopanna calls time on playing career

INDIAN tennis veteran Rohan Bopanna, one among the only four Indians to win Grand Slam titles, on Saturday announced his retirement from professional tennis, bringing an end to a career spanning more than two decades on the challenging ATP Tour.

1 mins

Two teams, one dream: Ultimate battle for the sake of women's cricket

THE final frontier. The ultimate battle. The summit clash. There are numerous ways to describe the ODI World Cup final between India and South Africa to be played at the DY Patil Stadium on Sunday. None better than the one thing that matters this is the pinnacle of women's cricket contest.

2 mins

More or Less

AS SPACES SHRINK AND ECO-AWARENESS RISES, URBAN INDIANS ARE EMBRACING MINIMALIST DESIGN

10+ mins

Lessons from the Hills

Steering away from conventional education, a school in Uttarakhand's hills is bringing children back to their roots

2 mins

The Future of a Stable India Depends on UBI

Kerala, we are told, is now the first state in India to be declared “extreme poverty-free.” It is a magnificent headline and, if true, a substantial achievement.

4 mins

So You Think You are an Empath?

In this epoch of information overload, we watch a thousand crises unfold every day, where the sacred mixes with the profane at top speed, where the latest war updates are followed in quick succession by clips on how to wear a mekhela chador the proper way, how to make naan on an overturned tawa, what Ji Chang Wook said at the Gucci launch.

2 mins

Everyone Preaches Justice, No One Lives It

Everybody has their own version of hell.

2 mins

The Alpha School Project: A Daring Innovation

The Alpha Schools enterprise is a highly innovative experiment in school education in the US that commenced in 2014 based essentially on the use of AI. It is a bold departure from the traditional.

2 mins

A Helping of Goodwill

When the Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) first began a modest tiffin service for a few office-goers in Ahmedabad, no one could have guessed that those humble lunchboxes would one day spark a café movement.

1 mins

A Dam Good Weekend

Punekars have a new getaway, and it's not Goa or Karjat, but quiet waters just outside the city

2 mins

When the Forest Stares Back

A nocturnal trail in Sri Lanka's Sigiriya shows how humans can coexist with wildlife

2 mins

Connect Before You Correct

Facts rarely change minds; warmth does. Connection disarms defensiveness, turning resistance into willingness to learn

3 mins

A Road Trip to White Male Meltdown

This twisted take on the great American road novel explores guilt, ego, and the restless mind of a man fleeing a failing marriage

3 mins

Behind Closed Doors

Inside India's growing constellation of private supper clubs, cultural circles, and members-only societies

2 mins

Worn, Weathered, and Wonderful

From forgotten antiques to curated treasures, RARA by Arshiya Singhvi brings history back to life

2 mins

'We can't Live Under a Threat'

Rebecca Ferguson speaks with Hilary Morgan about her latest film, A House of Dynamite, and why it is important to have conversations about nuclear powers

3 mins

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