Five militants arrested in Manipur
The Hindu
Five militants from banned groups arrested in Manipur, including KYKL, KCP, PLA members; investigation ongoing.
IITs plan to revamp M.Tech and PhD curricula, enhancing industry links and addressing underutilisation in advanced engineering education.
CM Stalin criticizes Amit Shah for slanderous remarks, defending DMK's commitment to Hindu beliefs and government achievements in Tamil Nadu.
Sumit Nagal loses a thrilling match at the Bengaluru Open, while Dhamne and Dhakshineswar advance to the next round.
Delhi High Court requests RBI's response on alleged data protection violations by digital lending apps despite 2025 guidelines.
Minister K.N. Nehru inaugurated a new drinking water pumping station in Tiruchi, enhancing water supply for local residents.
Bank of Baroda opens new Regional Office in Madurai to enhance banking services and support regional economic growth.
Soorma secures a 3-2 victory over Bengal Tigers, boosting confidence ahead of the Women’s Hockey League final.
CZA team inspects Diwancheruvu Reserve Forest for proposed zoo project in Rajamahendravaram, assessing land and vegetation suitability.
Transport Minister criticizes BIAL for new Bengaluru airport regulations, citing increased passenger difficulties and reduced public transport access.
The Centre is reviewing options to restore government in Manipur, amidst ongoing ethnic tensions and calls for separate administration.
BJP criticizes recent Assembly session for focusing on personal attacks rather than addressing key public issues like water supply.
K. Krishnasamy urges the Devendrakula Vellalar community to unite politically for greater influence in upcoming Assembly elections.
K.R. Meera emphasizes the dangers of selective narratives and the need for broader awareness during her talk at KLIBF.