Morning Digest: DGCA gives IndiGo ‘final 24-hour extension’ to respond to notice; Gita chanting event in Kolkata becomes political showcase for BJP, and more
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The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on December 8, 2025.
Congress-backed candidates have gained control of the Bengaluru District Central Co-operative (BDCC) Bank, winning 15 out of the 18 seats in the elections held on Sunday. The victory is being viewed as a significant boost for the ruling party’s cooperative sector influence in the region.
Chennai Metro's Poonamallee-Porur stretch may open in January, following delays in construction and regulatory approvals.
Explore the importance of de-tariffing TP motor cover to ensure fair compensation and sustainable road safety in India.
High-pitched local body poll campaigns in Ernakulam highlight development claims, with LDF and UDF exchanging counterarguments ahead of voting.
Youth share experiences of harassment at a PDP meet addressing why Kashmiri professionals are resorting to violence.
Karen Hao describes a company like OpenAI as “modern-day British East India Company.” “The parallels are extremely stark,” said the award-winning reporter who was in conversation with journalist Samanth Subramanian on Sunday at the Bangalore Literature Festival
Telangana must expand its bus fleet to ensure services are frequent and reliable
Humayun Kabir seeks alliances with AIMIM, ISF, Left parties, and Congress for a united front in West Bengal elections.
CM dedicates Mullaperiyar drinking water project to residents of Madurai city
Music met military precision as the Indian Navy’s Eastern Command band took the stage at Navy House, Bolarum, for Navy Week celebrations in Hyderabad.
Rahul Bhattacharya discusses his novel "Rail Song," exploring themes of identity and modernity in post-Independence India at The Hindu Lit for Life.
On Monday, the party workers and candidates will be involved in a round of silent campaigning
Australia has overhauled its education and migration systems to attract top global students and young professionals.