Top news of the day: Cyclone Gulab begins landfall; CJI voices support for 50% representation for women in judiciary, and more
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The landfall process of Cyclone Gulab started on September 26 evening at about 6.30 p.m., and it may continue for about three hours, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said in Bhubaneswar.
Saint Tyagaraja's Kritis captivated audiences in Vizianagaram during a vibrant concert celebrating his enduring influence on Carnatic music.
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H.D. Kumaraswamy supports Namadhari Vokkaligas' inclusion in OBC Category 2A for reservation and community empowerment.
ED investigates potential money laundering at Al Falah University, examining funds linked to alleged criminal activities and false accreditation.
Welfare assistance to the tune of ₹186.27 crore has been given to 1.54 lakh differently-abled beneficiaries in Salem district over four and a half years.
Bengaluru Division achieves over 99% electrification, advancing towards 100% in line with India’s Green Railway vision by 2030.
Kerala Minister P. Rajeeve critiques Congress' silence on Karnataka's objections to the Malayalam Language Bill, emphasizing its implications for Keralites.
Kozhikode's Kolkali team makes history with a Union invitation to perform at Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi.
In 2025, over 112,000 people used '108' ambulance services in Salem and Namakkal, aiding numerous emergencies and deliveries.
Karnataka Tourism Department announces ₹367 crore upgrades, enhancing heritage, eco-tourism, and pilgrimage sites statewide.
Industries Minister T.G. Bharath announces commitment to establish a High Court Bench and Collectorate building in Kurnool.
The Udupi police arrested two persons from Mangaluru taluk in connection with the theft of copper sheets from the roof of Parashuram Theme Park in Karkala taluk of Udupi district on January 3.
BJP's Suvendu Adhikari dismisses Mamata Banerjee's allegations on electoral roll revision as baseless and politically motivated.