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EC to hold meet of all CEOs over SIR on September 10 , Pg1
Election Commission convenes meeting on September 10 to discuss nationwide Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, focusing on preparedness.
EC to hold meet of all CEOs over SIR on September 10 , Pg1
Election Commission convenes meeting on September 10 to discuss nationwide Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, focusing on preparedness.
Two Khalistani groups funded from inside Canada: report , Pg1
Canadian report reveals Khalistani groups, Babbar Khalsa International and International Sikh Youth Federation, receive terror funding from Canada.
Two Khalistani groups funded from inside Canada: report , Pg1
Canadian report reveals Khalistani groups, Babbar Khalsa International and International Sikh Youth Federation, receive terror funding from Canada.
SC panel on students’ mental health gets State nodal officers , Pg6
Supreme Court panel appoints nodal officers in States/UTs to address student suicides and mental health issues in higher education.
SC panel on students’ mental health gets State nodal officers , Pg6
Supreme Court panel appoints nodal officers in States/UTs to address student suicides and mental health issues in higher education.
Process has become the punishment in our criminal justice system: ex-CJI, Pg 6.
At Lexposium 2025, organised by SRM School of Law in association with The Hindu, former CJIs N.V. Ramana and U.U. Lalit, along with senior jurists, highlighted systemic flaws in India’s criminal justice system, calling for urgent reforms in bail, prosecution, and judicial capacity.
Process has become the punishment in our criminal justice system: ex-CJI, Pg 6.
At Lexposium 2025, organised by SRM School of Law in association with The Hindu, former CJIs N.V. Ramana and U.U. Lalit, along with senior jurists, highlighted systemic flaws in India’s criminal justice system, calling for urgent reforms in bail, prosecution, and judicial capacity.
‘Declining Central allocation for MGNREGS affects rural women’ , Pg8
Reduced MGNREGS funding hits rural women's income, reversing wage equality gains achieved since 2006, activists claim on scheme's 20th anniversary.
‘Declining Central allocation for MGNREGS affects rural women’ , Pg8
Reduced MGNREGS funding hits rural women's income, reversing wage equality gains achieved since 2006, activists claim on scheme's 20th anniversary.
On the move with green hydrogen , Pg10
Indian Railways successfully tests hydrogen-powered train, advancing National Green Hydrogen Mission with Jind-Sonipat route and innovative electrolysis technology.
On the move with green hydrogen , Pg10
Indian Railways successfully tests hydrogen-powered train, advancing National Green Hydrogen Mission with Jind-Sonipat route and innovative electrolysis technology.
Nails played a crucial role in rodent diversity , Pg10
Rodent evolution reveals thumb nails crucial for food manipulation, while claws aid digging, impacting species diversity and adaptation.
Nails played a crucial role in rodent diversity , Pg10
Rodent evolution reveals thumb nails crucial for food manipulation, while claws aid digging, impacting species diversity and adaptation.
How RNA, amino acids may have linked up on early earth , Pg10
New study reveals how amino acids and RNA may have linked on early Earth, potentially unlocking origins of life.
How RNA, amino acids may have linked up on early earth , Pg10
New study reveals how amino acids and RNA may have linked on early Earth, potentially unlocking origins of life.
North America affects monsoon rain over India , Pg10
North American summer warming intensifies Indian monsoon by altering global air circulation patterns, surpassing even Tibetan influence, says study.
North America affects monsoon rain over India , Pg10
North American summer warming intensifies Indian monsoon by altering global air circulation patterns, surpassing even Tibetan influence, says study.
Rocks’ carbon storage capacity vastly overestimated: study , Pg10
Study reveals Earth's CO2 storage capacity vastly overestimated, limiting geological carbon storage potential to 1,460 billion tonnes.
Rocks’ carbon storage capacity vastly overestimated: study , Pg10
Study reveals Earth's CO2 storage capacity vastly overestimated, limiting geological carbon storage potential to 1,460 billion tonnes.
Will the GST rate cuts boost the economy?, Pg 11.
On September 3, 2025, the GST Council approved a major overhaul of the GST rate structure, reducing the number of slabs and cutting taxes on a majority of items. This follows recommendations of the Group of Ministers (GoM) and proposals by the Union Finance Ministry.
Will the GST rate cuts boost the economy?, Pg 11.
On September 3, 2025, the GST Council approved a major overhaul of the GST rate structure, reducing the number of slabs and cutting taxes on a majority of items. This follows recommendations of the Group of Ministers (GoM) and proposals by the Union Finance Ministry.
Is a shift underway in India’s foreign policy?, Pg 11.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin (Sept 1, 2025) alongside Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin drew global attention. The optics of the “troika” photo triggered strong U.S. reactions amid ongoing trade and strategic tensions.
Is a shift underway in India’s foreign policy?, Pg 11.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin (Sept 1, 2025) alongside Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin drew global attention. The optics of the “troika” photo triggered strong U.S. reactions amid ongoing trade and strategic tensions.
How much is spent on children’s education in India?, Pg 11.
The National Sample Survey’s (NSS) Comprehensive Modular Survey on Education (80th round, April–June 2025) reveals that while enrolment of girls in schools and higher education has improved, families continue to spend significantly less on daughters’ education compared to sons, across rural-urban and State levels.
How much is spent on children’s education in India?, Pg 11.
The National Sample Survey’s (NSS) Comprehensive Modular Survey on Education (80th round, April–June 2025) reveals that while enrolment of girls in schools and higher education has improved, families continue to spend significantly less on daughters’ education compared to sons, across rural-urban and State levels.
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