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Actor and festival curator Raveendran will head the Kerala State Chalachitra Academy, with actor Priyanka Nair as vice-chairperson, as the state government reconstitutes the body's leadership.
Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi has asked Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to address the limited speaking time available to SC and ST MPs during debates on key Bills.
Ramón Barraza was arrested on his way to work in Phoenix and held 26 hours at an ICE office that internal records show has housed thousands.
Mandeep K Bhandari, a 2001-batch IAS officer, has been appointed CBSE chairperson, succeeding Lokhande Prashant Sitaram who held additional charge.
Italy's Malpensa airport has been officially named after Silvio Berlusconi, capping a two-year dispute over the honour.
Kerala has appointed a five-member expert committee headed by A.T. James to recommend comprehensive reforms to outdated land laws, addressing long-standing farmer demands.
Telangana CM A. Revanth Reddy says the national political battle pits the Gandhi family against the Sangh Parivar, and predicts Kerala's political shift will spread.
Madras High Court restrains media from discussing the factual matrix of the POCSO case against R. Veeramani and orders an all-women SIT to issue weekly press releases.
The Forest department has refiled its chargesheet in the Muttil tree-felling case after the magistrate court returned the earlier version citing errors and missing documents.
Andhra Pradesh has extended ₹33.15 lakh in assistance to the family of Vundi Anil Kumar, an APCOS welder electrocuted on duty in the Mangalagiri-Tadepalli Municipal Corporation limits.
CPI(M), CPI and SUCI (Communist) members protested outside the Dharwad Deputy Commissioner's office, demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar's removal and a halt to the SIR.
Mumbai's BMC has issued a stop-work notice at Ajay Devgn and Kajol's Juhu bungalow after the housing society objected to a proposed salon and spa on the residential premises.
Secondary Grade Teachers staged lunch-break protests against GO No. 25, demanding one teacher per class, a 1:20 pupil-teacher ratio and relief from non-teaching duties.
Supreme Court lifts restrictions on DHS voter eligibility database SAVE, allowing states to use it for now despite privacy concerns and wrongful flagging.
DYFI staged a protest at Dharna Chowk in Andhra Pradesh, demanding more constable posts in the police recruitment notification and relief for unemployed youth.
Karnataka forms a Crisis Management Group to monitor power supply and demand daily as September demand touches a record 340 million units.
Karnataka says the Centre is withholding ₹2,186.20 crore in 15th Finance Commission grants over a minor portal discrepancy.
The 18th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala has begun with 31 films still awaiting censor exemption from the Union I&B Ministry.
Kerala High Court restrains State from coercive action against CPI(M) member K.S. Arunkumar in a defamation case linked to a social media post on the Home Minister's US trip.
Congress leaders will resume discussions on appointments to Karnataka boards and corporations next week, with lobbying also intensifying for five vacant MLC seats.