Four Nagas Killed in Manipur's Kamjong; Tangkhul Body Blames Myanmar-Based Groups
Four Nagas were killed in an attack at Pilong village in Manipur's Kamjong district, with the Tangkhul Naga Long blaming Myanmar-based Kuki groups.
National
Kuvempu University result tampering: staffer and student booked in Shivamogga
Kuvempu University has lodged a police complaint after a BSc student's failed results were altered to passes using a digital signature certificate.
Railways Clears Tri-Weekly Amrit Bharat Express Linking Bhuj and Barauni
Indian Railways has approved a tri-weekly Amrit Bharat Express between Bhuj and Barauni, covering 2,532 km across four states.
Green groups demand action over threats to Idukki Collector
Environmental organisations in Kerala seek protection for Idukki Collector Dinesan Cheruvatt and contempt proceedings against those threatening him over enforcement of court orders.
BJP seeks ECI action against TVK over children in bypoll campaign
BJP's Nainar Nagenthran has asked the ECI to act against TVK functionaries and Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay over the alleged use of children in a bypoll campaign.
Make in India Completes 12 Years as Modi Cites Manufacturing Gains
PM Modi marked 12 years of the Make in India initiative, citing growth in manufacturing, investment and exports, with PLI schemes drawing ₹2.40 lakh crore.
Omar Abdullah Moves J&K Statehood Resolution; BJP Protests in Assembly
J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah moved a resolution seeking immediate restoration of statehood, sparking protests by BJP members in the assembly.
Air India First Officer Suspended After Failing Alcohol Test at Zurich
An Air India first officer was suspended after failing an alcohol test at Zurich Airport before a Delhi-bound flight on September 6.
Keralam Urges Centre to Cap Western Ghats ESA at 8,590.69 sq km
Keralam has asked the Centre to restrict the Western Ghats Ecologically Sensitive Area to 8,590.69 sq km of forest and cut the number of affected villages from 131 to 98.
Over 2.73 Crore Gen Z Voters Added to Rolls Since SIR Began, Says Election Commission
The Election Commission says 2.73 crore voters aged 18-28 have been added to electoral rolls since the SIR exercise began in 2025, disputing reports that youth enrolment had stalled.
Clothing tag helps Bengaluru police crack murder of woman found in vacant site
Bengaluru police arrested a man for allegedly murdering his wife and dumping her decomposed body in a vacant site, identifying her through a clothing tag.
Election Commission Defends Postponement of Gyanesh Kumar's UP Events
The Election Commission attributed the postponement of two UP Electoral Literacy Club conferences to logistical factors, amid a reported dissent row involving the CEC.
CIC Recommends Paper-Wise Disclosure of UPSC Marks
The Central Information Commission has recommended paper-wise disclosure of UPSC marks after DoPT could not explain the post-2018 discontinuation.
Sikkim's Rimbi Village on Edge as Landslides Threaten 32 Homes
Fresh landslides and flash floods in West Sikkim's Rimbi village have put 32 houses and four government quarters at risk, forcing residents into relief camps.
Form 6 Change Sparks Row as Election Commissioners Flag 'Illegal' Edit
A July 2026 change to Form 6 on the ECINet portal has triggered a row, with two Election Commissioners calling the edit illegal and unauthorised.
Kannur Dental College death: Crime Branch adds principal, teacher to accused list
The Crime Branch has named Kannur Dental College principal Dr. Vinod Moni and faculty member Dr. Latha Sasidharan as accused in the death of student Nitin Raj.
PIL in Madras High Court seeks CBI or SIT probe into Veeramani POCSO case
A PIL in the Madras High Court seeks transfer of the Veeramani POCSO investigation to the CBI or an SIT, citing lapses and media trial.
AI infrastructure spending set to cross USD 769 billion in 2026, McKinsey finds
McKinsey's Technology Trends Outlook 2026 projects AI infrastructure and model architecture investment at about USD 769 billion in 2026, up from USD 145 billion in 2025.
Nagavali Inflow Keeps North Andhra on Alert as Crops Perish
Heavy inflows into the Nagavali have left north Andhra districts on alert, with crop damage topping 10,000 acres and relief operations under way.
Dipke Urges Opposition to Quit 'Rigged' Polls, Warns Participation Gives Legitimacy
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke urged opposition parties to stop contesting elections they call rigged, saying their participation legitimises the process.