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Congress MP, Sacked From JNU Over Sex Abuse, To Join Probe Today Or Tomorrow
Bimol Akoijam, the Congress MP from Inner Manipur who was a professor at JNU, was dismissed with immediate effect on October 9 after an inquiry into the sexual harassment allegations against him
IIT Madras Launches Brain Mapping Mission, Unveils World's First Stroke Atlas
Marking a significant milestone in India's neuroscience research, Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated the Sudha Gopalakrishnan Brain Centre (SGBC) at IIT Madras to the nation during his visit to the institute on October 11.
Revision Warning: Highlighters May Reduce Understanding, Researchers Say
Dunlovsky further stated that the best strategy is to plan ahead and not do all the revision on one subject in a block before moving on to the next, a technique called "distributed practice".
Rs 5 Crore Extortion, Property Deal: Delhi Cops Arrest 6 In Firing Case
According to the police, the incident was linked to an alleged extortion demand involving a property deal and threats against the victim's family.
UP Restaurant Charged Rs 2 Extra For Water Bottle, Ends Up Paying Rs 1 Lakh Fine
A restaurant in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh, has been fined Rs 1 lakh by the Aligarh District Consumer Commission for charging Rs 20 for a water bottle with an MRP of Rs 18.
Study In The UK: 4 Universities To Offer £10,000 Scholarships To Indians
Four Greater Manchester universities will offer GREAT Scholarships 2027 to Indian students for one year postgraduate courses in the UK.
The Invisible Heroes Behind Kolkata's Durga Puja
The Adani Durga Puja preview extended support to eight shortlisted puja pandals across Kolkata to fund artists behind the masterpieces that become landmarks during the pujo.
PepsiCo Says 'Energy Drink' Ban Could Dry Its Stock As Red Bull Sells On
The case is a test of how far the food safety regulator can go in policing product labels in India's rapidly growing energy-drink market, built largely on PepsiCo's .
Air India Tightens Spending Amid Rising Losses, High Jet Fuel Costs
In an internal communication to employees on Monday, Air India CEO Tewolde Gebremariam said the airline needed to embed cost consciousness, frugality and accountability into its organisational culture amid an exceptionally challenging operating environment.
Once Notorious 'Nuke Walmart', Pak Wins Nuclear Watchdog's Nod. India Wary
Global nuclear watchdog at Vienna, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), says Islamabad's nuclear security regime is 'robust'. But top Indian nuclear experts remain sceptical
Video: Royal Bengal Tiger Spotted Along Arunachal Road, 2-Wheelers Banned On 4-km Stretch
The sighting comes amid heightened concern over tiger movement in the region, particularly after an earlier incident in which a police constable travelling on his motorcycle from Anini was reportedly killed in a tiger attack.
"We Weren't Talking": UP Influencer Accused Of Killing Businessman Boyfriend
Shraddha, in the five-minute-long video, claimed that she and Shiva were not talking to each other for 6 to 7 days before the incident.
CA Intermediate Result 2026: Scorecards Expected On October 22
The ICAI will announce the CA Intermediate September 2026 result on October 22, accessible online at caresults.icai.org.
Railway Recruitment Board Opens Applications For 1,688 Posts, Check Details
RRB NTPC UG Recruitment 2026: The recruitment drive aims to fill vacancies for Commercial-cum-Ticket Clerk, Accounts Clerk-cum-Typist, Junior Clerk-cum-Typist, and Trains Clerk.
"Nobody Can Browbeat Judiciary": Chief Justice On Rahul Gandhi's Supreme Court March
The court issued notice to the ECI, Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) and the two Election Commissioners on the petitions filed by Rahul Gandhi and others
Opinion: Opinion | India Has Enough Coal. So Why Are Power Plants Running Short? A 76 Million 'Crunch'
As of October 5, as many as 82 of the 191 thermal plants monitored by the Central Electricity Authority were in the 'critical' category
'No Coercive Action': Supreme Court In Journalist vs Cop In Molestation Case During Delhi Protest
The Supreme Court ordered the police to complete the investigation into the journalist's allegations in a time-bound manner
Obscene Calls, App, Rs 1-Crore Trail: Delhi Cops Bust Sextortion Racket
The accused allegedly threatened to arrest the victim in a fake criminal case and claimed that he would have to pay money to remove the video from social media platforms.
"Objective Is Regime Change": BJP On Neha Bora's "Bangladesh Showed Way" Video
Neha Bora, who studied at Delhi University before beginning a doctorate at Jawaharlal Nehru University's School of Arts and Aesthetics, in an undated interview is heard saying that the Gen Z movement that India is witnessing first began in Bangladesh.
