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Passenger dies after jumping in front of Bengaluru metro train at Huskur Road Station; Yellow Line services hit for two hours

According to the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL), the incident occurred at around 5.50 p.m. on a platform at Huskur Road Metro Station.

CITU call for a halt to evictions of street vendors in Vijayawada

Canbank Q1 net profit up 2.19% at ₹4856 cr.

Bengaluru-based lender targets to raise up to $2.5 billion via FCNR (B), overseas borrowings

Home department streamlines police associations to two bodies

The order, which effectively reduces the number of recognised police associations from three to two, has led to the dissolution of the Kerala Police Officers Association (KPOA)

Constitute expert committee for NEP-2020 without RSS members: CWC member

Madhira hi-tech kitchen to serve 44,107 students

Watch: Public Examinations Bill enforces harsher punishment for paper leaks | Above the Fold | 27.07.2026

The government tabled the Public Examinations Amendment Bill in the Lok Sabha today. The move comes after protests that resulted in the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan as Union Education Minister. We unpack what is in this Bill and how it differs from the original 2024 law.

Procedure bypassed in leasing of State Urdu Academy’s 1.04 acre land to private company, says Hyderabad MP

KCR urges doctors treating Sudershan Reddy to do everything possible for his recovery

A.P. Minister distributes bicycles to 7,000 government school students in Nellore

Delhi High Court grants Sonia, Rahul three weeks to respond to ED plea in National Herald case

The ED’s plea challenges a trial court order that refused to take cognisance of the agency’s chargesheet against the Congress leaders and others in a money laundering case

Teenager found dead at relative’s house in Chittoor district

YSRCP misleading unemployed youth on Mega DSC: TDP MLC

Hindutva ideologue T.G. Mohandas sparks row by stating he ‘would have shot’ Jantar Mantar protesters

Mr. Mohandas, a former head of Kerala unit of BJP’s intellectual cell, made the comments in a video posted on his YouTube channel

Mounting losses force farmers in Karnataka’s Kolar district to chop down mango trees

Farmers said while they were incurring losses growing mangoes on the one hand, they were unable to cultivate other crops along with mangoes as the sunlight does not reach those crops due to shade. Thus, they are unable to diversify the crop cultivation

Kerala MVD ramps up driving test capacity from 50 to 60 a day, introduces facial recognition for learner’s tests

In a circular issued by Transport Commissioner, all RTOs and SRTOs have been directed to conduct driving licence tests five days a week for the next three months

Swap shop, footmats, and LED bulbs: Haritha Karma Sena members in Kerala’s Varkala turn waste into wealth

Members of the green warriors take a step beyond waste collection to give a new lease of life to pre-loved clothes, upcycle fabric scraps, and repair LED bulbs in a bid to reduce, reuse, and recycle

Volatile silver price hits anklet manufacturers and workers in Salem

The price of silver bullion on January 1 this year stood at ₹3.18 lakh a kg and rose to ₹4.05 lakh by the last week of the same month.

Ram temple row: SIT set up to probe alleged embezzlement of donations, U.P. government tells Supreme Court

The Supreme Court asked the State government to include a forensic auditor as the fifth member of the SIT, which will submit its first status report within two weeks

Food poisoning scare, over 100 tribal students hospitalised in Maharashtra’s Amravati

The students complained of vomiting after eating meals in the residential schools

Ahead of Onam, Kerala govt to release 1.66 MT of rice; ₹53-crore free kit scheme to benefit over 6 lakh families

Food and Civil Supplies Minister Anoop Jacob says measures are on to control food prices and ensure availability of essential commodities during Onam season

Class X student who moderated CM Naidu’s school meeting ends life in Rampachodavaram

The 15-year-old had moderated the Mega Parents-Teachers Meeting chaired by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on July 24; the police say no cause has been established and are examining a note found at the house

CRPF to conduct 'professional post-event assessment' of RAF action as anti-NEET agitation called off: DG Gyanendra

“Now, since agitation has been called off and assembled people have dispersed, we would make a professional post-event assessment, as we do after every major assignment, and then let you know the view of the force headquarters,” says CRPF Director General