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A ₹41.5-crore residential complex built for 128 Bengaluru police constables has been inaugurated, marking a significant public investment in frontline policing infrastructure. The project is aimed at improving living conditions for lower-rank personnel whose work underpins urban law and order in one of India’s fastest-growing cities.
Kotak AMC Managing Director Nilesh Shah has pointed to Hindustan Zinc as a case study in how strategic divestment, paired with a retained government stake, can create enduring public wealth. He said the Centre’s remaining holding in the company is now worth more than Rs 62,000 crore and voiced hope that IDBI Bank’s privatisation process could generate similar value for the exchequer.
The BJP intensified its offensive against Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday, accusing him of insulting Hindu sentiment after his remarks invoking 'Shiv Ki Baraat' drew sharp criticism from the ruling party. Senior BJP leaders said the Congress was using religion as a political instrument while lacking a coherent national direction. The exchange has further sharpened the ideological confrontation between the two parties ahead of a politically sensitive period.
A Hindu right-wing group has publicly backed men arrested in connection with an alleged assault in Delhi, with its chief claiming the accused are his workers and promising to stand by them. The remarks have intensified questions over law-and-order handling and prompted scrutiny of allegations that police failed to act promptly.
The Hindu’s Sunday crossword No. 77 arrives as another reminder of how print-era puzzle culture continues to command loyalty in India’s media landscape. In a digital age defined by instant answers, the crossword remains a slow-burn test of vocabulary, memory, and cultural literacy, sustaining a niche but durable readership.
The Hindu has released a new documentary, Gandhi for GenZ, positioning Mahatma Gandhi not as a distant historical figure but as a reference point for India’s digitally native generation. The film seeks to connect Gandhi’s ideas of non-violence, civic responsibility and moral courage with the pressures facing young Indians today, from social division to economic uncertainty.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday launched the first Fleet Support Ship and laid the keel of FSS-5 at Hindustan Shipyard, underscoring a major step in India’s naval logistics build-out. He said the programme would significantly strengthen the Navy’s reach, endurance and operational effectiveness across the Indian Ocean Region.
The Central Bureau of Narcotics (CBN) organized an anti-drug awareness programme for students in Jawra, Madhya Pradesh, as part of Mission Yuva Raksha and the broader Nasha Mukt Bharat campaign. The initiative aimed to educate young people about the dangers of drug abuse and strengthen community-level prevention efforts through student engagement.
The finance ministry will meet heads of banks on Tuesday to assess the progress of India’s financial inclusion programmes, with a focus on flagship schemes that have expanded access to savings, credit and insurance. The review is expected to examine both coverage and delivery quality across initiatives such as Jan Dhan, Mudra, Jan Suraksha and Stand-Up India.
The Finance Ministry will meet heads of banks on Tuesday to assess the pace and effectiveness of India’s flagship financial inclusion programmes, with a focus on deposit access, credit delivery and social security coverage. The review is expected to examine whether schemes such as Jan Dhan, Mudra, Jeevan Jyoti Bima, Suraksha Bima and Stand-Up India are reaching intended beneficiaries at scale and with measurable impact.
The Finance Ministry will meet heads of banks on Tuesday to review the progress of India’s financial inclusion programmes, according to people familiar with the matter. The discussion is expected to focus on flagship schemes such as Jan Dhan, Mudra, Jeevan Jyoti Bima, Suraksha Bima and StandUp India, all of which remain central to the government’s effort to widen access to formal finance.
The Madras High Court has set aside a Chennai sessions court order that took cognisance of an Enforcement Directorate money laundering complaint against alleged drug smuggler Jaffer Sadiq without first hearing him. While quashing that procedural step, the court restored the complaint and directed the lower court to proceed in line with Section 223(1) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, which requires an opportunity of hearing before cognisance is taken.
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