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POLITICSOct 9Bangkok train fare subsidies to cost up to B5.8 billionThe Ministry of Transport will seek cabinet approval next month for a budget of between 5 billion and 5.8 billion baht to subsidise electric train fares ranging from 17 to 45 baht per trip.bangkokpost · thailand
WORLDOct 9Dasara book chariot sets out to promote Kannada literatureAdditional Regional Commissioner Dr. P. Shivaraju expressed concern over the growing attraction of the younger generation towards digital media, and urged them to cultivate the habit of reading booksThe Hindu
POLITICSOct 9West Bengal bypolls: BJP retains Nandigram with record margin, wins Muslim-dominated RejinagarChief Minister Suvendu Adhikari says Muslim voters from both Nandigram and Rejinagar have extended support to the BJP candidates; the number of seats of the BJP in the 294-member Legislative Assembly have increased to 209The Hindu
POLITICSOct 9Helpline set up to fix VAHAN and SARATHI portal problems, says Andhra Transport Minister Ramprasad ReddyPeople can report problems on 9281607001 by phone or WhatsApp, says Transport Minister Mandipalli Ramprasad ReddyThe Hindu
POLITICSOct 9Pakistan insists Trump deserves Nobel for his role in truce with IndiaPakistan proposes Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in the truce with India, highlighting his diplomatic intervention in 2025. Sharif emphasizes that Trump's mediation avoided a larger conflict between the nuclear powers, although India rejects his participation.Clarín
POLITICSOct 9Clear applications for regularisation of Section 22A lands under G.O. 59 within a month: Telangana Govt to CollectorsThe Telangana Government has instructed Collectors to clear applications for the regularization of Section 22A lands under G.O. 59 within one month. This represents an administrative directive regarding land policy and governance.The Hindu
BUSINESSOct 9UCO Bank Still Without Full-Time MD & CEO: Saboo Holds Charge, Selection Process OnUCO Bank continues without a regular MD & CEO. Rajendra Kumar Saboo holds additional charge till 30 Nov 2026. FSIB selection process started but interview…psuconnect_in · india
POLITICSOct 9Census 2027: Ensure every individual is counted, says Registrar GeneralMrityunjay Kumar Narayan asks census officials in Andhra Pradesh to complete the second phase with accuracy and within deadlinesThe Hindu
DISASTEROct 9Four killed after car hits truck in Dharwad districtThe car collided head-on with a goods truck near Amaragol village in Navalgund taluk of Dharwad district in Karnataka on October 9The Hindu
POLITICSOct 9West Bengal CM vows action over CPI(M) leader’s ‘vandalism by Hindutvawadis’ remark; 1 held for house attackCM Suvendu Adhikari warns Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya of legal action over “Hindutva” commentsThe Hindu
POLITICSOct 9India calls Vance's words on foreign workers "deeply offensive"India rechaza las declaraciones del vicepresidente de EE.UU., calificándolas de ofensivas, tras suspender a tecnológicas del programa PERM. Trump endurece política migratoria, afectando a grandes firmas tecnológicas y sus empleados extranjeros, resaltando tensiones bilaterales.Clarín
WORLDOct 9Telangana’s GMC Jagtial medical students call off protest after R&B Dept agreement on infrastructure deadlinesMedical students at Telangana's GMC Jagtial have ended their protest after reaching an agreement with the Roads & Buildings Department regarding infrastructure deadlines. This resolution addresses a local student grievance concerning facility development.The Hindu
POLITICSOct 9India calls JD Vance's comments about immigrants 'deeply offensive'India calls comments of U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance about immigrants from the country "deeply offensive."CNBC
HEALTHOct 9Altamash dental outreach brings oral health education to APS childrenKARACHI: Early oral-health awareness can help children develop habits that protect their teeth and gums, but knowing how to brush properly and why preventive dental care matters is not always a given. An outreach initiative by Altamash Institute of Dental Medicine (AIDM) brought dental screening and oral-health education directly to schoolchildren at Army Public School, Malir Cantt, on October 7, 2026, while also providing career counselling. Organised by the Department of Community Dentistry at AIDM, the programme combined oral-health screening, practical guidance on daily dental hygiene and experiential learning for second-year Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) students. The initiative formed part of the department’s ongoing efforts to promote preventive dental care among children and strengthen students’ understanding of community-based oral healthcare. Dental screening brings preventive care into the school setting Under faculty supervision, oral-health screenings and dental examinations were conducted as part of the outreach activity. The exercise gave participating second-year BDS students an opportunity to apply their academic knowledge in a real-world school setting. Faculty members guided them throughout the screening process, helping them develop their clinical screening and communication skills while gaining practical exposure to community dentistry. Taking dental education beyond the classroom also offered students an opportunity to understand how oral healthcare can be delivered in community settings, where early awareness and accessible preventive guidance are important components of oral-health promotion. Children receive practical oral-hygiene guidance Following the screenings, the team held an interactive oral-health education session for the schoolchildren. The session covered proper tooth-brushing techniques, regular oral-hygiene practices and the importance of preventive dental care. Children were encouraged to participate, helping reinforce the importance of developing healthy habits from an early age. By pairing dental examinations with practical education, the outreach addressed both the assessment of children’s oral health and the everyday practices that can help them maintain it. The programme also included career counselling, extending the activity beyond oral-health awareness to provide schoolchildren with guidance on career-related choices. Further details about the counselling activities were not provided. AIDM faculty and students lead community initiative The programme was organised under the supervision of Dr Amir Akbar Shaikh, Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Community Dentistry at AIDM. Demonstrators Dr Nikita Bodani, Dr Danial Ahmed, Dr Fatima Jaffri and Dr Zain Jabbar participated in the activity, supporting the programme alongside second-year BDS students. Their involvement helped provide faculty guidance during the screenings and educational activities, while giving students practical exposure to school-based oral healthcare. Strengthening dental education through community engagement The outreach highlighted the complementary roles of preventive oral-health education and practical clinical learning. For schoolchildren, the programme reinforced the importance of brushing correctly, maintaining regular oral-hygiene practices and understanding the value of preventive dental care. For participating students, it provided an opportunity to build screening and communication skills under professional supervision. Through initiatives of this kind, the Department of Community Dentistry at Altamash Institute of Dental Medicine continues to combine experiential learning with efforts to promote oral-health awareness and preventive care in the community. Stay connected with Dental News Pakistan CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW the official Dental News Pakistan WhatsApp Channel to stay connected with the issues shaping your education and career. Follow the Dental News Pakistan WhatsApp Channel for dental education updates, research news and student opportunities.dentalnews_pk · pakistan
POLITICSOct 9DNA test leads police to alleged Thai ID fraud networkA DNA test identifying a Chinese man as a child’s biological father has led Thai authorities to expand a probe into alleged civil-registration and ID fraud.nationthailand · thailand
WORLDOct 9Koneru Humpy seeks government support for chess academy in Amaravati; Lokesh assures helpThe Minister congratulates the Grandmaster on her individual bronze on Board 1 and the women’s team bronze at the Chess Olympiad 2026The Hindu
POLITICSOct 9Tamil Nadu bypoll results: TVK leads in Madurantakam, Dharapuram seatsThe bypolls in the two constituencies were necessitated after Maragatham Kumaravel and P. Sathyabama, who had won the Madurantakam and Dharapuram seats, respectively, as AIADMK candidates in the 2026 Assembly elections, resigned as MLAs and joined the ruling TVKThe Hindu
BUSINESSOct 92026 Toyota Fortuner Leader Edition Launched At Rs. 36.51 LakhGaadiWale - The 2026 Fortuner Leader Edition is available with both manual and automatic transmission options with the 4×2 drive system The 2026 Toyota Fortuner Leader Edition has been launched in the Indian market. It has been introduced in 4X2 MT and 4X2 AT grades at price points of Rs. 36.51 lakh and Rs 38.72 lakh, respectively. […] The post 2026 Toyota Fortuner Leader Edition Launched At Rs. 36.51 Lakh appeared first on GaadiWale.com - Car News, Bike News, Upcoming Launches by Amit Rawat.gaadiwale · india
WORLDOct 9Impoverished Afghans Sell Kidneys On The Black Market 'Out Of Sheer Desperation'Impoverished Afghans are illegally selling their kidneys to repay debts and buy food. The selling of organs comes as the war-torn country grapples with one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises.RFE/RL
WORLDOct 9Deep Debt, Failing Health: Afghans Desperate To Escape Poverty Sell Kidneys To SurviveAs millions of Afghans struggle just to afford food, some have turned to selling one of their last remaining resources: a healthy kidney. The costs can be devastating: One woman said her health has deteriorated since she sold a kidney for a modest sum that failed to clear her family's debts. RFE/RL's Radio Azadi investigated the underground trade in human organs that appears to be thriving despite an official ban.RFE/RL
CONFLICTOct 9Vande Mataram row: Clash erupts at Central University of Kerala during SFI-led protest; police use water cannonLatest unrest follows protests against a two-day seminar held at the university recently and the disciplinary action taken against students in its aftermathThe Hindu
WORLDOct 9Tribute to Agra gharana maestro Pt. Indudhar NirodyThe musician who passed away recently was a well-known guru who trained several disciples. One of them recalls how he shaped his artistic journey.The Hindu
POLITICSOct 9Police send notices to students, CJP supporters ahead of October 10 Delhi protestMaharashtra police have sent notices and made calls to students and CJP supporters, invoking Section 168 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, asking them not to join the Saturday (October 10, 2026) protest in DelhiThe Hindu
WORLDOct 9Lawyer injured in attack by gang in KattumannarkovilThanga Vikraman was on his morning walk when the assailants waylaid him on Chetty StreetThe Hindu
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