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SCI & TECHOct 8SHAR Deputy Director urges educational institutions to set up Space Cells on campusSuch initiatives will help students develop an intrest in space science, says Gopi KrishnaThe Hindu

CYBEROct 8Delhi Police ramp up ‘perception’ campaign, identifies 500 people, 200 social media channels ahead of October 10 protestAfter the July protest, police step up a ‘cyber warfare’ strategy to counter online narratives and circulate videos of injured personnel and alleged clashes; officials examine why their social media content failed to gain tractionThe Hindu

WORLDOct 8Andhra University extends deadline for special drive examinationAndhra University has extended the deadline for a special drive examination. This update provides information for students affected by the change.The Hindu

WORLDOct 851 booked for DJ sound violations during Ganesh festival in HyderabadFifty-one individuals have been booked for violations related to DJ sound during a festival in Hyderabad. This indicates local law enforcement action concerning public order during cultural events.The Hindu

POLITICSOct 8Electoral-roll revision reviewed in Visakhapatnam, ASRThe revision of the electoral roll has been reviewed in Visakhapatnam and ASR. This indicates an administrative update to the electoral process in specific areas.The Hindu

WORLDOct 8National SARAS Mela to be held in Vijayawada from October 13Elaborate arrangements are being made for Dasara celebrations, Vijayawada Utsav and National Saras Aajeevika Mela in Vijayawada, says NTR District Collector LakshmishaThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 8Students must focus on technological advancements, says Ambedkar University DeanA Dean from Ambedkar University stated that students should prioritize technological advancements. This highlights the importance of technology in modern education and future careers.The Hindu

BUSINESSOct 8ED searches 17 locations in Keralam over alleged co-op. bank fraudSearches conducted at Urban Co-operative Society, Angamaly; Thennala Service Co-operative Bank; and Kuttanellur Co-operative Bank in connection with alleged fraud involving ₹550 croreThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 872 lakh teachers trained to use technology to identify students with disabilitiesTeachers to use a digital screening tool this month to spot observable behaviours; special educators will then categorise students under 21 disability categories; early detection and intervention to aid inclusive educationThe Hindu

POLITICSOct 87,000 CRPF personnel pulled from Chattisgarh, Bengal deployed in Delhi ahead of CJP’s October 10 protestCRPF personnel asked to carry latest anti-riot equipment, operational-scale weapons, and prescribed ammunition; Home Minister Amit Shah stays put in Delhi to monitor the situation, cancels all visits outside DelhiThe Hindu

POLITICSOct 8Opposition leaders ‘pray’ at Rajghat for government to ‘get wisdom’ to remove CEC; say protest will continueOn INDIA bloc’s third day of protest in Delhi against ‘vote chori’, a show of Opposition unity as SP, Shiv Sena (UBT), NCP (SP) leaders present for lunch hosted by Congress president KhargeThe Hindu

WORLDOct 8Hubballi-Dharwad twin cities to adopt Shimla-model awareness drive to save waterHubballi-Dharwad twin cities to adopt Shimla-model awareness drive to save waterdeccanherald · india

WORLDOct 8Kerala Lalithakala Akademi charts global ambitionsNew office-bearers unveil action plan to revitalise galleries, promote masters and take Keralam’s art to national and international platformsThe Hindu

POLITICSOct 8Government notifies CAPF Act amid pending challenge in Supreme CourtServing CAPF officers have challenged the law, which will impact cadre management and the deputation of Indian Police Service officers to senior positions in the Central Armed Police ForcesThe Hindu

POLITICSOct 8KPSC recruitment scam: ‘₹20–40 lakh bribes for leaked answer keys’A recruitment scam within the KPSC involves alleged bribes of ₹20–40 lakh for leaked answer keys. This indicates significant corruption in public sector hiring practices.The Hindu

MILITARYOct 8Odisha: Indian Coast Guard conducts ‘Maritime Search & Rescue Exercise’ off Paradip coastBhubaneswar: The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) conducted the 12th National Maritime Search and Rescue Exercise (SAREX-2026) off Odisha’s Paradip coast under the aegis of the National Maritime Search and Rescue Board (NMSARB) on Thursday. Under the theme ‘Leveraging Technology to Strengthen SAR Preparedness and Maritime Safety’, the exercise brought together maritime and aeronautical agencies to demonstrate operational readiness, interoperability and coordinated response to mass rescue operations at sea. The exercise was reviewed by ICG Director General Paramesh Sivamani. It witnessed participation from the ICG, Navy, Air Force, Shipping Corporation of India, Directorate General of Shipping, Fisheries, Customs, Marine Police, Paradip Port Authority, and the state government agencies. At least 32 observers from 30 countries also participated in the exercise, marking a significant step towards strengthening international cooperation in maritime search and rescue. Their participation facilitated exchange of best practices, enhanced global interoperability and reaffirmed India’s role as a dependable maritime search and rescue partner in the region. The assets deployed included 15 Coast Guard ships, three Dornier aircraft, three Advance Light Helicopters, one Chetak helicopter, IAF C-130J and Mi-17 aircraft, two Indian Navy ships, along with civil and state resources and shore-based support units. The sea drill simulated a ‘Mass Rescue Operation’ following a concurrent aeronautical and maritime distress emergency. As part of the scenario, a passenger aircraft carrying 228 persons ditched at sea near Paradip Port, with the fuselage impacting the container vessel MV Zumba, resulting in structural damage and fire. The exercise involved activation of the Incident Command Post, firefighting operations, helicopter evacuations, deployment of life rafts and air-droppable life rafts, Jason Cradle and Gemini recovery, rescue basket operations and scramble net procedures. The exercise also included a demonstration of Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) capability. SAREX-2026 reaffirmed the collective resolve of India and its international partners to build a faster, technology-enabled and seamlessly coordinated Search and Rescue framework, in line with the vision of SAGAR and the spirit of MAHASAGAR. The exercise reinforced the principle that every distress call must receive a coordinated response and every effort must be made to save lives at sea.sambadenglish · india

WORLDOct 8Narayana distributes 1,320 bicycles for Nellore studentsEarlier, the Minister announced the distribution of free bicycles worth ₹6 crore to 10,000 students studying in government high schools across Nellore city and rural constituenciesThe Hindu

HEALTHOct 8Keralam to organise Statewide campaign for students’ mental healthThe campaign, titled ‘Learn Happily’ (Santhoshathode Padikkam), will be held from October 12 to 17 in government schools and all government-controlled educational institutions across the StateThe Hindu

WORLDOct 8Champions Boat League 2026 in Kochi on October 10The Champions Boat League is scheduled to take place in Kochi on October 10, 2026. This announces a future sports event.The Hindu

POLITICSOct 8Mumbai-based activist and ASIF delegation allege detention by State policeAll India Students’ Federation (AISF) members alleged that police attempted to arbitrarily detain a student delegation travelling aboard the 12779 Goa Express from Pune to New Delhi.The Hindu

WORLDOct 8Project to assess health of Keralam’s ecosystems launchedA new project has been launched to evaluate the health of Keralam's ecosystems. The initiative aims to assess environmental conditions in the region.The Hindu

DISASTEROct 8Two killed in separate road accidents in Balanagar, MiyapurTwo individuals have died in distinct road accidents occurring in Balanagar and Miyapur. The incidents resulted in fatalities in separate locations.The Hindu

WORLDOct 8All-India girls’ football tournament begins in BelagaviAn all-India girls' football tournament has commenced in Belagavi, marking a significant sporting event for young female athletes in the country.The Hindu

POLITICSOct 8Dimasalang Bridge operational by Oct. 20 – DPWHTHE Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) said that Dimasalang Bridge in Manila, which has been under rehabilitation since June, will reopen on Oct. 20. “We will open this very soon. Hopefully, in the next two weeks. Our target for the reopening is Oct. 20,” said Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon, adding repair works on the bridge were expedited because of its importance to traffic in the area. The bridge is near the Manila North Cemetery, making it crucial to traffic during the coming All Saints’ Day. Dizon said the bridge will open to vehicles even if works on some parts are still ongoing. He thanked Manila Mayor Isko Moreno for allowing the total closure of the bridge to accelerate its rehabilitation. “To our fellow citizens in the City of Manila, especially those who have relatives they will visit at the North Cemetery during Undas, rest assured that before Undas, we will be open. We will open on Oct. 20,” Dizon said. Dizon said that the rehabilitation of Dimasalang Bridge, completed in four and a half months, was proof that DPWH projects can be completed quickly without sacrificing quality. “I want to prove that it can be done. As long as we take the work seriously, we don’t do substandard work, and the construction is done properly,” Dizon said. He said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. wants government efforts to be felt by Filipinos through such projects.manilatimes · philippines

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