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WORLDOct 3IIT Bombay Suicide Case: Professor Interrogated For 10 Hours Following Sahil Wakode’s DeathMumbai Crime Branch interrogated Professor Suryanarayana Doolla for 10 hours regarding IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakodes death focusing on their exam hall interaction and casteist slur allegations Police are examining CCTV footage and electronic devices as part of the intensifying probe into the incidentenglish_jagran · india

WORLDOct 3Domestic help tied to chair, beaten over suspicion of theft by women in U.P., case registeredThe assault allegedly took place on September 30 in Nexra Colony in Hardoi, when Ms. Upasana, who worked as a domestic helper at the house of Akanksha, was allegedly abused and assaulted by Akansha and other women in the family on suspicion of theftThe Hindu

POLITICSOct 3‘Could no longer defend the indefensible’: Priyanka Kakkar quits AAP, joins CongressFormer AAP spokesperson cites party’s changing character; praises Rahul Gandhi’s leadership; former Uttar Pradesh MLA Shyam Sunder Sharma and former journalist Rajat Rakesh Tandon also join CongressThe Hindu

WORLDOct 3Three soldiers among seven more held in Bolarum arms theft; police say weapons were meant for a string of robberiesRetired Havaldar Mallesh allegedly explored selling the stolen military weapons to contacts in West BengalThe Hindu

MILITARYOct 3India may finalise MRFA deal by current financial year: IAF chiefPrice negotiations underway for proposed 114-aircraft acquisition; IAF may consider another fighter platform if AMCA is delayedThe Hindu

MILITARYOct 3‘Drones are evolutionary, not...’: IAF chief rules out separate drone force, stresses integrated OpsIndian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal A P Singh on Saturday said drones were ‘evolutionary’ rather than ‘revolutionary’ for the force and ruled out the creation of a separate drone force, stressing that unmanned systems and loitering munitions would be more effective when integrated with other weapons and platforms. Addressing the IAF’s annual press conference in New Delhi, Singh said drone capabilities had existed within the Indian Air Force for decades and were now being expanded in terms of numbers, types and capabilities. “Drones are not revolutionary to the Indian Air Force, but evolutionary. We are growing the number of drones and loitering munitions. Whether we need a separate drone force, I don’t think so. They should be a part of the same setup, and we have to be operating together”, Singh said.economictimes_indiatimes · india

WORLDOct 3India opt to bat against West Indies, Kamboj to make debutThe skipper scores his second century on the bounce as the Caribbean outfit chases down the target of 352 with 10 balls to spareThe Hindu

POLITICSOct 3Scrap SIR, restore voters list: Prakash RajThe actor-activist demanded that the amended constitution of selection committee for ECI be sThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 33D concrete printing houses breaking ground in Andhra Pradesh | ExplainedHow does 3D Concrete Printing work? Could it transform the way rural homes are built in India? What are its applications beyond housing?The Hindu

POLITICSOct 3Can Pargat Singh unite Punjab Congress ahead of 2027 state polls?Former Indian hockey captain and Olympian Pargat Singh has been appointed the new president of the Punjab Congress, replacing Amrinder Singh Raja Warring. A three-time MLA from Jalandhar Cantonment, Singh's elevation comes amidst internal party wrangling and is seen as a strategic move to unite factions ahead of the 2027 assembly elections. His journey spans from a decorated sports career to a prominent political figure, having previously served as a minister and consistently winning his assembly seat.rediff · india

SCI & TECHOct 3Chandigarh University Research Scientists gets 17 lakh grant from Punjab State Council for Science & Technology; to build skilled manpower for nature conservation and EcotourismChandigarh University to Train Youth as Nature Conservators and Ecotourism Guides, Creating Conservation-Linked Livelihoods CHANDIGARH, India, Oct. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Department of Biosciences at Chandigarh University has secured a grant of over Rs 17 lakhs from Punjab State Council for Science & Technology (PSCST) under the Green Skill Development Programme (GSDP) of the Ministry […]millionaireoutlook · united states of america

WORLDOct 3Noida: Man Dies By Suicide After Jumping From 43rd Floor Of Supernova; Had Checked In A Day EarlierMan Dies By Suicide After Jumping From 43rd Floor Of Noida's Supernova; Probe Underwayabplive · india

POLITICSOct 3Retired DGP R. Sreelekha quits as councillor in BJP-led Thiruvananthapuram CorporationMayor V.V. Rajesh seeks to downplay the incident, saying Sreelekha had only handed over a letter expressing personal inconveniencesThe Hindu

POLITICSOct 3Stop filing FIRs against BJP leaders; review those filed over Form 7 applications, former CM B.S. Yediyurappa urges Karnataka DG&IGPIn a memorandum, the BJP alleged that criminal cases were being registered against its party workers and political activists for submitting Form 7 objections, and claimed that the police machinery was being subjected to political pressureThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 3Reintroduction of tigers in Buxa: What it means for conservation | ExplainedThe release of the tigress is not is not merely about bringing tigers back to Buxa but its “objective is to create the conditions in which a tiger population can establish, breed and ultimately become viable and self-sustaining,” PIB said in a statement.The Hindu

WORLDOct 3India beat archrivals Pakistan to win Asian Games T20 cricket goldIndia beat Pakistan by 19 runs in gold medal match at Asian Games as Hasan Nawaz's 96 in vain in reply to 211-6.Al Jazeera [en]

POLITICSOct 3‘No probative value’: Lacson blasts Trillanes’ revelationsMANILA, Philippines — The information revealed by former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV in connection with Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment case has “no probative value,” Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said Saturday. Trillanes held a press conference on Friday, where he showed the contents of his testimony that was supposed to be presented to the Senate […]... Keep on reading: ‘No probative value’: Lacson blasts Trillanes’ revelationsinquirer · philippines

WORLDOct 3IND vs PAK Asian Games 2026: India defend Asiad cricket gold in thriller against PakistanIndia secured a gold medal in the men's cricket event at the Asian Games in Hangzhou. They achieved this victory by defeating Pakistan by 19 runs in the final match. Batting first, India scored 211 runs for six wickets, aided by strong performances from Abhishek Sharma and Tilak Varma. The duo's explosive batting included half-centuries that significantly influenced the game's outcome.economictimes_indiatimes · india

CONFLICTOct 3flydubai Co-Pilot Used Crash Axe to Assault Indian Captain, UAE Probe Revealsexpressnewschannel · india

DISASTEROct 3Four women killed as bus on way to funeral overturns on Ananthagiri ghat road in Telangana’s VikarabadBreak failure is suspected to be the reason for the accident of the bus which was carrying 54 passengers from Kesaram village in PatancheruThe Hindu

POLITICSOct 3‘I’m a team player, will work as full-back’: New Punjab Congress chief Pargat SinghPargat Singh, the former Indian hockey captain who replaced Amarinder Singh Raja Warring as State Congress president, said the party’s team was a good one and decisions would be taken unanimouslyThe Hindu

MILITARYOct 3As Saudi Arabia steps up war against Yemen’s Houthis, Pakistan set to play support roleSouth China Morning Post

POLITICSOct 3Education Ministry approves setting up of five Centres of Excellence in classical languagesThese will aid in advanced research, preservation and digitisation of linguistic and literary heritage, says Education MinistryThe Hindu

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