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POLITICS5d agoIndia’s ‘Cockroach’ Leaders Released as New Delhi Braces for More ProtestsThe leaders of the Cockroach Janta Party, an Indian youth movement, had been detained by the police on Saturday before they could lead protests over voting rights.NYT World

DISASTER5d agoLorry dash into tractor in Belagavi; 3 die, 10 injuredA lorry dashed into a tractor that was carrying an idol of Goddess Durga Mata from Belagavi to Hunchyanatti villageThe Hindu

POLITICS5d agoIndian 'cockroach' leaders released, movement calls for more protestsThousands of protesters were detained before a planned demonstration in New Delhi on Saturday against the election commission's revision of voter rolls. The founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, who was arrested, called Prime Minister Modi an 'embarrassment.'Le Monde [en]

WORLD5d agoBengal monitor lizard allegedly gang-raped in Maharashtra forest; four heldA video of the alleged gang-rape also found in one of the accused’s phoneThe Hindu

WORLD5d agoDasara festivities begin at Kanaka Durga temple in VijayawadaA total of 17,576 devotees had darshan of the presiding deity by 10 a.m., according to temple authoritiesThe Hindu

POLITICS5d ago'Metro and Rail Services Should be Restored, Internet cannot be Shut Down', SC Big Order Amid CJP ProtestThe petitions related to CJP Protest were heard in the Supreme Court on Sunday. In these, questions have been raised on the detention of political leaders and lawyers, police action, closure of metro and roads and use of phone jammers.hindfirst_in · india

WORLD5d agoOdisha Police Bust Family-Run Truck Theft RacketPolice in Bhubaneswar have busted a family-run truck theft racket, arresting two brothers. The family allegedly acquired vehicles on rental agreements, then sold them elsewhere without paying EMIs, causing significant financial losses to owners. The gang operated across multiple districts and is currently under further investigation.rediff · india

POLITICS5d agoIndian court releases 'cockroach' movement leaders from detentionNEW DELHI, Oct 11, 2026 (AFP) -The founder of India's youth-led online "cockroach" movement and two other leaders were r...risingnepaldaily · nepal

BUSINESS5d agoMusk vows ‘affordable’ Starlink in India as he escalates feud with AmbaniPledge comes days before Mukesh Ambani's low-cost Reliance Jio's parent launches India's largest-ever IPO.Al Jazeera [en]

DISASTERBREAKING5d agoVillages evacuated as flash flood from Budhi Gandaki river hits northern Nepal - AP NewsAP News

POLITICS5d agoDelhi protest: Four men claiming links to Hindu Raksha Dal arrested for assault on studentsHindu Raksha Dal chief Pinky Chaudhary claims the accused as his workers and vows to protect them; police probe allegations of inactionThe Hindu

WORLD5d agoDipke’s family claims Delhi police delayed release, causing him to miss grandmother's funeralDelhi Police said CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke was informed of his grandmother’s death with due sensitivity and offered assistance to travel to his hometown for the funeral, but he declined the offerThe Hindu

DISASTERBREAKING5d agoFlash flooding destroys homes in NepalSky News World

WORLD5d agoBigg Boss Telugu 10: Sudheer becomes new captain, Jhansi plays her magic key smartlyIn the latest episode of Bigg Boss Telugu 10, contestants were seen competing in the latest task for the next captaincy.moneycontrol · india

POLITICS5d agoFortress Delhi: Who Pays the Bill for Locking Down a Capital to Stop a Slogan?On Saturday, 10 October 2026, the Union government did to Delhi what it routinely accuses protesters of doing. It stopped the trains, locked the Metro gates, cut the internet, emptied the markets and choked the borders. The protesters never got the chance to disrupt anything. The State beat them to it, with 30,000 personnel and …inventiva · india

POLITICS5d agoIndia Detains Thousands, Locks Down Delhi to Foil Election Chief ProtestPolice detained more than 2,000 protesters and the founder of the “Cockroach” youth movement in Delhi on Oct 10 as security forces locked down parts of the capital to thwart a rally demanding thetabla · singapore

WORLD5d agoDRI officials seize 5.832 kg of gold worth ₹8.98 crore near VisakhapatnamThe Directorate of Revenue Intelligence intercepted a car travelling from Kolkata to Hyderabad and arrested two persons for smuggling the gold, believed to have entered via the India-Bangladesh borderThe Hindu

HEALTH5d agoOsmania junior doctors to protest on October 12 over training, working conditionsAccording to an official strike notice issued on October 10, the protest will begin at 8.30 a.m. at the main gate of Osmania General HospitalThe Hindu

HEALTH5d agoOfficials crack down on 203 network hospitals for various irregularitiesThe NTR Vaidya Seva Trust imposed fines of ₹34.39 crore and took disciplinary action against 44 hospitals, including 25 suspensions, over the past two yearsThe Hindu

CONFLICT5d agoJournalist injured in machete attack in JamalpurA journalist was injured in a machete attack that occurred in Jamalpur. This incident highlights concerns about safety for journalists.thedailystar · bangladesh

POLITICS5d ago"In democracy, everyone can protest": Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar slams Central curbs on CJP protestsCondemning the recent police actions against Cockroach Janata Party CJP-led Jantar Mantar 20 protesters in the national capital Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Sunday announced that Congress legislators and INDIA bloc leaders will march to Delhi to fight for voters rights asserting that in a democracy everyone can protest Speaking to reporters Shivakumar said It is unfortunate that this type of incident is going on in the country In a democracy everyone can protest They have their voice No one can stop their voice they CJP are doing it on their own We dont want to stop them Congress party will do it on their own some of our INDIA bloc is going It is their right Tomorrow our legislators will be in Delhi Im also going to Delhi We will fight for the rights of the voters We want every voter in this country to be protected and have the right to votedevdiscourse · india

POLITICS5d agoTwo Streets. Same Delhi Police. Two Very Different Responses?Delhi’s streets have become the setting for a question that should trouble every citizen who believes that the law is supposed to be blind. On October 10, 2026, Delhi Police mounted a sweeping security operation to prevent a planned protest by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which was demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner …inventiva · india

POLITICS5d agoOdisha student union polls: 6,708 candidates in fray across 13 universities, 347 collegesWith just three days to go before the October 15 student union elections, candidates across Odisha are stepping up their campaigns to win over student voters. Polling will take place in 13 universities and 347 colleges, with more than 6,600 candidates reportedly in the race. The release of the final candidate list has set the stage for the contest across campuses. In 13 universities, 429 candidates filed nominations. Of these, 49 nominations were rejected and 34 candidates withdrew, leaving 346 candidates in the fray. In 347 colleges, 8,370 candidates initially filed nominations. After 1,196 nominations were rejected and 405 candidates withdrew, the reported number of candidates remaining in the contest stands at 6,362. With Sunday being a holiday, candidates could not reach students through classroom campaigning. Instead, they took to social media and visited hostels to discuss their plans, highlight student issues and seek support ahead of polling day. Utkal University Candidates Take Campaign To Hostels At Utkal University, candidates are focusing on issues that directly affect students, including drinking water, sanitation and campus safety. An NSUI representative raised concerns about hostel facilities, claiming that students across three floors had to share a single water purifier. The representative also highlighted sanitation problems and the need for a safer environment for women students. Presidential candidate Saurabh Behera said the panel was reaching out to students to explain its plans and seek their support in addressing campus issues. AISF vice-presidential candidate Pappu Rout said the panel wanted to make the campus safer and free from fear, while improving the academic environment. He urged students to support its efforts to bring changes to the university. An NSUI representative said the alliance with AISF was aimed at strengthening their campaign and raising issues affecting students. With polling day approaching, candidates are making the most of the remaining days to connect with voters, share their promises and seek support for their panels.odishatv · india

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