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PoliticsAug 31Keralam CM condemns registration of FIR against Rahul GandhiThe Hindu
PoliticsAug 31Pinarayi accuses Taliparamba MLA of ‘betrayal’T.K. Govindan alleges that the CPI(M) leadership is destroying the party in pursuit of its own interests and asks if the party leadership is impartially examining the reasons for the CPI(M)’s declineThe Hindu
PoliticsAug 31The need for political unity in KashmirWhile Kashmir’s right to dignity and respectable federal arrangement is non-negotiable, the way to realising it cannot be the daily whipping of a rather disempowered local government for not being combative enoughThe Hindu
WorldAug 31Campaign to ensure vehicles are not parked along NHsA campaign is underway to prevent vehicles from being parked along National Highways (NHs). This initiative aims to improve road safety and traffic flow.The Hindu
PoliticsAug 31After FIR against TDP MLA for abduction of Bengaluru businessman, police clarify he was detained by Andhra Pradesh policeThe businessman and the MLA are involved in a long-standing legal dispute over a 14-acre property at R.R. NagarThe Hindu
PoliticsAug 31T.N. Handlooms Minister announces change in length of dhotis distributed as part of Pongal schemeResponding to DMK members S. Austin and K. Nithyanandan and AIADMK member Tiruttani Ko. Hari in the Assembly, he says the changes have been made due to the ‘demands of the people’The Hindu
PoliticsAug 31A.P. govt. moves to resolve journalists’ housing issue in AmaravatiThe A.P. government is taking steps to resolve the housing issue faced by journalists in Amaravati. This action addresses a specific social welfare concern.The Hindu
WorldAug 31Watch: Chennithala disagrees with Keralam Islamic scholar’s opinion that women should stay at homeChennithala has publicly disagreed with an Islamic scholar from Keralam regarding the opinion that women should stay at home. This highlights a social and cultural debate.The Hindu
PoliticsAug 31State liable to compensate for injury or damage caused by wild animal attacks: Kerala High CourtThe Kerala High Court has ruled that the state is liable to compensate for injuries or damages resulting from wild animal attacks. This judicial decision clarifies state responsibility in such incidents.The Hindu
DisasterAug 31Firecracker factory blast in India kills 8 childrenAl Jazeera [en]
WorldAug 31Over 55,000 students get provisional allotment through upward movement after Round 3 of TNEA 2026Over 55,000 students have received provisional allotments through upward movement following Round 3 of TNEA 2026. This signifies a major administrative update in student admissions for the upcoming academic year.The Hindu
PoliticsAug 31Manickam Tagore and Praveen Chakravarty meet CMManickam Tagore and Praveen Chakravarty held a meeting with the Chief Minister. This represents a standard engagement between political figures.The Hindu
DisasterBreakingAug 31Hundreds feared stuck in hydropower tunnels as flood deaths surpass 950 in Nepal and ChinaFrance 24 [en]
PoliticsAug 31Key Kuki body asks its MLAs to skip Manipur Assembly session pending political settlementA prominent Kuki organization has urged its Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) to abstain from the Manipur Assembly session. This action is taken pending a political settlement and indicates ongoing political tension in the region.prokerala.com · India
WorldAug 31AU announces practical re-exams for UG studentsA university has announced practical re-examinations for undergraduate students. This impacts the academic schedules and evaluations for those students.The Hindu
PoliticsAug 31U.P. govt. to appoint Gen Z reel makers as cultural ambassadorsA state government plans to appoint Generation Z reel makers as cultural ambassadors. This initiative aims to engage younger generations in promoting local culture.The Hindu
PoliticsAug 31Telangana govt., SCR to prepare DPRs for MMTS expansion, future rail corridors around HyderabadSCR officials informed the meeting that DPRs for 17 railway projects covering 2,023 km have already been submitted to the Railway Board for considerationThe Hindu
DisasterAug 31Kazhakootam-Karode stretch turns accident hotspotAmid speeding, poor traffic controls; Spate of fatal crashes puts spotlight on inadequate road-safety measures, poor lighting and unscientific traffic arrangements along the highwayThe Hindu
PoliticsAug 31BLOs do the heavy lifting; group hearings to be conducted locality wiseBooth Level Officers are undertaking significant work, with group hearings to be organized by locality. This describes an administrative process for local governance or elections.The Hindu
WorldAug 31Civic body initiates plastic removal from drainages in GunturOfficials have identified nearly 100 spots where heavy plastic accumulation was reported and clearance is under way in the remaining stretchesThe Hindu
PoliticsAug 31Lokesh calls for public participation in Visakhapatnam’s developmentThe government will not undertake any programme against the interests of the people, says HRD MinisterThe Hindu
PoliticsAug 31Islamabad High Court Takes Up Plea to Ban Social Media for Under - 16sThe Islamabad High Court is considering a petition to prohibit social media access for individuals under the age of 16. This involves a legal challenge concerning online access and youth protection.lhrtimes.com · Pakistan
PoliticsAug 31Kanthapuram’s directive on curbs on women puts CPI(M) ties under strainA Samastha circular asking mahals and madrasas to prevent women from sharing stage or public space with unrelated men during religious celebrations draws criticism from CPI(M) leaders and women’s organisationsThe Hindu
PoliticsAug 31Complying with CWMA direction on Cauvery water release, Karnataka tells Supreme CourtThe CWMA had, on August 25, upheld the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee’s recommendation directing Karnataka to ensure a flow of 9,000 cusecs to Tamil Nadu for 15 days; on release of backlog of water, the top court asks Tamil Nadu to challenge the CWMA decisionThe Hindu
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