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PoliticsPhoto: The HinduThe Centre informed the Supreme Court that it is considering setting up a panel to review the University Grants Commission's equity regulations on campuses. These regulations faced criticism and protests from upper-caste student groups. The Supreme Court had stayed the regulations in January, citing that they were "too vague." The Centre is currently examining the concerns raised.
The Hindu·
HealthPhoto: TOI WorldLady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation donated $100,000 to COR, an Atlanta nonprofit supporting youth with mental health services, education, and essential resources. COR works with students and families through school-based programs to provide these vital supports. This contribution aims to enhance mental health and educational opportunities for young people in Atlanta.
TOI World··Atlanta
SportsPhoto: Hindu SportIn the WTA 250 Chennai Open second round, Anastasia Zakharova defeated Indian wild card Vaishnavi Adkar 6-3, 6-0. Vaishnavi showed strong resistance in the first set but was overwhelmed in the second. Zakharova's movement and backhand pressured Vaishnavi, who had earlier won her maiden Tour-level match against Jodie Burrage. The match took place at SDAT Stadium's Centre Court with around 200 spectators.
Hindu Sport··Chennai
EntertainmentPhoto: News18Hi EntertainmentImran Hashmi's upcoming film 'Gunmaster G9' has released a new poster featuring him in a fierce look holding a gun. The poster includes a powerful dialogue warning about going to any extent for love. The film, starring Imran Hashmi and Genelia D'Souza, is set to release in theaters on November 27.
News18Hi Entertainment·
SciencePhoto: TOI WorldFlorida's Everglades faces ecological challenges from invasive giant Burmese pythons. These snakes have devastated native mammal populations and disrupted the wetland ecosystem's delicate balance. Recent findings suggest the pythons may also be spreading seeds, further reshaping the Everglades environment.
TOI World·
PoliticsPhoto: NDTVSix months before the Delhi building collapse, the owner Samiullah received a warning but ignored it. An initial probe revealed that Samiullah carried out unauthorized construction on the second and third floors, violating an advisory issued in April. This unauthorized work is linked to the structural failure leading to the collapse.
NDTV··Delhi
The Hindu·
Photo: The HinduThe Centre informed the Supreme Court that it is considering setting up a panel to review the University Grants Commission's equity regulations on campuses. These regulations faced criticism and protests from upper-caste student groups. The Supreme Court had stayed the regulations in January, citing that they were "too vague." The Centre is currently examining the concerns raised.
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