Police in Kozhikode arrested a 22‑year‑old man on September 11 for allegedly attempting to film a hospital toilet. The detention came after a woman lodged a complaint about the incident in ward 203 of Kozhikode Medical College Hospital.
Apartment owners represented by CATAOA have demanded the immediate appointment of a dedicated project officer and the establishment of a project office to address demolition delays at Chander Kunj Army Towers in Fort Kochi. They also urged the swift convening of the District Collector’s committee and the sub‑committee chaired by the Fort Kochi Revenue Divisional Officer to oversee demolition and reconstruction.
The police said that an electrical short circuit could have been the reason for the accident
According to the ruling, Texas said TikTok told users it would remove content that violated its Community Guidelines, but internally classified some of that material as "hard to find" rather than "do not allow," allowing it to remain on the platform. Judge Cory Liu agreed that the practice violated the state's consumer protection law.
Sri Venkateswara University in Tirupati inaugurated a new e‑studio for recording lectures and digital content, with Vice‑Chancellor Prof. Tata Narasinga Rao presiding over the ceremony. The facility, funded under the RUSA scheme, also coincided with the university receiving multiple ISO certifications and a virology lab accreditation.
Odisha police's Special Task Force detained three individuals from a West Bengal hotel over the illegal rescue of five infant orangutans abandoned in Balasore district. The investigation, coordinated with West Bengal authorities, follows CCTV evidence and a formal case has been filed.
Villagers in Hardauli, Uttar Pradesh, tied telecom technician Aditya Bhan Singh to a mobile tower over prolonged network failures, prompting police intervention. Seven suspects were identified, and six were arrested on charges of wrongful confinement and breach of peace.
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Delhi Police on Friday announced traffic diversions and regulated vehicle movement on key routes across the national capital on Saturday, September 12.
The Delhi Police have stepped up monitoring of social media platforms ahead of the event, with public posts being tracked for possible security threats and misinformation
The Karnataka Examinations Authority released provisional results for the City and District Armed Reserve police constable written exam within five days, setting a record for speed. The answer key was posted on September 7, objections were accepted until September 9, and a revised key was issued on September 10.
ED grills IAS officer, alleged middleman in KPSC case
Police in Hyderabad have arrested a retired army havaldar for the theft of guns and bullets from the Madras Regiment armoury in Secunderabad.
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi sealed 54 jewellery shops operating from basements in Chandni Chowk on 10 September 2026 as part of a crackdown on unauthorised commercial use. Traders allege they received no prior notice and that some shops are actually on the ground floor, not basements.
The IMF reported that India’s real GDP grew 7.8% in the first quarter of FY27, exceeding its own forecasts. The agency praised recent improvements in data transparency and revisions to the GDP methodology despite global energy price shocks.
Bank employees and officers in Mysuru staged a one‑day strike on Friday demanding a five‑day working week, as organized by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU). The protest shut all bank branches in the city and the unions warned of further strikes later in September and October if their demands are not met.
The United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) called a nationwide strike on September 11, 2026, demanding a five‑day workweek and resolution of wage issues, leading to closures across public sector banks. Digital banking remained operational while thousands of branches, especially in Madhya Pradesh, faced significant service disruptions.
Odisha’s proposed anti-witch-hunting policy seeks special courts, time-bound trials, immediate rescue and rehabilitation of victims, and strict police accountability.
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Advocate Shubham Tyagi, who had been evading arrest in the Satya Niketan building collapse case, surrendered before the Patiala House Court on Friday, a day after his anticipatory bail plea was rejected. The Delhi Police has sought two days of custodial interrogation of Tyagi and co-accused Sudhanshu Lovenish Kumar, who is associated with the operation of the paying-guest (PG) facility in the building.
