
Lilac for women teachers, blue for men; students to get green uniforms
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10873071 Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu
The Gauhati High Court has asked the Assam government to explain its plan for rehabilitation and compensation for people displaced during a September 2024 eviction drive. Justice Devashis Barua set a deadline of October 6 for government departments to submit their positions.
Action plan involves the strategic placement of cameras at key entry and exit points, school zones, and junctions, which will help to closely monitor potential offenders and expedite investigations in case of emergencies

Uttar Pradesh announced the creation of a Neeb Karori Baba pilgrimage circuit linking four key sites associated with the saint, and unveiled five special tour packages on his Mahasamadhi Day. The initiative, backed by a multi‑crore investment, aims to boost spiritual tourism across the state.

Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said he feels ashamed of the prolonged delays in the Mumbai‑Goa highway and announced he will skip its inauguration, vowing to blacklist contractors and suspend officials. He highlighted that the project is 93‑94% complete and promised a visit in October to assess the remaining work.

Following the collapse of a residential building in Satya Niketan, Delhi University colleges opened their campuses as emergency shelters for displaced students. Sri Venkateswara College and Maitreyi College provided food, bedding and separate arrangements for women, citing safety concerns.
The Tripura State Election Commission announced that 1,169 of the 4,597 village committee seats will be filled unopposed due to a lack of rival nominations. The uncontested seats, largely occupied by Tipra Motha candidates, come ahead of the September 28 elections.

A Kanpur woman allegedly hired two men to murder her father‑in‑law after a dispute over newly installed CCTV cameras, leading to his fatal stabbing on September 5. Police arrested the two suspects and placed the woman in judicial custody pending further investigation.
On 7 September the Reserve Bank of India held an overnight cash withdrawal auction after a lackluster 30‑day VRRR auction, with banks parking a total of ₹3.53 lakh crore. The stronger response in the overnight auction suggests banks favour shorter liquidity‑parking periods.
In the petition, Mr. Malik placed before the Court the security concerns surrounding him as a Legislator
Following the fatal Satya Niketan building collapse, the Cockroach Janata Party has placed seven demands before the government, including a PG mafia probe and Rs 1 crore compensation.
India's hiring outlook is set to rebound in the final quarter of 2026. Employers signal stronger recruitment plans for October-December, showing improved business confidence. Demand for new skills makes India the most optimistic labor market globally. Around sixty-five percent of employers expect to increase hiring in the December quarter. This positive trend places India's net employment outlook at a strong fifty-four percent.
A Nepal GLOF shows the risks facing India’s Himalayan states, where glacier collapses and lake outbursts could cause severe flooding. Scientists want stronger monitoring, safer construction and faster warning systems.

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IMD issues heat alert warning of hot and humid conditions at isolated places in Keralam until September 8
6.3% of Manipur voters’ names removed amidst Kuki-Zo fears of deletions due to conflict-related displacement; more women voters than men in Manipur; 11.2% of Sikkim voters’ names removed
Talks take place a few days before the BRICS Summit, which Xi Jinping is expected to attend, and amid reports of tension in the Taksing area of Arunachal Pradesh; the meeting indicates an expansion of the military dialogue mechanism
The incident took place after midnight on Sunday at Relief Hospital in Palghar, where a group of ‘Govindas’ had been admitted after being injured during a Dahi Handi event held as part of Janmashtami celebrations.

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Women account for less than 10% of employees in India’s central public sector enterprises, with representation particularly weak in supervisory roles. Experts blame structural barriers, male-dominated sectors, childcare responsibilities, workplace conditions and recruitment practices, calling for reforms to hiring, promotion and retention.