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Nestle India’s ‘low-fat dairy whitener’ found ‘unsafe, substandard’ at Hotel Lalit: FSSAI
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India said the sample, collected from Bharat Hotels Ltd (The Lalit) in Connaught Place, has been declared non-compliant under the FSS Act, 2006
FSSAI bans sale of Nestle's dairy whitener at top Delhi hotel after sample found to be unsafe
The sample was declared as “substandard” under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006.
Won't impose complete ban, won't allow incessant fireworks either: SC
120-year-old Kyani cafe in Mumbai, Royal China under Maharashtra FDA's scanner; rat droppings, lizards found
The FDA also suspended the licences of Arun Vilas Farsan in Dharavi and Ruchi Veg Restaurant in Parel over hygiene and sanitation violations.
PETA India urges Centre to prohibit meat advertisements across media from October 2
PETA India has asked the Centre to stop meat advertising from October 2, citing concerns linked to animal welfare, public health and the environment
Supreme Court suggests ways to recover unpaid traffic challans of ₹20,000 crore: 'Add it to electricity bill'
A Supreme Court Bench made the suggestions while hearing a plea on the electronic enforcement of traffic violations and the recovery of fines.
Will not allow MMDR Act to be implemented, says former Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik
The MMDR Amendment Act passed in Parliament on August 13 provides for restrictions on states’ powers to tax mineral rights
Raids, red labels and junk food curbs: India's food safety crackdown
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Seven years on, India’s road safety law yields zero prosecutions
According to Section 198A of the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019, designated authorities, contractors, consultants and concessionaires responsible for road design, construction and maintenance and introduced penalties in the event of death or disability due to lapses.
Bengaluru-bound IndiGo flight suffers tail strike while landing at Kempegowda airport; DGCA to probe incident
In a press statement issued on Sunday, the airlines said the aircraft "experienced an 'Abnormal Runway Contact' while landing.
Boeing identifies software glitch, issues a bulletin to airlines
This glitch comes days after Airbus too, earlier in the week, detected a quality issue with the surface protection coating
Federation of Indian Pilots seeks say on independent review of AI-171 crash probe report
They emphasize the need for pilot perspectives in the investigation process for improved aviation safety.
Child drug abuse is a child protection issue, not just health: CJI Surya Kant
CJI Surya Kant said children facing substance abuse need dignity, confidentiality and rehabilitation, warning that stigma can discourage them from seeking help.
Indian tuna free of parasites, says govt after study in Brazil triggers concerns
ICAR-CMFRI scientists regularly examine fish, including skipjack tuna, and have not observed external manifestations of harmful parasitic infestation in fish
Bangladesh stops importing Hilsa from India; Dhaka may not export fish to India
Bangladesh has stopped importing Hilsa from India and Myanmar, raising concerns that it may not allow Hilsa exports to India ahead of Durga Puja.
BCI not an ‘expert body’ to regulate legal education standards, says SC
The bench observed, “The BCI may lay down general guidelines with regard to functioning of law colleges but you cannot control it.”
India seeks more balanced trade amid momentum in China ties, says commerce secretary Rajesh Agrawal
India and China have also emphasised the need to address each other’s concerns, including “structural trade imbalance and supply chain issues."
Scrap SIR, poll commissioners raised valid issues: Ex-commissioner Ashok Lavasa
The commissioners flagged concerns ranging from unilateral changes to voter registration forms and centralised control
PVR INOX refuses cash payment? Lawyer sends legal notice, expert explains what law says
Expert explained that private businesses can generally determine the terms on which they offer services, subject to applicable laws and regulatory requirements.
Gen Z considers India's defence ties with Israel to be better than US, France: India Israel Centre
'India's first wafer from Dholera semiconductor plant likely in 2028': Ashwini Vaishnaw
Ashwini Vaishnaw said he has kept a single nail on a wall in his office empty, waiting for the first wafer to emerge from the Dholera plant.
K’taka to decide on physical survey of Kasturirangan report areas after hearing public concerns: CM
Maharashtra TET leak: Question papers smuggled out in shoe insoles for ₹8,000, says chargesheet
Nestle India's baby food products face legal action as FSSAI cracks down on violations
FSSAI takes legal action against Nestle India for violating baby food quality standards and improper promotion of infant nutrition products.
Woman suffers 60% burns after barbecue fire at Darjeeling homestay
No one has been arrested in connection with the incident so far, which took place on September 17 night
Darjeeling honeymoon turns tragic for newlyweds after barbecue fire engulfs woman, incident caught on cam
The woman's husband has lodged a police complaint over the incident and probe is underway.
Odisha: Utkal University files FIR, orders probe into alleged question paper leak
Utkal University filed complaint with cyber police, formed special committee to investigate after question papers were allegedly available before examinations
DUSU elections over the years: From a 50-day strike to court battles over violence
First Delhi University Students Union election was held in 1954 but the first major controversy erupted in 1972-73 when students took to streets, demanded a direct say in choosing leaders
Odisha: 12 sentenced to life in prison for murdering father, son over witchcraft
The 12 were convicted of deliberating killing the victims because they believed the victims indulged in witchcraft
Students flag crumbling infrastructure at Jawaharlal Nehru University hostel
A ceiling fan fell in the women’s wing of Jawaharlal Nehru University’s Tapti Hostel on Tuesday, prompting students to raise concerns over safety
Cyclone over Odisha soon? Amid developing low-pressure, IMD says do not panic
The IMD said while a low-pressure system may bring heavy rainfall, no cyclone over Odisha has been forecast yet.
FDA suspends licence of Mumbai’s Cafe Mondegar for food safety violations
FDA allegedly found that the drainage system near the food preparation area was inadequate and created a risk of cross-contamination
In Gujarat, a parallel genomics push: Help athletes, tribals
Gujarat’s sports genomics programme will run parallel to the ongoing tribal genome project, which has already sequenced 100 whole genomes.
Facing pushback, Fadnavis pauses online shift for MPSC recruitment exams
Fadnavis also insisted that the MPSC chairperson Vivek Bhimanwar’s statement on the topic had been misconstrued.
No physical sports activities in Delhi-NCR schools between Nov-Dec: CAQM advisory
Competitions, if any, already scheduled may be rescheduled and it may be ensured that students who are unable to participate due to the rescheduling are not unduly disadvantaged
Bomb threats hit British School, Sardar Patel Vidyalaya in Delhi; students evacuated
At least two schools in Delhi received bomb threats on Tuesday, prompting school authorities to evacuate the premises and move the students to safety.
DMK joins issue TVK govt over investments secured, mocks Vijay’s London visit
Govt plans ₹13,000-cr infra rollout, welfare drive from Sept 17: Rekha Gupta
Rekha Gupta said a month-long campaign beginning September 17 is being organised to commemorate PM Modi’s “25 years of uninterrupted public service”.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay's London Silverstone visit sparks row, opposition question 'purpose'
The DMK, Left parties, AIADMK and BJP questioned the purpose and transparency of Vijay’s UK visit, while the MDMK defended his racing infrastructure plans.
Opposition to documentary screening on Umar Khalid at NLSIU, students say screening not new
Just Like That: Health consciousness, or health obsession?
Health awareness is rising, but experts warn that tracking calories, sleep and fitness can become an unhealthy obsession rather than a balanced lifestyle.
ABVP seeks cancellation of Umar Khalid documentary screening at NLSIU
Academic campuses must remain dedicated to national integrity and learning, rather than serving as platforms for political propaganda or glorifying civil unrest, says ABVP
‘Got the chair, kept mouth shut’: Mehbooba Mufti on PM Modi's BRICS speech
The former J&K chief minister said Prime Minister Narendra Modi missed an opportunity to reiterate India's role in global human rights at the BRICS summit.
PM Modi's schoolmate reaches out for help, seeks CBI probe in land dispute case
Asgarali Vohra, who studied with PM Modi in Vadnagar, met with him earlier, to seek justice in the land dispute that has reportedly stretched on for years.
ABVP seeks cancellation of Umar Khalid documentary screening at NLSIU
At BRICS 2026, PM Modi warns ‘weaponisation’ of technology, critical minerals can hinder progress
PM Modi said that developing nations in the Global South increasingly trusted BRICS because their voices were heard.
PM Modi checks on Xi Jinping mid speech at BRICS Summit, asks, ‘Is it okay?’
Chinese President Xi Jinping attended the BRICS Summit in Delhi. It was his first visit to India in seven years.
Global one-horned rhino population hits record 4,075; Assam has 80%, says minister
The global population of greater one-horned rhinos has reached 4,075, with Assam home to nearly 80% of the species, including over 2,600 in Kaziranga.
India-UAE push for stronger bilateral ties, investment at BRICS summit
Crown Prince Khaled, heir to UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed, is representing the Emirates at the BRICS Summit as his father was away on a visit to Germany.
'Transform into rule-shapers': At BRICS 2026, PM Modi pushes for Global South as decision makers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled a 10-point roadmap for global governance reform under the BRICS framework.
Brics Summit: PM Modi meets Vietnamese, Ethiopian counterparts
India and Vietnam are working towards $25 billion in bilateral trade by 2030 and greater two-way investment, as well as strengthening their cultural and civilisational linkages
'Not all 'hijabs' are unacceptable to BJP': Congress' Pawan Khera slams Centre over covering slums for BRICS Summit
Taking a swipe at the ruling party's political rhetoric, Pawan Khera accused the administration of trying to hide India's socioeconomic realities.
India-UAE ties symbol of stability: PM Modi after meeting Abu Dhabi Crown Prince
Crown Prince Khaled, the heir to UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed, is representing the Emirates at the Brics Summit as his father was away on a visit to Germany
Maritime neighbours, close partners: PM Modi after meeting Malaysian counterpart
Modi said the growing defence partnership, expanding two-way investments and deeper people-to-people links reflected the new momentum in the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership
PM Modi, Putin and Xi hold hands at BRICS summit in a powerful show of unity
The camaraderie was not without precedent, with the three leaders having shared a similar moment at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek.
‘Can we have a picture?’ BRICS delegates gather around PM Modi for photo op | WATCH
A light-hearted moment took place at the BRICS summit venue when some participants approached Prime Minister Modi with a request for a group photograph.
Reform of UN Security Council can no longer wait: PM Modi at BRICS summit
Addressing the inaugural session of the BRICS Summit PM Modi said reform of the UN Security Council can no longer be delayed.
BRICS 2026: PM Modi meets Abu Dhabi Crown Prince in Delhi; trade, energy security in focus
The meeting comes amid growing India-UAE cooperation, particularly in the areas of trade and energy security
Pro-Khalistan graffiti appears at Delhi’s Singhu Border ahead of BRICS Summit, 3 arrested
The graffiti, featuring offensive slogans, was painted on walls at the Singhu Border on September 6.
PM Modi, Vietnam counterpart Le Minh Hung hold bilateral talks as BRICS leaders converge in Delhi
According to the MEA, India and Vietnam share an Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, underpinned by longstanding bonds of friendship and cooperation.
BRICS summit India LIVE: China's Xi heads to New Delhi; high security, traffic curbs in place
BRICS summit India LIVE: Chinese President Xi Jinping has reportedly left Beijing for New Delhi at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The two leaders are expected to meet on the sidelines of the two-day BRICS summit on Saturday.
PM Modi, Xi Jinping to meet in India after 7 years: Arunachal border, mega dam, bilateral ties on agenda
While both India and China have taken several steps towards ties normalisation in recent years, differences remain on a range of issues.
Delhi court convicts 5 men for assault on cops, unlawful assembly during 2020 riots
The judge found them guilty of rioting and obstructing public servants but acquitted them of charges related to setting a petrol pump on fire.
Bangladesh says reviewing 101 pacts signed with India: 'Outcome very very soon'
Nurul Islam Moni also expressed displeasure over India’s failure to invite Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to the ongoing Brics summit in Delhi
SC stays reinstatement of officer accused of clearing running track at Delhi stadium to walk dog
The officer and her husband were accused of clearing the running track at south Delhi’s Thyagaraj Stadium to walk their dog.
‘Umeed karta hun…’: Russian diplomat speaks fluent Hindi, expresses optimism ahead of BRICS summit
Sizov spoke in Hindi about the growing strength of the grouping that has India, China and Russia among its prominent members.
BRICS Summit: Delhi announces traffic curbs, diversions for September 12; Check affected routes
Delhi Police on Friday announced traffic diversions and regulated vehicle movement on key routes across the national capital on Saturday, September 12.
Student protestor Nishu Aazad says no adequate security despite SC order, fears for family’s safety
Nishu Aazad said threats have kept her away from school and tuition ahead of Class 10 boards, urging Delhi and UP Police to implement SC’s orders.
Man chased, stabbed 17 times near Delhi school, one arrested: Police
Police are examining CCTV footage from the area and analysing technical surveillance to establish the sequence of events.
India’s per capita co2 emissions among lowest in brics nations
India’s per capita CO2 emissions have been among the lowest among most Brics countries, data from the Brics Joint Statistical Publication 2026 showed
India’s farm yields rise, China producing twice as much grain
New Delhi: India has the largest cultivated area among the BRICS nations, but its farms continue to produce far less grain per hectare than China, the bloc’s biggest cereal producer, an analysis of data provided in the BRICS Joint Statistical Publication released August 18 showed
Ganesh celebrations from Sept. 14; immersion on Sept. 25
Ganesh festival preparations stepped up in Hyderabad; police review traffic, immersion plans
CRPF convoy attacked on NH-2 in Manipur’s Imphal West, no casualties
Armed miscreants fired at a CRPF convoy patrolling on NH-2 in Manipur’s Imphal West; no casualties were reported, police said.
Man sentenced to 10 years for possessing 2.04 kg of opium
Tiger Nandu euthanised at Thrissur Zoological Park in Keralam
The tiger, which had been rescued from Wayanad, was suffering from advanced oral cancer and had become unable to eat
Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi meets UAE Minister; woos investors in Dubai
“Mohan Charan Majhi, who is on a five-day tour to the UAE, held investor outreach programmes and roadshows on the third day of his visit,” officials said
Fly91 launches Vijayawada-Tirupati flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays
Flight IC-3511 leaves Tirupati at 8.05 a.m. and IC-3512 returns from Vijayawada at 9.45 a.m.; the Gannavaram MLA asks the Union Civil Aviation Minister for Dubai flights from Vijayawada
Tripura, the Northeast’s overlooked destination, gets a new luxury stay
Chapter Hotels & Resorts arrives on the shores of Rudrasagar Lake, bringing design, food and local culture into focus
Ganesh Agamans in Hyderabad turn into major celebrations; dhol-tasha, lights and fireworks add festive glow
‘Agaman is not new, but the scale of the celebrations is touching a different level this year’
Inter-university transfer can be ordered only with consent of teacher: HC
India’s farm yields rise, but China continues to produce twice as much grain
India’s rice, wheat and maize yields have risen, but China continues to produce more than twice India’s total cereal output, BRICS data shows.
Can a restaurant be shut down immediately for poor hygiene? What food-safety law says
Can a food-safety authority immediately suspend a licence when it finds violations, or must it first give the business an opportunity to rectify them? What happens to the consumer if they sustain an injury?
SC asks Centre to reconsider NEET-SS qualifying percentile cut-off
Court expresses concern over vacant NEET-SS seats; Centre says it is willing to conduct a “stray round” but had decided against lowering the qualifying percentile
Temporary ban on DJ parties in Coimbatore
Senior officers said that the restriction was imposed after the police found that some of the FL3 and FL2 licensed bars and clubs in the city were conducting such parties without intimating the police
Locked up with seven inmates, M.K. Stalin was beaten, harassed, and fed kali during Emergency period
During Emergency, the then 23-year-old M.K. Stalin spent several months imprisoned in the Madras Central Prison. Later, deposing before the Justice M.M. Ismail Commission, he recounted the brutal treatment meted out to him and the other inmates by the jailers
Offshore floating platform proposed along Keralam coast to protect coastline, harness clean energy
Project aims at mitigating impact of rough sea conditions while harnessing renewable energy from waves, winds and solar radiation, along with promoting sustainable blue economy development
Meet Yathra Kudumbam, a travel group comprising those who have been part of KSRTC’s budget tourism trips
The travel group, with over 300 members, undertakes trips in KSRTC buses to spots that are not in the itinerary of Budget Tourism Cell of the Corporation
Concern grows over structures linked with Muslim community in wake of notices, demolition in Uttar Pradesh
The concern comes against the backdrop of the demolition of a century-old mosque inside the Saharanpur Collectorate complex on September 5 and authorities in Moradabad issuing notice recently to the management of the Mustafa Mosque, describing it as an “unauthorised construction”.
Data on de-reservation proposals not readily available, says DoPT amidst tussle with Scheduled Castes panel
DoPT says information on such proposals scattered across departments, Ministries; NCSC had earlier criticised Centre’s ‘incomplete’ proposals to fill reserved posts with general category candidates
Calicut University reconstitutes College Development Council, first meeting on September 11
The council to provide advice on introducing industry-aligned, multidisciplinary and emerging career-oriented academic programmes and align institutional policies with national and global quality benchmarks
Three-language scheme: Centre raises ‘issue’ in SC over treating English as ‘native’, assures quick action on Class 6 reprieve
Under CBSE guidelines, students in Classes 7 to 9 were exempted, while the current Class 6 batch was slated to face full implementation, including a mandatory Class 10 Board examination in the third language by 2031
Solicitor General orally marks intention to challenge HC’s scathing decision against NSA detention of student
A High Court Division Bench had quashed the NSA detention of Akriti Chaudhary in a September 2 order while deriding Ms. Roopam’s lack of application of mind to a police report against the student activist, who had spent nearly five months in custody
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