BJP Flags Poor Quality Toor Dal in Karnataka Midday Meal Scheme

January 28, 2026

BJP Flags Poor Quality Toor Dal in Karnataka Midday Meal Scheme

BJP raises alarm over low-price toor dal contracts affecting meal quality in Karnataka schools. Minister promises strict action if issues found.

Kerala hosts ‘Kerala for All’ conclave on inclusive, accessible tourism

January 28, 2026

Kerala hosts ‘Kerala for All’ conclave on inclusive, accessible tourism

Kerala Tourism and The Hindu Group launch ‘Kerala for All’, a two-day conclave on inclusive and accessible tourism in Kochi. CM Pinarayi Vijayan to inaugurate the event, focusing on building tourism for all communities.

Kapil Sibal Challenges Election Commission on Need for Nationwide Special Intensive Revision

January 28, 2026

Kapil Sibal Challenges Election Commission on Need for Nationwide Special Intensive Revision

Senior advocate Kapil Sibal questions Election Commission on Supreme Court if massive electoral roll revision is truly needed despite annual updates. The debate centers on verifying citizenship and electoral rights of 1.82 crore people. The court demands data proving necessity for this sweeping exercise.

Iran Loosens Internet Block, But Restrictions Stay Amid Protests and Economic Hit

January 28, 2026

Iran Loosens Internet Block, But Restrictions Stay Amid Protests and Economic Hit

Iran has eased internet restrictions slightly after a harsh blackout during protests, restoring some access to Telegram and Google. However, many sites remain blocked as the country faces economic losses estimated at $36 million daily.

Dutch Court Rules Government Discriminated Against Bonaire on Climate Action

January 28, 2026

Dutch Court Rules Government Discriminated Against Bonaire on Climate Action

The Dutch court has found the government guilty of discriminating against Bonaire by neglecting climate adaptation and ordered tougher greenhouse gas targets and a proper plan for the island.