In a post on X, Gandhi said the government’s restrictions had disrupted business and public movement in the capital, adding that action against Kumar would end the protests
Jamia Millia Islamia has announced student union elections 15 days after approval of a new constitution, but students continue to protest over the lack of a firm timeline and unresolved demands, including the removal of the Chief Proctor
JD(U) expelled Mokamah MLA Anant Singh for alleged anti-party activities after he backed a Jan Suraaj candidate in Bihar’s MLC elections. Singh has hinted at forming his own party amid speculation over his political future
French retailers face potentially hundreds of millions of euros in losses from protest-related damage, looting, security costs and shop closures, with the final nationwide bill still unclear
Ishan Kishan misses India's third T20I against New Zealand with an adductor strain. Check the latest BCCI injury update, replacement details and match information
From America’s super PACs to India’s candidate spending limits and Germany’s public funding model, this explainer compares how five democracies regulate election money, political donations and campaign expenditure
The BJP has demanded an unconditional apology from the Congress president over his remarks about the prime minister’s late father during a programme in Patna.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva wins a record fourth term, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro after focusing on welfare, voter turnout and Brazil’s independence
More than 18,000 first-batch Agniveers will exit the armed forces by December 31 after four years under the Agnipath scheme, with the navy, air force and army releasing them in phases and second-career opportunities now in focus.
National
The case stemmed from a complaint filed by BJP leader Vijay Mishra, then the party’s district vice-president, over remarks Rahul Gandhi allegedly made in Bengaluru ahead of the 2018 Karnataka Assembly elections
International
Claudia Sheinbaum, Miguel Díaz-Canel, Cristina Kirchner and Bernie Sanders welcome Lula’s fourth presidential term, while other regional leaders stress cooperation and security.
Art & Entertainment
Shilpa Rao wrote on social media that she was “deeply hurt” by Bollywood Music Project for cutting off her microphone on the stage
National
The complaint was lodged by BJP worker Krishna Kumar Singh at the Kotwali police station on Sunday evening
Cricket
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WPL 2027 Auction: Check the date, venue, registered players, base prices, team-wise purse, available slots, retained players, auction rules and key details ahead of the bidding
National
Cyclone Arnab has intensified over the Bay of Bengal and is likely to hit the Andhra Pradesh and Yanam coasts between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, with evacuations, NDRF and SDRF deployments, and fishing bans in force.
International
Flávio Bolsonaro seeks to annul Brazil’s runoff election after losing to Lula da Silva, challenging a Supreme Court decision to extend voting hours
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SubscribeMillions of young Indians are stepping out of campus with degrees but no job offers. According to Niti Aayog, graduate unemployment stands at 13 per cent, higher than the national unemployment rate of 3.2 per cent. There is also the issue of mismatch between employment and degrees: only 8.25 per cent of graduates in India work in jobs that match their qualifications. Of the 3.4 crore students enrolled in undergraduate programmes, combined enrolment in B.A., B.Sc and B. Com exceeds two crore. However, degrees like these are not generating enough jobs. The problem is also systemic. Students have degrees, diplomas and certificates, but because of outdated curricula in many educational institutions, and higher and technical education failing to keep pace with changing industry requirements, they lack the required vocational skills and knowledge to keep pace with a demanding work culture. A large number of unemployable graduates in the country is likely to turn India’s demographic dividend into a liability.
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SubscribeOutlook magazine's latest cover story is a package based on a survey that we conducted with market-research platform Toluna. The Outlook-Toluna Survey on Women and Family throws up some surprising facts and demolishes a number of myths. Some of the interesting findings are: Urban women want greater policy focus on human development-health and education rather than cash transfers or tax benefits to be mothers. Women want to be mothers not because cultural or societal pressures but because they want to start their own families. Then we discuss why working women are postponing motherhood and what they expect from employers. These and more stories in the latest Outlook issue.
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SubscribeYour food may not be safe. The system knows it. Yet the food chain keeps moving. From five-star kitchens to roadside dhabas, food passes through a chain where contamination, adulteration and poor hygiene can enter at every stage, with consequences ranging from diarrhoea and jaundice to typhoid and hepatitis. Into this maze has stepped Tukaram Mundhe. Since taking charge as Maharashtra’s Food and Drug Administration commissioner in May, Mundhe has overseen more than 12,000 inspections and raids, cancelled or suspended around 600 licences and sealed more than 300 eateries. But raids cannot fix a broken system. India has the laws, standards and regulators. Yet violations persist, enforcement remains uneven and corruption finds its way through the gaps. Mundhe can keep cracking the whip. But can one man change the system? In this issue, Outlook examines India’s food-safety maze, where it fails and why one Tukaram is not enough.
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Ishan Kishan misses India's third T20I against New Zealand with an adductor strain. Check the latest BCCI injury update, replacement details and match information
Ballon d'Or 2026 ceremony takes place in London on October 26. Check Indian live streaming details, timings, venue, favourites and award ceremony information
Devdutt Padikkal scores 199 against New Zealand A as Sai Sudharsan and Yash Rathod help India A recover and secure a crucial first-innings lead in Lincoln
Haris Rauf and Will Jacks engage in a heated spat during Pakistan vs England, as Joe Root and the umpire intervene amid a dramatic ODI clash
Kieron Pollard has withdrawn from Joburg Super Kings’ 2027 SA20 campaign only hours after being named head coach of Mumbai Indians in the IPL
By Parth Singh
India’s Brightest Minds are Leaving to Make America Great Again—Can Govt STEM the Exodus?
NSE Market Pulse: Equity F&O Volumes Drop 30% as Traders Pivot to Crude and Electricity Futures
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By Sanjeev Sinha
I Went To Zornitsa In Bulgaria To Find Myself. Mostly, I Found Cheese
5 Luxury Staycation Resorts In Himachal Pradesh For Your Diwali Break
Cold Feet, Big Feelings: A Journey To The North Pole
The History Of Butler Service And 5 Indian Hotels Where Personalised Service Takes Centre Stage
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Zomato Co-Founder Deepinder Goyal’s 'Temple' is a wearable designed to monitor signals associated with cerebral blood flow. With a reported price of Rs 85,000, the device brings brain health monitoring into the premium wellness conversation, raising questions about what emerging technology can reveal about physiological strain and healthy ageing
By Sonali Mukherjee
Nicki Minaj arrived at Donald Trump’s Michigan rally in a head-to-toe Gucci ensemble, pairing a gold-toned skirt suit with matching shoes. The look offered a more polished take on her usual glam-girl aesthetic, blending formal dressing with the bold personality that has long defined her approach to fashion
By Sonali Mukherjee
Yami Gautam’s promotional wardrobe for 'Nayyi Navelli' celebrates colour through magenta Chanderi, rani pink, turquoise blue, red and yellow ensembles. Featuring intricate embroidery, traditional textiles and statement jewellery, her looks channel the elegance of a newlywed bride while offering inspiration for festive dressing rooted in Indian craftsmanship.
By Aaron Jacob
Moroccan artistry, indoor forests, towering atriums and Belle Époque glamour turn arrival into the most memorable part of the stay at six of the world’s most spectacular luxury hotels
