The Hindu headlines
1)Cyclone Montha makes landfall;rain batters several parts of A.P.
35,000 people evacuated; cropson 43,000 hectares submerged
Power infrastructure, including substations, suffer massive damage
Twenty trains and morethan 50 flights cancelled
35,000 people evacuated; cropson 43,000 hectares submerged
Power infrastructure, including substations, suffer massive damage
Twenty trains and morethan 50 flights cancelled
2)INDIA bloc’s Bihar manifesto promisesgovt. jobs, free power
3)Tata Trusts divided over trustee’s return
4)Cloud-seeding trials done to combat surging air pollution
The Delhi government and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur conducted two cloud-seeding trials on Tuesday to induce artificial rain and combat rising air pollution. These trials followed an initial one on October 23.
5)MCD bypolls for 12 wards on November 30, results on Dec. 3
The Delhi Congress criticized the delay, stating it has impacted development in these wards.
6)Air India bus catches fire at Delhi airport; no casualty
A CNG bus belonging to Air India SATS (the ground handling services provider) caught fire at Terminal 3 of Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport on Tuesday morning.
7)‘Coldrif’ deaths: medical representative of pharma company arrested in M.P.
A medical representative named Satish Verma from Sresan Pharmaceuticals, a Tamil Nadu-based company, has been arrested in Chhindwara district, Madhya Pradesh. This arrest is connected to the deaths of 25 children due to renal failure after consuming "Coldrif" cough syrup, which was found to be adulterated with over 46% Diethylene Glycol (DEG), a toxic industrial solvent.
Verma is the sixth person arrested in the case, joining the pharma company owner G. Ranganathan, and Dr. Praveen Soni, who prescribed the medicine. Verma had been with the company for 30 years and is accused of negligence, having been aware of the company's working conditions and failing to report concerns despite ongoing deaths. Three others linked to Dr. Soni and the medicine's supply chain have also been arrested. Dr. Soni and several drug control officials have been suspended.
8)Punjab CM accuses BJP of‘defaming’ State’s farmers
Mann used the national capital's current poor AQI—despite a lack of stubble burning in Punjab—as proof that the state's farmers are being wrongly targeted in a 'planned conspiracy.' He asserted that the Centre has not offered any alternatives and sharply noted that the PM is preoccupied with Bihar elections.
9)Fake’ attack: girl’s father threw acid, say police
The Delhi Police reported on Tuesday that the Delhi University student's father was the one who threw the acid (toilet cleaner) on his own daughter, clarifying that the entire attack was staged to look like a genuine crime.
10)CBI takes over investigation in UKSSSC ‘paper leak’ case
11)Nature, not man, uprooted the Himalayan logs seen floating down rivers: H.P. to SC
12)Karnataka HC stays GO on use of public properties
13)Tempers flare in JNU as latest notice puts Left candidate’s eligibility at risk
The Hindu Bureau NEW DELHI
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) on Tuesday accused the university administration of “targeting Left-affiliated student organisations” as its notice making internal complaints committee (ICC) members ineligible for upcoming student union polls may lead to the disqualification of the Left panel candidate.
14)Two senior Maoist leaders surrender
15)Bihar policeman suspended after video of misconduct at restaurant goes viral
16)Maharashtra okays road map of development goals till 2047
The Maharashtra Cabinet on Tuesday approved the vision document ‘Developed Maharashtra 2047’, a road map for the State’s development goals for 2030, 2035 and 2047.
17)PM SHRI row: CPI(M) in Kerala tries to assuage hurt sentiments
18)Semiconductor spat continues between Priyank and Himanta
The social media sparring between Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and Karnataka IT-BT Minister Priyank Kharge continued on Tuesday with Mr. Kharge terming former’s comments “politically rabid”. The spat that began over the location of semiconductor companies has over the last few days taken several twists and turns.
19)NDRF posted teams in five States aheadof cyclone landfall
20)India’s maritime global trade to get a boost with proposed Great Nicobar project: Shah
India aims to be among the top five ship-building countries and significantly increase the port-handling capability by building new mega ports, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said in Mumbai on Monday, adding that the proposed Great Nicobar project will boost the country’s maritime global trade multiple times.
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