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Beyond bloodline: How donated milk is saving India’s most vulnerable newborns
Human milk banks in India serve a critical purpose by delivering much-needed nourishment to at-risk infants. Generous lactating mothers donate their surplus milk, helping those newborns who can’t receive it from their biological mothers. Every donation undergoes thorough screening and pasteurisation to ensure safety, highlighting the significant impact these banks have on the health of premature and sick children. -
Flash floods put focus on India's glacial lakes
Of 7,500 In Himalayan Regions, 200 Are High Risk -
Junk foods will soon have labels warning of high salt, sugar and fat
Junk foods will soon feature prominent red warning labels on their packaging. These labels will highlight high levels of salt, sugar, and fat content. The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has agreed to this new regulation. This move aims to help consumers make more informed purchasing decisions. The phased implementation will allow the industry time to adjust product formulations. -
Clean energy push unfair on developing nations: CJI Surya Kant
Speaking at the Commonwealth Secretariat in London, CJI Kant said, “Countries that are finally industrialising are being asked to move rapidly towards renewable power, and are often made to bear the brunt of criticism when they cannot move fast enough.” “The challenge, therefore, is to reconcile the urgency of the clean energy transition with the principles of fairness and shared responsibility that must underpin it,” the CJI said. -
Nilekani committee seeks public ideas to fix exams
The panel, headed by Infosys co-founder and technology expert Nandan Nilekani, was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last month amid heightened scrutiny of the examination system following NEET-UG paper leak controversy and youth protests over alleged lapses in the test’s conduct. It will also look at measures to improve accessibility and inclusion, while factoring in student well-being during the examination process. -
Sonia memoir row deepens, Congress alleges government pressure
Penguin Defends 'Prerogative To Fact-Check' -
National Testing Agency gets three senior officers amid exam overhaul
IPS officer Ravi Kumar Singh and IAS officer Prasanna Venkatesh V have been appointed directors at NTA, while Amit Samdariya, a 2016-batch Indian Revenue Service (customs and indirect taxes) officer, will join as joint director. The appointments were cleared through separate personnel ministry orders dated August 27. The personnel ministry has directed all three officers to take charge within three weeks. -
From Reds to NGOs: RSS weekly expands ‘dimagi Naxal’ label
In an editorial, ‘Organiser’ termed NAC as marking the “classic takeover of the ‘dimagi Naxals’ of governance”. It said, “As the armed rebellion has failed miserably, the dimagi variant has taken charge.” The editorial added penetrating bureaucracy, policy machinery, legal system, academia, media and NGOs formed part of this “revolutionary strategy”. -
Nepal floods: Spooked by visuals & reports, tourists cancel bookings, tour operators hit
A Darjeeling couple had planned a 15-day trip to Mansarovar via Kerung in Sept. The Rs 4.4-lakh tour package included permits for entering Tibet. They cancelled the trip after watching videos of Kerung being swept away. Kolkata travel agents Anil Punjabi and Anjani Dhanuka had furrowed brows over rising cancellations even as many sought updates on the safety of other Nepal destinations like Kathmandu, Pokhara, Patan and Lumbini. -
UNCCD concludes COP17 with new drought resilience and land restoration initiatives
The recently concluded UNCCD conference in Mongolia set the stage for enhanced global drought resilience with innovative initiatives. Highlighted was a significant $1.3 billion commitment for land restoration and drought resilience projects. The newly introduced Drought Resilience Index will aid nations in evaluating their strategies, while the Drought Resilience Investment Facility seeks to attract public and private funding for impactful projects, aiming to scale solutions worldwide. -
Uttarakhand CM Dhami announces free bus travel, Pink e-Buses for women on Raksha Bandhan
In a significant announcement, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami revealed a series of initiatives aimed at empowering women. Notably, women aged sixty and older will enjoy free travel on Roadways buses. Additionally, ten electric buses in Dehradun are designated as Pink e-Buses for women’s convenience. Moreover, the loan limit for women's self-employment schemes has been raised to Rs 2. -
Yogi Adityanath participates in Snehbandhan programme on Raksha Bandhan
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath led Raksha Bandhan celebrations in Lucknow by participating in the Snehbandhan programme, while Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini marked the festival at Sant Kabir Kutir in Chandigarh, where schoolgirls tied rakhis to him. -
Punjab: MMSY beneficiaries get post-discharge calls from 104 health helpline
In an effort to enhance patient care, beneficiaries of the Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana in Punjab are receiving follow-up communications from the 104 Health Helpline. The objective is to collect valuable feedback concerning their treatment journeys and medications. Such insights enable officials to identify potential post-treatment challenges and gauge satisfaction with healthcare services. Furthermore, the helpline facilitates free medical consultations and information regarding the scheme. -
The Dalit enigma: Why Mayawati is going solo in Punjab
Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party will contest Punjab's 2027 elections alone.This move highlights the difficulty of forming a unified Dalit vote bloc.Punjab has India's highest Scheduled Caste population, yet it remains divided.Mainstream parties like AAP and Congress have appealed across caste lines.The Bahujan Samaj Party's gamble tests its ability to unite this diverse electorate. -
'Free insulin for life': Amit Shah celebrates Rakshabandhan with girls diagnosed with diabetes
Home Minister Amit Shah marked Raksha Bandhan by spending time with young girls battling Type 1 diabetes, revealing that the government will provide them with free insulin for their lifetimes. This initiative is designed to alleviate the financial stresses of ongoing treatment, showcasing the government's dedication to the health and protection of daughters while building on current measures to manage diabetes among youth nationally. -
Evening news wrap: 320 Indians still missing as Nepal flood death toll rises; Penguin clarifies it's not publishing Sonia Gandhi’s memoir & more
Nepal's devastating floods have left 320 Indian nationals missing and claimed 547 lives. ICIMOD had previously warned of rising Himalayan glacier disaster risks months before the floods. Penguin Random House India denied dropping Sonia Gandhi's memoir over editorial changes. Jio Platforms received Sebi approval for its substantial $3.8 billion IPO. Annamalai questioned the CBFC's clearance for Yash's film Toxic due to its content. -
Nilekani panel seeks public ideas to fix exam system
The task force, spearheaded by Nandan Nilekani, is actively engaging citizens in discussions for examination reforms set to reshape the entire assessment landscape nationwide. Suggestions are welcomed until September 13 through various channels, aimed at establishing a secure and transparent public examination process. This initiative responds to recent youth protests and controversies surrounding examination integrity. -
Valmiki scam: Karnataka minister B Nagendra resigns; breaks down on camera
Karnataka minister B Nagendra resigned Friday amid scam allegations. He alleged a conspiracy targeting him as a tribal man. Nagendra had been re-inducted into the cabinet earlier this month. The controversy involves alleged diversion of corporation funds totaling Rs 89.63 crore. Opposition parties had demanded his resignation over the issue. -
First exam reforms, now school thik karo: Has CJP changed the discourse of politics?
Protests led by students seeking better school environments have expanded beyond national dialogues into local communities. The 'School Thik Karo' movement exposed various deficiencies in government schools nationwide. In reaction, state authorities have introduced new laws and hastened development initiatives. This campaign has sparked a wave of youth activism and is impacting political strategies for upcoming elections, with a noticeable shift toward addressing educational reform and youth con -
61% of children in India exposed to one more month of heat stress due to climate change: Study
New research reveals 61 percent of Indian children face extra heat stress annually. Climate change has doubled young children's exposure to dangerous heat levels. This exposure outpaces all other age groups, affecting millions of youngsters. Future warming scenarios project even greater heat stress for Indian children. Developing nations and younger populations bear a disproportionate burden of this threat. -
‘Accountability-evading gimmick’: Jairam Ramesh tears into Centre over free online coaching
Jairam Ramesh criticized the Centre's new digital education initiatives. He alleged the government announced free online coaching after Rahul Gandhi's remarks. Ramesh questioned the scheme's implementation, citing a report on past enrollment shortfalls. The government's focus should be on public education, not online coaching. Rahul Gandhi's campaign highlights student concerns and women's strength in India. -
PM Modi, Rajnath Singh celebrate Raksha Bandhan with schoolgirls and NCC cadets; Kharge, Rahul Gandhi extend wishes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked Rakshabandhan by celebrating the occasion with schoolgirls at his residence. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh joined the festivities alongside students and cadets. Notably, Congress leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi sent heartfelt greetings to the nation, emphasizing the festival's essence of mutual respect and social harmony, while wishing for strengthened bonds of affection and trust among everyone. -
PM Modi, Rajnath celebrate Rakshabandhan with schoolgirls & NCC cadets; Kharge, Rahul extend wishes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked Rakshabandhan by celebrating the occasion with schoolgirls at his residence. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh joined the festivities alongside students and cadets. Notably, Congress leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi sent heartfelt greetings to the nation, emphasizing the festival's essence of mutual respect and social harmony, while wishing for strengthened bonds of affection and trust among everyone. -
Concerned over build quality of e-ways, NHs, govt ropes in third party inspection agency
A comprehensive audit of nearly five thousand kilometers of highway projects will be carried out by a third-party inspection agency. Engineers India Ltd has been chosen for these essential quality checks, aiming to rectify issues related to project shortcomings and untimely road failures. The focus will be on expressways along with six-lane and four-lane national highways, ensuring elevated quality standards in infrastructure development. -
Nepal floods swept bodies 200km downstream, 3 found in UP
A significant collapse in the Himalayan region caused a seismic disturbance, leading to a violent flood surge that reached Rasuwagadhi at the Nepal-Tibet border within a mere seven minutes. Recovery efforts extended across multiple districts in both Nepal and India. Alarmingly, Nepal’s flood authorities were only informed after the surge had already impacted Bhote Koshi. In response, SMS warnings were promptly issued to those residing along the riverbanks. -
PM Modi on 4-day visit to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyz Republic - what's on agenda
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Uzbekistan and the Kyrgyz Republic from August 29 to September 1. He will hold talks in Tashkent to strengthen bilateral ties and explore new economic opportunities. Discussions will cover trade, critical minerals, and healthcare cooperation between the nations. In Bishkek, he will attend the SCO Summit and highlight India's priorities. The visit also includes the opening ceremony of the World Nomad Games. -
OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT ads in India, over 50 brands on board
From Sept 4, businesses will also get access to a self-serve ChatGPT ads manager, with daily campaign budgets starting at Rs 725, potentially opening the platform to smaller advertisers alongside large brands. An OpenAI spokesperson told TOI that the company expects early advertiser interest across travel, financial services, retail, and health and beauty. -
Supreme Court issues directions to expedite dowry trials
The bench also directed states/Union territories and high courts to conduct periodic training and sensitisation programmes for judicial officers, police officials, prosecutors, protection officers, counsellors through judicial academies, police training institutions and other appropriate bodies. A bench of Justices Sanjay Karol and Augustine George Masih said there was a need for time-bound completion of trial in dowry cases and directed the high courts to periodically review pending criminal ap -
India’s petroleum products’ exports surge 8% in July
Govt data showed India exported 2.4 million tonnes (MT) of diesel in July this year, up from 2.2 MT in the corresponding month last year, while total petroleum product exports rose from 5 MT to 5.5 MT. Diesel is currently commanding nearly 70% premium over crude, making exports lucrative for refiners despite the windfall gains tax govt brought in to ensure adequate domestic stocks. -
PM Modi to meet Russia's Putin on SCO meeting sidelines
PM Modi’s bilateral with Putin, the first since the Russian President visited India in Dec 2025 for the annual summit, will follow external affairs minister S Jaishankar’s visit to Moscow this week for a meeting of the 27th India-Russia Inter-Governmental Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific, Technological and Cultural Cooperation during which he also called on Putin.

