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Shah directed the phased installation of Automatic Tray Retrieval System at airports across the country, to ease the congestion at security checkpoints and reduce manpower requirements

Students say the assessment scheme ‘drastically lowered their marks and jeopardised’ their higher education prospects

Before the conflict, the Strait of Hormuz handled nearly 40% of India's crude oil imports, around 60% of its LNG imports and approximately 90% of its LPG supplies, underlining the country's heavy dependence on the strategic waterway.

A day after a debris slip at the tunnel road construction site in Kerala's Wayanad district claimed three lives, extensive search operations are ongoing to find five people who are still missing

Female educators are increasingly representing the academic workforce, with their numbers rising to 7.78 lakh, accounting for 44.9% of the total teaching strength, the report noted

Kerala government informs the court that 'bona fide attempts' were made by the investigating officer and that he needed one more month to complete the investigation into the alleged misappropriation

VIP recommendation letters will not be accepted on the day preceding each of the notified dates, says TTD

Ramesh Chennithala meets Chief Minister. Responding to Chennithala’s request for stricter surveillance along the Kerala-Karnataka border, Shivakumar assures that additional police personnel will be deployed to strengthen inspections and enforcement activities in border areas

The agency alleged that foreign currency was being exchanged outside the licensed framework without adherence to KYC requirements, prescribed documentation, and invoicing procedures

Officials said the Ganderbal administration was keeping a close eye on the process of on-spot registration of pilgrims heading for the Amarnath yatra from the Baltal route

Satheesan announces an ex gratia of ₹5 lakh to families of those killed. The government will bear the treatment cost of the injured. Heavy rain and inclement weather hamper rescue efforts, slowing the removal of debris and posing challenges to rescuers

Global stock markets declined and oil prices surged on Wednesday. US President Donald Trump cast doubt on the temporary Iran conflict truce. This raised fears that renewed fighting could disrupt global energy supplies. Wall Street opened lower after Trump suggested the ceasefire was effectively over. Investors are concerned that renewed hostilities could disrupt shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

Sailaja says trauma-informed care and staff well-being are essential for delivering sensitive, survivor-centred services

Expressing displeasure at the slow pace of procurement, he asks the companies to ensure purchases at, or above, the minimum support price of ₹200 per kg fixed by the State government; crisis largely due to farmers cultivating beyond the demand projected through indent allocations, argue companies