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The 165-run win over Sri Lanka on Day 5 gives India one too many positives from Galle that they would love to carry to Colombo. Devdutt Padikkal's sublime century in the first innings, Manav Suthar's ten-wicket haul and Prasidh Krishna's steady improvement hint that India's Test team is shaping up really well under captain Shubman Gill.

This article explains what faceless scrutiny is. How does it work? Why are notices issued? And what are the timelines taxpayers should be aware of? Followed by some practical tips for preparing a clear and evidence-based response.

In a remarkable showcase of talent, Taiwanese inventors made waves at the Silicon Valley International Festival. Among them, a ten-year-old prodigy captured prestigious awards with his innovative AI-powered electronic nose, designed to identify airborne chemical threats and health risks. The event highlighted the impressive achievement of Taiwanese participants, who collectively earned twenty-four gold medals, demonstrating the practical benefits of emerging technologies in daily life.

Better Home & Finance is suing former CEO Vishal Garg in a US court. The company seeks to block Garg from gathering shareholder support for his return. Garg allegedly violated securities laws by making misleading statements to regain his position. The board unanimously removed Garg after significant company losses and stock decline. Garg seeks reinstatement, offering to work for one dollar annually.

Beginning September 18, 2026, new rules from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services will reshape the Green Card application landscape. Applicants will undergo a more rigorous public charge evaluation that now includes a broader range of public benefits. Additionally, previous cash assistance and long-term institutional stays will factor into decisions, significantly affecting family and employment-based immigration cases.

The methodology of asking Qs on caste in Census 2027 is deliberately flawed; the micro Qs on religion, date of birth, place of birth of parents have never been asked before, said Jairam Ramesh

The second phase of the Census, Population Enumeration (PE), will be conducted in February 2027. Caste identities will be recorded during this phase

How does facial recognition work? How is FRS being used in India? Why is FRS concerning in the present form?

The 40 questions notified by the RG&CCI include include 13 new data fields that were not part of the Census 2011 questionnaire

According to Leho Nigul, chief technology officer, WMG, Bengaluru isn’t just an extension of WNG’s tech team

The premises include those belonging to a chartered accountant in Saharanpur, two companies and their promoters, who are linked to the Trust

The National Human Rights Commission has sought a report from the Punjab government. Allegations suggest Independence Day celebrations were not held in some rural and border schools. The commission is investigating potential disparities in opportunities for students. It has asked for details on flag hoisting and anthem singing. The Punjab chief secretary must submit a compliance report within four weeks.

The blaze erupted around 2 a.m.; at least 15 others were rescued from the hotel

A consumer commission ordered Greenline Travels to pay compensation for a significant delay. The bus company's route deviation caused a passenger to miss his flight to Delhi. The complainant was pursuing an M.Phil. and needed to reach Delhi for his course. The commission found the company deficient in service for the unexplained delay. Greenline Travels must pay Rs 73,000 for flight, accommodation, and mental agony.

Noreen Niazi met her brother Imran Khan in Adiala Jail after nine months. The Supreme Court ordered weekly family meetings and his transfer to a hospital. Imran also met his wife, Bushra Bibi, for a longer duration. Medical reports indicated fluctuating blood pressure and anxiety for the former prime minister. The court stressed family access as a fundamental right, not a concession.

Delhi’s fire risks are growing amid unplanned construction, weak compliance, inadequate manpower and congested roads, Delhi Fire Services Chief Fire Officer A.K. Malik said on Tuesday. In an interaction with The Hindu, he assesses the city’s fire-safety preparedness, gaps in enforcement and infrastructure, changing fire risks and measures to improve response

Students from across the State have been invited for detailed deliberations