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Singapore Offers Rewards for Reading 15 Minutes Daily for 50 Days

Singapore’s ReadSG campaign rewards people with virtual coins for reading at least 15 minutes daily for 50 days, under an NLB initiative.

ABVP leads in early trends for DUSU election central posts

Counting for the Delhi University Students’ Union election 2026 is under way, with ABVP leading in early trends for president, secretary and joint secretary posts.

National Award Dispute Over Kishore Kumar Biography Reaches Patna High Court

A petition in Patna High Court has sought cancellation of the National Film Award given to ‘Kishore Kumar: The Ultimate Biography’ in the Best Book on Cinema category.

Central Employees Seek 3.5 Fitment Factor Under 8th Pay Commission

Central employees’ organisations have proposed higher fitment factors, including 3.5 and 3.833, under the 8th Central Pay Commission.

Spam-calling numbers to be blacklisted for one year under rules

TRAI has tightened rules to curb spam calls and unsolicited commercial messages, with AI-based detection, disconnection and blacklisting provisions.

Gold ETFs Deliver 35% Returns, Make Small-Ticket Investing Easier for Investors

Gold ETFs have reflected the rise in gold prices, with several funds delivering around 35% or more returns over the past year, according to September 2026 data.

NGS Opens New Hope, Changes Cancer Treatment Approach for Patients

Next-generation sequencing is helping doctors understand genetic changes in tumours and choose more personalised cancer treatment options where suitable.

Paracetamol, BP drug fail quality tests in Nagpur FDA probe

In Nagpur, some batches of paracetamol 500 mg and Telmisartan 40 mg failed Maharashtra FDA quality tests, prompting hospitals to stop distribution and recall stock.

How to tell if your baby is digesting formula milk

Many parents worry whether formula milk suits their baby’s stomach. Repeated vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, bloating or poor weight gain need medical advice.

India’s First Dengue Vaccine Expected in 2027, Age Range Set

India’s first approved dengue vaccine, QDENGA, is expected to be available in the first half of 2027 for people aged 4 to 60 years.

DUSU vote counting begins as High Court bars victory processions

Counting of votes for the DUSU election 2026 began on Saturday as the Delhi High Court barred victory processions after the results.

Türkiye-backed drone unit in Bangladesh draws India’s close security attention

Reports of growing Bangladesh-Türkiye defence cooperation, including a planned drone unit in Bogura, have brought regional security developments into focus for India.

NATO countries prepare for possible Russia clash, plan higher spending

NATO’s European members are strengthening military preparedness and defence capabilities amid the Ukraine war and possible future confrontation with Russia.

Travis Head century helps Australia clinch ODI series against Zimbabwe

Australia defeated Zimbabwe by 84 runs in the second ODI in Harare as Travis Head’s blistering century helped the visitors take an unassailable 2-0 series lead.

Indian teams score commanding wins in third Chess Olympiad round

The Indian men’s and women’s teams recorded impressive wins in the third round of the 46th Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.

Poster Competition Held Under Hindi Vaibhav Exhibition in Bhopal College

A poster competition on “Expression of Human Values in Hindi Literature” was organised under the Hindi Vaibhav Exhibition at Satya Sai Women’s College and Law College, Bhopal.

Bhopal Glows With ‘Ashirwad Ka Diya’ as Lamps Light City

The ‘Ashirwad Ka Diya’ programme under Seva Sankalp Abhiyan-2026 illuminated Bhopal with lamps at urban and rural locations, drawing wide public participation.

Private universities cannot be run for profit, Supreme Court says

The Supreme Court has said private universities cannot be run as profit-making institutions and has directed states and Union Territories to obtain audit reports within six weeks.

Cash-for-photos scheme turns hunters into forest protectors in Indonesia’s Borneo

A cash-for-photos wildlife conservation project in Indonesia’s Borneo is paying villagers to record animals instead of hunting them, changing local behaviour.

No insurance, no fuel pilot planned for selected Indian cities

IRDAI is preparing a pilot in selected cities to link petrol and diesel supply at pumps with valid third-party motor insurance through number plate scanning.