Sebi chief sees new vectors of risks emerging from third party service providers
New risks are emerging in India's securities market. Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey highlighted these at the Global Fintech Fest 2025. Reliance on third-party providers and cloud platforms creates vulnerabilities. Sebi has introduced a cybersecurity framework to ensure resilience. Technology is also a powerful ally for regulators, enabling faster transactions and detecting fraud. Shared responsibility is key for safe growth.
Congress reacts to Pak's inclusion in US AIM-120 missile deal
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has slammed the government after Pakistan was included in a US Department of War notification for Raytheon missile supplies. Ramesh highlighted the shift in diplomatic ties, noting Pakistan's addition to the list of recipients for advanced air-to-air missiles, a move he termed a diplomatic setback. The contract modification adds $41 million to the total value.
Nobel Prize: How many Indians have won top honours? Here's the full list
Nobel Prize announcements for 2025 are underway. Prizes in Medicine, Physics, and Chemistry have been awarded. The world awaits Literature, Peace, and Economics awards. This article revisits notable Indian Nobel laureates. Their contributions span literature, physics, medicine, peace, economics, and chemistry. These achievements highlight India's significant impact on global knowledge and humanitarian efforts.
Former PM HD Deve Gowda admitted to Bengaluru hospital due to infection
Former Prime Minister and Rajya Sabha MP HD Deve Gowda has been admitted to Manipal Hospital in Bengaluru following an infection. The 92-year-old Janata Dal (Secular) leader developed a fever, and a team of medical experts is closely monitoring his condition. Family sources confirmed his hospitalisation, with further details anticipated.
Downpour in Delhi-NCR: Heavy rain lashes national capital; flight operations impacted
Flight operations at Delhi Airport may be impacted due to inclement weather conditions, including heavy rain and thunderstorms on Tuesday. The airport authority advised passengers to check with airlines for updates and consider alternative transport like the Delhi Metro. The India Meteorological Department issued yellow and orange alerts for the region.
Karnataka caste survey: Siddaramaiah announces school holidays for work completion; closed from October 8-18
Karnataka schools will be closed from October 8 to October 18, allowing teachers to complete the ongoing social and educational survey. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced the extension due to uneven progress across districts, with some areas significantly behind schedule. Compensation of Rs 20 lakh will be provided to families of three staff members who died during the survey.
'There's nothing serious': Mamata on condition of injured BJP MP Khagen Murmu - watch
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee visited BJP MP Khagen Murmu in a Siliguri hospital after he was attacked in Nagarkata. Murmu was assaulted while visiting flood-hit areas. The incident has triggered a political dispute, with the BJP blaming the TMC and the ruling party accusing the BJP of seeking publicity.
'CM face for RJD': Congress not in favour of Tejashwi Yadav? Big remark by party ahead of Bihar polls
Congress leader Udit Raj stated that Tejashwi Yadav is not the INDIA bloc's chief ministerial face, with the decision to be made collectively. This comes after Yadav expressed confidence in the Mahagathbandhan forming the government and becoming CM, promising to address unemployment. He also criticized Bihar CM Nitish Kumar's tenure.
Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal gets new address; Centre allots Type 7 bungalow to AAP chief
Former Delhi CM and AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal has been granted a government bungalow at 95, Lodhi Estate, recognizing his national party status. This comes after the Delhi high court's strong criticism of the central government's delay in providing accommodation. The court emphasized a fair system for all entitled individuals in the capital.
Bird strike: Air India flight from Colombo disrupted; lands safely in Chennai
An Air India flight from Colombo to Chennai encountered a bird strike upon landing. The aircraft landed safely with all 158 passengers unharmed. The return journey was cancelled as a precaution. An alternate aircraft was arranged for 137 passengers to travel to Colombo. This incident follows a similar event last month.