#1 13 KARNATAKA RESIDENTS STRANDED AFTER NEPAL–TIBET FLOODS
Thirteen Karnataka residents, including 11 from Bengaluru and one each from Mysuru and Dharwad, are stranded in Nepal and Tibet after devastating flash floods.
- #1 13 KARNATAKA RESIDENTS STRANDED AFTER NEPAL–TIBET FLOODS
- #2 RAILWAY TRANSFER SPARKS KARNATAKA–KERALA DISPUTE
- #3 NEPAL FLOODS LEAVE HUNDREDS OF SOUTH INDIAN PILGRIMS MISSING
- #4 ACTOR VIJAY SWORN IN AS TAMIL NADU CM AMID POLITICAL RESET
- #5 KERALA AND TAMIL NADU FACE FRESH HEAVY RAIN AND STORM ALERTS
- #6 MAHARASHTRA CM GIVES NON-MARATHI AUTO AND TAXI DRIVERS ONE YEAR TO LEARN MARATHI
- #7 THREE MPSC OFFICIALS AMONG SIX HELD OVER DRUG INSPECTOR EXAM PAPER LEAK
- #8 FARMERS PROTEST AGAINST DISTRIBUTION OF CAUVERY WATER TO TAMIL NADU
- #9 53 PEOPLE FROM KERALA STILL MISSING AS TWO TOURIST GROUPS FOUND SAFE IN NEPAL
- #10 PARANDUR AIRPORT: 6,000 ACRES ACROSS 13 VILLAGES SPARK DEVELOPMENT VS DISPLACEMENT DEBATE
The State government is coordinating with the External Affairs Ministry and Indian missions in Kathmandu and Beijing to arrange their evacuation and safe return.
#2 RAILWAY TRANSFER SPARKS KARNATAKA–KERALA DISPUTE
The Railway Board’s decision to shift the Mangaluru region from Southern Railway’s Palakkad Division to South Western Railway’s Mysuru Division from October 1 has triggered a political dispute.
Kerala leaders fear revenue and development losses, while Karnataka supporters call it a long-pending move to improve administration and operational efficiency.
#3 NEPAL FLOODS LEAVE HUNDREDS OF SOUTH INDIAN PILGRIMS MISSING
Deadly flash floods in Nepal’s Rasuwa district have reportedly killed hundreds and left many pilgrims from southern India uncontactable.
Families in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka are waiting for updates as rescue teams work to secure access and arrange airlifts.
#4 ACTOR VIJAY SWORN IN AS TAMIL NADU CM AMID POLITICAL RESET
C. Joseph Vijay took oath as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister after his party’s election surge.
He begins administrative changes as Prime Minister Modi inaugurates major projects and protests continue in Chennai.
#5 KERALA AND TAMIL NADU FACE FRESH HEAVY RAIN AND STORM ALERTS
The IMD has issued orange and red alerts for several districts in Kerala as heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds return.
Coastal Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh also remain on watch, with disaster-response teams on standby.
#6 MAHARASHTRA CM GIVES NON-MARATHI AUTO AND TAXI DRIVERS ONE YEAR TO LEARN MARATHI
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has given non-Marathi-speaking auto and taxi drivers one year to learn Marathi.
Fadnavis also assured drivers that no punitive action would be taken against them during this period.
The announcement comes as a major relief for drivers who had raised concerns about losing their livelihoods.
#7 THREE MPSC OFFICIALS AMONG SIX HELD OVER DRUG INSPECTOR EXAM PAPER LEAK
Mumbai Police arrested six people, including three Maharashtra Public Service Commission officials, over the alleged leak of a question paper for the Drug Inspector (Group-B) screening examination.
The examination was conducted earlier this year.
#8 FARMERS PROTEST AGAINST DISTRIBUTION OF CAUVERY WATER TO TAMIL NADU
Farmers in Mandya district have staged several protests against the release of Cauvery river water from the KRS and Kabini dams to Tamil Nadu.
The farmers say their opposition is driven by concerns over water shortages and the availability of sufficient supplies for local agricultural needs.
#9 53 PEOPLE FROM KERALA STILL MISSING AS TWO TOURIST GROUPS FOUND SAFE IN NEPAL
The search for 53 people from Kerala who remain missing following flash floods in Nepal is continuing.
Relief came after 36 tourists from Kanhangad and Kasargod were found safe.
Another 16 tourists from Kottayam have also reportedly been located safely.
#10 PARANDUR AIRPORT: 6,000 ACRES ACROSS 13 VILLAGES SPARK DEVELOPMENT VS DISPLACEMENT DEBATE
The proposed Parandur airport project in Tamil Nadu involves around 6,000 acres of land across 13 villages.
While supporters describe the project as a major development initiative, farmers and residents have raised concerns over displacement and environmental damage.
The project has intensified debate over the balance between infrastructure development, livelihoods and ecological protection.


