Evening News Wrap: Rajpal Yadav's jail setback, China's Brahmaputra dam scare, Kerala student's death in Uzbekistan & more
Recent reports highlight heightened concerns over the Yarlung Tsangpo mega dam in China, amidst fears of geological faults and potential earthquakes. Meanwhile, in Assam, the government is taking a firm stance against polygamy by planning to terminate the employment of offenders and restrict access to welfare benefits. Additionally, the UK has recognized significant technology companies as essential third parties for cloud services.
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Principal, warden suspended as 50 students fall ill in residential school
Administrative probe launched after children suffer severe indigestion following dinner at Morarji Desai Residential School in Dandoti
El Niño likely to hit oil sardine stocks in 2027, says CMFRI
The warming associated with El Niño is expected to intensify during October–December, and its impact is likely to be felt over the northern Indian Ocean by April–May 2027, says the CMFRI Director
TDB to make financial transactions at Sabarimala digital
Booking of rooms, offerings and donations will be made digital; more rooms will be available to pilgrims for booking; TDB president says Ayyappa Sangamam will not be organised again
Disability benefit review considers alternatives to cash payments
A minister says the review is looking at whether some claimants could be pointed to other kinds of help.