September 25, 2026

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KSHRC Appoints Expert to Monitor Waste Management in Thiruvananthapuram

** The Kerala State Human Rights Commission has taken a significant step towards addressing Thiruvananthapuram's waste management issues by appointing ex-Chief S.M. Vijayanand as a special rapporteur-cum-special monitor to evaluate and advise on solid waste disposal in the city. This move aims to protect citizens' rights and improve the city's poor waste management practices, which have resulted in unhygienic conditions and environmental hazards.

Nigel Farage faces re-election challenge from Count Binface in Clacton.

** Nigel Farage, the former UKIP leader, is facing a re-election challenge from Count Binface, a seasoned novelty candidate, in the Clacton constituency, following a scandal over his financial dealings and a fresh election call. The rivalry between the two has been dubbed the "Battle for Clacton" and is seen as a potential threat to Farage's grip on the seat.

NDA partners issue warning to cadre over spread of misinformation.

** The NDA partners in Andhra Pradesh have warned their cadre against spreading misinformation on social media, amid rising tensions and fake accounts targeting leaders. The warning comes as the ruling YSRCP party is accused of using social media to create discord within the NDA alliance. The NDA Social Media Coordination Committee has urged its supporters to maintain a professional and civil tone online and to refrain from responding to provocative posts.

Nagaland Chief Minister Urges Review of FCRA Amendments

Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has urged Union Home Minister Amit Shah to reconsider the amendments to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, citing concerns over transparency and accountability in foreign donations to NGOs, and seeking a parliamentary panel review to address concerns and remove apprehensions.

UK-Ireland Power Cable Plans Revised to Avoid Hogwarts Icon Dobby’s Grave in Ireland.

In a remarkable display of dedication, Harry Potter fans have protected Dobby's grave in Ireland from the path of a proposed UK-Ireland power cable, sparking a wider conversation about the importance of safeguarding cultural heritage sites and the power of collective action.

US Marine Robert Gilman released from Russia jail

** After more than 4 years in a Russian jail, US Marine Robert Gilman has been released, bringing an end to a case that has strained relations between the US and Russia. Gilman's family and lawyers had maintained that the charges against him were false, and his release is seen as a positive step in the relationship between the two countries.

Migrants surge into Ceuta, leaving over 90 dead in humanitarian crisis.

The migrant crisis in Ceuta has sparked a humanitarian emergency, with over 90 people dead and thousands more attempting to cross into Spain, fueled by false reports on social media and highlighting the need for a comprehensive approach to addressing the root causes of migration and the role of social media in shaping public attitudes.

Magnitude 6.9 earthquake strikes Colombia near Popayán.

A magnitude 6.9 earthquake has struck Colombia, causing widespread destruction and loss of life near the city of Popayán. Rescue teams are working to locate survivors, with the international community offering support and aid to the affected areas. The earthquake has exposed the nation's vulnerabilities, forcing a reevaluation of its disaster preparedness strategies and infrastructure resilience.