September 26, 2026

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Karnataka Rakshana Vedike condemns CWRC water release recommendation for Tamil Nadu

** The Karnataka Rakshana Vedike has condemned the CWRC's recommendation to release water to Tamil Nadu, citing betrayal of Karnataka's rights to the Cauvery waters. The organisation argues that the agreement made in 1991 is outdated and does not take into account the changing needs of Karnataka, which is facing a severe drought situation. Protests have taken place across Karnataka, with thousands of people calling for the CWRC's decision to be overturned.

Supreme Court to hear Senthilbalaji’s appeal

** The Supreme Court of India has agreed to hear the appeal of V. Senthilbalaji, a prominent social activist, against the denial of pre-arrest bail by the Madras High Court. Senthilbalaji was accused of making threatening phone calls to a public servant, prompting the police to register a case against him. The Supreme Court's decision to hear his appeal has sparked widespread debate and speculation about the implications for India's criminal justice system and human rights.

Meta to Face Government Scrutiny as MeitY Seeks Answers on Policy, Technical Lapses

The Indian government has asked Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to appear before it to explain its policy and technical issues, as part of its efforts to regulate the digital landscape and address concerns over misinformation and user data protection.

Delhi court cancels non-bailable warrants against Aishe Ghosh

** A Delhi court has cancelled non-bailable warrants against student leader Aishe Ghosh and 18 other students, issued in connection with a clash between students and police at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) earlier this year, in a decision that underscores the judiciary's commitment to upholding individual rights and balancing law and order.

Kerala Tourism amends star-rating norms to include driver facilities.

** The Kerala Tourism department has announced plans to amend the star-rating criteria for hotels and resorts to include facilities for drivers, following days of protests by drivers demanding better treatment, in a move aimed at promoting a more inclusive and respectful environment for tourists and drivers alike.

Govt Simplifies NEET Counselling Procedure Through One-Time Reporting and Online Seat Resignation

** The Indian government has introduced a simplified NEET counselling process, allowing students to report to their chosen colleges only once and resign from their seats online, reducing logistical burdens and making the process more efficient.