RSS gets Karnataka HC breather: Court stays Siddaramaiah govt’s new rule on events in public spaces; next hearing on Nov 17

The Karnataka High Court’s Dharwad bench has stayed the state government’s order requiring prior permission for private organizations to conduct activities on government premises. This interim order, issued in response to a petition, will remain in effect until November 17. The government’s directive had faced criticism for potentially targeting RSS-linked activities.

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What your fingers say about your health: Understanding surprising link between clubbed fingers and hidden serious diseases

Doctors are alerted by digital clubbing, a bulbous swelling of fingertips, a sign known since ancient times. This often points to serious underlying conditions, most notably lung cancer, accounting for a significant percentage of cases. Other linked illnesses include inflammatory bowel disease and heart conditions. Early detection through simple tests can prompt vital investigations.

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Shankar shouts out for Vijay Antony’s ‘Shakthi Thirumagan’; calls it thought-provoking film

Acclaimed director Shankar lauded Vijay Antony’s political thriller ‘Shakthi Thirumagan’ after watching it on OTT. He described the film as thought-provoking, highlighting its reasonable and impressive questions about social issues. Shankar praised director Arun Prabhu and the entire team for their impactful work, which has resonated with audiences for its depth and exploration of politics,…

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Paris Masters moves out of Bercy after 40 years: Actions shifts to La Defense Arena – tennis’ second-largest show court

Grigor Dimitrov made a triumphant return to tennis at the Paris Masters’ new La Defense Arena, defeating Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard. The former world number three expressed immense joy at competing again after his Wimbledon injury. Several other seeded players, including Andrey Rublev and Karen Khachanov, also advanced smoothly on the opening day of the tournament.

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OpenAI ‘Chats for Students in India’ explained: What’s in it for our learners?

OpenAI’s new initiative, Chats for Students in India, offers a prompt library showcasing how Indian students are already integrating generative AI into their studies. This collection of 56 student-created prompts demonstrates AI’s role in learning, project development, and career planning, emphasizing responsible use as a tool rather than a replacement for critical thinking.

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Fire breaks out in Customs officials’ room at Gannavaram Airport; air conditioner, luggage bags gutted in blaze

A fire erupted in the Customs officials’ room at Gannavaram International Airport on Tuesday, causing damage to software equipment, an air conditioner, and personal luggage. Airport fire services swiftly responded, bringing the blaze under control and averting a larger incident. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Investigations into the fire’s origin are ongoing.

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