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- News UpdateBengaluru & KarnatakaKarnataka
Five candidates file for Karnataka's West Graduates' Council seat, with both camps in the fray
Nominations for the Karnataka West Graduates' Constituency closed on a busy penultimate day, with Congress nominee Mohan Limbikai among five candidates and the BJP-backed S. V. Sankanur contesting a vote set for 23 October.
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- The Hindu — Congress nominee Limbikai files nomination after procession; student leader Kanthakumar too in fray
- Deccan Herald — West Graduates' poll heats up as five more file nominations
- The Hindu — BJP steps up campaign for S. V. Sankanur in Hubballi
- The New Indian Express — Karnataka council polls for graduates', teachers' constituencies on October 23
- OriginalScienceNobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2026
Light, and the switch that opened a field: Deisseroth, Hegemann and Nagel win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
The 2026 prize honours the discovery of light-gated ion channels — the molecular switches that made optogenetics possible. NOT SCRIPTED reads the Nobel Committee's own account of how three independent lines of work converged on the same molecule.
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- Nobel Prize Committee, Karolinska Institutet — press release, 2026 prize in Physiology or Medicine
- Nobel Prize Committee, Karolinska Institutet — popular information, 2026 prize in Physiology or Medicine
- NobelPrize.org — 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine summary
- Reuters
- From The WebCultureFrom Around The Web
Afghan embroiderers on the Paris runway, and Valentino in corset tops
Two of the most-discussed moments of this Paris Fashion Week: Gabriela Hearst showing Afghan designs, and Valentino returning to the corset. NOT SCRIPTED has written this summary of reporting published elsewhere.
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- Reuters — Gabriela Hearst shows Afghan designs at Paris fashion show
- Reuters — Valentino unveils corset tops and chunky jewellery at fashion show
- ExplainerWorldExplainer
Norway wants AI glasses kept out of some public places. Here is why, and how far the idea goes
The proposal, reported on 5 October, would temporarily restrict smart glasses and other AI-enabled visual devices in settings where recording others is hardest to police — schools, healthcare, parks and beaches.
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- Reuters — Norway to propose temporary ban on AI glasses in some public places
- The Guardian — Norway plans temporary ban on smart glasses in public places
- Business Standard — Norway proposes temporary ban on AI glasses in public spaces
- AnalysisTechnologyThe buildout
The AI buildout is now a financing question. Deutsche Telekom's numbers show how the maths is being argued
The largest technology investment cycle in decades has a deadline attached to it — the point at which the spending has to start paying for itself. European telecom groups are now publishing the savings they expect from it, which makes the return calculation public for the first time.
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- Reuters — Deutsche Telekom sees $25 billion savings from AI automation by 2030
- Reuters — AI's race to transform the world before the money runs out
- News UpdateIndiaTrade talks
India and the US have hit a 'plateau' in trade talks, says Sitharaman
The finance minister used a deliberately flat word — plateau — to describe where the negotiations stand, and suggested that further concessions on either side may be difficult. The talks are not over, but neither side is signalling a near-term deal.
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- Reuters — India, US have reached plateau in trade talks, Indian finance minister says
- Business Standard — India-US trade talks hit plateau; further concessions difficult: FM
- News18 — India-US trade talks at plateau; further give-and-take may be difficult: FM Sitharaman
- The Print — US-India trade deal talks at a plateau: FM Nirmala Sitharaman
- News UpdateGeopoliticsRed Sea
Yemeni government forces seize a district by Bab el-Mandeb, military sources say
Saudi-backed forces aligned with Yemen's government have taken ground near the strait, according to military sources and regional reporting — a development with immediate consequences for one of the world's busiest shipping lanes.
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- Reuters — Yemeni government forces seize district by Bab el-Mandeb, military sources say
- NDTV — Saudi-backed Yemeni forces recapture Houthi-held areas around Bab el-Mandeb
- Business Standard — Saudi-backed Yemeni govt forces secure control of Bab el-Mandeb strait
- The Daily Star — Yemeni govt forces secure control of Bab el-Mandeb
- ExplainerEnvironmentExplainer
Big oil asks the US Supreme Court to throw out climate suits. Here is what the request is, and why it matters
The court's new term opened with a bid by major oil and gas companies to head off lawsuits that hold them liable for climate harm. The legal question underneath is older and larger than one case: can a court order a polluter to pay for damage that is decades away?
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- Reuters — US Supreme Court kicks off term with bid by big oil to toss climate suits
- Reuters — US Supreme Court weighs bid by oil companies to avoid climate lawsuit
- News UpdateWorldDisaster
Nepal ends flood search and rescue, and turns to draining the glacial lakes that caused it
The search for those missing after the monsoon floods has been called off, and attention has shifted to a long-term programme of draining four glacial lakes identified as the source of the destruction.
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- Reuters — Nepal ends search, rescue after flood; focuses on rehabilitation
- Reuters — Nepal plans to drain four glacial lakes after deadly floods
- Reuters — Fatal floods hit India, Nepal, Thailand
- ExplainerBusinessExplainer
Jio Platforms is heading to the market. What a $3.8bn listing actually means
India's largest telecom operator is preparing to open its subscription on 21 October and is expected to list within days. Behind the numbers is a bet that the public will pay a very high price for scale in Indian digital infrastructure.
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- Reuters — Ambani's Jio Platforms plans to launch IPO on October 21, sources say
- Business Standard — Jio Platforms likely to launch IPO on October 21, seeks to raise $3.8 bn
- CNBC-TV18 — Jio IPO 2026: date, investor allocation and listing key details
- The Financial Express — Mukesh Ambani-led Jio Platforms IPO likely by October 21
- News UpdateTechnologyEarnings
Foxconn's quarterly revenue jumps 47% as AI demand keeps the lines full
The Taiwanese electronics manufacturer's third-quarter revenue rose 47% year on year to about $95.4bn, beating market forecasts, with demand for AI hardware driving a record September.
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- Reuters — Foxconn third-quarter revenue jumps 47%; beats market forecast
- ET Manufacturing — Foxconn Q3 revenue jumps 47% to record $95.4 billion on AI demand
- CNBC-TV18 — Foxconn third-quarter revenue soars on AI demand, beats market forecast
- AnalysisBusinessThe currency
The rupee is being held near record lows by the central bank. That is a policy, and it has a cost
The currency slid to 96.30 against the dollar, with capital outflows blunting what the Reserve Bank of India can do. Intervening to hold a level is not the same as defending it, and the difference shows up in India's import bill.
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- Reuters — India's rupee seen stuck near record lows as capital outflows blunt RBI support
- The Hindu — Rupee falls 5 paise to close at 96.30 against US dollar
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2026
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
Five candidates file for Karnataka's West Graduates' Council seat, with both camps in the fray
- OriginalScience
- From The WebCulture
Afghan embroiderers on the Paris runway, and Valentino in corset tops
- ExplainerWorld
Norway wants AI glasses kept out of some public places. Here is why, and how far the idea goes
- AnalysisTechnology
- News UpdateIndia
India and the US have hit a 'plateau' in trade talks, says Sitharaman
- News UpdateGeopolitics
Yemeni government forces seize a district by Bab el-Mandeb, military sources say
- ExplainerEnvironment
- News UpdateWorld
Nepal ends flood search and rescue, and turns to draining the glacial lakes that caused it
- ExplainerBusiness
Jio Platforms is heading to the market. What a $3.8bn listing actually means
- News UpdateTechnology
Foxconn's quarterly revenue jumps 47% as AI demand keeps the lines full
- AnalysisBusiness
The rupee is being held near record lows by the central bank. That is a policy, and it has a cost
- News UpdateGeopolitics
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen until its conditions are met
- News UpdatePolitics
Protests demanding the removal of India's election chief escalate, with more than 100 detained
- News UpdateBusiness
Schneider Electric is buying US software group PTC in its biggest deal ever
- News UpdateSports
India beat Pakistan by 19 runs to take the Asian Games cricket title
- News UpdateEnvironment
Half of Europe faced very strong heat stress this summer, and the glaciers are paying for it
- From The WebLifestyle
- News UpdateBusiness
- ExplainerBusiness
Why India's growth number is being argued about: the base year problem, explained
- News UpdateBusiness
Global Fintech Fest opens in Mumbai with agentic AI, tokenisation and quantum on the agenda
- AnalysisBusiness
The 11.9% investment print is the number to argue about, and it cuts both ways
- ExplainerBusiness
GDP, GVA and the deflator: how to read an Indian quarterly growth release without getting it wrong
- News UpdateBusiness
India's economy grew 7.8% in the April-June quarter, above the poll and below the last quarter
- From The WebPolitics
Congress has moved from calling the Subhash Chandra payout a haircut to calling it unremarkable
- ExplainerWorld
How a war risk premium, a mine and a hull inspection end up in the price of everything you buy
- News UpdateGeopolitics
The Strait of Hormuz has been cleared of mines, the United States says
- News UpdateBusiness
NCLT clears a repayment plan of about ₹6.5 crore against ₹22,007 crore of admitted claims
- News UpdatePolitics
Students broke through barricades in Patna and marched on the Raj Bhavan
- OriginalGeopolitics
Working out what the Strait of Hormuz costs India, using the datasets rather than the estimates
- News UpdateScience
IN-SPACe's chairman says ISRO will stop making launch vehicles and hand the technology over
- News UpdateGeopolitics
UKMTO reports another vessel struck in the Strait of Hormuz, and the file stays unattributed
- News UpdatePolitics
Bihar issues its TRE-4 teacher notification for 32,388 posts, and the protests are not over
- News UpdateGeopolitics
UAE air defence detected two ballistic missiles launched from Iran, Gulf News reports
- News UpdateIndia
Commercial flights start at Bhogapuram, and Bengaluru is the route that has to work
- ExplainerPolitics
- AnalysisIndia
- From The WebGeopolitics
A dry bulk vessel was struck near the Strait of Hormuz and the crew abandoned ship
- News UpdateSports
Delhi court acquits Brij Bhushan Singh and Vinod Tomar in the case filed by six women wrestlers
- News UpdateGeopolitics
- News UpdateIndia
- AnalysisEnvironment
Delhi's wettest July in years produced its worst air quality in seven
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
CWMA upholds the Cauvery release order, and the protests have already begun
- OriginalEnvironment
India has put steel into its carbon market. The targets make it cheap to stay dirty
- News UpdatePolitics
Lok Sabha takes up the paper-leak bill, then adjourns without discussing it
- AnalysisWorld
War-risk cover on Gulf shipping has repriced fivefold, and the treaty is still live
- News UpdateScience
Four fossil leaves from Assam push the kevda family's record back 24 million years
- From The WebIndia
Flooding kills at least 82 across India, Pakistan and Afghanistan in one week
- ExplainerGeopolitics
Indian pilots are asking for Gulf flights to be suspended. Here is the reasoning
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
Bengaluru's Green Line runs in a short loop for 45 minutes after a power breakdown
- News UpdateSports
Mirabai Chanu to carry India's flag at Glasgow, Lovlina Borgohain the baton
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
TCS opens an NVIDIA-backed industrial AI lab on its Bengaluru campus
- From The WebCulture
- News UpdateBusiness
Retail inflation reaches 4.38% in June, the first breach above target on the new series
- ExplainerTechnology
Two states have now written data centre policies. Here is what they are actually buying
- News UpdateBusiness
TCS lifts profit on AI-led work, but wage hikes squeeze the margin
- ExplainerLifestyle
Gold and silver have fallen hard. What the long history of corrections actually shows
- News UpdateTechnology
- News UpdateEnvironment
IMD forecasts a below-normal July after one of the driest Junes on record
- OriginalPolitics
Special Intensive Revision 2026: what the nationwide roll revision is actually doing
- News UpdateLifestyle
The bird that is said to forecast the rains, and the forests that light up when they arrive
- AnalysisGeopolitics
Hormuz is open again. The oil market it shut has not reclosed cleanly.
- News UpdateWorld
US and Iran agree a framework to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz
- ExplainerGeopolitics
Frozen assets, the Strait of Hormuz and a new nuclear round: inside the reported US-Iran draft
- News UpdateIndia
All 20 Indian crew rescued after a US strike on the tanker MT Jalveer off Oman
- News UpdatePolitics
All four Karnataka Rajya Sabha candidates elected unopposed, including Mallikarjun Kharge
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
BJP asks the Governor to probe the Bengaluru solid-waste tender awarded for 30 years
- News UpdateCulture
A non-cooperation directive, a court challenge and a defence from Kangana Ranaut
- News UpdateScience
NASA names the Artemis 3 crew — and the mission will not set foot on the Moon
- From The WebTechnology
Apple's WWDC 2026 was an AI keynote with no new hardware: what actually shipped
- News UpdateSports
India beat Afghanistan by an innings and 300 runs, their biggest ever Test win
- ExplainerBusiness
RBI holds the repo rate at 5.25% and cuts its FY27 growth forecast to 6.6%
- News UpdateBusiness
India's full-year GDP growth for FY26 revised up to 7.7%, with the March quarter at 7.8%
- ExplainerEnvironment
A late monsoon, a downgraded forecast and an El Nino advisory: what June's rainfall numbers mean
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
D K Shivakumar sworn in as Karnataka chief minister with a 13-member cabinet
- AnalysisIndia
Royal Challengers Bengaluru's second straight IPL title, and what the 2026 final actually showed
- News UpdateSports
The IPL final ended the way Bengaluru's season finally allowed it to
- News UpdateIndia
Supreme Court upholds the SIR, then tells the EC to report every deletion
- News UpdateWorld
Israel seizes Beaufort Castle in its deepest Lebanon incursion in 26 years
- OriginalBusiness
The 3F squeeze: fuel, fertiliser and the foreign exchange to buy both
- From The WebIndia
NEET-UG 2026 was cancelled. Here is what three weeks of reporting established
- ExplainerEnvironment
The monsoon forecast fell to 90%. Here is what that number actually controls
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
Siddaramaiah resigns; D K Shivakumar emerges as front-runner
- News UpdateGeopolitics
- News UpdateCulture
- AnalysisLifestyle
May's heat arrived on schedule, and the grid said exactly how hot it was
- News UpdateTechnology
The Blue Line could run on sunlight. BMRCL says not without new rules
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
Bengaluru's ward elections get a date: deadline extended to August 31
- News UpdateBusiness
Petrol and diesel go up by ₹3 a litre, and the losses are only partly covered
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
Karnataka withdraws its 2022 order barring hijab in classrooms
- ExplainerScience
1.24 lakh deaths a year, one pollutant, one lever: what the SO2 study means
- AnalysisPolitics
Five states, three new governments, and one question nobody has answered
- AnalysisBengaluru & Karnataka
Bengaluru East Taluka is pulling 378% of what its aquifer can sustainably replace
- From The WebWorld
Viktor Orbán conceded in Hungary. A 45-year-old took 138 of 199 seats in an election about Europe
- News UpdatePolitics
The women's reservation package is voted down 298 to 230. The arithmetic explains the result
- ExplainerScience
Chandrayaan-4 changed its rocket mid-development. Here is what that means for the sample return
- AnalysisLifestyle
March inflation was 3.40%. For a household, the relief is narrower than the headline
- News UpdateGeopolitics
- News UpdateBusiness
RBI holds the repo rate at 5.25% and keeps a neutral stance, citing a supply shock
- News UpdateIndia
Census 2027 begins with two firsts: digital capture, and the option to count yourself
- News UpdateTechnology
Oracle's restructuring removes more than 12,000 jobs in India as sector growth slows to 5-6 per cent
- News UpdateBusiness
The Income-tax Act, 2025 comes into force. What actually changes from April 1
- AnalysisBusiness
March's 10% fall was an oil story before it was a sentiment story
- News UpdateSports
The IPL opened in Bengaluru, with eleven seats left deliberately empty
- From The WebWorld
Nepal's March vote produced a single-party majority, and a first since 1999
- ExplainerPolitics
The FCRA amendment bill, explained: the clause about assets is the one to watch
- News UpdateCulture
A record opening, and a sequel that cleared its predecessor inside a week
- News UpdatePolitics
Five assemblies, one schedule: the Commission sets the March calendar
- News UpdateScience
ISRO fires the CE-20 at sea level, the long wait for LVM3 steps closer
- ExplainerBusiness
A new index, the same inflation: how to read India's CPI after the rebasing
- News UpdateBusiness
Inflation printed 3.21% in February, the first reading on the rebased index
- OriginalEnvironment
An early heat spell, a standing wheat crop and no rain since November
- ExplainerTechnology
ISM 2.0, explained: the component scheme, the data-centre promise and what is still missing
- News UpdateGeopolitics
After the tariff ruling, Washington's 150-day clock is running on India's trade
- News UpdateEnvironment
IMD expects above-normal heatwave days through May, after a dry February
- News UpdateGeopolitics
Strikes on Iran push oil towards $70 and reopen the Hormuz question
- ExplainerBusiness
India rebases GDP to 2022-23: the growth rate barely moves, the level falls
- AnalysisWorld
- From The WebSports
Ram Baboo and Manju Rani win the 42km race walk added to the Indian Open
- News UpdateTechnology
AI Impact Summit ends with the New Delhi Declaration, backed by 88 nations
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
Anthropic opens its Bengaluru office with an India plan built around ten languages
- News UpdateGeopolitics
India and the US cut reciprocal tariffs to 18% under a new trade framework
- News UpdateBusiness
RBI holds the repo rate at 5.25%, with one member voting for a softer stance
- News UpdateEnvironment
Centre to review tiger conservation policy at Alwar meet, looking back at five decades of decisions
- News UpdateSports
RCB win the Women's Premier League final with a two-ball-margin record chase
- ExplainerBusiness
- News UpdateBusiness
- From The WebCulture
- AnalysisGeopolitics
The Hormuz risk premium is now a number in the oil price, and the number is small
- News UpdateWorld
- News UpdateBengaluru & Karnataka
Bengaluru's power cuts are back on the calendar, and BESCOM is calling them preventive
- ExplainerTechnology
Pax Silica: what joining a silicon coalition would and would not fix for India
- News UpdatePolitics
The Governor read two lines, walked out, and left Article 176 on the floor of the House
- News UpdateSports
India name ODI and T20I squads for Australia with two familiar faces back in
- News UpdateEnvironment
Delhi woke at 2.9 degrees in near-zero fog, with the air quality index at 356
- News UpdateScience
PSLV-C62 flew perfectly for eight minutes and then stopped following its path
- ExplainerBusiness
7.4% is the headline. The number the Budget will actually use is 8.0%
- News UpdateLifestyle
Household gas cylinders held steady on New Year's Day while restaurants paid more
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