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Mysuru: SDM Institute for Management Development (SDMIMD) organised a special lecture on 'Emotional Wellbeing in the Digital Era'. The session was delivered by Raveesh BN, Professor and HoD of psychiatry at Mysore Medical College and Research Institute (MMC&RI), who addressed students on the growing challenges of social media addiction, digital stress, and the importance of cultivating healthy mental habits.

NEW DELHI: BJP MP Raghav Chadha on Monday accused the opposition of "politicising" the NEET paper leak issue and using students' emotions for political promotion, asserting that the fight over examination paper leaks is not between the BJP and Congress but between "merit and mafia" and "hard work and setting".

Prashant Kishor defeats BJP's Neeraj Kumar by 18,953 votes. Bypoll to Bihar seat was necessitated by Nitin Nabin's elevation to Rajya Sabha.

NEW DELHI: The Lok Sabha on Monday passed the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill, 2026, which seeks to increase the sanctioned strength of Supreme Court judges from the present 33 to 37 (excluding the Chief Justice of India).

NEW DELHI: The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology will meet representatives of major social media platforms, including Meta, X, Snapchat and Google on Monday to discuss online safety, user privacy and compliance with government rules.

Ram Gopal Yadav said if the government itself fails to engage in constructive work, then there is no scope for creative expression to emerge. Instead, they focus on crafting a narrative--figuring out how to twist the facts and shift the blame onto others. They are experts at this, he said.

NEW DELHI: DMK Sunday mounted a furious pushback against Rahul Gandhi's describing any support to govt's widely speculated move to revive the bill to increase Lok Sabha's strength, coupled with delimitation of constituencies, as a betrayal of Tamil Nadu amid buzz in political circles that the regional party may come around to backing the measure.

Addressing reporters, the Congress MP argued that the process is designed to weaken Tamil Nadu and calls upon all political parties, both regional and national, to defeat the bill in the Parliament.