MHA cites internal security issues to defend FCRA tweak | India News

Bill doesn’t regulate charity, but flow of foreign funds intosovereign space, JPC Informed NEW DELHI: Amid the charge from the opposition that Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill targets institutions run by minorities, especially Christians, Union home ministry asserted Friday that the amendments do not regulate charity but the entry of foreign money into a “sovereign…

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What makes Asian Games host Nagoya special? A city of cars, football, and sporting legacy | Asian Games 2026 News

Chunichi Dragons (TOI Photo) NAGOYA: Best known as the home of one of the world’s biggest automobile manufacturers, Nagoya is a blend of industrial might, history and culture. What has largely flown under the radar, however, is the city’s rich sporting tradition, which goes beyond sumo wrestling, kendo or judo.As the Asian Games officially get…

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Karnataka govt bans selfies, reels on college tours; caps travel at five days | Bengaluru News

Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar BENGALURU: The department of collegiate education has directed govt first-grade colleges to prohibit students from taking selfies or shooting reels during educational tours, citing safety concerns. Tour duration, including travel, is capped at five days.These instructions are part of a detailed set of safety guidelines issued for college excursions on Sept…

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Governor Arlekar approves 12 Tamil Nadu bills, seeks clarification on private universities | Chennai News

Chennai: Governor R V Arlekar has given assent to 12 of the 13 bills tabled in the recently concluded assembly session, while seeking clarification on certain sections of Private Universities Bill.Private Universities Bill reduced the land and endowment fund requirements for private education institutions to become private universities. The bill faced opposition from legislators of…

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