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Parents back home, worried both about their children’s safety and academic future, scour portals for flight tickets, while making panic-stricken calls to colleges for reassurance

The Bombay High Court recently suspended the 20-year prison sentence of a man convicted by a trial court under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act for the sexual assault of a 5-year-old girl [Mehtab Aalam Aabid Ali Ansari v. State of Maharashtra & Anr.]Justice RM Joshi passed the order on February 11 while hearing the bail application of a man who has been in jail for the past 10 years.The man was convicted by the trial court in 2016 and his appeal against the same is

Young cadets, SOS: Jaishankar explains why India let Iran ship dock in Kochi

Type One Diabetes Foundation (Kerala) alleges that the insulin currently provided is causing health problems among children

Police have formed three teams and are examining CCTV footage to trace the children.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday said the state government is considering a Rs 25,000 birth incentive for couples from their second child onwards to boost the falling birth rate.

Kannada indie music is finally getting its moment in the spotlight, with catchy new singles such as ‘Tulasi’ and ‘Ninna Notavu’ striking a chord with the younger crowd

Total outlay of the State Budget is pegged at Rs 4,48,004 crore.

Government of India press release: DGT, MSDE Signs Flexi-MoU with Bajaj Auto Ltd. to train Youth in Advanced Automotive ...

These children were were selected from 900-odd inmates across 49 CCIs in Ernakulam for the annual two-month Vacation Foster Care (VFC) programme

A programme to implement the restriction is likely to be rolled out within the next 90 days, the Chief Minister told the Legislative Assembly

The Andhra Pradesh government is considering a ban on social media access for children below 13 years of age.

When implemented, Karnataka will be the first state in the country to restrict social media usage for children as governments globally seek to limit its impact

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu announced that social media will be banned for children below 13, with the policy set to be implemented over the next 90 days.

As part of the state’s Rs 4.48 lakh crore 2026‑27 budget, Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah announced a proposal to ban social media use by children under the age of 16

The decision makes Karnataka the first state in the country to impose a complete ban on social media for children.

A Class 10 student allegedly punched a teacher at a government school in Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh, after a heated argument. The incident, captured on video, has gone viral and prompted an official inquiry by the education department.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Friday said social media will be prohibited for children below 13 years of age, within the next 90 days, in the state.

Karnataka bans social media for children below 16

Andhra CM announces Rs 25,000 incentive for 2nd, 3rd child to lift fertility rate

World Hearing Day event highlights early detection and care