RAMAKRISHNA
Once father’s property is proved as joint property, married Hindu daughters can claim a right in it and demand partition, rules Karnataka High Court
Brothers resisted married sisters claim over late father’s properties; Karnataka HC rules in married sisters’ favour as properties are jointly held and Hindu Succession Act has an overriding effect in succession cases.
ET Business Growth Summit, Nagpur: Maharashtra minister Jaiswal calls for a rethink of industrial incentives to ease investor stress
ET Business Growth Summit in Nagpur highlighted land shortages, financing constraints, and rising energy costs as major challenges.
BPCL expects Russian crude purchases to fall in November
Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd forecasts a decline in Russian crude oil imports for November due to increased freight costs. The company noted that Middle Eastern oil grades appear more economically viable in comparison to Russian grades. Additionally, refinery operations may slow down in the coming quarters due to planned maintenance. Russian crude constituted about 37% of BPCL's sourcing mix in the previous quarter.
CM Naidu, YSRCP trade charges over 'violence' during Andhra local body polls
N Chandrababu Naidu accused YSRCP of attempting to disrupt local body elections through violence and criminal activities. He alleged that YSRCP members created disturbances and intimidated candidates in various locations. Naidu claimed YSRCP was spreading fake propaganda and had filed fake litigations in court. In response, YSRCP leader Ambati Rambabu asserted the ruling government was undermining democracy and facilitating violence.
Invisible barriers
Cherrapunji is known for its extreme rainfall, while Shillong, just 54 km away, receives significantly less due to the topography of the Khasi Hills. This geographical contrast illustrates the influence of barriers on the experience of divine grace, akin to the way maya obscures our recognition of God’s presence in our lives.
Even established businesses can find new opportunities in AI, says Sunil Mittal
Bharti Enterprises, founder and chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal said identifying opportunities at the right time had played a central role in Bharti’s growth, even when the company lacked the financial strength of bigger competitors.
FCRA amendment bill has similar provisions like UPA-era law: Panel chief Jaiswal
BJP MP Sanjay Jaiswal led a meeting on the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026. He noted that major provisions in the bill mirror those from the UPA government’s 2010 law. Various religious groups including Syro Malabar Church and ISKCON shared their views during the committee session. Opposition parties allege the bill may harm funding for minority organizations, a claim the government denies.
India Mobile Congress 2026 concludes with focus on agricultural AI, 5G automation and last-mile connectivity
Held over four days under the theme 'Scale Without Boundaries', the event brought together policymakers, industry leaders and technology developers to discuss applications of emerging technologies and their role in driving inclusive digital growth.
45 Delhi Metro stations to remain closed till 10 PM amid CJP protests in national capital
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation extended the closure of 45 metro stations until 10 pm due to security reasons, including Rajiv Chowk, Kashmere Gate, Central Secretariat, Patel Chowk, Janpath, Hauz Khas, Mandi House, ITO, and New Delhi. This decision was influenced by concerns surrounding the Cockroach Janta Party protests scheduled in the national capital. Heavy security measures were undertaken to prevent protestors from reaching the designated assembly area at Jantar Mantar.
AI ROI a long-term game for telcos; skipping adoption not an option: IMC CEO Ramakrishna P
Ramakrishna P told ET AI at the IMC 2026 that since telecom operators are providing a wider range of services for businesses, they might soon become more of a tech company.
Delhi Metro stations closed list: Which metro stations are closed today on October 10?
Which Delhi Metro stations are closed today: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has announced restrictions at 45 Metro stations from 9 pm on October 9 and during October 10 amid planned protests in the capital. The measures include closing entry and exit gates, while interchange facilities will remain available at all affected stations except New Delhi Metro station. The restrictions are being implemented following a Delhi Police advisory citing concerns over possible crowd movement towards sensitive locations.
Are Delhi Metro stations closed or open today? Check affected stations, timings and what passengers need to know
Delhi Metro stations closed or open today: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has declared a shutdown of metro stations starting at 9 PM on October 9. This suspension will last until further notice due to planned protests on October 10. Commuters should stay updated through official channels for any news regarding travel. Additionally, Indian Railways has cancelled multiple trains to manage expected traffic disruptions.
Two BLAs, others booked for alleged fraudulent deletion of 5,698 voters in Bengaluru
A case was registered against two Booth Level Agents accused of fraudulent voter deletion in Jayanagar. The complaint was filed by Karnataka Mahila Congress president Sowmya Reddy, who alleged bias against minority voters. Reddy, a former MLA, conducted an inquiry revealing false applications submitted by Ramakrishna and Yogesh. Names of innocent citizens were allegedly used without their knowledge, contributing to the fraudulent activities.
16 states await SSR, Hegde case, Attorney General opinion at centre of ECI rift
Both Election Commissioners -- Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi -- are learnt to have interpreted that the AG opinion and Hegde case inputs favoured resuming the decades-old convention of annual SSR, which was paused after 2024, skipped in 2025 and is yet to be announced in 2026, already late given the usual announcement timeline of May-July.
Anthropic turns to Hindu philosophy to teach Claude right from wrong
Anthropic is integrating insights from Hindu philosophy and various religious traditions to guide AI chatbot Claude's moral framework. Participants, including Swami Sarvapriyananda, have been consulted on complex ethical issues. The goal is to enable Claude to navigate ambiguous moral situations beyond simple rule-following.
Anthropic invited Hindu monk to teach Claude right from wrong; company turns to Vedanta to explore consciousness and whether AI can ever have a sense of self
Anthropic flew Hindu monk Swami Sarvapriyananda to its San Francisco office as part of a wider effort to shape Claude's moral character through its constitution, bringing in religious and philosophical thinkers from multiple traditions to explore ethics, consciousness and whether AI could ever be owed moral consideration.
Delhi Metro shuts 12 stations amid Jantar Mantar protest over SIR, CEC
Delhi Metro has shut entry and exit at 12 stations due to protests organized by various groups. The protests focus on the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner. Jantar Mantar is designated for protests, but Delhi Police has denied permission for this demonstration. Security has been heightened in sensitive locations across New Delhi to prevent unauthorized gatherings.
Hyderabad OYO hotel murder: 34-year-old bank executive found dead in room, boyfriend allegedly flees at 3.30am; told staff she would leave after breakfast
A tragic incident unfolded when 34-year-old B Sirisha was found dead in an OYO hotel room on Tuesday. Her companion, A Srinivas, reportedly checked out early, claiming she would follow later. Authorities suspect a possible fight between the couple led to her death. Forensic teams were dispatched to gather essential evidence, with police conducting a search for Srinivas across multiple transit locations.
Who is Veeramachineni Ramakrishna? Famous social media personality known for his VRK diet, booked in fake-doctor fraud case after law student hospitalized following his diet
Hyderabad police have registered a case against Veeramachineni Ramakrishna, also known as VRK, and Dr. Koteshwara Rao. These individuals face allegations for providing unauthorized medical advice regarding diabetes and other conditions. A law student claims he was advised to stop taking insulin, leading to hospitalization with diabetic ketoacidosis. The Healthcare Reforms Doctors Association has secured a court order to restrict VRK's content on social media.
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