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Commemorating the centenary of late Dr. Y. V. S. Murthy (1927–2010), Andhra University and community leaders reflect on the enduring legacy of the chemical engineering visionary and founder of Alkali Metals Limited. Through his namesake campus auditorium and the dedicated work of the Dr. Y. V. S. Murty Charitable Trust, his commitment to human dignity and social welfare remains as vibrant as ever.

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Surinder Koli, the prime accused in the infamous 2006 Nithari serial killings who was acquitted by the Supreme Court in 2025, was found dead in Haridwar on September 18. The incident followed a national seminar in Visakhapatnam where senior jurists and media professionals scrutinized investigative lapses by the CBI and questioned the lack of media follow-up for the victims’ families.

In a startling turn of events, Surinder Koli, the prime accused in the 2006 Nithari serial killings who was acquitted by the Supreme Court in 2025, was found dead inside his Haridwar tea stall on September 18. The incident closely follows a national seminar in Visakhapatnam where senior jurists and experts scrutinized the press and the CBI over systemic investigative failures that denied justice to victim families.

Kolkata’s skyline witnessed a historic color change this week as the state’s most important administrative buildings were lit up in saffron for the first time. From the Assembly House to the long-vacant Writers’ Building, the new lighting serves as a symbolic end to the previous era and the start of a new chapter in Bengal’s governance

The issue of voters deleted during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls has triggered major political controversy in both West Bengal and Bihar. Recent statements from leaders in the two states suggest that people whose names are removed from voter lists may also face restrictions in receiving government welfare benefits.