The Hindu: 29/8/26
1) Industrial growth slows to 6.7% : page 1
2) India signs Javelin procurement: page 1
3) Unkind cuts : page 8
4) Centre eases norms for defence exports : page 10
5) India, Canada recommit : page 13
6) ECLGS 5.0 : page 13
The Indian Express : 29/8/26
1) India seals deal to purchase Javelin: page 1
2) FCNR (C) deposits push forex reserves: page 1
3) Economy weathered West Asia shock : page 8
4) Problem with Ethanol blending: page 9
5) MLFF tolling: page 13
6) Industrial output up 6.7% in July : page 13
7) Behind Nepal floods : page 13
8) PM visit to Uzbekistan : page 13
1) Industrial growth slows to 6.7% : page 1
2) India signs Javelin procurement: page 1
3) Unkind cuts : page 8
4) Centre eases norms for defence exports : page 10
5) India, Canada recommit : page 13
6) ECLGS 5.0 : page 13
The Indian Express : 29/8/26
1) India seals deal to purchase Javelin: page 1
2) FCNR (C) deposits push forex reserves: page 1
3) Economy weathered West Asia shock : page 8
4) Problem with Ethanol blending: page 9
5) MLFF tolling: page 13
6) Industrial output up 6.7% in July : page 13
7) Behind Nepal floods : page 13
8) PM visit to Uzbekistan : page 13
When the tigers take over the streets of Thrissur.
Known as the Tiger Dance, Pulikali is one of Kerala’s most vibrant folk traditions, celebrated during Onam. Specially trained Pulikalikkar** transform into tigers and cheetahs with intricate body paint, dancing to the powerful beats of traditional percussion.
With a 200-year-old tradition in Thrissur, Pulikali is a living celebration of Kerala’s artistry, community and festive spirit.
Known as the Tiger Dance, Pulikali is one of Kerala’s most vibrant folk traditions, celebrated during Onam. Specially trained Pulikalikkar** transform into tigers and cheetahs with intricate body paint, dancing to the powerful beats of traditional percussion.
With a 200-year-old tradition in Thrissur, Pulikali is a living celebration of Kerala’s artistry, community and festive spirit.
National Sports Day
• 29 August is celebrated as National Sports Day. It is a tribute to our hockey legend, Major Dhyan Chand, on his birth anniversary.
• He is also known as "The Wizard" for his magnificent game. He scored over 400 goals in his career, from 1926 to 1948.
Details
• Major Dhyan Chand was born on 29 August 1905 in Allahabad.
• His father was in the British Indian Army, and he played hockey in the army. The family settled in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, India.
• At the age of 16, Dhyan Chand joined the Indian Army following the steps of his father. After joining the army, he used to play army hockey tournaments.
• On a tour to New Zealand, as part of the Indian Army hockey team, Chand impressed one and all with his brilliant game.
• Later he played field hockey for the United Provinces team from where he got selected to play for the Indian team that went to the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics.
• In the 1928 Olympics, the Indian team won gold defeating their opponents by huge margins.
• It was the country’s first gold medal. Dhyan Chand showed the world his magic of controlling the ball and gained the title of the 'magician of hockey.'
• In 1934, Chand was made the captain of the Indian team. Due to his strong grip in the game, India won the field hockey event in seven out of eight Olympics From 1928 to 1964.
• That includes winning three Olympic gold medals, in 1928, 1932 and 1936. The period from 1928 to 1960 is also known as the golden era for hockey.
• After 34 years of service, Chand retired from the Indian Army on 29 August 1956. The Government of India honoured him the same year by conferring him the Padma Bhushan. He died on 3 December 1979 from liver cancer at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi.
• In 2002, the National Stadium in New Delhi was renamed Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium.
• Prime Minister renamed Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award as Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award after the appreciable performance by Indian Men's and Women's hockey team at Tokyo 2020.
• 29 August is celebrated as National Sports Day. It is a tribute to our hockey legend, Major Dhyan Chand, on his birth anniversary.
• He is also known as "The Wizard" for his magnificent game. He scored over 400 goals in his career, from 1926 to 1948.
Details
• Major Dhyan Chand was born on 29 August 1905 in Allahabad.
• His father was in the British Indian Army, and he played hockey in the army. The family settled in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, India.
• At the age of 16, Dhyan Chand joined the Indian Army following the steps of his father. After joining the army, he used to play army hockey tournaments.
• On a tour to New Zealand, as part of the Indian Army hockey team, Chand impressed one and all with his brilliant game.
• Later he played field hockey for the United Provinces team from where he got selected to play for the Indian team that went to the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics.
• In the 1928 Olympics, the Indian team won gold defeating their opponents by huge margins.
• It was the country’s first gold medal. Dhyan Chand showed the world his magic of controlling the ball and gained the title of the 'magician of hockey.'
• In 1934, Chand was made the captain of the Indian team. Due to his strong grip in the game, India won the field hockey event in seven out of eight Olympics From 1928 to 1964.
• That includes winning three Olympic gold medals, in 1928, 1932 and 1936. The period from 1928 to 1960 is also known as the golden era for hockey.
• After 34 years of service, Chand retired from the Indian Army on 29 August 1956. The Government of India honoured him the same year by conferring him the Padma Bhushan. He died on 3 December 1979 from liver cancer at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi.
• In 2002, the National Stadium in New Delhi was renamed Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium.
• Prime Minister renamed Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award as Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award after the appreciable performance by Indian Men's and Women's hockey team at Tokyo 2020.
The Hindu: 30/8/26
1) Not a good sign if a bar council loses respect : page 1
2) PM in Uzbekistan: page 7
3) Stakes high as India seeks to reconnect: page 7
4) FSSAIs proposed warning labels: page 9
5) IRDAI panel: page 10
6) Blaming climate change: page 11
7) AI and earthquakes: page 11
8) A Himalayan tragedy: page 13
The Indian Express: 30/8/26
1) Modi flags shared vision in Tashkent: page 1
2) Sardar Patel National University award : page 6
3) US curb on China cotton: page 11
1) Not a good sign if a bar council loses respect : page 1
2) PM in Uzbekistan: page 7
3) Stakes high as India seeks to reconnect: page 7
4) FSSAIs proposed warning labels: page 9
5) IRDAI panel: page 10
6) Blaming climate change: page 11
7) AI and earthquakes: page 11
8) A Himalayan tragedy: page 13
The Indian Express: 30/8/26
1) Modi flags shared vision in Tashkent: page 1
2) Sardar Patel National University award : page 6
3) US curb on China cotton: page 11
The Hindu: 31/8/26
1) India Uzbekistan upgrade ties : page 1
2) All workers shifted to VB G RAM G : page 1
3) State of exception: page 6
4) OBC creamy layer: page 8
5) Study sheds light on early warning sign : page 12
6) How a star with an extreme magnetic field: science page
7) Nance Grace Roman telescope: science page
The Indian Express: 31/8/26
1) Modi at SCO today: page 1
2) In a first Rly to build 6 freight lines ; page 1
3) Worries behind India: page 9
4) The many hurdles Chat GPT for teens : page 9
5) Unlocking soft power: page 10
6) Typhoid control: page 10
7) New investment Treaties: page 13
1) India Uzbekistan upgrade ties : page 1
2) All workers shifted to VB G RAM G : page 1
3) State of exception: page 6
4) OBC creamy layer: page 8
5) Study sheds light on early warning sign : page 12
6) How a star with an extreme magnetic field: science page
7) Nance Grace Roman telescope: science page
The Indian Express: 31/8/26
1) Modi at SCO today: page 1
2) In a first Rly to build 6 freight lines ; page 1
3) Worries behind India: page 9
4) The many hurdles Chat GPT for teens : page 9
5) Unlocking soft power: page 10
6) Typhoid control: page 10
7) New investment Treaties: page 13
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The Right to Constitutional Remedies under Articles 32–35 safeguards the Fundamental Rights of citizens and empowers constitutional institutions to ensure their protection.
The Hindu : 1/9/26
1) Green blue infrastructure and heritage building: page 4
2) Step up regulation : page 6
3) The Baltic way : page 6
4) PM calls for end of war : page 11
5) Navy commissions INS Nipun : page 12
6) CERN : page 12
7) Govt. notifies Rs 1.3 lakh crore : page 13
8) UN panel : page 14
The Indian Express: 1/9/26
1) Singapore diplomat : The world page
2) Manufacturing and services : page 2
1) Green blue infrastructure and heritage building: page 4
2) Step up regulation : page 6
3) The Baltic way : page 6
4) PM calls for end of war : page 11
5) Navy commissions INS Nipun : page 12
6) CERN : page 12
7) Govt. notifies Rs 1.3 lakh crore : page 13
8) UN panel : page 14
The Indian Express: 1/9/26
1) Singapore diplomat : The world page
2) Manufacturing and services : page 2
The Hindu: 2/9/26
1) SCO must dismantles terror ecosystem: page 1
2) The South's muted voice : page 8
3) The two balance sheets behind every e- waste decision: page 8
4) Majority of India's gig workers: page 9
5) SC seeks Centre's response: page 12
6) Modi lauds 7.8% growth: page 13
The Indian Express: 2/9/26
1) PM calls for dialogue: page 1
2) SCO deceleration: page 6
3) The Bishkek to BRICS: page 10
4) Economy is resilient: page 10
5) Semicon 2.0 : page 13
6) Distinguished jurist : page 15
7) Why risk monitoring in the Himalayas: page 15
1) SCO must dismantles terror ecosystem: page 1
2) The South's muted voice : page 8
3) The two balance sheets behind every e- waste decision: page 8
4) Majority of India's gig workers: page 9
5) SC seeks Centre's response: page 12
6) Modi lauds 7.8% growth: page 13
The Indian Express: 2/9/26
1) PM calls for dialogue: page 1
2) SCO deceleration: page 6
3) The Bishkek to BRICS: page 10
4) Economy is resilient: page 10
5) Semicon 2.0 : page 13
6) Distinguished jurist : page 15
7) Why risk monitoring in the Himalayas: page 15
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The Hindu: 3/9/26
1) UN charts course to manage global warming- limit breach : page 1
2) Pichavaram mangroves : page 5
3) Many layers : page 6
4) Mental health must anchor public health: page 7
5) Constitutional faultlines in FCRA bill : page 8
6) Maternity leave: page 10
7) Moving towards a universal vaccine: page 18
The Indian Express: 3/9/26
1) Cauvery needs a distress sharing pact : page 10
2) Chinese over capacity: page 11
3) cold pains after chemo : page 13
4) Fragile ecology : page 13
5) Private player seek : page 15
6) Japan agency upgrades: page 15
1) UN charts course to manage global warming- limit breach : page 1
2) Pichavaram mangroves : page 5
3) Many layers : page 6
4) Mental health must anchor public health: page 7
5) Constitutional faultlines in FCRA bill : page 8
6) Maternity leave: page 10
7) Moving towards a universal vaccine: page 18
The Indian Express: 3/9/26
1) Cauvery needs a distress sharing pact : page 10
2) Chinese over capacity: page 11
3) cold pains after chemo : page 13
4) Fragile ecology : page 13
5) Private player seek : page 15
6) Japan agency upgrades: page 15
The Hindu: 4/9/26
1) Bar council has no power to punish law students: page 1
2) Air quality panel: page 1
3) Forging consensus: page 8
4) Youth power : page 8
5) The gap in manufacturing sector: page 10
6) Court asks NHAI to consider setting up CCTVs : page 14
7) Supersized El Nino : page 16
8) More than 40 crore Indians are caught in healthcare gap : page 20
The Indian Express: 4/9/26
1) Experts push GDP growth: page 1
2) Apex court : page 1
3) From defence to fintech : page 6
4) India and Belgium sign strategic deals : page 6
5) We need one ministry of energy: page 12
6) Perils of comparing GDP : page 17
1) Bar council has no power to punish law students: page 1
2) Air quality panel: page 1
3) Forging consensus: page 8
4) Youth power : page 8
5) The gap in manufacturing sector: page 10
6) Court asks NHAI to consider setting up CCTVs : page 14
7) Supersized El Nino : page 16
8) More than 40 crore Indians are caught in healthcare gap : page 20
The Indian Express: 4/9/26
1) Experts push GDP growth: page 1
2) Apex court : page 1
3) From defence to fintech : page 6
4) India and Belgium sign strategic deals : page 6
5) We need one ministry of energy: page 12
6) Perils of comparing GDP : page 17