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
𝐆𝐞𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐲: 𝐀 𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐢𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚’𝐬 𝐂𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐲 𝐉𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐲
Key Highlight
India is unlocking its geothermal energy potential as a reliable, low-carbon source of round-the-clock energy.
📜 The National Policy on Geothermal Energy, notified in September 2025, provides a roadmap for developing this resource.
📍 In July 2026, India commissioned first two geothermal wells in Puga Valley, Ladakh, at over 14,000 feet above sea level.
⚡ The 1,000-metre-deep wells will support reservoir evaluation and pave the way for India’s first 1 MW demonstration geothermal power project.
🌍 India has significant geothermal potential- 381 hot springs across 10 geothermal provinces.
🔋 India’s theoretical geothermal potential is estimated at nearly 10.6 GW, with 42 sites identified as promising for power generation and direct heat use.
🌱 Geothermal energy can diversify India’s renewable energy mix and support the nation’s journey towards Net Zero by 2070.
Key Highlight
India is unlocking its geothermal energy potential as a reliable, low-carbon source of round-the-clock energy.
📜 The National Policy on Geothermal Energy, notified in September 2025, provides a roadmap for developing this resource.
📍 In July 2026, India commissioned first two geothermal wells in Puga Valley, Ladakh, at over 14,000 feet above sea level.
⚡ The 1,000-metre-deep wells will support reservoir evaluation and pave the way for India’s first 1 MW demonstration geothermal power project.
🌍 India has significant geothermal potential- 381 hot springs across 10 geothermal provinces.
🔋 India’s theoretical geothermal potential is estimated at nearly 10.6 GW, with 42 sites identified as promising for power generation and direct heat use.
🌱 Geothermal energy can diversify India’s renewable energy mix and support the nation’s journey towards Net Zero by 2070.
Teachers: Inspiring Minds, Shaping the Future 📚🌏
We salutes the teachers who nurture curiosity, encourage scientific thinking and inspire young minds to explore, innovate and contribute to the nation’s progress.
From classrooms to laboratories, their guidance lays the foundation for a future driven by knowledge, research and discovery.
"एक किताब, एक कलम, एक बच्चा और एक शिक्षक दुनिया को बदल सकता है।"
September 5 is the birth anniversary of former President Radhakrishnan he was a eminent educationist and great philosopher of Indian culture.
Tributes to Dr. S. Radhakrishnan on Tecaher’s Day.
We all know him as a distinguished teacher, scholar and visionary but did you know that he also served as India‘s 2nd Ambassador to Russia between 1949-1952.
- Radhakrishnan was nominated for the Nobel Prize 27 times In the year 1954 Radhakrishnan was awarded the Bharat Ratna.
• Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was India’s first Vice President and an influential teacher, who played a vital role in enhancing India’s educational system.
• He was born in 1882, in a town called Tirutani in Andhra Pradesh.
• He believed that the study of Indian philosophy and its interpretation in western terms would cast off imperial inferiority complex and give countrymen a new sense of esteem.
• Dr Radhakrishnan was ambassador to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) from 1949 to 1952 and became Vice President of India from 1952 and in 1962, he choosen as the second President of India.
• In order to celebrate his esteemed position, his students suggested that his birthday to be celebrated as ‘Radhakrishnan Day’. However, he declined this move and suggested that instead of celebrating his birthday, it would be my proud priviledge if September 5 is observed as Teachers’ Day.
• He passed away on April 17, 1975.
Awards
• He has been nominated several times for the Nobel Peace Prize.
• He was awarded India’s highest civilian honour, the Bharat Ratna in 1954 and the British Order of Merit in 1963.
We salutes the teachers who nurture curiosity, encourage scientific thinking and inspire young minds to explore, innovate and contribute to the nation’s progress.
From classrooms to laboratories, their guidance lays the foundation for a future driven by knowledge, research and discovery.
"एक किताब, एक कलम, एक बच्चा और एक शिक्षक दुनिया को बदल सकता है।"
September 5 is the birth anniversary of former President Radhakrishnan he was a eminent educationist and great philosopher of Indian culture.
Tributes to Dr. S. Radhakrishnan on Tecaher’s Day.
We all know him as a distinguished teacher, scholar and visionary but did you know that he also served as India‘s 2nd Ambassador to Russia between 1949-1952.
- Radhakrishnan was nominated for the Nobel Prize 27 times In the year 1954 Radhakrishnan was awarded the Bharat Ratna.
• Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was India’s first Vice President and an influential teacher, who played a vital role in enhancing India’s educational system.
• He was born in 1882, in a town called Tirutani in Andhra Pradesh.
• He believed that the study of Indian philosophy and its interpretation in western terms would cast off imperial inferiority complex and give countrymen a new sense of esteem.
• Dr Radhakrishnan was ambassador to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) from 1949 to 1952 and became Vice President of India from 1952 and in 1962, he choosen as the second President of India.
• In order to celebrate his esteemed position, his students suggested that his birthday to be celebrated as ‘Radhakrishnan Day’. However, he declined this move and suggested that instead of celebrating his birthday, it would be my proud priviledge if September 5 is observed as Teachers’ Day.
• He passed away on April 17, 1975.
Awards
• He has been nominated several times for the Nobel Peace Prize.
• He was awarded India’s highest civilian honour, the Bharat Ratna in 1954 and the British Order of Merit in 1963.
The Hindu: 5/9/26
1) ISRO launches advanced imaging satellite: page 1
2) warning on warming: page 6
3) The gulf is calling: page 6
4) NCPCR campaign: page 8
5) emergency forecasting of weather: page 8
6) Belgian port : page 9
7) Thermal sector: page 11
8) UN convention on the law : page 12
The Indian Express: 5/9/26
1) GSLV tags naughty boy tag : page 1
2) Corps commander : page 1
3) Jobs to inflation: page 11
4) Beyond GDP : page 12
5) Focus on the children: page 13
1) ISRO launches advanced imaging satellite: page 1
2) warning on warming: page 6
3) The gulf is calling: page 6
4) NCPCR campaign: page 8
5) emergency forecasting of weather: page 8
6) Belgian port : page 9
7) Thermal sector: page 11
8) UN convention on the law : page 12
The Indian Express: 5/9/26
1) GSLV tags naughty boy tag : page 1
2) Corps commander : page 1
3) Jobs to inflation: page 11
4) Beyond GDP : page 12
5) Focus on the children: page 13
Standard world maps just lost a massive vote at the United Nations | India joined 163 other nations in the 193-member UN General Assembly to vote in favour of a Togo-sponsored resolution on behalf of the African Group titled "'Correct the map': rebalancing global cartographic representation and promoting equitable representation of the world’s regions, particularly Africa", which was adopted with 164 votes to seek accurate and equitable representations of the world, while the United States voted against it and six countries, Estonia, Georgia, Lithuania, Moldova, Serbia, and Ukraine, abstained.
Source : Various news agencies
Source : Various news agencies
The Hindu: 6/9/26
1) Glacial collapse: page 1
2) Voter list shrink over 15% since 2004 : page 1
3) PM urges teachers to address screen time : page 9
4) The dilemma over treatment: page 10
5) Dragonflies are bellwethers of Earth’s ecosystem: page 13
6) The house of multilaterals : page 16
7) An icon of modern warfare : page 15
The Indian Express: 6/9/26
1) Census in four poll bound states to begin on Dec 1 : page 5
2) Bihar makes consent mandatory for CBI to probe : page 7
3) GIFT city : page 11
1) Glacial collapse: page 1
2) Voter list shrink over 15% since 2004 : page 1
3) PM urges teachers to address screen time : page 9
4) The dilemma over treatment: page 10
5) Dragonflies are bellwethers of Earth’s ecosystem: page 13
6) The house of multilaterals : page 16
7) An icon of modern warfare : page 15
The Indian Express: 6/9/26
1) Census in four poll bound states to begin on Dec 1 : page 5
2) Bihar makes consent mandatory for CBI to probe : page 7
3) GIFT city : page 11
The Hindu: 7/9/26
1) India, China hold military talks : page 1
2) Judicial integrity : page 6
3) The political cost of UCT schemes: page 7
4) ISRO's role : page 12
5) Road map ready to make India drug free : page 12
6) As yoga and Ayurveda: page 12
7) Sulphuric acid : not so deadly: page 18
The Indian Express: 7/9/26
1) India, China Corps commanders hold talks at LAC meeting: page 1
2) Aiming for drug free India: page 5
3) Moscow- Kyiv to Delhi: page 8
4) GDP debate: page 9
5) OPEC+ : page 10
6) Rajghat artefacts: page 11
1) India, China hold military talks : page 1
2) Judicial integrity : page 6
3) The political cost of UCT schemes: page 7
4) ISRO's role : page 12
5) Road map ready to make India drug free : page 12
6) As yoga and Ayurveda: page 12
7) Sulphuric acid : not so deadly: page 18
The Indian Express: 7/9/26
1) India, China Corps commanders hold talks at LAC meeting: page 1
2) Aiming for drug free India: page 5
3) Moscow- Kyiv to Delhi: page 8
4) GDP debate: page 9
5) OPEC+ : page 10
6) Rajghat artefacts: page 11
The Hindu: 8/9/26
1) Central institute develops app : page 6
2) Natural partners : page 8
3) India's opportunity to put BRICS : page 8
4) Are nicotine pouches beyond the law ?: page 10
5) Arunachal and Aksai Chinshow between claim lines : page 12
6) Quota will put more women in political leadership: page 13
7) In a first, alternative fuel : page 15
8) India can cut steel emission: page 20
The Indian Express: 8/9/26
1) DAC approves acquisition proposals: page 9
2) Conscious AI and ethics : page 10
3) ISRO : page 12
4) Fading alphabets: page 13
5) Why SEBI is reassessing derivatives settlement: page 15
1) Central institute develops app : page 6
2) Natural partners : page 8
3) India's opportunity to put BRICS : page 8
4) Are nicotine pouches beyond the law ?: page 10
5) Arunachal and Aksai Chinshow between claim lines : page 12
6) Quota will put more women in political leadership: page 13
7) In a first, alternative fuel : page 15
8) India can cut steel emission: page 20
The Indian Express: 8/9/26
1) DAC approves acquisition proposals: page 9
2) Conscious AI and ethics : page 10
3) ISRO : page 12
4) Fading alphabets: page 13
5) Why SEBI is reassessing derivatives settlement: page 15
The Hindu: 10/9/26
1) Ray of hope : page 6
2) India has to act on its sugar problem:page 7
3) Trade between BRICS countries: page 7
4) Ex - officials flag : page 10
5) Pollution from open waste burning: page 10
6) ESA and ISRO : page 12
7) How Scientists are using menstrual blood in osteoarthritis treatment: page 18
The Indian Express: 10/9/26
1) West Asia is on boil : page 1
2) Freedom of navigation : page 2
3) At BRICS, India's task is to keep the Ukraine peace process moving : page 10
4) SIR violates : page 11
5) Matta infra cos may get easier: page 13
6) Producer price and double inflation: page 13
7) Egg, Chicken ,milk prices : page 13
1) Ray of hope : page 6
2) India has to act on its sugar problem:page 7
3) Trade between BRICS countries: page 7
4) Ex - officials flag : page 10
5) Pollution from open waste burning: page 10
6) ESA and ISRO : page 12
7) How Scientists are using menstrual blood in osteoarthritis treatment: page 18
The Indian Express: 10/9/26
1) West Asia is on boil : page 1
2) Freedom of navigation : page 2
3) At BRICS, India's task is to keep the Ukraine peace process moving : page 10
4) SIR violates : page 11
5) Matta infra cos may get easier: page 13
6) Producer price and double inflation: page 13
7) Egg, Chicken ,milk prices : page 13
The Hindu: 11/sep/26
1) Rude lessons: page 10
2) Should the use of Gen AI be banned : page 11
3) How should RUPPs be regulated : page 12
4) India, US armies commence bilateral exercise: page 16
5) India's 2026 oil demand: page 17
The Indian Express: 11/9/26
1) Xi will attend BRICS summit: page 1
2) Court protect space: page 12
3) Forget BRICS look west : page 13
4) Bridge for India : page 13
5) mercury may be shrinking : page 14
6) Bihar flooded : page 16
7) Fresh green card hurdle : page 16
1) Rude lessons: page 10
2) Should the use of Gen AI be banned : page 11
3) How should RUPPs be regulated : page 12
4) India, US armies commence bilateral exercise: page 16
5) India's 2026 oil demand: page 17
The Indian Express: 11/9/26
1) Xi will attend BRICS summit: page 1
2) Court protect space: page 12
3) Forget BRICS look west : page 13
4) Bridge for India : page 13
5) mercury may be shrinking : page 14
6) Bihar flooded : page 16
7) Fresh green card hurdle : page 16
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