February 3, 2026

Kolkata Students Prefer Social Media Over Books, Survey Reveals

A survey in Kolkata shows most students read books only occasionally but spend over two hours daily on social media. While the Kolkata Book Fair draws 25 lakh visitors, reading habits among youth are slipping in the digital age.

February 3, 2026

Supreme Court Upholds Kerala PSC's Use of Higher Qualifications for Nurse Recruitment

The Supreme Court rejected an appeal challenging Kerala PSC’s decision to accept higher qualifications than prescribed for Junior Public Health Nurse posts. The court supported earlier High Court and tribunal rulings favoring candidates with higher nursing diplomas over basic certificates, clearing the way for ongoing and future recruitments.

February 3, 2026

Foxconn’s Devanahalli Unit Notices for Property Tax Dues, Faces Local Protest Threat

Foxconn’s large Devanahalli plant has been served a notice over unpaid property tax on its buildings. The Koyira Gram Panchayat says Foxconn hasn’t submitted details of its built-up area even after two years. Locals allege broken job promises and unpaid taxes. Foxconn has until February 7 to respond or face protests.

February 2, 2026

Fake Form 7s Filed to Delete Voter Names in Rajasthan's Barmer Villages

Hundreds of fake Form 7 applications seeking voter deletion surfaced in Barmer's villages. BJP workers deny signing forms, causing local outrage and confusion.

February 2, 2026

New Web Tool Turns Epstein Emails into a Gmail-Style Inbox for Easy Browsing

Jmail presents Jeffrey Epstein emails in a familiar Gmail interface, transforming confusing document dumps into a user-friendly, searchable archive. Created by Riley Walz and Luke Igel, the project aims to make public records more accessible without revealing new information.