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Evening News Bulletin Aired on News On AIR

The Evening News bulletin was broadcast on News On AIR.

Haryana Slaps Crores in Pollution Fines, Files Cases but Fails to Recover Money

Authorities in Haryana have imposed fines running into crores of rupees on polluting units and filed prosecutions, yet recovery of the imposed penalties remains low.

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The New Indian Express editorial warns safety net riddled with gaps

The New Indian Express published an editorial titled “A safety net with too many holes”, highlighting perceived shortcomings in existing safety‑net measures.

Nationwide Bank Strike Postponed After Late‑Night Talks

India’s planned nationwide bank strike from 28‑30 September has been called off after negotiations between bank unions and the Indian Banks Association.

1881 Census Redrew India’s Social Map, Cementing Caste and Community Identities

The 1881 Census of India introduced a systematic classification of caste, religion and occupation that continues to shape India’s social and political landscape.

Gill's 110 and Kohli-Kuldeep Boost India to Victory

Shubman Gill scored a century and remarked he should have finished the innings stronger, while Virat Kohli and Kuldeep Yadav's contributions helped India secure a win.

Four Dead, Thirteen Rescued After Under-Construction Building Collapses in Haryana

A three-storey under-construction building collapsed in Haryana, resulting in four deaths. Thirteen people were rescued from the debris.

Tribal Communities Reject New Mining Drive in Odisha’s Niyamgiri Hills

Tribal groups in the Niyamgiri hills of Odisha have pledged to block a renewed push for mining in the area.

Amar Ujala Releases Daily News Bulletin for 28 September

Amar Ujala has published its daily news bulletin for 28 September, covering national, international, sports, entertainment, technology, education, and economic updates.

Faye D’Souza urges journalists to prioritize accuracy over speed

Veteran news anchor Faye D’Souza told the Assam Tribune that journalism should be about getting the story right, not about being the first to publish.