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Student protests, DMK arrest and cyclone alert

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Jamia Millia Islamia students continue protests; police detain demonstrators and university orders union polls

Students at Jamia Millia Islamia continued protests over student union elections and related demands, and police detained several demonstrators, according to multiple reports. The university later accepted some demands and announced union polls within 15 days of constitution approval, reports said.

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Centrist outlets report the protests, detentions and election announcement while noting Congress and alumni support, whereas left-leaning outlets highlight the detentions, students' demands and the university's concessions.

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Tamil Nadu police arrest former DMK minister Anbil Mahesh in Rs 100-crore private schools case

Police in Chennai arrested former Tamil Nadu school education minister and DMK leader Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi in connection with an alleged Rs 100-crore private schools approvals case. Reports said the Madras High Court had rejected his anticipatory bail plea and the case has become a political flashpoint between the ruling TVK government and the opposition DMK.

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Right-leaning outlets profile the former minister around the alleged case, centrist outlets report the arrest and bail rejection factually, and left-leaning outlets frame it as a corruption scam.

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Cyclone Arnab approaches Andhra Pradesh coast; authorities plan evacuations and cancel trains

Cyclone Arnab is expected to make landfall on the Andhra Pradesh coast on October 28, prompting alerts, school holidays and train cancellations, according to reports. Authorities are evacuating people from vulnerable areas, with figures ranging from about 89,000 already moved in Kakinada to a planned evacuation of up to 5.7 lakh.

Only centrist outlets had covered this when we looked.

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Supreme Court issues notices over SIR voter deletions; reports flag deletion concerns

The Supreme Court issued notices to the Election Commission and the Centre on pleas challenging voter deletions under the Special Intensive Revision, including in Maharashtra, and posted the matter before final rolls are published. Reports also said Karnataka poll officials sought deletions of 61,000 voters without citing reasons, while the court said deleted voters could submit Form 6 without prosecution.

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Centrist outlets report the Supreme Court's notices and hearing schedule, while left-leaning outlets add emphasis on the scale and process of deletions and assurances that deleted voters can reapply without prosecution.

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7 outletsJamia Millia Islamia students continue protests; police detain demonstrators and university orders union polls
8 outletsTamil Nadu police arrest former DMK minister Anbil Mahesh in Rs 100-crore private schools…
3 outletsCyclone Arnab approaches Andhra Pradesh coast; authorities plan evacuations and cancel trains
5 outletsSupreme Court issues notices over SIR voter deletions; reports flag deletion concerns
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Student protests, DMK arrest and cyclone alert (Oct 26th, Evening Digest)

Student protests, DMK arrest and cyclone alert: 4 stories from 14 Indian outlets, with where the left, centre and right stand on each.

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