FSSAI Finds 3.7 Tonnes Of Expired Infant Food At Bengaluru Firm
FSSAIs Bengaluru inspection uncovered misbranded infant food and 3.7 tonnes of expired stock, triggering seizure, destruction and legal proceedings.
Raghav Chadha Alleges AAP Vendetta After His Name Marked
Raghav Chadha alleges AAP vendetta after his Punjab voter entry is marked permanently shifted during SIR.
Delhi Sees 90 Dengue Cases In August As Infections Rise; MCD Tally Reaches 311
Delhi recorded its highest monthly dengue count of 2026 in August, while conflicting government figures raise questions about the true scale of infections.
PayPal India Layoffs: Payments Giant Restructures Workforce Amid Global Job Cuts
PayPals latest India restructuring is raising fresh questions about job security, AI-driven efficiency and the future of tech employment.
Meet Suneel Lodhi: The Voice Behind
A visually impaired singer from Sagar went from performing Bundeli bhajans with a tambura to recording for Hanuman Ansh after his viral song crossed 29 million views.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Announces Olympic City
Tamil Nadu plans an integrated Olympic training hub and a separate motorsports city designed to host major races and nurture young talent.
Odisha Eases PUCC Penalties After Backlash; New Fines Start at
Odisha replaces its 10,000 flat PUCC penalty with vehicle-wise fines after sustained public criticism.
US Government Backs OpenAI in Copyright Fight: What It Means For AI And Creators
The US governments latest move backing OpenAI could reshape how AI companies use copyrighted content.
Bade Babus Orders? TMC Alleges BJP Hand After Masked Men Ransack Abhishek Banerjees Office
Six people detained after masked men allegedly ransacked the TMC office, triggering fresh political confrontation.
From Invisible Workers To Climate Champions: 42,000 Waste Pickers Recognised Under UN Project
Once invisible, 42,000 waste pickers are now being recognised for their crucial role in climate action.
New York City Bans Student AI Use Through 8th Grade, Allows Limited High School Access
New York City prioritises human learning, restricting AI for younger students while teaching older pupils responsible use.
Why Did Unacademy Sell To upGrad After Building One Of India
Unacademy had 900 crore in cash and could continue independently. So, what convinced its founders to choose upGrad instead?
Cockroach Allegedly Spotted On Dessert Plate At Barbeque Nation In Virar; FSSAI Responds
A Virar diner alleged spotting a cockroach on a dessert plate during his birthday dinner, prompting FSSAI to seek a formal complaint.
Trump Strait? Trump Claims US Control of Hormuz as Iran War Intensifies
Trump links proposed renaming to US control as Iran tensions threaten shipping and global energy supplies.
Not Charity: Nepal Seeks Climate Compensation From India, China, US After Floods Kill Over 1000
Nepal is seeking climate compensation from major emitters after catastrophic floods killed over 1,100 people and left thousands missing.
Tamil Nadu Bans Camera Phones In 52 Temples; Devotees Must Pay
Camera-enabled phones must be deposited for 5 at designated counters, while basic phones without cameras remain allowed.
How Bikaner Artisans Craft Eco-Friendly Ganesh Idols Using Cow Dung Ahead Of Ganesh Utsav
Ahead of Ganesh Utsav and Janmashtami, Bikaner artisans are transforming cow dung into handcrafted idols while exploring more eco-conscious festive celebrations.
A Beed family celebrated the birth of Gargi, reportedly its first girl in four generations, with a grand chariot procession.
IFS S. Deepika Is Reclaiming 1,500 Hectares Of Mining Land While Planting 30 Lakh+ Trees
IFS officer S. Deepika is transforming coal-mine landscapes across Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra through plantations and community participation.
GoPro is Being Sold For $285 Million: What Happens To The Iconic Camera Brand Now?
GoPros $285 million deal could reshape the iconic camera maker, taking it beyond action cameras into AI infrastructure and optical technology.
A minor cash shortfall reported by the RBI uncovers an alleged multi-state racket where genuine bank reserves were systematically replaced with 17 crore in counterfeit 500 notes.
7-Year-Old Girl Dies After Chloroquine Dose in Andhra Village, 50+ Fall Ill; CM Orders Probe
Seven-year-old Jamuna died while 53 villagers fell ill after chloroquine was distributed during malaria prevention.
John Ternus is taking Apples top job with a multimillion-dollar package, but how does his pay stack up against Tim Cooks?
At 96, Bhimavva Shillekyathara Receives Padma Shri For Keeping Karnataka
After more than seven decades and 20,000 performances, Bhimavva Shillekyatharas Padma Shri honours her lifelong fight to preserve Karnatakas traditional Togalu Gombeyaata.
JioHotstar is taking Indian entertainment beyond borders, launching across three countries.
Bihar has issued a public health advisory after unfamiliar fish swept in by Nepal floodwaters reportedly made some people ill.
From 1994 to AVM: How Shakti Sharma Became India
Shakti Sharma has become the first non-medical woman officer to attain AVM rank.
UFBU announces September strikes over five-day banking, revised PLI scheme and unresolved employee demands nationwide.
How Nepal Reversed Deforestation Through Community Forestry and Ancient Spiritual Wisdom
By empowering local community forest user groups and drawing upon an ancient spiritual ethos of oneness with nature, Nepal reversed decades of severe deforestation, nearly doubling its forest cover to over 45%.
CM Vijay Opens Mettur Dam, Releases Cauvery Water For Delta Irrigation
Vijay releases Cauvery water for delta farms, but farmers worry 45 days won't sustain Samba cultivation.
Oil Price Jumps After Fresh US-Iran Strikes as Tanker Attacks Raise Strait of Hormuz Fears
Fresh US-Iran strikes and tanker attacks threaten vital oil flows, raising global supply and inflation concerns.
Chirag Paswan Receives Death Threat In Anonymous Letter, Mentions
Anonymous letter threatens Chirag Paswan, prompting urgent probe and review of his existing security cover.
At Least 2 K!lled, 2 M!ssing, Around 20,000 Affected As UP Floods Worsen; Ganga Crosses D
Severe monsoon flooding across Uttar Pradesh has claimed two lives, left two teenagers missing, and disrupted thousands of riverside households as major rivers breach warning levels.
Indian Among 12 Killed in Russian Strikes on Ukraine; Zelenskyy
Gujarat man dies in Russian attack as another Indian is injured amid escalating strikes across Ukraine.
Kolkata Police, Fire Officials Inspect Abhishek Banerjee
Fire officials flag six safety lapses at Banerjees office days after a heated billboard removal clash.
Dentsu Offices Searched Across Four Cities In Fresh Income Tax Investigation
Income Tax searches at Dentsu offices across four cities raise questions, but key details remain undisclosed.
You Only Want to Spend Money: Bengaluru Minister Slams GBA Over Defunct Streetlights
Bengaluru minister questions civic spending after 140 of 222 streetlights fail on key central road.
Maharashtra FDA Suspends Blinkit Licence, Shuts 2 Mumbai Eateries Over Hygiene Violations
Maharashtra FDA suspended Blinkits Akola food licence and acted against two Mumbai eateries after inspections uncovered serious hygiene and food-safety violations.
Whatfix Co-Founder And CEO Khadim Batti Passes Away, Leaving Behind A Lasting SaaS Legacy
Whatfix co-founder Khadim Battis passing marks the loss of a prominent voice in Indias SaaS ecosystem.
Pandit Jeevraj Shrimali Spent 10 Years Reviving Jodhpur
For nearly a decade, Pandit Jeevraj Shrimali has combined religious awareness, waste management and community action to protect Jodhpurs polluted ponds.
Jet Fuel Prices Rise 5.46% To Rs 121.28/Litre: How Will This Impact Flight Ticket Prices?
ATF prices have risen for the second consecutive month, increasing airline costs and potentially putting pressure on domestic airfares.
IAS Divya Mittal Resigns After 13 Remarkable Years In Public Service
The IIT-IIM graduate who left a London finance career for the IAS is stepping away after 13 years of public service, including bringing piped water to 125 homes in a Mirzapur village.
Former West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee
Bristy Mukherjee was found dead at her Birbhum home as police investigate, while family members cited depression and job loss.
India Rejects Hague Ruling: What It Means For Indus Waters Treaty
India rejected a Hague ruling upholding the Indus Waters Treaty. What does this legal standoff mean for water, projects and Pakistan?
Indian Pilgrims Lost All Hope In Nepal Floods As One Woman
A saree became an improvised lifeline as 21 Tamil Nadu pilgrims escaped Nepals devastating flash floods.
Medical interns across J&K have begun an indefinite strike, demanding a 30,000 stipend over long hours and years of delayed revisions.
CJP Withdraws September 5 India Gate March Following Centre
CJP withdraws Delhi march after Centre assures action on FIRs against student protesters through Supreme Court proceedings.
Mamaearth Enters ChatGPT Ads As AI Quietly Changes How Indians Discover Brands
Mamaearth is entering a new advertising frontier as ChatGPT transforms how consumers discover, compare and consider products.
Karnatakas food safety department seized around Rs 5.99 lakh worth of products after finding expired food, mislabelling and unhygienic conditions during inspections.
People of Purpose: How Ramesh Swamy
Ramesh Swamy, founder of SGBS Unnati Foundation, reveals how a 35-day vocational and life-skills training program lifts entire families above the poverty line, creating sustainable, generational change for India's underprivileged youth.
In Manipur, IAS Officer Armstrong Pame Raised
After government funding failed to materialise, Armstrong Pame mobilised 40 lakh and community support to build a 100-km road connecting remote Manipur with Assam and Nagaland.
Bihar, Jharkhand Sign Pact To End 25-Year Sone River Water Dispute: Here
Bihar and Jharkhand have formally settled their long-running Sone River water dispute, paving the way for irrigation and water infrastructure projects in both states.
Mumbai Auto, Taxi Fares Raised; New Rates And Meter Rules Explained For Commuters
Mumbai commuters now pay higher auto-taxi fares, while drivers get three months to recalibrate meters.
India Defies Global Headwinds With 7.8% GDP Growth, PM Modi Welcomes Strong Performance
India beats growth expectations as Modi hails resilience, while Opposition questions whether households feel its benefits.
Laxuman Adhikari Makes History, Wins Sikkim
Adhikaris historic bronze and two national qualifications mark a breakthrough for Sikkims emerging shooting programme
Havas Media Network India Elevates Rohan Chincholi To Chief Client And AI Officer
Havas Media Network India has given Rohan Chincholi a new AI-focused mandate, but what shaped his journey to this role?
IndiGo Flight 6E 2102 Returns to Goa After Engine Issue on Delhi-Bound Flight
IndiGo flight 6E 2102 returned safely to Goa after an engine issue triggered emergency procedures.
Air India Express Flight Makes Emergency Landing In Ahmedabad After
An Air India Express flight from Dammam to Delhi was diverted to Ahmedabad after a crew member found a tissue bearing the word BOMB, but security teams found nothing suspicious.
US-Iran Peace Deal: How A Near-End To The War Turned Into Conflict Again
The US and Iran were inches from peace. Then one unresolved dispute changed everything.
Lionel Messi Retires From International Football: From A Teenage Debut To A Record-Breaking Legacy
Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from international football after 207 matches, departing with peace, pride, and an unforgettable legacy of resilience and silverware.
Africa Turns To Asia For Diesel As Middle East Supply Falls To Nine-Year Low
Africa is turning to Asia for diesel as Middle Eastern supplies plunge, reshaping global fuel flows and boosting Asian exports.
Ankur Bhattacharjee Wins Maiden WTT Singles Title, Completes Gold Double With Akash Pal In Czechia
Bhattacharjee beats Deni Kozul after a comeback, completing a memorable singles-doubles title triumph in Czechia
Indian Rescue Team Sets Up Safety Ropes As Search Deepens In Nepal
Indian and Nepali rescuers push deeper into dangerous tunnels as the search for workers continues
Kshamata founder Bharathy Tahiliani helps survivors of trafficking rebuild dignity, independence, and pathways towards social reintegration.
Indian Skippers Win Double Dutch Gold in China, Team India Bags 42 Medals
Indian athletes have delivered a remarkable performance at an international jump rope championship in China, winning gold in the highly competitive Double Dutch Pairs Freestyle category. Their routine combined speed, precision, complex footwork and acrobatic movements, earning them the top position in a discipline that demands exceptional coordination and stamina. The achievement was part of []
Nepal Floods: Little Boy Carries Younger Sister in Search of Missing Parents
Fact-check traces viral footage to Vietnam as Nepals floods leave thousands of children needing urgent assistance.
A17-Year-Old From Uttar Pradesh Built a Dust-Free Thresher, Then Took Her Innovation to Tokyo
A teenager from rural Barabanki turned the dust affecting her school into a low-cost invention that earned national recognition and took her to Japan.
Bengaluru Woman Alleges Live Caterpillar In Paris Panini Food; Founder Responds
A Bengaluru woman says she found a live caterpillar in food ordered from Paris Panini, prompting hygiene concerns and a public response from founder Nicolas Grossemy.
At Least 5 Killed, Several Injured After Massive Blast At Firecracker Factory In UP
A powerful explosion at a firecracker manufacturing unit near the Kaushambi-Prayagraj border damaged nearby houses, prompting a major rescue operation.
Age Is Just A Number: Mumbais Shivani Mehrotra Climbs Europes Highest Peak at 43
Shivani Mehrotra scaled Mount Elbrus on Independence Day after years of training.
Deepti Sharma Scripts History, Becomes Women
Deepti Sharma reached 171 Womens T20I wickets as India defeated Thailand by 94 runs.
Rooted in Purpose: How IT Professionals Ankur and Rashmi Built Tuhi Farms in Kanpur
Leaving corporate careers at Flipkart, SAP, and IBM in Bengaluru, Ankur and Rashmi Sachan returned to Kanpur during the pandemic to establish Tuhi Farms, a 5.5-acre chemical-free agroforestry model growing over 30 crop varieties.
2 Frankfurt Airport Workers Die Of Malaria After
Six Frankfurt Airport workers contracted rare airport malaria, with two dying, after an infected mosquito was suspected to have arrived on an aircraft.
HDFC Bank CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan To Exit In October, Succession Race Now Begins
HDFC Banks CEO is stepping down in October, triggering a crucial succession battle as investors watch what comes next.
Nepal Headteacher Saves 900+ Students From Deadly Flash Flood, Evacuates School To Higher Ground
A Nepal principal acted on urgent warnings, moving 1,643 children uphill before floodwaters destroyed their school.
People of Purpose: From One Child to 500 Children, Prerna Kaushik
After seeing school access fail to translate into opportunity, Prerna Kaushik built an education ecosystem supporting around 500 children.
FIR Registered Against Rahul Gandhi Over His
Rahul Gandhi faces FIR after calling Haldwani ritual untouchability, escalating Congress-BJP clash over caste.
TG SAFE found multiple food safety and hygiene lapses at seven Hyderabad restaurants, issued seven notices and sent 11 samples for testing.
Dayananda Sagar Hostel Protest: Girls Protest Over Wi-Fi, Hot Water And Drinking Water Concerns
Students allege month-long Wi-Fi disruption, unreliable water and poor hygiene despite paying substantial hostel fees.
The Supreme Court has declined to restrict CJPs September 5 march, leaving Delhi authorities responsible for maintaining law and order.
Sadhguru Proposes Five-Nation Himalayan Board, Pledges
Sadhguru has proposed a five-nation Himalayan Board for disaster preparedness while pledging 1 crore to Nepals flood relief efforts.
FSSAI Stops Everest, Laljee Godhoo Hing Sales Over Sub-Standard Products and Misbranding
FSSAI has prohibited the sale of compounded hing from Everest and Laljee Godhoo after laboratory tests found serious deviations from prescribed quality standards.
India Deploys New Fertiliser Tracking Tool To Spot Shortages Before Farmers Feel The Impact
A new government tool is tracking fertiliser supplies nationwide, aiming to spot shortages before they reach farmers.
A 16-year-old Mainpuri student was allegedly assaulted after boarding an empty sleeper bus for help during heavy rain.
3-Year-Old Allegedly Tied to Chair for Hours, Beaten at Delhi Playschool; Attendant Arrested
CCTV allegedly captures repeated abuse after parents notice bruises, behavioural changes and severe ear injuries.
Nearly 800 Killed In Nepal Floods; 32 Injured As Bus Carrying Evacuees Crashes In Nawalparasi
Rescuers battle rising waters and buried hydropower tunnels as families desperately await news of loved ones.
UPI Is Coming To Uzbekistan Within A Year: What Indians Need To Know About Paying Abroad
India and Uzbekistan are deepening digital and economic ties, with UPI interoperability expected within a year alongside a $5-billion trade target by 2030.
Tamil Nadu TVK Government: Free UG Tuition For Muslim Women, Major Welfare Push For Minorities
TVK government targets minority education, employment and community development through a wide-ranging welfare package across Tamil Nadu.
TIME100 AI 2026: Arvind Krishna, Utkarsh Saxena, Anima Anandkumar Among 10 Indians Shaping AI
From IBMs boardroom to Indian courtrooms, these 10 Indian and Indian-origin voices are shaping how artificial intelligence evolves worldwide.
Nepal Faces Fresh Flood Threat As Bhotekoshi River Rises, Days After Catastrophic Floods Kill 788
Fresh flood warnings have deepened fears in devastated Nepal as rising Bhotekoshi waters threaten communities still searching for thousands missing.
