At 23, Krishna Turned a Broken Air Force Dream into a Mission to Educate 100 Children in Rajasthan
After an accident ended his Air Force dream, 23-year-old Krishna chose education, teaching around 100 children in his Rajasthan village.
For 18 years, Mahesh Jadhavs Mahesh Foundation has supported vulnerable children and families through education, healthcare, livelihoods and community programmes.
How One Man Transformed Bharipada, Maharashtra, Through Community-Led Conservation
Through community-led forest and water conservation, Chaitram helped revive Bharipadas environment, agriculture, livelihoods and tribal self-reliance.
What began with two neighbours cleaning Versova Beach grew into a citizen-led movement tackling plastic pollution and marine waste.
At Least 8 Dead, 12 Hospitalised After Consuming Illicit Liquor in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh
Suspected spurious liquor has killed at least eight people and left 12 hospitalised in Sagar.
Born without sight, Vaikom Vijayalakshmi turned her lifelong love for music into a celebrated career.
Australia eyes new space deals with India as startups and investment reshape the country's commercial space industry.
Ladakh Leaders Warn of Bigger Agitation If September 9 MHA Talks Fail
Ladakhs political groups have deferred a planned march ahead of September 9 talks with the Centre, but warn of intensified agitation if long-pending demands remain unresolved.
UP Launches UPCOS For 3.5 Lakh Outsourced Workers, Promises Timely Salaries, EPF And Job Protection
Uttar Pradesh has launched UPCOS to bring recruitment, salaries, social security and grievances of 3.5 lakh outsourced workers under one transparent system.
Bhardwaj was arrested after CJP supporters protested for action over the alleged assault, with police invoking SC/ST Act provisions.
Meet The Educators Transforming India, Honoured With National Teachers Awards 2026
From empowering tribal students and children with disabilities to discovering asteroid candidates, these 82 educators are reshaping Indias classrooms through innovation, empathy and dedication.
Fresh Delhi rains trigger airline advisories as waterlogging and Fridays disruptions threaten weekend travel plans.
Pakistani LeT Commander Yasir Killed In Yousmarg Encounter; Probe Into His Terror Network Underway
Pakistani LeT commander Yasir was killed in Budgam as agencies probe his alleged terror links.
Swatantra Bhardwaj, Accused In Jantar Mantar Assault Case, Sent To 1-Day Police Custody : Reports
Bhardwaj was reportedly arrested in Uttar Pradesh over the alleged assault on Sanjay Azad during a June Jantar Mantar protest.
Shuttler Duo Satwik-Chirag Knock Out Denmark
Satwik-Chirag defeated Kim Astrup and Anders Skaarup Rasmussen in three games.
Air India Loses All Hydraulic Systems at 36,000 Feet, Triggers Altitude Upset
Air India flight briefly lost all three hydraulic systems at altitude, injuring 24 passengers and crew.
Little UP Boy Gives Piggy Bank Savings to District Magistrate for Nepal Flood Victims
After seeing images of Nepals flood devastation, Alfaz Sheikh chose to donate his carefully saved money.
Seven engineering students were among eight killed when their car crashed into a parked lorry in Thrissur.
KMC Seizes 500 Kg Meat, Fish From Kolkata
Kolkatas civic food-safety team seized around 500 kg of chicken and fish from Big Boss, while the restaurant said it was only four days stock.
Budgam Encounter: 1 Terrorist Killed After Gunfight In High-Altitude Forests
ne terrorist was killed in Budgam as security forces continued searching for others across rugged forests.
7-Year-Old Environmentalist Roohi Mohazzab Meets Vice President, Shares Vision For Climate Action
Seven-year-old environmentalist Roohi Mohazzab met Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan and shared her vision for children-led climate action, conservation and peace.
Nashik Tribal Students End Hunger Strike, Sit-In Protest To Continue
Students end hunger strike after talks, but continue sit-in seeking safety, jobs and tribal rights.
Digital Circle India launches with a media-led approach to help brands build stronger digital authority and credibility.
Finding the quiet | Prateek Kuhad's new album 'Full Moon Chamber'
Finding the quiet | Prateek Kuhad's new album 'Full Moon Chamber'
Ode to unproductivity | Ankur Tewari's 'Mr. Faarigh'
Ode to unproductivity | Ankur Tewari's 'Mr. Faarigh'
Carving her path | Anjali Patil in 'Selvi'
Carving her path | Anjali Patil in 'Selvi'
Royal revival | Vadodara's Kirti Mandir restoration
Royal revival | Vadodara's Kirti Mandir restoration
Art and inheritance | 'Women on the Edge of Time' exhibition @ Vadehra Art Gallery, Delhi
Art and inheritance | 'Women on the Edge of Time' exhibition @ Vadehra Art Gallery, Delhi
Meaning in metal | Ashiesh Shah's 'Taamr' @ Carpenters Workshop Gallery in London
Meaning in metal | Ashiesh Shah's 'Taamr' @ Carpenters Workshop Gallery in London
Talking to her own image | Sandip Roy's 'Chapal Rani'
Talking to her own image | Sandip Roy's 'Chapal Rani'
Nepal Denies Seeking Climate Compensation From India, China, US After Floods Kill 1,287
Nepal says it never formally sought compensation from India, China or the US, but wants global action on climate-driven risks.
Crew Member, Passenger Questioned Over Air India Express Bomb Note After 60
A DammamDelhi Air India Express flight made an emergency landing in Ahmedabad following a lavatory bomb threat, triggering a forensic investigation that linked a crew member to the note through handwriting analysis.
9 Newborns Among 58 Patients Safely Evacuated After Fire Breaks Out At Maharashtra Hospital
Nine newborns were among 58 patients safely evacuated after a fire broke out in the NICU of Asian Hospital in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.
Nvidia To Acquire Hugging Face For $12.93 Billion In Major AI Deal
Nvidias biggest AI bet yet goes beyond chips, bringing millions of developers, models and datasets into one ecosystem.
Three brothers turned their concern over exploitation into a sustained movement combining rescue, legal support, rehabilitation and advocacy against human trafficking.
In Mumbai, This 90-Years Journey Is Keeping a 400-Year-Old Bharatanatyam Tradition Alive
For decades, Guru K. Kalyanasundaram Pillai has preserved the Thanjavur tradition through teaching, choreography and generations of disciples.
Captain Radhika Menon broke gender barriers at sea and became the first woman to receive the IMOs bravery award.
A food safety inspection at Bengalurus Chairmans Club found expired ingredients, unhygienic conditions, improper labelling and unsafe food-storage practices.
By linking conservation with livelihoods, tourism and basic services, Gajendra Narwane helped communities around Tadoba participate directly in wildlife protection.
Central Govt Offices In Delhi To Remain Closed On September 11 For BRICS Summit
The Centre announced the closure to ease security, traffic and logistical challenges as Delhi prepares to host the 18th BRICS Summit.
FSSAI Plans Curbs on High-Fat, High-Sugar, High-Salt Foods Near Schools
FSSAI is working on rules to restrict high-fat, sugar and salt foods within 50 metres of schools.
End Hunger Strike, But Continue the Fight: CJPs Abhijeet Dipke Backs Nashiks Tribal Students
CJPs Abhijeet Dipke urges Nashiks tribal students to end their fast but continue demanding accountability.
Air India Phuket-Delhi Pilot Tests Positive For Psychoactive Substance; AAIB Calls It
The AAIB has urged the DGCA to act after a confirmatory test on the Air India pilot returned positive, while investigators continue probing the flights sudden 300-foot altitude upset.
Adobe Names Anil Chakravarthy as CEO, Shantanu Narayen to Become Executive Chair
Adobe has appointed Anil Chakravarthy as its next CEO, with Shantanu Narayen becoming executive chair from December 1, 2026.
Wai Wai Maker CG Foods Under FSSAI Scanner: 32,107 Kg Stock Seized, Veg Bhujia Production Halted
FSSAI has halted CG Foods Veg Bhujia production after an Ajmer inspection flagged alleged unsafe processing, expired stock and regulatory lapses.
Study estimates 46% of farmers face acute pesticide poisoning annually, with India accounting for most deaths.
IndiGo Flight Hits Airport Guidance Pole While Parking At Srinagar Airport; All Passengers Safe
IndiGo flight 6E 225 contacted a VDGS pole while parking at Srinagar Airport, with all passengers and crew safely deboarded.
Operation Economic Outcast: Why EU Is Joining US Pressure on Iran and What It Means for India
Operation Economic Outcast explained: Why the US launched its Iran sanctions campaign and why the EU is backing it?
A consumer's complaint over an allegedly worm-infested egg prompted a Mangaluru inspection, where officials found damaged eggs and sealed the storage area for sanitisation.
A viral video featuring Pronto cleaners wearing body cameras has ignited privacy and legal concerns over turning private Indian households into training datasets for physical AI robotics.
Bikaner Congress Chief Allegedly Beaten Over Denied Ticket; Four Arrested, Main Accused Absconding
Bikaner Congress chief was allegedly assaulted amid a dispute over municipal election tickets.
Meet Ripu Daman Bevli: The Plogging Man Turning Runs Into Clean-Up Missions
From picking up litter during morning runs in Delhi to leading a nationwide plogging movement, Ripu Daman Bevli has made fitness a tool for civic responsibility.
What Happened at EC Chalo Protest? Prakash Raj Among Nearly 100 Detained
Prakash Raj and activists demand safeguards as Karnatakas SIR flags over 1.08 crore voter entries.
Mumbai, Kolkata Face Rising Seas: 14 Million People Now At Risk Across South Asia
Rising seas are putting millions at risk, but India's coastal cities still have a crucial window to prepare for what's coming.
Varanasi Faces Rising Flood Threat as Ganga Surges Past Warning Mark, Boat Services Halted
Rising Ganga prompts boat ban as Varuna flooding affects families and authorities intensify rescue preparations.
Karnataka Govt School Ceiling Collapses During Class, At Least Six Students Injured In Bagalkote
Six students were injured after a government school ceiling collapsed during classes in Karnatakas Bagalkote.
Supreme Court limits Bar Council powers after NALSAR students challenged action over their CJI convocation protest.
How Andhra Pradesh Farmers Revived Their Soil and Won the Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity
By transitioning over one million smallholder farmers to chemical-free agriculture, the Andhra Pradesh Community Managed Natural Farming (APCNF) program restored degraded soil and won the prestigious 2024 Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity.
Raymond Limited Emerges as High-Conviction Engineering Play as Aerospace, Defence Bets Gain Momentum
Raymond is shifting beyond its legacy identity as aerospace, defence and precision manufacturing bets gather momentum.
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.
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.
Retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra Has Been Appointed As Ram Temple Trust
Following a nationwide selection process, the Ram Mandir Trust has appointed decorated retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra as its first Chief Executive Officer to bring professional governance, operational discipline, and transparency to temple administration.
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.
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.
Delhi HC Protects Women From Post-Maternity Demotion, Orders
Court says women returning from maternity leave deserve equivalent roles, authority, opportunities and protection from workplace disadvantage.
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.
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.
15-Year-Old Bengaluru Mountaineer Ujaan Shivarama Summits 6,250-Metre Kang Yatse II
15-year-old Ujaan completed the gruelling Ladakh ascent despite -15C temperatures and heavy snowfall.
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.
Parle Biscuits Taps PepsiCo Veteran George Kovoor As CEO To Lead The Business
After three decades at PepsiCo, George Kovoor is taking on a new challenge at Parle, one of Indias most recognisable biscuit companies.
