People Of Purpose: Sourav Banerjee From Delhi Drives Room to Read
An architect whose rural school work changed his career, Sourav Banerjee helps Room to Read advance literacy, girls education and learning worldwide.
CAIT warns that prolonged protests in Delhi could put over 400 crore in daily business transactions at risk, threatening festive-season trade, supply chains and livelihoods.
Uttar Pradesh Govt Installs Lightning Detection Sensors In Five Districts To Save Lives
Uttar Pradesh is installing lightning-detection sensors in five districts to improve early warnings and prevent avoidable deaths.
FSSAI Moves To Prosecute Priyagold Maker Over Cattle Feed Bran In Biscuits
FSSAI has initiated prosecution proceedings against Priyagold's manufacturer, Dodla Dairy and UEIR Organic Foods over separate food safety violations.
Indian para-archers Sheetal Devi and Toman Kumar scored 1,402 points to break the compound mixed team world record, while Devi equalled the individual world record with 704 points at the 2026 Asian Para Games.
How Saathi Eco Innovations Turns Banana Waste Into Biodegradable Pads
Saathi Eco Innovations converts discarded banana tree agricultural waste into 100 percent biodegradable sanitary pads to promote sustainable menstrual hygiene.
India Wins 3 Bronze Medals At U23 Wrestling Worlds As Jaskaran, Chandermohan And Rohit Shine
Jaskaran Singh (65kg), Chandermohan (79kg) and Rohit (57kg) clinched bronze medals at the U23 World Wrestling Championships with victories in their respective medal bouts.
Mona Agarwal Clinches Record Gold, Avani Lekhara Takes Silver In Shooting At Asian Para Games
Mona Agarwal sets a new Asian Para Games record with 250 points, while Avani Lekhara wins silver to give India a memorable one-two finish in shooting.
FSSAI Issues Notices To BigBasket, Flipkart, Gemini Edibles Over Rice Bran Oil Health Claims
FSSAI has questioned cholesterol and heart-health claims made for rice bran oil and flagged a potential e-commerce licensing issue involving its manufacturer.
Bomb Threat Forces Tel Aviv-Vienna Flight To Make Emergency Landing In Bulgaria
An Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna landed safely in Sofia after a reported bomb threat, prompting a fighter jet escort and security checks.
US Secretary Marco Rubio Explains Trump
Marco Rubio says Donald Trump needs 60 days to assess the economic impact of Russia sanctions and tariffs, citing Indias energy dependence.
2 Women Die After C-Sections At Hospital In Rajasthan
Two women died following Caesarean deliveries at Kotas New Medical College Hospital within 24 hours.
Three men suspected of opening fire at Tiger Shroffs car in Mumbai have reportedly been arrested in Kota, as police investigate the attack and an unverified claim of a Lawrence Bishnoi gang link.
Tiger Shroff Escapes Mumbai Firing; Driver Injured, Bishnoi Gang Link Claimed
Tiger Shroff escaped after gunmen targeted his car in Mumbais Juhu, while police investigate an alleged gang connection.
Protests over rising living costs and deteriorating public services turned violent across France, leaving over 1,200 arrested and raising safety concerns for Indians living, studying or travelling there.
How Kushal Raj Chakravorty Left Corporate Career To Educate 10,000 Children
Former IKEA executive Kushal Raj Chakravorty left a successful global corporate career to launch Lotus Petal Foundation, empowering over 10,000 underprivileged children through holistic education.
The Congress will hold a November 1 rally at Ramlila Maidan as part of the INDIA bloc's campaign against alleged irregularities in the Election Commission's voter-roll revision process.
How Artists Dhiman Sutar And Femke van Gemert Turn Plastic Into Durga Pandal
Ballygunge 71 Palli collaborates with artists Dhiman Sutar and Femke van Gemert to turn household plastic into a Durga Puja pandal highlighting ocean conservation.
An 18-year-old engineering student died and 14 others were injured after a lighting frame collapsed during Dandiya celebrations at MVSR Engineering College.
Air India, Air India Express Suspend Flights To Jeddah, Riyadh
Air India and Air India Express have extended flight suspensions to Jeddah, Riyadh and Dammam until October 24.
Kolkata Durga Puja Stampede Updates: At Least 19 Dead, Govt Announces
Prohibitory orders under Section 163 imposed in parts of Kolkata as major Durga Puja pandals suspend entry following a stampede that killed 19 people.
At Least 13 Killed As Truck Runs Over Crowd Near Temple In Madhya Pradesh
A paddy-laden truck reportedly lost control near Sheetla Mata Temple during Navratri, killing 13 devotees and injuring around 40 others as authorities investigate how it breached police barricades.
5 Family Members Found Dead In Greater Noida; Food Safety Officer Suspects Poisoning
Five family members, including three children, were found dead in Greater Noida, with officials now suspecting poisoning as investigations continue.
Patna High Court Sets Aside Attempted Rape Conviction, Orders
The Patna High Court overturned a man's attempted rape conviction in a 2010 case but retained his assault and house-trespass convictions, directing him to pay 25,000 in compensation.
From listening to over 1,000 nonprofits to building 100+ technology solutions, Vaibhav Mishras 10x Impact Labs is helping social impact organisations adopt technology, data and AI responsibly.
CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke Gets Conditional Bail After Arrest Ahead of Delhi
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke was granted conditional bail after his detention ahead of a march protesting alleged electoral roll revision irregularities in Delhi.
The Supreme Court recognises internet access as a fundamental right for children, urging stronger safeguards against online exploitation.
Delhi Court Reportedly Issues Bailable Warrants Against Dhruv Rathee In 2018 Defamation Case
After court officials found his Gurugram house locked while attempting to deliver hand-served summonses, a Delhi magistrate issued bailable warrants against YouTuber Dhruv Rathee in an eight-year-old defamation complaint.
Trump Drops Fresh Tariff Threat on Russian Oil Buyers: What It Means for India
US President Donald Trump has waived specified sanctions and tariffs under the Graham Act, easing immediate trade pressure on India while leaving future US action possible.
What lies beneath | Avni Doshi's 'The First House'
What lies beneath | Avni Doshi's 'The First House'
Myth meets music | Randhir Ranjan Ray and Abhishek Narayan's 'Mahabali'
Myth meets music | Randhir Ranjan Ray and Abhishek Narayan's 'Mahabali'
A mountain love story | Vinod Kapri's 'Pyre'
A mountain love story | Vinod Kapri's 'Pyre'
Movies in the hills | 15th Dharamshala International Film Festival
Movies in the hills | 15th Dharamshala International Film Festival
Fine and dandy | Waswo X. Waswo exhibition @ Latitude 28, Delhi
Fine and dandy | Waswo X. Waswo exhibition @ Latitude 28, Delhi
Land meets literature | Sikkim Arts and Literature Festival
Land meets literature | Sikkim Arts and Literature Festival
Beyond the beaches | Ins Gonsalves's photo exhibition on Goa
Beyond the beaches | Ins Gonsalves's photo exhibition on Goa
A city finds its canvas | Hyderabad Art Week
A city finds its canvas | Hyderabad Art Week
SSR In 17 States, Searchable PDFs To Be Shared: What Are ECI
Facing intense public and political pressure over the contentious SIR, the ECI has agreed to provide searchable voter lists and resume summary enrolment drives across 17 states.
From Selling Vegetables to Padma Shri: The Oncologist Saving Lives in Karnataka
From selling vegetables with her mother to pioneering cancer care at Bengalurus Kidwai Institute, Dr Vijayalakshmi Deshmanes journey culminated in the Padma Shri in 2025.
Samyukt Kisan Morcha Announces October 23 Delhi March Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Farmers organisations plan nationwide demonstrations alongside a Delhi march, demanding accountability over alleged irregularities in electoral-roll revision.
Gujarat Pharma Plant Blast Kills 5 Workers, Injures 6; Toxic Gas Leak Reported
Five workers were killed and six injured after a 15-kilolitre reactor exploded at SynZeal Pharmachem in Gujarats Bharuch district, followed by an MDC gas leak.
Delhi Traders Urge PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal To Pause Protests Till January 31
Delhi's traders have appealed for protests to be postponed until January 31, 2027, citing disruptions to markets, transport, livelihoods and festive-season business.
From Livelihoods To Leadership: India
SEWA Director Reema Nanavaty has been recognised globally for helping women workers build livelihoods, economic independence and resilience.
People Of Purpose: How Prateek And Prarthana Kaul
From corporate technology to community engagement, Prateek and Prathana Kaul are creating opportunities through GiftAbled in education, health, livelihoods and employment.
Sikkim Filmmaker Tribeny Rai Wins Two International Awards For Upcoming Film
Sikkim filmmaker Tribeny Rai's upcoming second feature won the APM Busan Award and Srfond Award, bringing international recognition to her developing project.
The Election Commission has announced a Special Summary Revision in 17 states and Union Territories, with final voter rolls due on January 4, 2027, and advance applications open for future eligibility dates.
CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke Reportedly Detained By Delhi Police Ahead Of
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke was detained ahead of the planned October 16 protest at Connaught Place, as Delhi Police cited prohibitory orders and tightened security.
How Filipino Innovator Carvey Maigue Turns Food Waste Into Clean Renewable Electricity
Carvey Ehren Maigue developed AuREUS, a revolutionary technology using luminescent compounds extracted from food waste to harvest ultraviolet light and generate clean electricity.
The Kerala High Court rejected pleas by Pinarayi Vijayan, his daughter and son-in-law to appeal against an order directing an FIR in the alleged CMRL-Exalogic payoff case.
She Feared The Pool At 6, Reached The Olympics At 14: Dhinidhi Desinghu
Once too frightened to enter a swimming pool, Dhinidhi Desinghu overcame fear, pressure and self-doubt to become Indias youngest competitor at the Paris Olympics.
Japan Scientists Turn Food Waste into Building Material with 3x Concrete Strength
Researchers at the University of Tokyo developed a method to convert discarded food into cement-like material, with some samples demonstrating over three times the bending strength of conventional concrete.
Supreme Court Mulls All-Women Panel To Probe Assault Allegations Against Women Journalists
The Supreme Court is considering an independent, women-led panel and stronger safeguards for journalists following allegations of assault and sexual harassment during Delhi protests.
How Wipro Consumer Lighting Is Reimagining Home Lighting
Discover how Wipro smart lighting is transforming modern homes with adaptable illumination, personalised settings and smarter everyday living.
Wont Accept Lame Excuses: Supreme Court Pulls Up ECI Over Missing Sringeri Poll Footage
The Supreme Court has questioned the ECIs inability to trace 2023 Sringeri counting footage as it examines a recount that overturned a 201-vote victory.
CP Is Our Workplace: Delhi Traders Oppose CJP Protest Ahead Of Festive Season
Traders say repeated protests are hurting business during the festive season, while the Delhi HC has allowed the CJP gathering under police regulation.
From Central Park Closure To 6,000+ Cops On Duty: What We Know About Delhi Ahead Of CJP
Delhi Police has stepped up security across Connaught Place, Rajiv Chowk and nearby areas ahead of CJPs Tiranga March, with Central Park closed on October 16 and 17.
Mumbai Volunteers Collect 18,000 Kg Waste as Chinu Kwatra Promotes Recycling for School Benches
More than 1,500 volunteers collected over 18,000 kg of waste at Mumbais Dadar Beach as Chinu Kwatra promotes recycling suitable plastic into school benches.
How Kshama Hastak Turned Weekend Teaching Into Sarthak Foundation, Bringing Education to Marginalised Children Across 48 Communities
Modi Doesnt Need US Support: How Mary Millben And Abhijeet Dipkes War Of Words Escalated
Mary Millben accuses CJP's Abhijeet Dipke of foreign funding as their public clash puts Modi and democratic dissent in focus.
No Fees, Walls, Syllabus: Every Sunday, 30 Kids in Kashmir Learn From the Wetlands Themselves
Founded by environmental lawyer Nadeem Qadri, Pampores free Nature School uses Kashmirs vibrant wetlands and saffron fields as an open-air classroom to nurture environmental stewards.
From Two World Bronzes To Silver, Vishvajit More Makes History For India At U23 Wrestling Worlds
After winning bronze medals in 2024 and 2025, Vishvajit More wins historic silver at the U23 World Wrestling Championships, narrowly losing the final 12-13 to Georgias Koba Karumidze.
SIR Row: Supreme Court Seeks Response From Gyanesh Kumar on Rahul Gandhi-Led Plea
The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Election Commission and its three commissioners on Opposition allegations of irregularities and voter deletions during SIR.
Caller Names To Appear On Phones From November 1: What India
From November 1, 2026, telecom operators must display caller names by default on 4G and newer networks, with privacy safeguards and exemptions for users who restrict caller identification.
Supreme Court Upholds Madras HC Ruling On Reservation Eligibility After Religious Conversion
The Supreme Court upheld the Madras High Court's decision striking down Tamil Nadu's 2024 order allowing eligible converts to claim Backward Class Muslim reservation based on their previous community status.
How Nobel Laureate Navi Pillay Dedicated Her Life to Global Human Rights
Former UN High Commissioner Navi Pillay dedicated her life to defending human rights, dismantling apartheid, and championing international justice for marginalized communities worldwide.
Iranian Student, 23, Sentenced To Death Over
Iran has sentenced 23-year-old accounting student Najmeh Amini to death over an alleged blasphemous social media post, though she can still appeal the sentence before Irans Supreme Court.
Remembering Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: From Humble Roots To India
From pioneering Indias indigenous space and missile programmes to inspiring generations as President, Dr. Kalams journey remains a testament to knowledge, humility and public service.
SC To Hear Rahul Gandhi, INDIA Bloc Plea Seeking Probe Into ECI
Rahul Gandhi has taken the SIR row to the Supreme Court, seeking an independent audit of electoral roll deletions.
Elon Musk Says US Govt Is Behind Starshield Restrictions Disrupting Ukraine
Musk has shifted accountability to the US govt, asserting that Washington controls operational limits on the Starshield satellite network after sudden speed caps grounded Ukrainian drone missions.
Imran Khan Asked To Leave India By October 28 After Anti-CEC Protest
The FRRO issued a notice to US citizen and OCI cardholder Imran Khan following his participation in a Mumbai protest demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation.
Ankita Bhandaris parents demand answers over the alleged VIP angle as they issue a 24-hour ultimatum over the Sikkim Governor appointment.
Hyderabad Man Takes Waste Processing to the Streets with
Hyderabad entrepreneur Akshay Deshpandes Switcheko Sustainability is taking waste processing closer to its source through a mobile unit that has reportedly processed over 1 lakh kg of waste.
India Issues Fresh Advisory for Its Nationals in Saudi Arabia Amid Escalating Houthi Attacks
India urges its nationals in Saudi Arabia to follow safety instructions as Houthi attacks, airport closures and flight suspensions disrupt travel.
From Bamboo to Brighter Futures: How Assam
Prabhat Saikias bamboo-and-cane handicraft unit in Jorhat, Assam, supports around 20 young artisans while taking traditional craftsmanship to wider markets.
Meerut Blue Drum Murder: Muskan Rastogi, Sahil Shukla Get Death Penalty For Husband
A Meerut court awards the death penalty after a 13-month trial in Saurabh Rajputs murder case.
Maharashtra FDA Suspends Licences Of 3 Mumbai Food Outlets, Including Domino
Maharashtra FDA suspends licences or registrations of three Mumbai eateries after inspections reportedly uncover improper food storage, cockroach infestation and other hygiene violations.
Mansa Tense After Jhota Murder: Accused
Hours after Ashwani Kumars arrest in Rajasthan over the killing of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhota, authorities demolished part of his Mansa residence while an angry crowd set his medical shop ablaze.
People of Purpose: Building an Inclusive India Through Education, Chetan Kapoor
From leaving a corporate career to spending 25 years in social development, the Tech Mahindra Foundation CEO reflects on education, disability inclusion, AI and the need to measure real change.
American Singer Mary Millben Alleges US Donors Are Funding CJP, Backs Modi Government
American singer Mary Millben has alleged that US-based donors opposed to PM Modi are funding the CJP, prompting sharp denials from the outfit amidst ongoing detentions of its leaders.
Apollo Tyres Foundation Is Redefining Social Impact Through
Apollo Tyres Foundation transforms rural lives through Project Navya while safeguarding trucker health across national transport corridors.
Delhi: Fire Breaks Out In Udham Restaurant Kitchen In Maujpur, No Injuries Reported
A fire broke out in Udham Restaurants kitchen on Main Jafrabad Road in Delhis Maujpur on October 13, with staff extinguishing the flames and no injuries reported.
Air India Frankfurt-Delhi Flight Diverted To Jaipur After Hijack Rumour, Probe Underway
An Air India flight travelling from Frankfurt to Delhi landed in Jaipur after a security alert reportedly linked to a hijack rumour.
Despite freezing delivery rooms, oxygen shortages and cultural taboos, Dr Tsering Landol dedicated decades to improving womens healthcare in Ladakh.
CJP Leaders Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka Sent To 5 Days
Two CJP leaders have been remanded to five days judicial custody over alleged violations of peace bonds, while Ajinkya Shinde was released after furnishing a bond.
IndiGo Cancels Flights To And From 4 Saudi Cities Till October 17 After Riyadh Airport Attacks
IndiGo has cancelled flights to and from Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Madinah until October 17 amid regional security concerns and disruptions at Riyadh airport.
Bhagat Singh-Like Photo On Ludhiana Voter Roll Sparks Row, Authorities Clarify
A photograph resembling freedom fighter Bhagat Singh in Ludhiana Easts draft voter roll triggered criticism.
Meet Nishant Kerketta, The Jharkhand Farmer Pursuing Fashion Dreams While Supporting His Family
A 24-year-old farmer from Simdega, Jharkhand, is turning village settings into fashion backdrops while balancing agricultural work and family responsibilities.
Maharashtra FDA Seizes 74,612 Kg Of Edible Oil Worth
A festive-season inspection drive across 25 establishments flagged suspected quality, labelling and food safety violations.
How Kolkata Artist Chandra Nath Saha Built Maa Durga From 13,000 Recycled Pens
Kolkata artist Chandra Nath Saha created a 5.5-foot Maa Durga sculpture using 13,000 recycled plastic pens and refills at Tridhara Sammilani, promoting sustainable festival art.
