Undeclared Emergency: Sonam Wangchuk Warns Of Hunger Strike Or March Over Delhi Protesters Arrests
Sonam Wangchuk condemns the detention of CJP protesters as an undeclared Emergency and warns of a possible hunger strike or march if they are not released.
A Circle of Care: How Cipla Foundation Is Advancing Access to Palliative Care Across India
Cipla Foundation builds a nationwide palliative care ecosystem, delivering compassionate, person-centred healthcare to over 65,000+ individuals annually.
Who Is Ajinkya Shinde? CJP Leader To Lead Jantar Mantar Protest After Abhijeet Dipke
Cockroach Janta Partys Ajinkya Shinde will lead the planned protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar after Delhi Police detained founder Abhijeet Dipke and two other leaders.
Former chief ministers, student leaders and activists were detained as Delhi imposed extensive security restrictions during protest.
Gyanesh Kumar Will Go: Rahul Gandhi Predicts Modi Governments Exit Amid SIR Controversy
Rahul Gandhi predicts the exit of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the Modi government as opposition parties intensify protests.
Absolute Dictatorship: AAPs Arvind Kejriwal Slams PM Modi Over CJP Leaders Detention
AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal criticised the detention of CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke ahead of a planned Jantar Mantar protest demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation.
CJP leaders Abhijeet Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were detained after landing in Delhi ahead of their planned Jantar Mantar protest.
World Mental Health Day: How Art of Living Helped Teens Find Confidence Through Meditation
Two teenagers experiences and a UCLA study involving 174 adolescent girls explore how meditation, structured breathing and social-emotional learning may help young people facing childhood adversity feel more connected.
28 Students Fall Ill At Telangana Women
Around 28 students at a Telangana womens polytechnic reportedly developed fever, headaches and vomiting.
CM Vijay Honours 37 Athletes, Unveils Dream Olympics Plan To Boost Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu honours Asian Games medallists and launches Dream Olympics to strengthen athlete training, infrastructure and financial support ahead of future international competitions.
Delhi Police detained protesters ahead of the CJP demonstration demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation, with CJP legal team head Ratna Singh also detained amid heightened security restrictions.
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee Reportedly Detained From Gurugram Home Ahead Of CJP Protest In Delhi
The Cockroach Janta Party claims YouTuber Dhruv Rathee has been detained ahead of its October 10 protest at Jantar Mantar against CEC Gyanesh Kumar and the SIR exercise.
Stepping Out In Delhi Today? Check What
Delhi faces major travel disruptions on October 10 and heightened security ahead of a protest for which police denied permission.
Finding her aim | India's new shooting star Neeru Dhanda
Finding her aim | India's new shooting star Neeru Dhanda
Modernism anew | DAG Delhi's 'Freedom to Form: Baroda Modern' exhibition
Modernism anew | DAG Delhi's 'Freedom to Form: Baroda Modern' exhibition
Nation building | Ahmed Ali's 'At Work' by PHOTOINK, New Delhi
Nation building | Ahmed Ali's 'At Work' by PHOTOINK, New Delhi
A celebration of love | KNMA's dance festival @ Sunder Nursery, Delhi
A celebration of love | KNMA's dance festival @ Sunder Nursery, Delhi
Global rhythms | Jodhpur RIFF turns 20
Global rhythms | Jodhpur RIFF turns 20
Theatre behind bars | Mahmood Farooqui's 'The Tihar Players: A Prison Memoir'
Theatre behind bars | Mahmood Farooqui's 'The Tihar Players: A Prison Memoir'
A life lived wild | Miriam Horn's 'Homesick For a World Unknown: The Life of George B. Schaller'
A life lived wild | Miriam Horn's 'Homesick For a World Unknown: The Life of George B. Schaller'
Shoe town chronicles | Paramita Sen's 'Batanagar: A Personal History of India's Forgotten Company Town'
Q&A with Sudhir Patwardhan | Drawing the human condition
Q&A with Sudhir Patwardhan | Drawing the human condition
Padmavathy Bandopadhyay: The Doctor Who Broke Barriers To Become India
From conducting physiological research in the Arctic to reaching the rank of Air Marshal, Padmavathy Bandopadhyay broke barriers in Indian military medicine.
Supreme Court Says No Complete Metro Shutdown In Delhi Ahead Of October 10 Protests
The Supreme Court has directed authorities to allow Metro and other train services to operate in a regulated manner ahead of Delhi's October 10 protests, seeking to minimise inconvenience to commuters.
Supreme Court Summons CJP, Student Groups Over Delhi Protest Row
The Supreme Court intervened ahead of the October 10 CJP protest, questioning sweeping transport restrictions and calling for a balance between peaceful assembly and public convenience.
IFS Officer Prajesh Kanta Introduces AI Training For Rural Youth in Palamau Tiger Reserve, Jharkhand
IFS officer Prajesh Kanta Jenas Hunar Se Rozgar 2.0 initiative is training rural youth in AI, entrepreneurship and technology-based solutions for livelihood development and wildlife conservation.
Indian-Origin Jurist Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize For Promoting International Law
The South African jurist, who fought apartheid and held key roles in international courts and the United Nations, is honoured for advancing peace, human rights and international law.
The US barred major tech firms from its green card programme after JD Vance accused them of exploiting underpaid H-1B workers.
Students Have A Long Life Ahead
The Supreme Court declined to grant Delhi Police greater freedom against protesters, stressing that young students should not face prolonged legal proceedings.
EC SIR Row: President Murmu To Meet INDIA Bloc At 8 PM Today Amid Protests Demanding CEC
President Droupadi Murmu will meet a 10-member INDIA bloc delegation seeking intervention over alleged electoral-roll irregularities and demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation.
From Mizoram To Karnataka, States Announce Crore-Worthy Rewards For Asian Games Champions
From cash incentives for medal winners to special recognition for athletes, states are celebrating Indias 85-medal campaign at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan.
Delhi Police has proposed closing entry and exit gates at 57 Metro stations from 9 PM on October 9 and reducing train frequency ahead of October 10 protests.
Oxygen Cylinder Explodes In Ambulance Outside Odisha Hospital, Patient Dies During Transfer
A patient died and two others were injured after an oxygen cylinder reportedly exploded in an ambulance outside an Odisha hospital.
An Air India flight returned to Delhi amid security concerns after Houthi attack claims, prompting airlines to suspend Riyadh services.
Gas Leak Triggers Fire At IIT Bombay Campus, 5 Injured; All Reported Stable
A gas leak from a cylinder pipe triggered a fire at IIT Bombay's Powai campus, injuring five people, including two children, all reported to be stable.
Chhattisgarh: Over 50 Drums And 2 Tankers Catch Fire In Bhilai Chemical Factory Blaze
A massive fire at Shri Shyam Chemical factory in Bhilai engulfed over 50 chemical drums and two tankers, with the cause and reports of injuries yet to be officially confirmed.
US Suspends Infosys, TCS, Wipro and Cognizant From PERM Programme Over Alleged Fraud
US Labour Department has halted new and pending PERM applications from eight major tech firms amid alleged visa-programme abuse.
Around 5.3 Million Child Exploitation Content Pieces: Meta Says 98% Were Detected Before Reports
Meta says it proactively detected more than 98% of 5.3 million child exploitation content pieces in India during January-June 2026.
Is Your Milk Safe? Detergent Found In Samples As Maharashtra FDA Busts Adulteration Network
Maharashtra FDA's investigation found detergent and Nonylphenol Ethoxylate in milk samples, identified 37 accused and traced an alleged supply chain to Sonai Dairy.
Rakesh Gupta builds a hybrid social enterprise empowering tribal women in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh through forest produce value addition and community nutrition.
From West Bengal to the Andaman Islands: How Dr. Ratan Chandra Kar Built Trust Through Healthcare
Dr. Kar spent decades providing healthcare to the Jarawas, building trust through cultural understanding, patience and respect.
More than 2,000 protesters gathered at Bengalurus Freedom Park, with Dhruv Rathee and Prakash Raj backing demands to scrap SIR and seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation.
Pramod Bhagat, Bhavina Patel Named India
Paralympic champion Pramod Bhagat and Paralympic silver medallist Bhavina Patel will lead India at the October 18-24 Games in Nagoya.
A 24-year-old woman suffered serious burns after a 41-year-old man allegedly attacked her while she was heading to work in northeast Delhi.
Kolkata Airport Receives Bomb Threat Email, Security Teams Launch Checks
A threat email claiming an explosive had been planted at Kolkata airport prompted security agencies to launch thorough checks.
The Superstar Who Lived Beyond Cinema: The Untold Story Of Nana Patekar
Remembering Nana Patekars extraordinary journey from hardship to cinematic stardom, social work and a life deeply connected to rural India.
Indian Air Force Day: Nation Celebrates 94 Years Of IAF And Its Remarkable Transformation
From four biplanes to integrated air power today, the IAF's 94-year journey reflects India's transformation in defence technology and operational capability.
How Pratibha Krishnaiah Empowered 200+ Uttarakhand Women Through Himalayan Blooms
Pratibha Krishnaiah left corporate Bengaluru to build Himalayan Blooms, empowering 200+ rural Uttarakhand women with sustainable livelihoods and financial independence.
Nana Patekar Dies At 75: From PM Modi To Akshay Kumar, Actors And Leaders Pay Tributes
Veteran actor Nana Patekar has passed away at the age of 75 in Goa, drawing tributes across the country and a state funeral honour from Maharashtra.
Delhi Building Collapse: Death Toll Rises To 4, Rescue Operations Underway In New Seemapuri
Four people have died and eight were injured after a four-storey building collapsed in Delhis New Seemapuri.
Cinema Loses A Legend: Veteran Actor Nana Patekar Dies At 75 Of Cardiac Arrest In Goa
Veteran actor Nana Patekar died at 75 after a severe cardiac arrest in Goa, despite doctors attempting CPR for nearly 45 minutes.
1308 Water Bodies, 18 Lakh lives: How Amla Ruia Is Transforming Rajasthan Water Conservation
Through community-led check dams and ponds, Amla Ruias Aakar Charitable Trust is helping water-stressed villages build sustainable livelihoods.
Delhi Records 98 Dengue Cases In First Week Of October, 2026 Tally Reaches 695
Delhi records 98 fresh dengue cases in October, pushing the 2026 tally to 695.
Lalremsiamis 10th-minute winner on her 200th international appearance helped India reclaim womens Asian Games hockey gold after 44 years.
23 Indians Rescued As Unmanned Vessel Attack Sets Tanker Ablaze Off Russia
All 23 Indian crew members were safely rescued after a Liberian-flagged tanker caught fire near Sochi following an unmanned-vessel attack.
How Nigerian Engineer Yahaya Ahmed Turns Plastic Waste Into Eco-Friendly Homes
Nigerian engineer Yahaya Ahmed upcycles thousands of sand-filled plastic bottles into affordable, fireproof, and climate-resilient homes across Nigeria.
One Last Goodbye: Messi Bids Tearful Farewell To Argentina After 3-0 Win Over Benin
After 21 years, 208 appearances and 126 goals, Lionel Messi ended his Argentina career with a 3-0 win over Benin and an emotional farewell at the Monumental.
After 15 years in Bengalurus IT sector, Nitesh Kumar returned to Ghatotand and built Nav Gurukul World School to bring affordable, child-friendly education closer to local families.
With nearly four decades of service and over 3,500 flying hours, Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit will succeed Amar Preet Singh as Air Chief on October 31.
Cornell Students Protest Over Gang-Rape Complaint; Independent Review Ordered
Cornell is facing mounting pressure after students protested its handling of a 2024 sexual assault allegation involving Chi Phi fraternity members.
RBI Hikes Repo Rate To 5.5% For 1st Time Since 2023: What It Means For Your Loans, EMIs
The RBI raised its repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.5% as inflation risks intensified, while signalling that rate cuts are unlikely in the near term.
CJP plans nationwide protests amid state notices, social media restrictions, and detention concerns.
4 Students Die After Toxic Gas Exposure Inside 12-Ft-Deep Water Tank In UP
Four students died after suspected toxic gas exposure inside a 12-to-14-foot-deep underground water tank at a residential Sanskrit gurukulam in Vrindavan.
Meet Bela Joshi, The Bengaluru Mother Redefining Autism Support For 100+ Individuals
After years searching for meaningful support for her autistic son, Bela Joshi helped build a personalised learning space for others.
Since 1984, Dr. Ejaz Ali has kept his consultation fee at 10 while serving more than 100 patients daily.
Delhi HC PIL Seeks Mandatory Bodycams For Police, RAF Amid Protest Misconduct Allegations
The plea seeks mandatory body cameras and strict rules for storing and using footage, as Delhi Police begins deploying bodycams.
NCW Seeks Stricter Safety For Women In App-Based Rides, From Driver Checks To 60-Second SOS Response
The NCW has asked states and UTs to strengthen safeguards, emergency response and accountability across app-based transport services for women.
FSSAI Recalls Everest Cumin Powder Batch After 2 Tests Find Excess Pesticide Residues
FSSAI has ordered the recall of Everest cumin powder batch E080668761 after two tests found pesticide residues above permitted limits.
Maharashtra To Impose Minimum 10% Water Cut In Urban, Rural Areas From Oct 16 Amid Rainfall Deficit
Maharashtra has mandated a 10% water cut across all civic bodies alongside strict industrial recycling norms from October 16.
G Srikanth: The Techie Who Braved Land Mafia Threats to Build a 25-Acre Forest
G Srikanth grew up in the quiet town of Gudiyatham in Tamil Nadus Vellore district, where his daily walk to school was framed by the lush green canopy of a social forest along the Palar river. The chirping of birds and the rustle of trees stayed with him even after he graduated in computer science []
Name Tag Lagao: Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka React After Delhi Police Issues Guidelines For Journalists
Name Tag Lagao: Dipke and Ranka Call Out Delhi Polices Advisory Directing Journalists While Cops Skip Badges.
How much does your fan really add to the electricity bill? The answer depends on how, where and how often you use it.
Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Detained In Delhi During INDIA Bloc March Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Rahul Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders were detained after police stopped their march to the Election Commission demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation.
Not Even A Comma Changed: ECI Sources Defend Form 6 Amid Supreme Court Scrutiny
The Supreme Court has sought Election Commission records after questioning whether an additional SIR declaration effectively altered Form 6.
From Hockey Gold To Historic Firsts: Indian Women Shine At Asian Games 2026
From ending a 44-year hockey wait to winning historic individual golds, Indian women delivered a landmark Asian Games campaign across eight sports.
Inspired by her own journey from rural classrooms to Miranda House, Sakshi is helping out-of-school children return to education and stay there.
People of Purpose: From Seeing Inequality to Shaping Bridgestone CSR, Ranu Kulshrestha
At Bridgestone India, Ranu Kulshrestha is pushing CSR beyond completed projects towards meaningful choices, dignity and lasting community impact.
In 2022, Kirti Sharmas farmer father borrowed 60,000 from a local commission agent for her recurve bow, years before she helped India win its first womens recurve team gold at the Asian Games.
Supreme Court Issues Notice To Centre, ECI Over CEC Gyanesh Kumar; 14 Objections Under Scrutiny
The Supreme Court has sought responses over allegations of unilateral ECI decisions, while refusing to suspend CEC Gyanesh Kumar for now.
Spain Housing Crisis: Around 70,000 Protest In Madrid As Rent Anger Sweeps Across 50 Cities
Tens of thousands protested across Spain after Parliament rejected measures to protect tenants amid soaring rents and housing shortages.
Aman Sehrawat overturned a 6-7 deficit to defeat reigning world champion Han Chong Song 11-7 and become Indias first Asian Games gold medallist in mens 57kg freestyle wrestling.
Every Woman Should Feel Safe: SC Tells Centre, Delhi Police To Ensure Womens Safety
Hearing suo motu petitions on recent assaults, the SC has directed authorities to move beyond paperwork and enforce visible deterrence across Delhis transit networks and public parks.
India Finishes Fourth With 85 Medals, 21 Golds And Historic Breakthroughs At Asian Games 2026
India's Aichi-Nagoya campaign produced 85 medals, including 21 golds, with historic breakthroughs in archery, golf, shooting and team sports.
How IFS Officer Dr Jitendra Ramgaokar Uses AI To Protect Maharashtra Wildlife
IFS Officer Dr. Jitendra Ramgaokar combines AI conflict alerts, solar fencing, and community ecotourism to protect Maharashtra wildlife.
8 Family Members Deleted, Living Voters Marked
Families and living voters say their names were wrongly removed or marked dead as Karnatakas SIR exercise faces scrutiny.
From Illegal Opium to Aranyak: How an IFS Officer Helped Gaya Find a New Path to Conservation
As DFO, Abhishek Kumar linked moringa, women-led enterprises, forest products and markets to make conservation economically meaningful for Gayas communities.
West Bengal To Implement UCC Within 6 Months, Says CM Suvendu Adhikari
Suvendu Adhikari has promised to implement a Uniform Civil Code in Bengal within six months, followed by stricter laws on religious conversion.
Three Days Of Delhi Anti-SIR Protests: 100+ Held, 15 Cops Injured
Delhis three-day anti-SIR protests saw mass detentions, clashes and growing questions over electoral transparency and democratic dissent.
NHRC Registers Suo Motu Case Over Alleged Involvement Of Minors At Mumbai CJP Protest, Seeks Reports
Following viral clips and complaints of minors attending an unauthorised Mumbai rally, the NHRC has directed state police, child welfare bodies, and digital platforms to investigate and safeguard the children's welfare.
Kerala To Install Sanitary Napkin Vending Machines
Kerala Expands Menstrual Hygiene Access With Vending Machines And Incinerators At Public Places.
