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Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Education Minister following the NEET paper leak controversy, bringing the month-long CJP protests to an end.
Pralhad Joshi took charge as India's new Education Minister as the Centre moved ahead with major examination reforms.
Hunger strikes by leaders and activists have played a major role in bringing social and political change in India.
This week's top stories from India and around the world.
Sonam Wangchuk was hospitalised during his hunger strike as thousands of protesters marched towards Parliament, leading to clashes with Delhi Police.
India's Deaf Women's Cricket Team created history by winning their first-ever international T20 series, defeating Sri Lanka 5-0.
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 after extra time to win the FIFA World Cup 2026, while Lionel Messi played his final World Cup match.
From poverty and child marriage to becoming the infamous "Bandit Queen", Phoolan Devi's life remains one of India's most controversial stories of violence, revenge and resistance.
Major developments in high-profile crime cases, global events, sports, and a viral mob harassment incident.
Cape Verde's historic first-ever FIFA World Cup run has been overshadowed by sexual assault allegations against team captain Ryan Mendes, who is under investigation in New Zealand.
A kind stranger booked a ?4,000 flight for a Zomato delivery partner to reach his critically ill mother, and the delivery partner later returned the money, touching hearts across India.
Argentina's march to the 2026 FIFA World Cup final has sparked a major "VARgentina" controversy, with fans accusing referees and VAR of favouring the team.
Experience the joy of Navratri with Garba, Dandiya, and the Deaf community in Mumbai.
Sonam Wangchuk has been on an indefinite hunger strike for 19 days, demanding action over the NEET 2026 controversy, as his health worsens and pressure mounts.
Iran has released a controversial "revenge list" of 13 world leaders, raising global fears of escalating tensions and a possible wider conflict in the Middle East.
Indian woman Raajitha Sabbineni was allegedly murdered in the US by her husband, Avinash Narne, who is accused of staging it as a suicide while having an affair.
Millions of Indians faced higher electricity bills in 2026 due to smart meter issues, increased charges, rising power costs, and record summer heat.
The Ranga-Billa case, one of India's most infamous crimes, saw brave siblings Geeta and Sanjay Chopra fight their kidnappers, helping police eventually bring the killers to justice.
From poverty and child marriage to becoming the infamous "Bandit Queen", Phoolan Devi's life remains one of India's most controversial stories of violence, revenge and resistance.
A 13-year-old girl was rescued from a brutal five-day gangrape across multiple hotels in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, sparking nationwide outrage and a wave of debunked social media misinformation.
Pakistan is using its Indus Valley Civilization identity to strengthen its claim over Indus River waters amid a deepening water crisis and rising tensions with India.
Delhi's EV Policy 2.0 will gradually make new vehicle registrations electric-only, offering generous incentives to accelerate the city's shift towards cleaner mobility by 2030.
China's growing influence in Bangladesh, including taking over the Mongla Port project, and fresh border claims have raised new security concerns for India.
Charles Sobhraj, known as the "Bikini Killer," used charm and deception to rob and murder foreign backpackers across Asia, becoming one of the world's most notorious serial killers.