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Different states across India are following different methods for Ganesh Visarjan this year, while an unusual incident in Andhra Pradesh saw rainfall on idols placed on a dry riverbed.
UPI payments above Rs.2,000 made to businesses will attract a 0.4% MDR from 15 October 2026, while customer-to-customer and person-to-person payments will remain free.
From a Bengaluru entrepreneur repairing a footpath himself to a viral AI crime story being debunked, here are four stories that made headlines in the third week of September.
Karnataka Deaf Women Association will celebrate the International Day of the Deaf 2026.
PM Modi’s “Naaraaz Fufa” remark targeting government critics has gone viral, sparking a BJP social media campaign and criticism from Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge.
This week's top stories from India and around the world.
Celebrate NNMD’s 35th Anniversary with Dandiya, exciting prizes, a Rs. 50 Lucky Draw and festive surprises on 20 October 2026!
PM Modi attended the SCO Summit, where Iran’s President asked India to help stop the ongoing war and rising tensions in the region.
From a disrupted reading protest in Ahmedabad to inspiring survival stories in Nepal and a major NCLT case involving Zee, here are the biggest news stories from the first week of September.
India has developed the first fully Indian-made AK-203 assault rifle, “Sher,” which will undergo Indian Army trials in September 2026.
Nepal’s Foreign Minister has blamed India, China and the US for climate-related flood risks, while questions remain over China’s delayed warnings.
India recorded strong 7.8% GDP growth in the first quarter of FY 2026–27, with PM Modi crediting Indians’ hard work and urging people to support the economy.
Surhad Muk-Badhir Club, Pune is celebrating its 10th Anniversary with a Dandiya Festival on 18 October 2026, featuring fun, food, prizes, and a lucky draw for the Deaf community.
Rahul Gandhi's joke about Giorgia Meloni during a Congress event sparked political controversy and drew criticism over its diplomatic implications.
India’s 80th Independence Day saw two political controversies over PM Modi’s tricolour pocket square and the singing of Vande Mataram at Congress headquarters.
India plans stricter FCRA rules to increase checks on foreign funding, sparking debate over NGO freedom, religious organisations and national security.
Delhi Police may not take action against a minor girl after her apology over abusive remarks against PM Modi during the NEET protests, sparking a debate on free speech.
Gen Z and Instagram became the biggest driving force behind the CJP protests.
The Public Examinations Amendment Bill 2026 proposes tougher punishments, faster investigations, and speedy trials to crack down on NEET paper leaks and exam cheating.
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.
Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after the Central Government assured talks on his demands and announced measures to address the NEET paper leak issue.
NEET paper leak protests continue as political tensions and demands for accountability grow.
Sonam Wangchuk was hospitalised during his hunger strike as thousands of protesters marched towards Parliament, leading to clashes with Delhi Police.