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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.
A viral video showing two Class 10 students being harassed in Bihar's Jamui led to a police investigation, with the main accused arrested and several others taken into custody.
Three students were killed and one was critically injured after a BMW crashed through the barrier and fell nearly 75 feet from Mumbai’s Coastal Road.
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.
How UPI went from a new digital payment system in 2016 to India’s everyday way of paying, and why new MDR charges could change how merchants accept UPI.
A woman biker in Gurugram was hit by a car in a viral road-rage incident, with the accused gym owner now arrested and booked for attempt to murder.
India won the Women’s Asia Cup but did not take the trophy from ACC President Mohsin Naqvi because of tensions between India and Pakistan.
Wankhede Stadium was built after a power struggle with Brabourne Stadium and went on to become an iconic home of Indian cricket, especially after the 2011 World Cup victory.
Pakistan has showcased the Chinese-made HQ-17AE air-defence system amid growing concerns over a possible future India-Pakistan conflict.
The UN has backed a more accurate world map that shows Africa and other countries closer to their real size, highlighting the importance of geography and representation.
This week's top stories from India and around the world.
A 14-year-old girl was allegedly abducted and sexually assaulted during Janmashtami celebrations in Muzaffarnagar, with all three accused later arrested.
An ancient Hanuman idol in Ujjain has become a sensation after repeated attempts to move it failed, leading devotees to believe that Hanumanji does not want to leave the site.
The trial of former nurse Lindsay Clancy focuses on the killing of her three children and whether severe postpartum psychosis made her unable to understand her actions.
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.
Artist and educator Rouble Nagi has brought education to underserved children through painted-wall classrooms, reaching over one million children across India.
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.
A surprise inspection at a Karnataka hospital found an undertrial prisoner in a VIP room with his girlfriend, raising serious questions about security and possible special treatment.
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.
A 16-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped inside a moving sleeper bus in Greater Noida, with two bus staff arrested as the investigation continues.
Around 150 Pakistani brides have finally reached India through alternative routes after visa restrictions delayed their weddings, while nearly 300 more are still waiting.
Nepal’s flash floods have killed hundreds, left thousands missing, while principal Rajendra Dawadi saved 1,643 students, and India stepped up with major rescue and relief support.