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Rs.10,000 Salary Dispute Leads to Rs.24 Crore Fire

A former accountant was arrested after police said he deliberately set fire to Surat’s Shyam Sangini Textile Market over a Rs.10,000 salary dispute, causing around 24 crore in losses.

Did You Know

Strange Things Countries Are Famous For!

From the world’s tallest and shortest populations to countries known for chocolate, coffee, tea, and obesity rates, discover eight surprising facts that make each country unique.

India

Will FDA Now Inspect Ganpati Mandals For Prasad?

Maharashtra FDA has launched pre-festival food-safety inspections for Ganpati mandals, covering prasad, Mahaprasad, bhandara and annadaan to prevent food-safety risks.

Sports

Wankhede Stadium: India’s Best Stadium Was Built Due to Ego Clashes!

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.

World

UN Adopts New World Map, India May Look Bigger

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.

World

Weekly News Roundup: Top Stories Of The Week | 13 September 2026

This week's top stories from India and around the world.

India

All Delhi Metro Stations in Under 15 Hours: Prafull Singh Sets New Record

Prafull Singh has set a new Guinness World Record by travelling through all Delhi Metro stations in just 14 hours, 54 minutes and 36 seconds.

World

150 Pakistani Brides Come to India; More Than 300 to Come

Around 150 Pakistani brides have finally reached India through alternative routes after visa restrictions delayed their weddings, while nearly 300 more are still waiting.

World

Weekly News Roundup: Top Stories of The Week | 30 August

From a threat targeting Barron Trump to shocking cases involving fake identities, murder, and theft, here are some of the biggest stories from the fourth week of August.

World

Nepal-Tibet Flood Disaster: 162 Dead, 142 Indians Missing

A massive flood and landslide hit the Nepal–Tibet border, causing widespread destruction and leaving around 160 people dead and hundreds missing.

World

Weekly News Roundup: Top Stories Of The Week | 23 August

This week's top stories from India and around the world.

Deaf Events

Surhad Muk-Badhir Club Pune: 10th Anniversary and Dandiya Festival 2026

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.

Disability

Assam’s Deaf Community Comes Together to Support Flood-Hit Families

The Deaf community in Upper Assam came together to provide relief materials and food to flood-affected families in Sivasagar.

World

Weekly News Roundup: Top Stories Of The Week | 16 August

This week's top stories from India and around the world.

India

Uttarakhand: Blind Students Protest for Scholarships, Laptops and Facilities

Around 80 blind students in Dehradun protested for better facilities, study materials, and scholarships, but ended the protest after the administration agreed to address their demands.

India

Food Safety Crackdown: Banned, Suspended, or Just Issued a Notice?

Food-safety authorities are taking action against several businesses, but social media claims of 'bans' often confuse notices, licence suspensions, and actual bans.

India

Why Are Bengaluru Restaurants Boycotting Zomato and Swiggy From 15 August?

Bengaluru restaurants may boycott Swiggy and Zomato over high charges as Flipkart enters food delivery.

World

Three Days After China, A Powerful Earthquake Hits Colombia

A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, killing at least 132 people, injuring around 570, and causing major damage to buildings and roads.

India

Why Is Everyone Talking About IAS Officer Tukaram Mundhe?

IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe is gaining attention for his strict enforcement of food safety rules and his focus on making laws apply equally to everyone.