Sanjiv Bhatt's Children Commemorate Eight Years of Father's Incarceration
Sanjiv Bhatt's children mark eight years of incarceration, saying their father's courage remains unbroken despite institutional failure.
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Saharanpur Mosque Demolition Sparks Constitutional Outrage Over Religious Freedom
A 150-year-old mosque in Saharanpur was demolished at dawn, sparking outrage as opposition calls it an attack on constitutional rights and religious freedom.
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Sliman Mansour: Palestinian Artist Who Painted Against Erasure
Sliman Mansour (1947-2026), Palestinian artist who painted Palestine against erasure. Iconic works like 'Jamal Al Mahamel' show resilience and identity.
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RTI Exposes ₹6.8 Crore Funding Delay in Garima Grehs for Transgender Persons
Only ₹6.8 crore of ₹365 crore transgender welfare fund reached Garima Grehs by April 2025. RTI reveals systemic funding delays hurting India's transgender shelters.
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UN adopts new world map correcting Africa’s size; US votes against
The UN General Assembly approved the Equal Earth projection, which better shows Africa’s true size, prompting US opposition to the change.
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K Laxman Calls Revanth Reddy's Owaisi Comparison Ridiculous
K Laxman calls Revanth Reddy's Owaisi comparison clearly ridiculous, saying it's absurd and purely politically motivated rhetoric.
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IndiGo Flight Hits Pole During Parking at Srinagar Airport
An IndiGo flight from Navi Mumbai to Srinagar struck a VDGS pole while parking on Friday, September 4, causing injury to passengers and crew.
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Ben-Gvir Unveils Displacement Plan Targeting 1.86 Million Gazans
Ben-Gvir announced Disengagement 710 plan to move 1.86 million Palestinians from Gaza, offering housing and jobs to those who leave today.
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Telangana government will honor teachers with State Teacher Awards on September 5, celebrating meritorious educators across schools, universities and colleges.
Telangana government will honor teachers with State Teacher Awards on September 5, celebrating meritorious educators across schools, universities and colleges.
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Bengaluru Jail Inmates Attack Warder, Attempt to Kill Him
At Parappana Agrahara Prison, five accused allegedly assaulted warder Manjunath, trying to suffocate him in Room 4 on September 2.
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Bengaluru Police Safeguard Bangladeshi Mother and Newborn During Deportation
Bengaluru police ensured safe delivery of a pregnant Bangladeshi woman and her newborn with careful monitoring before deportation to Bangladesh.
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Congress Questions Modi Government's GDP Growth Claim
Congress challenges Modi government's 7.8% GDP claim, highlighting downward revisions and flawed inflation measures that distort economic growth statistics.
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West Bengal to Establish 1000 RSS Schools Within a Year
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari aims to open 1,000 RSS schools within a year, pushing for a single education system across the state.
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IFF Demands Withdrawal After 25 Jailed Protesters Identified by Facial Recognition at Jantar Mantar
IFF demands Delhi Police withdraw facial recognition list after 25 jailed protesters were at Jantar Mantar protest. Independent audit required.
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FIR Filed After Dalit Protester Father Skull Cracked, Demands Arrest Grow
FIR filed after Dalit protester father skull cracked during June 23 Jantar Mantar crackdown, triggering massive public outrage and demands for arrests.
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Nine Years Since Gauri Lankesh's Killing
Nine years after Gauri Lankesh's murder, her journalism against Hindutva and caste discrimination endures. Justice remains elusive as 17 accused face trial.
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VHP Restricts Muslims at Navratri Events in Maharashtra, Requires Aadhaar Check and Tilak
VHP bans Muslims from Navratri garba events in Maharashtra, requiring Aadhaar checks and tilak on attendees to verify Hindu identity.
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Brother of Sharjeel Imam Warns Against Fake Fundraising Appeal
Muzzammil Imam warns against fake fundraising appeal by Sharjeel Imam. He calls for public not to donate and demands authorities identify the perpetrators.
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CPM Leader Lahek Ali Secured Conditional Interim Bail from Calcutta High Court
CPM leader Lahek Ali secured conditional interim bail from Calcutta High Court until Sept 10, citing his mother's serious illness as the main reason.
