The Rumour That Shocked Fans Social media has once again proven how quickly misinformation can spread. This time, the target was legendary actor Dharmendra. News began circulating online that the beloved veteran had passed away. The false claim spread rapidly across platforms such as X, formerly known as Twitter, Facebook, and WhatsApp groups, leaving many fans worried and confused. Posts shared with emotional captions and condolence messages started trending, creating unnece

Shocking Crime in Agra A deeply disturbing incident has emerged from Agra, Uttar Pradesh, where a lawyer, identified as Jitendra Singh, was arrested for allegedly raping a woman who herself was a survivor of a past gangrape case. The shocking case has left the city shaken and raised questions about the safety and dignity of women who seek justice after surviving such traumatic experiences. According to police reports, the accused took the woman to a hotel in the city and comm

A Tragic Afternoon in the Heart of Delhi Delhi witnessed a horrifying afternoon when a sudden explosion shook the area near the Red Fort metro station. The blast, which took place inside a parked car, killed eight people and left several others injured. The incident sent shockwaves across the capital, causing panic among locals and tourists visiting the historic site. The Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage monument, is one of Delhi’s most visited locations and always has a lar

The Rising Cost of Private Education In recent years, private school education in India has become increasingly expensive, leaving parents worried and financially strained. Once seen as a symbol of quality learning and better opportunities, private schools are now becoming unaffordable for many middle-class families. In cities such as Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru, the average annual fee in leading schools has crossed 2.5 lakh rupees. This includes not only tuition

A Quiet Morning Turns Into Chaos Saturday morning on SG Road in Ahmedabad began like any other. The streets were calm, the air cool, and a few early risers were out for their morning walk. But around 5 a.m., the calm shattered in seconds when a speeding car rammed into a stationary truck. The loud crash echoed across the area, leaving witnesses stunned and scared. The car, driven by a 23-year-old man, was traveling at high speed when it hit the parked truck from behind. The c

The Capital Turns Grey As October draws to a close, Delhi once again finds itself under a thick, choking blanket of smog. The city’s skyline has disappeared behind a toxic haze, and its people are struggling to breathe. This year, the air quality index (AQI) has shot past 500 in several areas, marking an emergency situation. The air feels heavy, the throat burns, and every breath seems to carry a trace of dust and despair. What used to be crisp winter mornings have turned int

A Grand Opening with Great Expectations  On November 7, Guwahati witnessed a proud moment when the newly developed Uzan Bazar riverfront was officially inaugurated by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. The project had been in the spotlight for months as a major step toward beautifying the Brahmaputra riverbank and giving residents a scenic recreational space. The riverfront promised walking tracks, benches, greenery, and art installations that could transform the area

A heartbreaking incident has shaken Muzaffarnagar’s Budhana area in Uttar Pradesh. A 20-year-old student named Ujjwal Rana , pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree, set himself on fire inside his college campus after being allegedly humiliated for not being able to pay his pending fees. The young man suffered over 70 percent burns and is battling for his life. His story reflects a deeper issue in our education system, where financial hardship often turns dreams into despair. The

Delhi’s air is once again choking its people. As the winter sets in, smog thickens, and pollution levels soar. While most people complain or rush to buy expensive air purifiers, one Delhi resident decided to take matters into his own hands. With just a few tools, a simple idea, and Rs 2,000, he built a do-it-yourself air purifier that transformed his home’s air quality from toxic to clean within minutes. His story is a reminder that innovation often begins at home, driven by

Japan is often admired for its cleanliness, politeness, and sense of discipline. But beyond these qualities lies something equally fascinating—its education system. In Japan, children are not only taught reading and math but also practical life skills. One of the most interesting examples is how Japanese kids learn money management through their own banks. These mini banks are not just classroom projects; they are real lessons in responsibility, trust, and independence. Learn

A Grim Reality: India’s Air Quality Crisis Air pollution has become one of the most serious challenges facing India today. Each year, as winter approaches, the haze thickens over major cities, and air quality levels drop to dangerous lows. According to the latest global reports, India now has hundreds of cities listed among the most polluted in the world. From Delhi and Ghaziabad in the north to smaller towns like Begusarai and Muzzafarpur in Bihar, the scale of the crisis st

India is set to enter a new era of defence capability. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh recently announced that the country will begin producing fighter jet engines domestically by 2026. This bold move marks one of the most significant milestones in India’s mission for Atmanirbharta  — or self-reliance — in defence technology. For decades, India has depended on other nations for its most advanced military systems, especially aircraft engines. But that dependency is now coming t

For Indian cricket fans, winning in Australia has always carried a special meaning. The pitches are tough, the opponents relentless, and the crowds fiercely loyal to their team. But in the latest T20 series, India managed to overcome all of that and seal a 2-1 victory against Australia, marking another proud moment for the Men in Blue. Even though the fifth and final match at The Gabba in Brisbane was washed out due to rain and lightning, India had already done enough to clai

A fitness center in Binzhou, Shandong Province, China, has drawn massive attention after launching one of the most controversial fitness challenges in recent times. The gym announced that anyone who can lose 50 kilograms (around 110 pounds) in just three months will win a used Porsche Panamera. While the offer sounds thrilling and almost unbelievable, it has also raised strong concerns about health, ethics, and the dangerous lengths people might go to in pursuit of rapid resu

The Indian football scene has gained fresh energy as Australian-born midfielder Ryan Williams  joins the national camp ahead of the crucial AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Bangladesh. His inclusion has sparked both excitement and curiosity among fans, as the All India Football Federation (AIFF) awaits final clearance to make him officially part of the national squad. The development marks an interesting phase in Indian football, with new faces adding depth and international e

The Gujarat High Court has granted six-month temporary bail to self-styled godman Asaram, citing medical reasons. This decision comes shortly after the Rajasthan High Court also supported his plea for temporary release. The ruling has drawn attention from across the country, as Asaram remains one of the most controversial religious figures in India due to his conviction in multiple sexual assault cases. Who Is Asaram? Asaram, often referred to as “Bapu” by his followers, once

A Remarkable Honor for a Visionary Sonam Wangchuk, the well-known environmentalist, innovator, and education reformer from Ladakh, has once again made India proud. He has been included in TIME magazine’s list of the 100 Most Influential Climate Leaders of 2025 . This honor recognizes his lifelong dedication to protecting fragile mountain ecosystems and promoting sustainable living. Wangchuk’s inclusion in the list highlights how individuals from remote and challenging environ

Introduction In a major step toward protecting citizens’ rights and ensuring accountability in law enforcement, the Supreme Court of India has ruled that the police must provide written reasons  for every arrest. The court also directed that these reasons must be clearly communicated to the accused in a language they understand. This landmark judgment reinforces the idea that no one should be deprived of personal liberty without clear justification and that the police must ac

In the Netherlands, a country known for its love of art, bicycles, and sustainability, a unique project brings all three together in a magical way. The Van Gogh-Roosegaarde bike path  in Nuenen glows in the dark, inspired by Vincent van Gogh’s famous painting The Starry Night.  This glowing path not only celebrates the Dutch artist’s legacy but also promotes green technology and safe night cycling. It is a place where creativity meets innovation, turning a simple cycling rout

The entire nation is celebrating the incredible success of the Indian women’s cricket team, who made history by winning the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup. Their achievement has filled every Indian heart with pride, and their story of dedication, teamwork, and resilience has inspired millions. Recently, President Droupadi Murmu met the victorious team at Rashtrapati Bhavan and congratulated them for their outstanding performance. The meeting was not only a celebration of their vi