India's Cancer Burden: Risks and Projections for 2024
Nearly 10% of Indians at risk of cancer before 75; 7% face death risk. 20.6M new cases globally, 9.8M deaths in 2024.
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Yogi Adityanath Accuses SP and Congress of Disrespecting Hindu Faith, Claims Namaz Attempt at Hanumangarhi
UP CM Yogi Adityanath launches scathing attack on SP and Congress, alleges attempt to offer namaz at Hanumangarhi in 2003.
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Ex-IAS Niyaz Khan Advises Indian Muslims to Adapt Clothing for Safety
Former IAS officer Niyaz Khan sparks debate, suggesting Indian Muslims change traditional attire to prevent mob lynching incidents.
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Sewer Deaths in India: 101 Workers Lost in 2026, One Every 45 Hours, Activists Allege Government Silence
Despite legal prohibitions and court directives, manual scavenging continues, with 101 sanitation workers dying in India's sewers and septic tanks in the first 188 days of 2026, according to the Safai Karmachari Andolan.
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Government School Enrolment Declines by 86 Lakh, Private Schools Gain Over 88 Lakh Students in 2023-2025
UDISE+ 2025-26 report shows shift towards private schooling, despite improvements in retention and infrastructure.
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Delhi Banquet Hall Violence: Family Alleges 15 Rounds Fired in Attempt to Seize Property
Panic in Delhi's Madhu Vihar as family alleges 15 rounds fired during violent attempt to seize their banquet hall property.
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TCS Case: Pregnant Accused Nida Khan Granted Bail; Court Considers Prison Birth Trauma
Court grants bail to pregnant Nida Khan, accused in TCS case, to avoid 'agonising' birth in prison.
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Nagaland's Ashraf Rehman Selected as Judge for WLSA International Debate 2026
Nagaland's Ashraf Rehman appointed judge for WLSA International Debate 2026, a significant achievement for the Northeast.
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Maharashtra Launches Land Audit Amid Christian Group Concerns
Maharashtra govt to audit church lands, assures no action against legitimate titles.
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Allahabad High Court: Muslim Personal Law Can't Override Child Marriage, POCSO Act
The Allahabad High Court ruled that Muslim Personal Law can't override laws prohibiting child marriage and protecting children, emphasizing the uniform application of these laws to all citizens.
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Trump Again Boasts Role in Halting India-Pakistan Conflict, Alleges 11 Jet Losses
Trump insists he deserves Nobel Peace Prize for ending India-Pakistan conflict, claims 11 jets shot down.
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Rajasthan Police Neglect: Dalit Youth Dies After Attack, Family Alleges Ignored Complaint
Dalit youth dies in Rajasthan after police fail to act on prior complaint, leading to suspension of sub-inspector.
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Maharashtra to Audit Church, Missionary Land; Action Against Irregularities
Maharashtra govt orders statewide audit of church, missionary land to identify illegal encroachments & irregularities. Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule announced the decision, stating the exercise will be completed within three months.
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Bihar Incident: Hindutva Mob Harasses Muslim Woman, Forces Niqab Removal, Sindoor Application
A Muslim woman was allegedly harassed by Hindutva supporters in Bihar, forced to remove her niqab, and had sindoor applied, sparking outrage.
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UN Experts Question India Over Alleged Mass Voter Deletions
UN Special Rapporteurs express concerns over reports of millions of names, predominantly Muslims, removed from Indian electoral rolls, potentially violating international human rights obligations.
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Muslim Youth Severely Injured in Alleged Attack by Hindutva Activists in Hyderabad, MBT Seeks Arrests
24-year-old Muslim man beaten by Hindutva activists in Hyderabad's Jalpally, MBT demands immediate action.
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Maharashtra Directed to Pay ₹30 Lakh Each to Manual Scavenging Victims' Families
Aurangabad bench of Bombay HC orders Maharashtra to pay ₹30 lakh each to families of two workers who died while cleaning a septic tank in Nanded district in 2021.
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West Bengal: No Approved Proposal to Hand Over Mid-Day Meals to ISKCON, Court Seeks Affidavit
West Bengal government clarifies no proposal to entrust mid-day meals to ISKCON, Calcutta High Court seeks affidavit.
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Indian Muslim Citizens Wrongfully Pushed into Bangladesh Over Infiltration Suspicions Return After Supreme Court Intervention
After a year-long legal battle, four Indian Muslim citizens, wrongfully pushed into Bangladesh, return home following Supreme Court intervention.
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Delhi HC Grants Bail to Two Former PFI Members, Citing Lack of Evidence and Prolonged Custody
Delhi High Court grants bail to two former PFI members, Anshad Badruddin and Abdul Khader Puttur, in a money laundering case, citing lack of prima facie evidence and their prolonged detention.