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Discover the story of Raman Raghav, the serial killer who terrorised Mumbai in the 1960s, and how police finally tracked him down.
A 16-year-old girl in Rajasthan’s Dausa district alleged that she was taken to an isolated area near the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway and sexually assaulted.
An 18-month-old girl, Ariba Khan, died after allegedly being thrown into a building duct in Mumbai’s Goregaon East. CCTV footage led police to register a murder case against a 10-year-old girl.
Jain Deaf Society Mumbai was launched on 2 October 2026 to help Deaf people access Jain teachings and religious activities.
Seven people were arrested after gunmen fired at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai, with police uncovering an alleged weapon supply network linked to the attack.
Actor Tiger Shroff escaped a shooting in Mumbai’s Juhu area on October 18, while his driver and another man were injured.
The Economic Times explored how food signs in ASL, ISL and other sign languages reflect culture, history and everyday life.
India introduced the Nirodh condom brand in 1968 to make condoms affordable and improve family planning across the country.
CJP-led protests in Delhi and Mumbai on 10 October led to mass detentions, including CJP leaders and public figures.
From a fatal monkey attack and a Delhi crime case to a Bollywood baby announcement and a massive diya-lighting event, here are some major stories from the fourth week of September.
Three men allegedly posing as policemen gang-raped a 17-year-old girl at Aastha Kunj Park near Kalkaji Temple, with all three accused arrested within about 12 hours.
A Mumbai BJP MLA dressed as a beggar for several hours to experience how people treat someone without money, power or social status.
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 Chernobyl and the Indian Ocean tsunami to the Mumbai attacks and Nepal floods, here are seven major tragedies that happened on the 26th — coincidence or an unlucky date?
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.
Having long nails in ancient China was considered a luxury. The long nail had emotional & traditional significance and symbolized beauty & wealth.
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.
Mumbai’s famous Ganpati idols have unique stories linked to the city’s history and traditions.
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.
Cyanide Mallika gained victims’ trust through religion before poisoning them with cyanide and stealing their jewellery for money.
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.
Mumbai Indians’ appointment of Zubin Bharucha has sparked controversy after his name resurfaced on a 2012 petition opposing the death penalty for 26/11 attacker Ajmal Kasab.
A 31-year-old Delhi software engineer died after allegedly being attacked by his wife and her relatives following a family dispute, leaving their four-month-old twins without their father.
Two Class 10 students have been accused of murdering their school principal in Telangana after an alleged robbery plan turned fatal when she recognised one of them.