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A golden statue of Donald Trump went on display at the European Parliament in Strasbourg as the US president faced criticism over a diesel deal with Russia.
Young people are protesting across Europe over education, housing and living costs. Discover what is driving the demonstrations and why some have turned violent.
Saudi Arabia executed two Bangladeshi nationals on 14 October 2026 over an alleged offence at a mosque in Mecca. Bangladesh says it was not informed beforehand and is seeking details.
Businessman Navjot Singh was shot dead at his car service centre in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, on October 10. Police arrested his stepson, Avdeep Singh, and cousin Rajandeep Singh.
CJP-led protests in Delhi and Mumbai on 10 October led to mass detentions, including CJP leaders and public figures.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un reportedly weighs over 140 kg and faces a high risk of cardiovascular disease, according to South Korean intelligence.
Garba is becoming more expensive as events grow more commercial. Meanwhile, demands to restrict non-Hindu participation have sparked debate over religious identity, safety and inclusion.
Protests at Lovely Professional University turned violent after unverified claims of a rape inside a girls’ hostel spread among students.
The US has passed a Russia sanctions law allowing tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian oil and gas, which could affect India.
India and Pakistan exchanged sharp remarks over terrorism, Kashmir and other issues during a series of meetings and interactions linked to the UN in New York.
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.
A Pakistani social media user’s racist comment about President Droupadi Murmu’s skin colour sparks outrage and renews debate over racism and discrimination.
Pakistan has showcased the Chinese-made HQ-17AE air-defence system amid growing concerns over a possible future India-Pakistan conflict.
The US tested over 50 army officials with lie detectors after a sensitive military information leak.
The Delhi building collapse death toll has risen to 7, with arrests, MCD scrutiny, and questions over illegal construction and safety violations.
Artist and educator Rouble Nagi has brought education to underserved children through painted-wall classrooms, reaching over one million children across India.
Nepal’s Foreign Minister has blamed India, China and the US for climate-related flood risks, while questions remain over China’s delayed warnings.
The Nepal floods have sparked controversy over China’s reported death toll, delayed warnings and the possible impact of infrastructure in Tibet.
Nepal’s flash floods have killed hundreds, left thousands missing, while principal Rajendra Dawadi saved 1,643 students, and India stepped up with major rescue and relief support.
USCIRF’s call for possible sanctions against the RSS over alleged minority rights violations could further strain India-US relations amid Mohan Bhagwat’s possible US visit.
Over 30 students fell sick in a Bihar school after detergent was allegedly mistaken for salt and added to their midday meal.
An 18-year-old boy and his parents died after a tragic incident at a hill in Maharashtra, reportedly linked to family and financial problems.
Netanyahu’s “Islamic Republic of Britain” remark reflects growing tensions over the UK’s changing policies towards Israel and its growing Muslim population.
Rahul Gandhi's joke about Giorgia Meloni during a Congress event sparked political controversy and drew criticism over its diplomatic implications.