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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.
PM Modi attended the SCO Summit, where Iran’s President asked India to help stop the ongoing war and rising tensions in the region.
From a disrupted reading protest in Ahmedabad to inspiring survival stories in Nepal and a major NCLT case involving Zee, here are the biggest news stories from the first week of September.
Deaf innovator Shamsher Singh from Uttarakhand has amazed people by building working models of vehicles and machines using simple materials.
Artist and educator Rouble Nagi has brought education to underserved children through painted-wall classrooms, reaching over one million children across India.
India has developed the first fully Indian-made AK-203 assault rifle, “Sher,” which will undergo Indian Army trials in September 2026.
Nepal’s Foreign Minister has blamed India, China and the US for climate-related flood risks, while questions remain over China’s delayed warnings.
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.
India recorded strong 7.8% GDP growth in the first quarter of FY 2026–27, with PM Modi crediting Indians’ hard work and urging people to support the economy.
3 women were rescued from two lakes in Nagpur within four hours, including a Deaf swimmer who helped save a 16-year-old girl with instructions from his coach in sign language.
A 16-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped inside a moving sleeper bus in Greater Noida, with two bus staff arrested as the investigation continues.
Around 150 Pakistani brides have finally reached India through alternative routes after visa restrictions delayed their weddings, while nearly 300 more are still waiting.
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.
A five-year-old girl, Ayat Noor, who went missing in Haripur, Pakistan, was found dead inside a well after a 14-day search, with four people arrested in connection with the case.
From a threat targeting Barron Trump to shocking cases involving fake identities, murder, and theft, here are some of the biggest stories from the fourth week of August.
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.
Raksha Bandhan boosts India’s economy by increasing sales for small businesses, artisans, sweet shops, retailers and delivery companies.
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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.
India has several specialised security forces, each responsible for protecting borders, maintaining law and order, fighting terrorism, or rescuing people during disasters.
This week's top stories from India and around the world.
A 9-year-old girl in Pune's Junnar was allegedly raped and murdered by a neighbour, who was later arrested after CCTV footage and police questioning.
Thousands of Deaf people protested in Lucknow, demanding better education, jobs, transport, and equal rights through Indian Sign Language (ISL).