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Pakistan: 17-Year-Old Arrested After Raping 18-Month-Old Girl, Who Later Died

A teenage relative was arrested in Karachi after an 18-month-old girl died following an alleged sexual assault.

NSA Ajit Doval's Important Message to the Youth of India

NSA Ajit Doval urged Indians, especially the youth, to stay united, put national interest first, and protect India’s growth from internal and external challenges.

Gen Z vs Alcohol: Is the Industry Really Losing Billions?

Gen Z is drinking less in many Western countries, but in India, young consumers are changing how they drink rather than quitting alcohol altogether.

What is the FCRA Bill? Why Is the US Angry with India?

India plans stricter FCRA rules to increase checks on foreign funding, sparking debate over NGO freedom, religious organisations and national security.

Assam: 3 Teens Arrested For Brutal Rape And Murder Of Minor Girl

Assam Horror: Minor Girl Found Dead at Home; Three Arrested, SIT Formed as Investigation Continues.

Rs.64 Crores Fraud By 121 Fake Apps: 18-Year-Old Mastermind Arrested

An 18-year-old boy was arrested for creating 121 fake banking and government apps that allegedly helped cybercriminals steal over Rs.64 crore from thousands of people across India.

Trailanga Swami: The Hindu Yogi Who Lived 280 Years

Trailanga Swami is a legendary Hindu saint whose miracles and claim of living for nearly 280 years continue to remain one of India's greatest spiritual mysteries.

SIR Explained: Everything You Need to Know About India's Voter List Revision

The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is the Election Commission's process to update voter lists by adding eligible voters and removing incorrect or duplicate entries.

"Would Have Shot Protesters, Women Love R*pe" Says RSS Leader

Former RSS leader's remarks on CJP protests spark outrage; videos against Army also go viral.

Who Is Pralhad Joshi? PM Modi Announces New High-Powered Task Force

Pralhad Joshi took charge as India's new Education Minister as the Centre moved ahead with major examination reforms.

Most Powerful Hunger Strikes of India

Hunger strikes by leaders and activists have played a major role in bringing social and political change in India.

Elderly Women Targeted by Earring Snatchers

Two elderly women in Punjab were targeted in separate earring-snatching incidents that were caught on CCTV and are now under police investigation.

Indian Deaf Women's Cricket Team Wins 5/5 Matches Against SriLanka: International Debut

India's Deaf Women's Cricket Team created history by winning their first-ever international T20 series, defeating Sri Lanka 5-0.

PART 2: Life Story of The Bandit Queen: Phoolan Devi

From poverty and child marriage to becoming the infamous "Bandit Queen", Phoolan Devi's life remains one of India's most controversial stories of violence, revenge and resistance.

Man Books Flight Ticket for Zomato Delivery Boy To Meet His Mom in ICU

A kind stranger booked a ?4,000 flight for a Zomato delivery partner to reach his critically ill mother, and the delivery partner later returned the money, touching hearts across India.

Pakistan Deputy PM’s Grandson Arrested for Extortion and Gangraping 2 Foreign Women

Pakistan Deputy PM Ishaq Dar's grandson has been arrested in an alleged kidnapping and sexual assault case involving two foreign women.

Indian Man Kills Wife in US: Sends Photos to Girlfriend in India

Indian woman Raajitha Sabbineni was allegedly murdered in the US by her husband, Avinash Narne, who is accused of staging it as a suicide while having an affair.

Ranga-Billa Case: What Happened to Geeta and Sanjay Chopra?

The Ranga-Billa case, one of India's most infamous crimes, saw brave siblings Geeta and Sanjay Chopra fight their kidnappers, helping police eventually bring the killers to justice.

Life Story of The Bandit Queen: Phoolan Devi

From poverty and child marriage to becoming the infamous "Bandit Queen", Phoolan Devi's life remains one of India's most controversial stories of violence, revenge and resistance.

Why Parents in Afghanistan Dress Their Girls as Boys: What is ‘Bacha Posh?’

Afghanistan's centuries-old Bacha Posh tradition allows some girls to live as boys and enjoy freedoms denied to women, highlighting deep gender inequality in the country.

'Will Cut Off Hands That': Pakistan's Warning to India Over Indus Waters Treaty

Pakistan is using its Indus Valley Civilization identity to strengthen its claim over Indus River waters amid a deepening water crisis and rising tensions with India.