Battle of Baghpat's Einstein Chacha is back after years, seen waiting in queue
After what feels like ages, the Battle of Baghpat’s Einstein Chacha has been spotted again and the internet absolutely cannot keep calm.
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Women must earn less: 2017 European Parliament speech goes viral again
Women must earn less European Parliament speech goes viral again
Cities on Moon will run out of water faster than you think. Here's why
The discovery of water ice in permanently dark craters near the Moon's poles has sparked ambitious plans to build bases there, followed by villages, cities and even heavy industry.
Firing near east Delhi cafe leaves 2 injured, accused arrested from Rajasthan
Two people were injured after two men allegedly opened fire at a group near Karkardooma Community Centre in east Delhi over an old enmity, officials said on Tuesday. Police said one of the accused was later arrested from Ajmer in Rajasthan, while efforts are on to catch the other...
Jinnah in, Mujibur out at Dhaka University museum; Pak founder's portrait shredded
Jinnah in Mujibur out at Dhaka University museum Pak founders portrait shredded
Andhra man picks wrong bag at bus station, finds gelatin sticks, detonators inside
A baggage mix-up at a bus station in Andhra Pradesh’s Vijayawada led to the recovery of around 46 gelatin sticks weighing nearly 5 kg, with police launching an investigation to trace the owner and intended destination of the material.
Gurugram hit-and-run accused used urination excuse to flee; fell and got hurt: Cops
Kalyan Bainsla, the accused in the Gurugram hit-and-run case involving a woman biker, tried to escape from police on the pretext of going to urinate after he was arrested in Rajasthan’s Dausa, police said. He fell while trying to flee, sustained minor injuries and was given preli...
Hockey India dispute: Sports Ministry awaits amicable resolution before intervening
The Sports Ministry will wait for the warring factions in Hockey India to resolve their differences amicably before deciding whether an intervention from it is required.
JK Tyre launches four new OTR tyres for construction and mining applications
JK Tyre has introduced four new off-the-road (OTR) tyre products for construction, material handling and mining applications at BAUMA CONEXPO INDIA 2026 in Greater Noida. The new range includes tyres for self-loading concrete mixers (SLCMs), backhoe loaders, telehandlers and mini...
The Rs 2,000 line: India has drawn it, and almost every payment sits below
Scan, tap, done. No card machine, no cash, no fee. For six years, that was the law — not a favour. Since September 14, it is the law only up to Rs 2,000.
Terrifying moment snake falls on man carrying child at Maharashtra waterfall
A family’s outing at a waterfall in Maharashtra turned frightening when a large snake suddenly fell from above and landed on the shoulders of a man who was holding a child in his arms.
IIT Kanpur announces 5-week online certificate course on Python, AI, ML
The Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IIT Kanpur) will be conducting a five-week online certification programme on Python for Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL) from December 14, 2026, to January 15, 2027.
Car drives away without driver as owner runs after it, crashes into cart in Punjab
A man from Punjab found himself in a bizarre situation after his electric car locked itself while he was outside the vehicle and then began moving forward without anyone behind the wheel, eventually crashing into a fruit vendor’s cart and a tree.
India's Chess Olympiad team stuck in Uzbekistan without accommodation, 5 hours after arrival
Grandmaster and non-playing captain of the Indian chess Olympiad team, Srinath Narayanan, has shared the terrible experience that the squad is facing ahead of the 2026 FIDE Chess Olympiad, with the prestigious event set to begin on Wednesday, September 16.
After Satya Niketan tragedy, Delhi govt to build 10,000-bed hostels for students
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday announced that the Delhi government has initiated plans to build hostel facilities for 10,000 students, in a move aimed at expanding access to safe, secure and affordable accommodation for those coming to the national capital for higher educa...