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Kerala family’s heartwarming first menstruation ritual goes viral, celebrating a girl’s journey into womanhood with love, tradition, and respect, sparking admiration online.

More than 1,000 community members gathered at Kannada Bhavan, Chikkaballapur, to celebrate Human Rights Day and honour legacy of Shri V. Dwarkanath Reddy. The event featured Navashakti drama, cultural performances, speeches by dignitaries.

India’s aviation regulator DGCA has cut IndiGo’s daily flights by 5% after a major schedule crisis caused by crew shortages, new duty rules, winter changes and rising cancellations. At 2,300 daily flights, IndiGo must remove 115 flights.

Pakistan appoints Field Marshal Asim Munir as first Chief of Defence Forces, centralizing military power, controlling nuclear assets, and raising serious security threats for India and the region.

Ahead of Vladimir Putin’s India visit, strategist Waiel Awwad says PM Narendra Modi’s push to end the Ukraine war could ease US pressure on New Delhi over tariffs and Russian oil, giving India more space in energy and manufacturing.

With Sanchar Saathi now mandatory on all smartphones, cyber expert Amit Dubey explains why fears of government snooping are misplaced — and how the app is India’s strongest weapon against cybercrime.

Nepal issues new NPR 100 notes featuring a revised map including Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura, escalating its border dispute with India despite New Delhi calling the move a “unilateral act.”

Kerala's Labour Minister, V. Sivankutty, has officially declared the state's refusal to implement the central government's new Labour Code after a meeting with major trade unions. 

Bangladesh: A leader, who is close to the Awami League and in hiding, claims Bangladesh is turning into a hub of terrorism and forced conversions, alleging ISI influence, rising extremism and threats to Hindus.

UK analyst Chris Blackburn calls for greater vigilance and accountability for the planners of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. He highlights Mumbai's resilience and India's security reforms but warns that many perpetrators remain free in Pakistan.