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Bengaluru Traffic Police booked 10.99 lakh wrong-parking cases by August 2026, but haphazard parking continues to worsen congestion.
Bengaluru property owners have questioned new GBA software charges of ₹200 for homes and ₹1,000 for commercial properties.
Bengaluru received widespread overnight rain, with KIA recording 94.2 mm and temperatures falling after weeks of hot and humid weather.
Children are reading passages in school, but growing assessment pressure is raising concerns that books are becoming exercises rather than sources of joy.
Georgia Tech and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta are developing an AI system to help doctors identify critically ill children earlier.
For Himalayan nomadic children, seasonal migration often disrupts schooling, highlighting the need for flexible and accessible education systems.
A two-year-old boy was allegedly assaulted by his father after the child avoided him amid an ongoing marital dispute in Kalyan.
A man’s claim that his parents wanted him to spend ₹50 lakh on his wedding has sparked debate over debt and family expectations.
IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode’s death has sparked campus protests after his mother alleged harassment and sought justice.
A Punjab truck driver sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia has prompted his family to seek urgent legal and diplomatic intervention.
A man’s claim that he sold inherited family gold to buy his wife an iPhone 18 Pro Max has sparked a lively online debate.
An MSc student at BIT Mesra was found dead in her hostel room, with police recovering a diary that indicated family-related distress.
Uber has been ordered to pay $40 million to the parents of Emily Normandin-Parker, who was killed after being left on a California freeway.
Delhi man Yuvraj Manchanda was allegedly killed in Gurugram, while his family received messages from his phone claiming he was safe.
Eve-teasing at 12 pushed Suchika Tariyal towards self-defence, beginning a journey that led to India’s first Asian Games MMA medal.
Bank customers may face branch service disruptions from September 28 to 30 as UFBU calls a three-day nationwide strike.
China’s youth unemployment reaches 18.9 per cent as record graduate numbers and weaker hiring make the search for stable work harder.
Dengue cases surge across Bangladesh, leaving Dhaka hospitals overcrowded as patients are treated on floors and verandas.
Kejriwal and four family members receive SIR notices in Delhi, prompting AAP to question their classification under the voter roll revision.
Former England international Andros Townsend escaped serious injury after being run over by a pitch roller during a Thai league warm-up.
