February 11, 2026

England Wants Special Inclusion Bases in Secondary Schools to Support Neurodiverse Pupils

England's secondary schools must have special inclusion bases for neurodiverse and special needs children, says the government. This is part of a £3.7bn plan to improve support with new school spaces and better facilities, backed by £700m for school repairs.

February 11, 2026

Supermarkets Charge Nearly Double for Small Fruits Using Confusing Per-Unit Pricing

Woolworths, Coles, and Aldi are using confusing per-unit prices on fruits and veggies. Smaller bananas and cucumbers cost nearly twice as much per kilo. This makes it hard for shoppers to find the best deal.

February 11, 2026

Bengaluru Corporation Plans Heritage Building Makeover, Cracks Down on Illegal Hoardings

Bengaluru's Central City Corporation is gearing up to beautify heritage buildings and remove unauthorized LED hoardings. Officials also inspected 500+ PGs, fined violators ₹3 lakh, and sealed eight facilities.

February 11, 2026

Kalaburagi Starts National Deworming Day; Albendazole Tablet Safe for Kids 1-19 Years

Kalaburagi district kicks off National Deworming Day with safe Albendazole tablets given to nearly 10 lakh children aged 1 to 19. Officials urge parents to overcome fears and ensure kids take this medicine to prevent malnutrition, anaemia, and worm infections.

February 11, 2026

Wajid Ali Shah Came to Calcutta Voluntarily to Petition British, Not Exiled: New Biography

Wajid Ali Shah, last king of Awadh, chose to come to Calcutta to reach London with a petition against the British. His great-great-granddaughter’s new biography reveals fresh facts, including his bold love letters and secular views.