Karnataka Passes New Law to Curb Hate Speech and Crimes

January 7, 2026

Karnataka Passes New Law to Curb Hate Speech and Crimes

Karnataka has passed a bill to fight hate speech and crimes, raising punishments and enforcement powers. The law aims to reduce communal violence, but critics warn it may limit free speech and be misused.
Bike Library in Thoothukudi Promotes Reading and New Writers Among Youth

January 7, 2026

Bike Library in Thoothukudi Promotes Reading and New Writers Among Youth

In Thoothukudi, a 34-year-old data entry operator started a bike library to encourage young people to read and discover books by new authors. This unique project runs for two years, making reading easy and fun.
Lego Unveils Smart Bricks With Sensors and Sound at CES 2026

January 7, 2026

Lego Unveils Smart Bricks With Sensors and Sound at CES 2026

Lego has introduced Smart Bricks that light up, make sounds, and respond to movement. Launching in March with a Star Wars set, these tech-filled blocks mix physical and digital play but have drawn mixed reactions from experts.
26 Maoists, Including 13 with ₹65 Lakh Bounty, Surrender in Chhattisgarh's Sukma

January 7, 2026

26 Maoists, Including 13 with ₹65 Lakh Bounty, Surrender in Chhattisgarh's Sukma

In a major breakthrough, 26 Maoists, including 7 women and 13 carrying bounties totaling ₹65 lakh, surrendered in Sukma district, Chhattisgarh. They joined the Poona Margem rehabilitation program, aiming for social reintegration and peace.
US Weighs Military Use to Acquire Greenland, Calls It a National Security Priority

January 7, 2026

US Weighs Military Use to Acquire Greenland, Calls It a National Security Priority

The White House says US President Trump is exploring all options, including military action, to acquire Greenland from Denmark. European leaders back Denmark and warn against US moves amid Arctic security concerns.
Green Manuring Boosts Crops But Seed Supply and Training Hold Back Wider Use: Study

January 7, 2026

Green Manuring Boosts Crops But Seed Supply and Training Hold Back Wider Use: Study

A new study shows green manuring benefits Tamil Nadu farmers by improving soil and crop yields. Yet, lack of quality seeds and training limit its spread. Nearly all farmers recommend it, but better seed access and support are needed for more adoption.
Six-Year-Old Girl Found Strangled in Bengaluru’s Whitefield Migrant Colony

January 7, 2026

Six-Year-Old Girl Found Strangled in Bengaluru’s Whitefield Migrant Colony

A six-year-old girl was strangled to death in a migrant colony in Whitefield, Bengaluru. Police are searching for suspect Yusuf Meer as the family mourns the tragic loss.
Private Bus Catches Fire on Kovvur-Rajahmundry Bridge, No Casualties

January 7, 2026

Private Bus Catches Fire on Kovvur-Rajahmundry Bridge, No Casualties

A private bus on the Kovvur-Rajahmundry Gammon bridge caught fire early Wednesday due to a short circuit. Driver evacuated all safely. Police are investigating.
AIIMS Bibinagar Nears Completion at 85.97% Under PM’s PRAGATI Program

January 7, 2026

AIIMS Bibinagar Nears Completion at 85.97% Under PM’s PRAGATI Program

AIIMS Bibinagar has reached 85.97% physical progress and is on track to finish by June 2026. The project sped up thanks to PM's PRAGATI platform monitoring.
Jadavpur University Creates ‘Crip Lit’ Board Game to Highlight Disabled Authors

January 7, 2026

Jadavpur University Creates ‘Crip Lit’ Board Game to Highlight Disabled Authors

Jadavpur University’s English Department launches ‘Crip Lit Cards’, a tactile board game spotlighting disabled authors with Braille and raised portraits, promoting inclusive literary learning.

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