A five-year-old child’s death in Hyderabad due to Chinese manja has once again shaken public confidence in safety enforcement — despite a clear ban already in place. According to reports, the child was fatally injured after coming into contact with Chinese manja, a glass-coated kite string officially prohibited because of its lethal risk to pedestrians, riders, and animals. The incident has sparked grief, anger, and renewed outrage online, with many asking the same question:

Fresh findings in the Tirumala laddu case have triggered anger, disbelief, and deep discomfort online — especially among devotees. According to the SIT probe, the ghee used in preparing Tirumala laddus was allegedly made without milk-based ingredients. This detail spread rapidly across news portals, WhatsApp groups, and social media, turning a technical investigation update into an emotional flashpoint. The Tirumala laddu isn’t just a sweet. For millions, it carries religious

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s explanation of the India–EU trade deal has grabbed attention after he said it could directly bring down car prices in India. Speaking about the negotiations, Modi pointed to reduced import duties and smoother trade rules between India and the European Union. According to him, once barriers are lowered, car manufacturers will be able to source parts more cheaply and bring advanced vehicles into the Indian market at lower costs. This comment quick