What was meant to be a simple family reunion turned into a tragic ending for three generations of a family from Nawada, West Delhi. On their way home from a relative's birthday party, Shahid, his son Faiz, and his grandson Hamza got into a terrible accident that claimed their lives. The incident has left the rest of the family devastated, especially the wives and children who were left behind. The funeral and other rituals have reminded the family of the cultural pressures and blame that often comes with such tragedies.
As the number of people suffering from depression and anxiety rises, experts are calling for mental health to become a national priority in India. By addressing the issue and providing resources and support, the country can build healthier and more productive communities.
The Hindu, one of India's leading newspapers, has launched its new e-paper on October 6, 2025. This innovative and updated platform provides readers with a unique perspective on world affairs, entertainment, technology, science, health, and literature. Stay ahead of the game and get your first look at the updated e-paper now!
A devastating fire broke out in the state-run SMS Hospital in Jaipur, claiming the lives of eight critically ill patients. The fire is suspected to have been caused by a short circuit in the storage area of the hospital's Neuro ICU. The fire spread quickly, causing panic among patients and their families, and destroying hospital records and equipment. Firefighters battled the blaze for two hours before bringing it under control.
The upcoming Sharad Purnima, celebrated on October 6, 2025, marks a night filled with auspicious lunar energy. Devotees are advised to prepare kheer and place it under the moonlight after 10:54 pm to absorb the nectar-like rays and enhance the dish's spiritual and healing properties. This ritual, believed to bring health, harmony, and prosperity, must be followed in the specific window between Brahma Muhurat and sunrise.
The Hindu, one of the leading newspapers in India, has announced the launch of its new e-Paper. This e-Paper will feature articles and news from a variety of categories, such as world affairs, cinema and streaming, technology, science, data analysis, health, and books. The e-Paper aims to provide readers with a holistic understanding of current events and news, while also catering to their diverse interests and preferences.
On October 4th, World Animal Day is observed globally to raise awareness and advocate for the rights and welfare of animals. In India, this day holds a special significance as it highlights the important role of animals in our culture, ecology, and emotional lives. The official theme for World Animal Day 2025 is "Save Animals, Save the Planet", emphasizing the need for humans to take responsibility for protecting animals. As we celebrate this day with compassion, we are reminded of the crucial role animals play in maintaining a balanced and healthy planet.
October 2, 2025 marks a momentous occasion in India's cultural and historical consciousness, as it celebrates the 121st birth anniversary of Lal Bahadur Shastri, the 156th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, and the auspicious festival of Dussehra. This convergence not only serves as a reminder of the deep spiritual and philosophical values shared by these three figures, but it also offers a powerful lens for reflecting on sacrifice, moral courage, and their relevance in today's world. Through rituals and performances, Dussehra emphasizes the importance of truth, justice, and social harmony, while the story of Rama's journey in the Ramayana serves as a reminder that true heroism lies in committing to principles and the welfare of others, rather than personal ambition.
Amidst tensions arising after recent Supreme Court directives and delays by civic bodies, animal welfare activists in Tamil Nadu have called for the protection of individuals who feed stray animals from harassment. The Blue Cross of India has submitted a representation to the state DGP, highlighting instances of threats and intimidation faced by animal feeders. In response, the state police headquarters have stated that a separate circular is unnecessary, as SHOs are already empowered to take action against any complaints of cognisable offences.
The International Day of Yoga is an annual celebration of the many benefits of practicing yoga, including meditation. With the theme "Yoga for One Earth, One Health" in its 11th year, this day highlights the importance of uniting the mind, body, and consciousness. Meditation has been shown to lower cortisol levels, reduce anxiety and racing thoughts, and improve concentration and cognitive abilities. It also promotes introspection and mindfulness, leading to healthier habits and better responses to stress. As we celebrate this day, let's recognize the power of meditation for our mental health and overall well-being.