Author: Rishav Kumar

In a display of pure batting brutality, the reigning champions India, brought new life to their T20 World Cup 2026 journey with a 72-run victory over Zimbabwe at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. After a crushing loss to South Africa in the Super 8s, the Men in Blue didn’t take long to bounce back as they scored their highest ever total in a T20 World Cup match keeping the semi-final hopes alive.

In a heartbreaking development for Indian Cricket, Star Batter Rinku Singh is mourning the loss of his father Shri Khanchand Singh, who passed away early Friday morning February 27, 2026. Khanchand Singh had been severely ill with Stage 4 Liver Cancer for a long time.

A student named Jatin Tyagi was brutally attacked by armed men on a school bus that was making its way through Meerut on Thursday, February 26, 2026. The incident which happened during the broad daylight has raised worries about the students’ safety in the area.

NEW DELHI – In a significant breakthrough, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) announced on February 25, 2026, the arrest of two more terror operatives linked to the devastating bomb blast that rocked the Red Fort area in November 2025. These latest arrests bring the total number of individuals in custody for this conspiracy to 11.
The two suspects have been identified as Zameer Ahmad Ahangar of Ganderbal and Tufail Ahmad Bhat of Srinagar, both from Jammu and Kashmir.

A fatal car accident in North Goa has sparked a heated argument about who was responsible when a 65-year-old tourist from Bhopal, Bhagatram Sharma lost his life in a high-speed collision on the 23rd of February, 2026. According to the official police report, the driver was a 19-year-old student, Shaurya Goyal from Delhi. However local witnesses have made dramatic statements about a “driver swap” to protect a female passenger. Five other occupants of the i20 including Sharma’s wife, who suffered a leg fracture, and a three-month-old infant who miraculously escaped unharmed were also in the vehicle.

An awful incident of power abuse at Mathura Railway Station was reported, where a Government Railway Police (GRP) Sub-Inspector allegedly physically attacked a local tea vendor for a slight delay in service. The clash started around 8:20 a.m. on 25 February at Mathura Railway Station Platform 8. As per the witness statements Sub-Inspector Vivek Kumar came up to the tea vendor named Inder gave him a milk packet and ordered him to make tea right away.

Seven People lost their lives when an air ambulance crashed in Ranchi, Jharkhand. One of those was a well-known hotel owner named Mr. Ramesh Agarwal of age 54 of the area. The tragedy happened after the aircraft went down in a dense forest area of Jharkhand on Tuesday morning. The incident deeply shocked the state and the first topic of discussion was the question of safety in the air with regard to medical evacuation flights.

After a bitter argument regarding competitive exam preparation, 19-year-old son allegedly gunned down his father in the early hours of February 20 in Lucknow’s Ashiana locality. He then dismembered the body for days and hid the different parts of the corpse all over his home.
Akshat Pratap Singh has been accused of shooting his father Manvendra Singh, a 49-year-old a pathology lab owner, and hid different parts of the body inside a blue drum at their home, police confirmed.

What began as a targeted crackdown on three beloved biryani chains in Hyderabad has snowballed into one of the most significant tax evasion investigations in India’s food and beverage sector — exposing a ₹70,000 crore suppressed turnover racket spanning over 1.7 lakh restaurants across the country, dating back to the financial year 2019-20.
They went through approximately 60 Terabytes of Billing Data extracted from a leading restaurant billing software. Which made the case — a landmark in AI-driven tax enforcement, demonstrating how generative artificial intelligence and big data analytics can uncover systemic fraud hidden beneath layers of routine restaurant billing.

On February 22, Indian security forces successfully wrapped up Operation Trashi-I with a significant counter-terrorism victory in the Chenab Valley. They managed to neutralise the entire seven-member of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) terrorist squad that had been operating in the rugged high-altitude terrain of the Kishtwar district. The 326-day-long military operation, underlining the Indian Army’s competence in intelligence-based counter-insurgency especially in harsh geographical conditions, has become a landmark in the history of Indian military.