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India Makes First 100% Made-in-India AK-203 Rifle 'SHER'

India has developed the first fully Indian-made AK-203 assault rifle, “Sher,” which will undergo Indian Army trials in September 2026.

Nepal Blames India, US, China for Deadly Flash Floods

Nepal’s Foreign Minister has blamed India, China and the US for climate-related flood risks, while questions remain over China’s delayed warnings.

PM Modi Congratulates India on 7.8% Growth Rate

India recorded strong 7.8% GDP growth in the first quarter of FY 2026–27, with PM Modi crediting Indians’ hard work and urging people to support the economy.

3 Women Attempt Suicide Within 4 Hours: 1 Rescued by Deaf Swimmer

3 women were rescued from two lakes in Nagpur within four hours, including a Deaf swimmer who helped save a 16-year-old girl with instructions from his coach in sign language.

150 Pakistani Brides Come to India; More Than 300 to Come

Around 150 Pakistani brides have finally reached India through alternative routes after visa restrictions delayed their weddings, while nearly 300 more are still waiting.

Nepal: 788 Dead, Over 2,500 Missing; 1,643 Students Saved by School Principal

Nepal’s flash floods have killed hundreds, left thousands missing, while principal Rajendra Dawadi saved 1,643 students, and India stepped up with major rescue and relief support.

US Sanctions on RSS Over Mohan Bhagwat Visit?

USCIRF’s call for possible sanctions against the RSS over alleged minority rights violations could further strain India-US relations amid Mohan Bhagwat’s possible US visit.

The Economy of Raksha Bandhan: A Rs 20,000 Crore Festival

Raksha Bandhan boosts India’s economy by increasing sales for small businesses, artisans, sweet shops, retailers and delivery companies.

DIT Thailand 2027: An International Deaf Travel Experience

Join fellow Deaf travellers for an exciting Thailand trip covering Bangkok, Pattaya and Phuket from 1–9 January 2027, with packages starting at Rs. 38,000.

India's Security Forces: Their Uniforms and What They Do

India has several specialised security forces, each responsible for protecting borders, maintaining law and order, fighting terrorism, or rescuing people during disasters.

Uttar Pradesh Deaf Community Holds Big Protest in Lucknow

Thousands of Deaf people protested in Lucknow, demanding better education, jobs, transport, and equal rights through Indian Sign Language (ISL).

Surhad Muk-Badhir Club Pune: 10th Anniversary and Dandiya Festival 2026

Surhad Muk-Badhir Club, Pune is celebrating its 10th Anniversary with a Dandiya Festival on 18 October 2026, featuring fun, food, prizes, and a lucky draw for the Deaf community.

Assam’s Deaf Community Comes Together to Support Flood-Hit Families

The Deaf community in Upper Assam came together to provide relief materials and food to flood-affected families in Sivasagar.

120 Bahadur Gets Huge Response from Deaf Audiences at ISL Screenings

Bollywood Hungama and Adgully shine a spotlight on 120 Bahadur's ISL interpretation, taking inclusive cinema one step further.

Controversy: Rahul Gandhi Mocks PM Modi and Giorgia Meloni

Rahul Gandhi's joke about Giorgia Meloni during a Congress event sparked political controversy and drew criticism over its diplomatic implications.

15 August Controversy: Modi’s Pocket Square, Sonia Gandhi Stops Vande Mataram

India’s 80th Independence Day saw two political controversies over PM Modi’s tricolour pocket square and the singing of Vande Mataram at Congress headquarters.

Is Russia Starting a Train From Moscow to India for Goods Trade?

Russia is exploring a railway route to connect with India through Central Asia, but major political and security challenges remain.

How Much Do You Know About India?: National Symbols Quiz

How well do you really know India? Test yourself with this Independence Day quiz!

NSA Ajit Doval's Important Message to the Youth of India

NSA Ajit Doval urged Indians, especially the youth, to stay united, put national interest first, and protect India’s growth from internal and external challenges.

Gen Z vs Alcohol: Is the Industry Really Losing Billions?

Gen Z is drinking less in many Western countries, but in India, young consumers are changing how they drink rather than quitting alcohol altogether.

Jaipur Deaf Students Protest Over Poor School Conditions: Principal Suspended

Deaf students in Jaipur staged a silent protest over unsafe infrastructure and poor facilities, leading the Rajasthan government to take immediate action.