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The Economic Times Explores How Sign Languages Shape the World of Food

The Economic Times explored how food signs in ASL, ISL and other sign languages reflect culture, history and everyday life.

Vithya Ramraj Breaks P.T. Usha’s 42-Year-Old Record

Vithya Ramraj, 28, has broken P.T. Usha’s 42-year-old national record in the women’s 400m hurdles. At the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, she clocked 54.75 seconds to win bronze.

Bengaluru CEO Bans Male Candidates From Rajasthan, UP, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh

A Bengaluru sports company, A1 Sports World, has announced that it will not hire male candidates from Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar, and Madhya Pradesh, by the CEO Karthik Shenoy.

Strange Things Countries Are Famous For!

From the world’s tallest and shortest populations to countries known for chocolate, coffee, tea, and obesity rates, discover eight surprising facts that make each country unique.

India Wins Women Asia Cup: Refuses Trophy From Pakistan Minister

India won the Women’s Asia Cup but did not take the trophy from ACC President Mohsin Naqvi because of tensions between India and Pakistan.

Wankhede Stadium: India’s Best Stadium Was Built Due to Ego Clashes!

Wankhede Stadium was built after a power struggle with Brabourne Stadium and went on to become an iconic home of Indian cricket, especially after the 2011 World Cup victory.

UN Adopts New World Map, India May Look Bigger

The UN has backed a more accurate world map that shows Africa and other countries closer to their real size, highlighting the importance of geography and representation.

All Delhi Metro Stations in Under 15 Hours: Prafull Singh Sets New Record

Prafull Singh has set a new Guinness World Record by travelling through all Delhi Metro stations in just 14 hours, 54 minutes and 36 seconds.

Weekly News Roundup: Top Stories of The Week | 30 August

From a threat targeting Barron Trump to shocking cases involving fake identities, murder, and theft, here are some of the biggest stories from the fourth week of August.

Historic Win for Deaf Farmers! Tamil Nadu Officials Agree to Act

Deaf farmers in Pudukkottai held a major protest, demanding better rights, representation and government support for the Deaf community.

Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation, PM Modi’s New World Record

Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Education Minister following the NEET paper leak controversy, bringing the month-long CJP protests to an end.

Spain Beat Argentina to Win FIFA World Cup 2026

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 after extra time to win the FIFA World Cup 2026, while Lionel Messi played his final World Cup match.

Weekly News Roundup: Top 5 Stories Of The Week | July 19 | Deaf News

Major developments in high-profile crime cases, global events, sports, and a viral mob harassment incident.

Cape Verde’s Historic FIFA Journey Overshadowed by Captain’s Rape Allegation

Cape Verde's historic first-ever FIFA World Cup run has been overshadowed by sexual assault allegations against team captain Ryan Mendes, who is under investigation in New Zealand.

Is FIFA Helping Argentina Win? The Controversy Explained

Argentina's march to the 2026 FIFA World Cup final has sparked a major "VARgentina" controversy, with fans accusing referees and VAR of favouring the team.

Trump, Netanyahu, Meloni & more: Who is on Iran's 'Hit-list'?

Iran has released a controversial "revenge list" of 13 world leaders, raising global fears of escalating tensions and a possible wider conflict in the Middle East.

Serial Killer Episode 3: The Bikini Killer

Charles Sobhraj, known as the "Bikini Killer," used charm and deception to rob and murder foreign backpackers across Asia, becoming one of the world's most notorious serial killers.