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Ananya Ganotra

2025 - Present

Bihar Woman Allegedly Gang-Raped; Cartridge, Stones Found In Private Parts, Cuts On Body

A 28-year-old woman from Bihar's Begusarai was allegedly gang-raped by five youths, with doctors later recovering cartridges, stones and wood pieces from her body during treatment.

‘Over 300,000 People Die Of Drowning Each Year, So Water Is Now Illegal’: Telegram’s Sarcastic Response To Re-NEET-Linked Ban

As India temporarily restricts Telegram over NEET-related fraud concerns, the platform and its founder Pavel Durov argue the measure unfairly impacts millions of legitimate users while the government insists it is necessary to protect exam integrity.

‘Telegram Has Become A New Dark Web, Hub Of Criminals And Terrorists’: Centre Tells Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court is examining the Centre’s temporary restriction on Telegram over alleged exam fraud networks linked to NEET-UG 2026, while the platform disputes the allegations and calls the action excessive.

People of Purpose: How Suraj Moraje’s Eka Fellowship Is Creating Pathways to Economic Mobility for Young Students

Suraj Moraje co-founded The Eka Fellowship to provide underserved students in Bangalore and Pune with the long-term, personalised support that determines whether talent translates into opportunity.

NTA Releases UGC NET 2026 Admit Card; Here’s How Candidates Can Download Their Hall Ticket

The NTA has released UGC NET 2026 admit cards, allowing candidates to download hall tickets online before the examination.

Mumbai’s Driest June In Nearly 20 Years: What’s Behind The Monsoon Delay And Record Rainfall Deficits Across Cities

An unusual pause in the southwest monsoon has left Mumbai and Pune facing severe rainfall deficits despite an early seasonal onset elsewhere in India.

People of Purpose How Jigar Vaishnav Founder of SP Seva Sansthan Foundation Built Grassroots Change Through Listening First

Founder of SP Seva Sansthan Foundation, Jigar Vaishnav, on how listening first, breaking silence around women's health and choosing dignity over charity has driven lasting grassroots change across underserved communities in India.

Anthropic Shuts Down Its Most Advanced AI Models Worldwide After US Security Order: What It Means for AI Users

Following a US national security directive, Anthropic has disabled its most advanced AI models globally, raising concerns about access, regulation and the future of artificial intelligence.

FSSAI Issues Notices To KFC, Nestle And Flipkart Over Reported Hygiene And Pest Infestation Complaints

The food regulator's action follows consumer complaints and comes amid intensified food safety checks across India.

Meet the Young Women Who Built Pad Banks, Opened a Library and Changed Their Communities in Bihar

From pooling one rupee a day for sanitary pads to advocating for a block-level library, adolescent girls in rural Bihar trained under Population Foundation of India's Kishori Samooh initiative are transforming menstrual health awareness and educational access in their communities.