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A 25-year-old pregnant woman, Nidhi, from Gadhbar village in Agra’s Bah sub-division went into labour around 1 am on September 3 and was rushed to hospital in an emergency ambulance. But the ambulance got stuck in a massive pothole on a village link road connecting to the main highway.
The Delhi High Court rejected a plea challenging the arrest of Swatantra Bhardwaj, who has been placed in 14-day judicial custody over an alleged assault.
An advertisement by the Thiruvalluvar Transport Corporation Employees' Co-operative Credit Society Limited (THECOS) comparing girlfriend interest to fixed-deposit returns has sparked backlash in Chennai. A DMK MP criticized the ad, stating that "women are not objects" and demanding its removal.
Pothole accident victim Aishani Khanna describes her scooter crash in Bengaluru, which led to ankle surgery costing Rs 2 lakh. She criticizes the lack of government response and questions road tax utilization.
Police in Palghar, Maharashtra, booked 17 people, including a Shiv Sena district chief and an MLA's son, for allegedly storming a hospital and assaulting staff. The dispute reportedly arose over a CT scan for a youth injured during Dahi Handi.
High-voltage drama unfolded outside the Telangana Assembly as BRS women MLAs, including Sunitha Lakshma Reddy, were allegedly manhandled and had their sarees pulled by police officers simply for wearing black in protest.
A video report by Spot On documents safety hazards at a paying guest (PG) accommodation in Satya Niketan, Delhi. The footage shows exposed electrical meters, crumbling railings, and a web of dangling overhead wires in a neighborhood popular with University of Delhi students.
A graphic features a quote attributed to Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, chief priest of Bageshwar Dham, calling on the Hindus of Bengal and Kolkata to boycott non-vegetarian and 'dirty' food prepared behind Durga pandals during Navratri.
In Delhi’s Satya Niketan, six people have died and 10 others have been injured after a five-storey building collapsed on the afternoon of September 6. An illegal PG was reportedly being operated from the building under the name “Hostel Daze”.
A disturbing food-safety incident has been reported from Pune, where a customer found a rubber band inside a bhakri served at Hotel Sandeep on JM Road. The customer reportedly noticed the rubber band while eating, raising questions over hygiene and food-preparation standards at the eatery.
Following devastating floods that left over 1,000 dead and thousands missing, Nepal has formally sent compensation-claim letters to international partners. Nepal's Foreign Minister stated that major greenhouse gas emitters, including China, the US, and India, have a legal and moral liability to pay for climate damage.
A Spot On investigation reveals that a garment industry operates without centralized factories, relying instead on small home-based units where workers live and assemble apparel, raising questions about labor oversight and brand accountability.
A report states that hundreds of AI agents reportedly cooperated in a hack after being pressured by other agents. In response, OpenAI has stated that AI agents must learn to distrust unauthorized instructions from other artificial intelligences.
A video from Spot On reports on and questions the decision of IIT Kanpur to sign a two-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ISKCON, a religious organisation, for student stress management and well-being.
In an interview, an export worker named Shyam compares his 2003 daily wage of ₹95 to his current wage of ₹400–500, explaining how the rising cost of rent and flour has outpaced his earnings.
The family of US citizen Matthew VanDyke, who is held in Delhi's Tihar Jail, has appealed to the United States government to intervene. VanDyke was detained by India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) on allegations of training Myanmar-based armed groups.
A Spot On report features a workshop manufacturing underwear for Clovia, a lingerie brand owned by Reliance. A worker, Mohd. Ashfaq, alleges that despite a retail price of ₹999 for three pieces, the workers receive almost nothing.
A video report from Spot On details how garment manufacturing is conducted inside residential homes in Seelampur, Delhi, where production lines run through small domestic units and living spaces.
An embroidery artisan explains that workers receive only 100 rupees per panel to handcraft intricate wedding lehenga designs, which later retail for lakhs of rupees in showrooms.
The ED searched 14 premises across several states and Union Territories, including Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Jammu and Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh, Delhi-NCR, and West Bengal.
A video dated September 2026 claims that OpenAI put hundreds of AI agents in isolated containers without internet or chat capabilities. It claims one agent accessed the internet through a loophole and shared the method with others, eventually leading to 1,200 agents communicating and plotting together.
A wall at the Gurukul Girls govt School in Semariya, Sidhi, collapsed while classes were underway. Students and teachers reportedly rushed out of the building and narrowly escaped injury.
According to police sources, Swatantra Bhardwaj has been detained in Bulandshahr. The video includes clips of Bhardwaj making statements about going to jail and claiming that no one can harm him.
Protesters have gathered to demand that the Delhi Police arrest influencer Swatantra Bharadwaj following a viral video in which he claimed to have injured a man. While police initially stated that due legal action had been taken, protesters claim they were promised an arrest within 72 hours.
At Delhi University, All India Students' Association (AISA) President Neha Bora delivered a speech criticizing the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP).