Gaza Holds on to Ramadan Traditions Amid War and Hardship

February 18, 2026

Gaza Holds on to Ramadan Traditions Amid War and Hardship

Gaza faces Ramadan with heavy hearts as war causes loss, destruction, and financial hardship. Despite daily violence, residents keep Ramadan traditions alive to bring hope and joy.

Case Filed Against Haldiram’s Attapur Outlet Over Fungus-Infected Sweets

February 18, 2026

Case Filed Against Haldiram’s Attapur Outlet Over Fungus-Infected Sweets

A customer in Hyderabad found fungus in sweets bought from Haldiram’s Attapur store. Police have registered a case and collected samples for testing.

Newborn Dies After C-Section at Nedumangad Hospital, Sparks Protests Over Negligence

February 18, 2026

Newborn Dies After C-Section at Nedumangad Hospital, Sparks Protests Over Negligence

A newborn died soon after a C-section at Nedumangad taluk hospital in Kerala. Family alleges medical negligence. Protests erupted, and the doctor has been put on forced leave.

92-Year-Old Man Dies After Choking on Glutinous Rice Balls in Hong Kong

February 18, 2026

92-Year-Old Man Dies After Choking on Glutinous Rice Balls in Hong Kong

A 92-year-old man in Hong Kong died after choking on glutinous rice balls. Police say he collapsed and lost consciousness while eating. The incident happened on Wednesday morning.

Gaza Welcomes Ramadan Amid Fragile Ceasefire and Food Shortages

February 18, 2026

Gaza Welcomes Ramadan Amid Fragile Ceasefire and Food Shortages

Gaza families welcome Ramadan with hope despite ongoing fears of war and food struggles. A fragile ceasefire brings calm but challenges remain for displaced people.