February 6, 2026

US Healthcare Crisis Grows as Millions Struggle with Mounting Medical Bills and Insurance Gaps

Millions of Americans face crippling medical debt and soaring insurance costs amid a complicated healthcare system. Despite calls for reform, political divides stall solutions.

February 6, 2026

Supreme Court Quashes FIR in False Marriage Rape Case, Calls It Consensual Dispute

Supreme Court quashed an FIR accusing rape on false marriage claims. The court said the case was about a consensual relationship gone sour, and warned against misuse of serious criminal laws.

February 6, 2026

India Boosts Bamboo Sector With National Mission, New Superfood Claims

India is growing its bamboo industry through the National Bamboo Mission 2025 to increase plantations and boost exports. Bamboo is also gaining attention as a superfood rich in vitamins and antioxidants.

February 6, 2026

ED Arrests Ex-Resolution Professional Arvind Kumar in ₹236 Crore Richa Industries Fraud Case

The Enforcement Directorate has arrested Arvind Kumar, former Resolution Professional of Richa Industries, for allegedly diverting funds and benefiting from ₹236 crore bank fraud. He is in eight-day custody as the probe continues.

February 6, 2026

Rajasthan Woman Kills Children Over Cancer Fear Fueled by Social Media Misinformation

In Rajasthan, Sanju Devi allegedly killed her two children after fearing cancer due to social media misinformation. Police found no cancer but noted severe mental distress fueled by online videos. Experts warn about rising 'cyberchondria' as social media algorithms amplify health anxieties worldwide.

February 6, 2026

Loud Music at Festivals Causes Hidden Hearing Damage, Study Finds

Prolonged exposure to loud music at festivals can cause hidden hearing damage. This damage is not detected by normal hearing tests but affects hearing clarity, warns new research. The study highlights the importance of hearing protection and early diagnosis.

February 6, 2026

Contract Teachers Protest in Puducherry for Job Regularisation Amid Nationwide Struggle

Contract teachers in Puducherry have been protesting for over a week demanding job regularisation. Their protest march was stopped by police on February 3. This is part of a larger nationwide fight as contract teachers seek fair wages and permanent roles.

February 6, 2026

Cutting Property Tax Breaks May Boost Home Ownership, Not Lower Prices Much

Slashing tax breaks for property investors might not reduce house prices significantly but could increase home ownership by 3%, say economists and experts. The richest Australians gain the most from current capital gains tax cuts, prompting calls for reform.

February 6, 2026

Supreme Court Panel Urges Restore Eco-Sensitive Zone Near Bannerghatta National Park

The Supreme Court-backed committee recommends canceling the reduced Eco-Sensitive Zone at Bannerghatta National Park. The move aims to save elephant corridors and stop large housing projects that threaten wildlife and environment.

February 6, 2026

Big Australian Banks Raise Mortgage Rates, Delay Savings Rate Hikes After RBA Decision

Following the Reserve Bank's rate hike, major Australian banks quickly increased mortgage rates but hold back on raising savings rates. Banks play 'wait and see,' causing delays for savers waiting for higher interest earnings.