Nine-year-old Licypriya Kangujam and 12-year-old Aarav Seth were “briefly detained” for protesting against air pollution in Delhi. They were let off but only after the police warned Kangujam of an arrest if she was caught protesting near Parliament House again.

Republic TV on Monday said it will sue Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh for ₹200 crore for allegedly damaging its reputation by linking it to the TRP scam. The channel has repeatedly claimed that the scam is a “desperate witch-hunt” against them.

While most eighth graders spend their time thinking about texting and video games, 14-year-old Anika Chebrolu from Texas got busy researching methods to contain and control the coronavirus. The Indian-American middle-school student won the 3M Young Scientist 2020 Prize, which includes a reward of $25,000.

Delhi Police Constable Than Singh has come to the rescue of underprivileged children seeking education in the national capital during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. While most classrooms around the country have shifted to online lectures, Singh conducts in-person classes as most of his students cannot afford a smartphone.

New Zealand’s winning Labour Party has an Indian connection: Dr Gaurav Sharma, the Labour candidate for Hamilton West, also registered a win. Sharma was born in Himachal Pradesh, and immigrated with his family to NZ in 2000. But life was not easy – Sharma and his family were reportedly homeless for a while in the new country.

As Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge completes 25 years, a bronze statue of its lead pair Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol will be unveiled at London’s Leicester Square. Londoners, come... fall in love.

The match between Kings XI Punjab and Mumbai Indians was historic. It did not see just one but two super overs being played. Punjab won but there were too many fantastic moments – Mayank Agarwal's match-winning save on the boundary, Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah’s yorkers, and more.

In Nagaland’s Dimapur, some citizens have started a movement to offer free lifts to people in need of transportation at night, with the aim of achieving a “rape-free” India. The campaign started as a Facebook post – Aneiba Thou’s offer to pick up and drop anyone at night was widely shared on social media.

While campaigning for the Madhya Pradesh by-polls, Congress leader Kamal Nath used the word “item” for a woman leader, who was part of his party but has switched over to the BJP. It’s the kind of sexism that women netas have to face regularly.