The Remaining Nearly 100 News Stories of 18 September in 10 Minutes!

Summary

18 September 2026 | Friday, 18 September 2026 | The remaining nearly 100 news stories, in 10 minutes.

Every day on Daily Bharat you get the big news from India and the world in Hindi, government schemes, stock market, gold-silver prices, weather, panchang and a summary of top news, all in one place. Coverage: government & PIB updates, PM Modi schemes, business & markets, weather & IMD alerts, panchang, national & international affairs, sports and more.

Headlines covered

• UPSC IFS Main Exam dates announced
• Ban on use of TMC's election symbol and name: Election Commission says both Trinamool factions must choose new symbols, decision before Bengal by-election
• Politics over UPI charges, government says there was no objection, Congress claims it wasn't discussed in committee
• Stuff not fitting in a small rented bathroom? Organise it like this
• GST raid on chemical factory: officials arrive in three vehicles, searching on suspicion of GST evasion...
• Shapoorji Pallonji Group lowers entry threshold for bonds
• Guaranteed Rs 3000 pension, a remarkable government scheme for farmers
• Jobs galore: bumper vacancies in police, home guards and civil defence department, find out how many jobs in which department
• India Post GDS application deadline nearing
• IRCTC recruitment: vacancies for hospitality-tourism monitor in Railways, selection by interview; know the salary
• Delay in counselling, nearly 80 thousand specialist doctors yet to be placed
• Himachal: Merit-based posting of 5623 teachers in CBSE schools stalled, Education Department now working on this policy
• Green fuel beyond petrol
• India's GDP growth may be 6.7% in FY27, RBI to keep interest rates steady: Morgan Stanley
• Expansion of the collective representation platform
• Preparing for a Third Front? After Uddhav, Kanimozhi may now meet Mamata
• Health Ministry bans unproven use of stem cells
• 13 thousand trees to be removed from Delhi's Central Ridge, why the Supreme Court gave approval, even CJI Surya Kant gave his nod
• Several appeals filed, hearing continues
• Sanyal calls for an end to population control policies