The Remaining Nearly 100 News Stories of 16 September in 10 Minutes!

Summary

16 September 2026 | Wednesday, 16 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 and silver prices, weather, panchang and a digest of the main headlines, 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

• Culture Ministry Secretary Shri Vivek Agarwal inaugurates new training programmes at the Institute of Archaeology
• Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia releases commemorative postage stamp in memory of Sant Malukdas Ji
• Pension Shankhnaad Maharally will be historic: Chandrahas Singh, National Hindi News
• Centre directs BHEL to expand beyond thermal
• Hasini Rath is BJP's face in the Nandigram by-election
• India may act on PM Modi's 'gold message'
• RSS's century of service reflects India's tradition of service: Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan
• Institutions/organisations under the administrative control of the Department of Financial Services honoured with the 'Rajbhasha Kirti' award for 2025-26 in various categories for excellent implementation of Official Language Hindi
• Bumper recruitment for 8,100 posts in the police department
• New exam date announced for CTET 2026
• EC's decision on the TMC election symbol dispute pending
• FDA shuts down Cafe Mondegar
• Life in a marine desert with 285 'reef balls'
• UPSSSC: Junior Assistant main exam result released, 46282 candidates shortlisted; what was the cutoff?
• Husband's death, forced to live at daughter's home, 90-year-old Samundri Devi's pain of not getting pension came out in tears
• No concentration risk in UPI: Rahul Chari
• Broad shifts needed in sector-specific reforms
• CCPA fines Rapido ₹10 lakh
• DGFT to review alignment of ITC (HS) codes with the Finance Act 2026
• RBI presents its side in Bombay HC on Tata Sons IPO