English Media India – Trending Stories and Opinions

Welcome to the English Media India hub, where you’ll find a mix of practical guides, cultural snapshots, and hot takes—all written in plain English. Whether you’re hunting for the latest ITR filing deadline, curious about Indian life abroad, or just want to know which newspaper went digital first, we’ve got you covered. Below, we break down the most useful articles in this tag and give you quick takeaways you can apply right away.

Practical Guides You Can Use Today

Tax season can feel like a maze, but two of our posts simplify the process. "ITR filing AY 2025-26: September 15 is final — file on your phone without a CA" walks you through mobile-friendly filing steps and warns you about the ₹5,000 late fee. The companion piece, "ITR Filing Deadline: Will CBDT Push September 15 Further?" explains why extensions are unlikely and shows how to avoid penalties. Both articles give step‑by‑step instructions, so you can file confidently on your smartphone.

If you’re traveling or moving abroad, check out "What is it like to be an Indian in Finland?" and "What is it like for an Indian to live in Canada?". They share real‑life experiences, from chilly winters to cultural integration tips, helping you settle faster and enjoy the new environment.

Culture, Media and Everyday Curiosities

Ever wondered which Indian newspaper first went online? Our "Which is the first newspaper to offer an online edition in India?" piece reveals that The Times of India led the way in 1996, setting the stage for digital journalism across the country.

Pop culture fans will love the quirky "What do Thai people think about India and Indians?" article. It captures the fun side of cross‑border fascination—Bollywood, curry, and even traffic‑dominating cows.

For those scrolling through TV guides, "Can I watch American TV channels live in India?" tells you which streaming services work best, what internet speed you need, and how to stay within legal limits.

We also dive into social topics like "Why is India so against alcohol?" which outlines the cultural, religious, and economic factors shaping the nation’s stance. And for curious couples, "What do Indian couples do their first time having sex?" offers a respectful look at communication and safe‑sex practices.

Safety on public transport isn’t ignored either. The post "What happens if a drunken man boards the Delhi metro?" lists the possible fines, legal consequences, and why staying sober on the metro protects everyone.

Finally, if you need proof of age for any official purpose, "What can be used as age proof in India?" lists the most accepted documents—from birth certificates to PAN cards—so you won’t waste time with the wrong paperwork.

All these stories share a common thread: they’re written in simple English, packed with actionable tips, and keep you informed about the fast‑moving world of India’s English media. Bookmark this page, return whenever a new article drops, and stay ahead of the curve.

Got a question or want to suggest a new topic? Drop us a comment on any article and join the conversation. The English Media India tag is your go‑to spot for bite‑size knowledge that’s both useful and easy to read.