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This 1973 rock album was made after the band lost two key members; it still reached No. 1 and produced their biggest hit

Brothers and Sisters, the landmark album by the Allman Brothers Band, was a watershed moment, marking their highest commercial achievement. Released after the sorrowful passing of two founding figures, this album signified a reinvention for the band. Its standout track, 'Ramblin' Man,' became their most successful single, illustrating a compelling journey of resilience and creativity amidst tragedy.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 11:22 pm

Who is Rhiti Tiwari? Manoj Tiwari's daughter enters Salman Khan's Bigg Boss 20. Check her education qualification and career

Rhiti Tiwari, the daughter of actor and politician Manoj Tiwari, is stepping into the limelight as a contestant on Bigg Boss 20. A musician and songwriter, she has released her own tracks while keeping her private life largely away from the public eye. With her father having previously competed in Bigg Boss season four, Rhiti's entry is a huge transition in her own narrative.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 11:12 pm

Ankoor Warikoo reveals the invaluable lesson he learned after wasting three years as a teenager to get into IIT and failing: 'Nobody asked me...'

Like most Indian youth, Ankur Warikoo too was once determined to get into the hallowed halls of IIT. Taking to X, the entrepreneur-motivational speaker revealed he had once wasted three years of his life as a teenager to get into IIT. However, his efforts proved to be fruitless. And although, at 19, not getting into IIT felt devastating, nobody had asked about it in 25 years.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 10:19 pm

Who is Love Gill? Punjabi actress beats viral CJP girl Rhiya Ahir to enter Salman Khan's show Bigg Boss Season 20

The highly anticipated Bigg Boss 20 kicked off with Salman Khan, introducing the latest contestants. Among them was Punjabi actress Love Gill, who made her entrance following a fan vote. A fun banter unfolded between Love and Rhiya Ahir, as they revisited some past remarks. Read on to know more about it.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 10:10 pm

'I tried really hard. It broke me...': Isha Rikhi breaks silence on Bigg Boss 20 for first time after separation from rapper Badshah. Salman Khan asks her to move on

Isha Rikhi recently shared the emotional turmoil she faced following her divorce with rapper Badshah. Despite her efforts to save their relationship, she described a deep sense of heartbreak. Her participation in Bigg Boss 20 allowed her to articulate her journey and challenges. The couple had publicly declared their choice to separate, and now, Rikhi is determined to heal and embrace new beginnings.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 9:40 pm

Can trees fund your retirement? These 5 high-value varieties can turn a small plot into a long-term investment

High-value trees like teak and sandalwood are emerging as long-term agricultural assets. These trees offer potential income for retirement planning over many years. Malabar neem provides a faster timber option, ready for harvest in eight to ten years. Moringa offers income within months, suitable for intercropping with slower trees. Carefully managed agroforestry systems can improve land productivity and carbon sequestration.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 9:31 pm

Gurugram luxury housing lines up Rs 1 lakh crore festive launch pipeline

Gurugram's luxury housing sector anticipates a strong festive season with nearly one lakh crore in new project launches. Developers are accelerating approvals for upcoming projects across prime micro-markets in the region. These new developments will include branded residences and senior living communities for affluent buyers. Golf Course Extension Road is a key area seeing significant developer interest and planned launches.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 9:04 pm

Bigg Boss Telugu 10 confirmed contestants list: Debjani Modak, Varshini Sounderajan and others; where to watch Nagarjunas reality show on OTT

Akkineni Nagarjuna returns to the stage as the host of Bigg Boss Telugu's tenth season, which kicked off on September 6. This season features an elaborate new house design, reflecting the inventive theme inspired by 'Dasavatharam.' With many contestants already settled in and additional participants set to join, viewers can catch all the excitement on Star Maa and stream episodes on JioHotstar.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 8:42 pm

Think your morning coffee makes you mentally sharper? Study suggests caffeine may not give your brain the boost you expect

Recent research questions caffeine's ability to enhance complex cognitive functions. A study found no significant improvement in mental tests after caffeine intake. This effect may depend on the task and individual sleep status. Previous studies showed benefits for basic cognition and sleep deprivation. However, the current findings suggest limited impact on higher-order thinking.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 8:14 pm

Samantha Ruth Prabhu reveals why Sadhguru was the right mentor for her: They dont tell you who to be; they remind you'

Samantha Ruth Prabhu recently visited the Isha Foundation. She was seen posing with Sadhguru, enjoying a thali of delectable vegetarian dishes and being one with nature. She also revealed in an emotional post what she learned from her past five-year association with Isha Foundation and the spiritual leader. She said that understanding yourself and accepting yourself is a lifelong process.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 8:03 pm

Psychologist Carl Jung grew corn at his famous lakehouse retreat in Switzerland. 5 easy steps to grow corn for beginners

Carl Jung, a renowned psychologist, found solace in simple living at his Swiss retreat. He deliberately chose a life without modern conveniences, performing manual tasks daily. Jung cultivated maize and tended to his garden, connecting with nature. This hands-on work offered a contrast to his intellectual pursuits. His time at Bollingen Tower revealed a different facet of his personality.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 7:36 pm

Andhra farmer turns drought-hit land into 180-acre fruit farm. Grows apples, dates and dragon fruit; earns Rs 2 crore annually

Anantapur farmer Mekala Shiva Shankar Reddy transformed arid land into a thriving orchard. He adopted water-saving drip irrigation and fertigation techniques for his crops. Reddy diversified his farm to include dates, dragon fruit, and grapes, achieving significant success. Another farmer, K V Ramana Reddy, successfully cultivated low-chill apples in the region. These initiatives demonstrate innovative farming practices overcoming regional water scarcity challenges.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 7:16 pm

'3 cities, 3 campuses..3 goodbyes': Farah Khan gives emotional goodbye as her triplets are leaving for college. A look at Czar, Diva and Anyas education qualification

Filmmaker Farah Khan is experiencing an emotional transition as her triplets start college. Diva, Anya, and Czar have departed Mumbai for higher studies in America. Each sibling is pursuing different academic paths at separate universities across the nation. Read on to know more about their education qualification.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 7:09 pm

Ankita Lokhande lives in a Rs 50 crore home in Mumbai with husband, Vicky Jain. 8 BHK house features 8 bedrooms, walk-in wardrobes, pool table, huge puja room

Pavitra Rishta star Ankita Lokhande and her husband, Vicky Jain, reside in a palatial home in Mumbais Oshiwara. The house, which costs a staggering Rs 50 crore, has no less than eight bedrooms and is decorated in a minimalistic yet elegant manner.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 6:19 pm

This cranberry farm in Massachusetts got converted to a wetland. Today, 20,000 native plants are restoring the ecosystem back

In Massachusetts, a former cranberry farm has undergone a remarkable transformation into a sprawling wildlife sanctuary. This successful restoration project highlights the importance of reviving freshwater wetlands after agricultural practices. With the return of native flora and fauna, the ecological balance has significantly improved. This initiative sets an inspiring precedent for revitalising similar retired agricultural landscapes across the state, fostering biodiversity and providing vital storm protection.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 6:12 pm

Quote of the day by Marilyn Monroe: 'Beneath the makeup and behind the smile I am just a girl who wishes for the world.' - What the Hollywood icon meant about dreams, loneliness and hidden emotions

Marilyn Monroe's quote shows the difference between her public image and her real feelings. Behind her glamorous appearance, she was simply a woman with normal hopes and needs. Her journey from Norma Jeane Mortenson to a Hollywood star was not easy. While fame made her famous around the world, it also left her feeling lonely and isolated. Read on!

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 5:53 pm

Quote of the day by Shakira: Even when you feel like youre falling down an abyss, theres always...' 5 lessons on finding strength in difficult times

In a heartfelt revelation, Shakira shared her struggles, highlighting the crucial role that her loved ones played in providing her safety and comfort. She underscored how relationships are essential for navigating life's hurdles, with friendship being a key element of enduring love. Music also became an essential means for her to process her feelings, helping her tap into her inner resilience and strength amid challenging times.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 5:02 pm

Celeb beauty tip of the day: Malaika Arora shares her nighttime skincare routine with double-cleansing, warm water, oil serum

Malaika Arora revealed her comprehensive nighttime skincare ritual on Instagram. She prioritizes removing makeup thoroughly to allow skin to repair overnight. Double cleansing with balm and warm water ensures deep hydration and a plump appearance. Subsequent steps involve serums and eye cream for nourishment and moisture. The actress advises using all product to avoid waste and maintain skin health.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 3:52 pm

Three retired wind turbine blades were ground into concrete in Iowa. Today, it stands as a retaining wall in Downtown Des Moines

Renewablade, an Iowa-based company, is ingeniously reusing retired wind turbine blades by converting them into concrete materials. This eco-friendly strategy has led to the creation of a retaining wall at Premier Credit Union in Des Moines, utilizing material sourced from three decommissioned blades, as well as concrete barriers for construction sites. This initiative not only streamlines recycling efforts but also addresses pressing waste issues in the wind energy sector effectively.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 3:38 pm

DP Abhushan targets 51 stores, Rs 15,000 crore revenue by FY30

The company is entering Chhattisgarh with a store in Raipur. In Maharashtra, it is exploring Nagpur and Nasik, and Dahod and Baroda in Gujarat, a company executive said.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 3:27 pm

Chandigarh engineer quit Rs 90 lakh job to start microgreens farming. He now earns Rs 1.44 crore in annual revenue from Rs 30,000 investment

Mohit Nijhawan left a Rs 90 LPA job to pursue microgreens farming after family health concerns arose. He founded Embryonic Greens and launched his brand, Greenu, with a small initial investment. The company now cultivates over seventy-five varieties of microgreens, selling thousands of trays monthly. Since its 2022 launch, the business has generated substantial annual revenue and profit. Nijhawan also conducts training programs to promote organic microgreen cultivation across India.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 3:04 pm

Hanuman Ansh director reveals why he chose assistant director Shobhinaw Satya as lead of Rs 104 crore blockbuster: He doesnt drink, doesn't'

Hanuman Ansh has become the unexpected blockbuster of 2026. Based on the life of the renowned ascetic Neem Karoli Baba, the movie is made on a meagre budget of just Rs 1.7 crore. According to an estimate shared by Sacnilk, the devotional drama has crossed Rs 100 crore. In an interview, the director revealed how the lead, Shobhinaw Satyaa, was initially signed in as just the AD.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 2:26 pm

Supreme Court to hear on Sept 7 plea seeking guidelines to control unpredictable fluctuations in airfare

The Supreme Court will hear a plea concerning unpredictable airline fare fluctuations. The government is fast-tracking new aviation rules aimed at modernizing the sector. These rules are expected to be finalized within three weeks for court review. The plea seeks a regulator for transparency and passenger protection. It highlights airlines charging exorbitant fares and reducing baggage allowances.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 2:25 pm

Quote of the day by Sigmund Freud: We do not choose each other randomly. We meet only those who already exist in our subconscious - Founder of psychoanalysis on why some human relationships feel deeply familiar

Quote of the day by Sigmund Freud: The Sigmund Freud quote indicates that our subconscious desires significantly shape the people we choose to connect with romantically. We are drawn to those who resonate with our inner feelings and experiences. Understanding these psychological mechanisms can unveil instant attractions and repeating patterns in relationships. In the context of modern dating, fostering self-awareness can lead to more meaningful and satisfying partnerships.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 2:10 pm

Germany plans anti-sabotage shield after airport drone attack

Germany is planning a broad security package to counter Russian drone attacks, cyber intrusions and sabotage, following a failed drone attack at an airport last month.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 2:00 pm

The dusty blue coating on blueberries is not dirt; USDA researchers say the wax helps defend against disease and prevents the fruit from drying out after harvest

The dusty coating on blueberries is a natural protective wax. This bloom shields the fruit from disease and prevents drying out. Researchers are studying this wax to breed hardier blueberry varieties. Anthocyanins, which give blueberries their color, offer significant health advantages. Washing blueberries just before eating preserves their natural protective qualities.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 1:50 pm

Varavu OTT release date announced: When and where to watch Joju George's action film

The action-packed Malayalam thriller Varavu, featuring Joju George, is now streaming on Zee5 after its theatrical release on July 16, where it garnered positive reviews. The plot follows Polachan, a rich planter with a thirst for vengeance post-incarceration. With notable performances from Vani Viswanath and Murali Gopy, the film also marks the beginning of Joju George's directorial journey in his upcoming film Paripadi and other projects.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 1:46 pm

Inside Tamannaah Bhatias luxurious Mumbai home: Sea views, chic white interiors, aquarium and an Instagram-worthy dressing room

Tamannaah Bhatias Mumbai home blends understated luxury with warmth, featuring elegant white interiors, greenery, artwork and natural light. The residence includes a sophisticated living room, marble finishes, an aquarium and an Instagram-worthy dressing area. Personal touches, muted colours and contemporary dcor give the actress home a calm, stylish and glamorous character.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 1:26 pm

Arabian Sea backdrop, Martin Scorsese film posters, sunset-facing balcony: Kiara Advani-Sidharth Malhotras Rs 90 crore Mumbai home is a warm space to retreat after a hectic day

Toxic fame Kiara Advani and her husband-actor Sidharth Malhotra's opulent Rs 90-crore residence in Mumbai epitomizes luxury living. Crafted by the renowned Gauri Khan, this expansive apartment boasts stunning views of the Arabian Sea and sophisticated interiors. The living space showcases a walnut table paired with a striking tangerine leather sofa adorned with purple stripes. Geometric rugs and plush suede chairs accentuate the dining area, while the pristine, all-white kitchen complements their lavish lifestyle.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 1:03 pm

Hanuman Ansh movie was born from a 21-year-old Mumbai student's assignment project. Who is Anupriya Nagar?

Hanuman Ansh is set to reach audiences beyond India, with Hombale Films announcing its international distribution through Hombale Overseas. The film explores a spiritual journey rooted in faith and centred on Maharaj-ji. The production house shared that the film will be released worldwide on September 11, 2026, taking its story and spiritual themes to international audiences.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 11:30 am

Sebi's new sectoral debt fund category explained: Yields, tax and risks

SEBI introduced sectoral debt funds allowing concentrated exposure in sectors like financial services and energy with high credit ratings. Divya Mehta from DSP Mutual Fund explains how this new category delivers attractive yields compared to corporate bond funds, while analyzing tax implications, holding periods, and concentration risks for investors.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 11:29 am

Mirzapur The Movie box office collection day 2: Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Ravi Kishan's film inches closer to Rs 80 crore worldwide

Mirzapur The Movie has successfully engaged audiences and raked in remarkable box office earnings of over Rs 69 crore in India and Rs 10 crore overseas. The film revisits the storyline from the first season, examining an untold narrative steeped in intrigue. At its core, it portrays the fierce conflict for dominance between Guddu Pandit and Munna Tripathi as they grapple for authority within Mirzapur's perilous criminal underworld.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 11:17 am

What if your wardrobe is full of the wrong colours? The colour analysis trend helping people find their perfect palette

Colour analysis is having a major moment, helping people identify shades that complement their skin undertone, hair and eye colour. Rooted in early colour theory, the styling method has evolved from four seasons to 12- and 16-colour systems. Experts say the right palette can brighten appearances, simplify shopping, improve makeup choices and boost confidence, while AI is making personalised colour analysis increasingly accessible.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 10:26 am

IIT-Kanpur graduate dreamed of work trips, but her seniors warned her: Youll just travel from the clients office to hotel. She shares the reality of work trips

Kanak Agrawal, an IIT-Kanpur graduate, recalls being thrilled by the prospect of work trips after joining a comapny. She imagined free flights, luxurious hotels and travelling the world. However, her older colleagues were less enthusiastic, warning that demanding schedules often leave little time to experience destinations. Her experience eventually inspired her to embrace a different approach to working while travelling and make destinations part of everyday life.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 9:42 am

Harvard-trained gut doctor eats these 4 foods every day to lower his colon cancer risk

Daily dietary choices play a crucial role in gut health and the likelihood of developing diseases. Consuming calcium-rich items such as yoghurt may help diminish the risk of colon cancer, as per Harvard-trained gut doctor Dr Saurabh Sethi. Additionally, berries are packed with fibre and polyphenols that help nourish the good bacteria in our guts. By focusing on fibre intake during every meal, we enhance bowel health and functionality.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 8:31 am

Hall of Frame: Glasses with bold and distinctive frames are the new corporate accessory

Eyewear is emerging as the new workplace power accessory, replacing traditional markers such as ties, watches and jewellery as a way for professionals to express personality. Bold frames, thicker acetate, stronger silhouettes and colours such as green, navy, oxblood and burgundy are replacing the once-popular rimless and understated styles.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 8:28 am

HR offered Rs 7.5 LPA because his last CTC was Rs 5 lakh. He rejected it and later got Rs 14 LPA offer. Delhi entrepreneur has a message for recruiters

Delhi-based entrepreneur Kanika Jain shared a job candidates experience of rejecting a Rs 7.5 LPA offer because it was based on his previous Rs 5 lakh CTC. Despite having four years of experience, HR called the offer a 50% hike and market standard. The candidate later received a Rs 14 LPA offer from another company. Jain urged recruiters not to undervalue candidates simply because their previous salary was lower.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 7:46 am

Rs 2 lakh a month by 25 or failure? CA explains why this social media benchmark could be financially dangerous

CA Nitin Kaushik questions whether earning Rs 2 lakh a month by 25 is a genuine financial goal or merely a social media benchmark. He warns that comparing salaries can make young professionals feel like failures while ignoring different career trajectories. Instead, he suggests tracking income growth, skills, savings, investments, debt and financial protection. A lower salary at 25 does not mean a poor career, as long as earning capacity continues to grow.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 7:21 am

6 months of salary for emergency fund: Bengaluru CA lists 6 investments every woman should make for a secure financial future

Bengaluru CA Meenal Goel emphasizes the importance of financial security for women by outlining 6 essential investment strategies. Establishing an emergency fund that covers at least six months' worth of expenses is crucial for unforeseen events. Reliable government-backed schemes such as PPF and Sukanya Samriddhi provide secure returns along with tax incentives. Affordable life and accident insurance through government plans further enhance security.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 7:10 am

Director of Rs 100 crore blockbuster Hanuman Ansh reveals how he honoured the hit movie's sacred subject off screen: 'Was on a fruit diet for over 4.5 months....'

In an interview, Vishal Chaturvedi, director of Hanuman Ansh, one of India's biggest blockbusters which is inching close to the Rs 100 crore mark at the box-office revealed that he ensured the environment at the sets matched the sacred subject of the devotional drama. The food served on the set was completely vegetatarian.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 2:23 am

Toned-Down DJs: Nagpurs New Normal At Dahi Handi Events

The Times of India 6 Sep 2026 12:35 am

Shah Rukh Khan once faced death like a true Pathaan: I am not scared'

SRK once faced the real threat of being murdered and faced death bravely. In a recent interview, filmmaker Sanjay Gupta revealed how the superstar often received threats from the underworld and decided to confront the mafia with his head held high.

The Economic Times 6 Sep 2026 12:32 am

Accidentally deleted an Instagram post? This hidden trick can bring it back. You only have 30 days to recover

Recovering Instagram photos and Reels is simple, thanks to the 'Recently Deleted' option, but users have a strict 30-day deadline to restore any accidentally removed content. Note that deleted Stories can only be brought back within 24 hours of their removal. For those wanting to manage visibility without losing content, archiving posts is a smart choice.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 10:23 pm

She was married after class 7, was almost beaten half to death: She became Indias first actress in 1913

She was married off after class 7 and survived domestic abuse and was left in her in-laws' home, her three-year-old daughter in her arms. Durgabai Kamats story, from saving herself and her daughter from domestic violence to becoming the first

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 9:36 pm

Pakistan will remain major security concern, threat for times to come: ex-CDS Gen Anil Chauhan

Former CDS Gen Anil Chauhan has raised concerns regarding Pakistan's possible overconfidence stemming from new defense agreements. He emphasized that Pakistan continues to pose a serious security threat to India. Strategies like Operation Sindoor are part of India's efforts to drive behavioral changes in Pakistan. The stability-instability paradox underpins Pakistan's reliance on proxy warfare and terrorism, necessitating India to uphold strong deterrence across all fronts to thwart these dangers.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 8:54 pm

Human element remains decisive in modern war, says Naval Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan

Naval Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan addressed newly commissioned officers at the Officers Training Academy in Chennai. He stressed that the human element remains decisive in modern warfare and urged officers to build courage. Admiral Swaminathan highlighted the transformation of warfare while emphasizing leadership's continued importance. He advised officers to treat the mind as their primary weapon and remain lifelong students.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 8:50 pm

Gold paused not peaked, record run could be ahead: Goldman Sachs

Recent fluctuations in gold prices have emerged, primarily due to the ambiguous stance of the Federal Reserve and escalating conflicts in Iran. Central banks are responding by ramping up gold purchases, reinforcing the fundamental bullish market sentiment. This surge in demand effectively consumes a substantial fraction of the yearly gold output.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 8:40 pm

Today in History, September 6: Indian Historical Events, Births, Deaths

Today in History, September 6: September 6 is an important date in Indian history, associated with significant events in politics, broadcasting, law, national security, cinema, music and cricket. The date is particularly remembered for the Indian Army's major offensive during

CareerIndia 5 Sep 2026 8:10 pm

Quote of the day by Bryan Cranston: Put yourself in a position of not knowing; why being a beginner can make you stronger. Breaking Bad actor reflects on dealing with unfamiliar scenarios

Actor Bryan Cranston advocates for stepping out of comfort zones to enhance personal growth. By willingly immersing oneself in unfamiliar territories, individuals can reignite their curiosity and embrace vulnerability. This approach not only counters the societal pressure to always convey confidence but also transforms the act of admitting ignorance into a powerful tool for learning and enriching experiences.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 8:08 pm

Singapore government wont interfere in decisions on Air India

In a decisive stance, Singapore's government has stated it will not step into Singapore Airlines' investment decisions concerning Air India. Senior Minister K Shanmugam highlighted that upholding commercial discipline is crucial. Air India is pursuing one billion dollars from its parent companies, Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, with financial backing tied to meeting specific operational benchmarks, especially in light of recent setbacks and geopolitical instability.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 7:48 pm

Retired Kerala headmistress turns 3,500 sq ft home into Dragon fruit farm, earns whopping Rs 4 Lakh monthly

After retiring as a headmistress, Remabhai S discovered a newfound passion for cultivating dragon fruit within her property. By repurposing her backyard and rooftop into flourishing gardens, she turned a period of personal grief into productive work. The outcomes of her intensive farming approach resulted in notable fruit sales and seedlings, ultimately disproving the belief that ample agricultural land is essential for achieving farming success.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 7:17 pm

In US, a Missouri facility shreds up to 3,000 retired wind-turbine blades a year; the waste is reused in cement production

In Missouri, retired wind turbine blades, known for their complex composite makeup, are being creatively repurposed. These enormous blades are shredded and utilized in cement manufacturing, effectively substituting traditional raw materials while lowering carbon emissions. This groundbreaking method provides an eco-friendly answer to the increasingly pressing issue of blade disposal within the US wind energy sector.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 6:52 pm

At 13, this Oregon student built a device that converts moisture in air into water for plants

A brilliant 13-year-old inventor is changing the game in agriculture by developing a device that captures water from the atmosphere. Utilizing condensation along with advanced sensors, this remarkable prototype has the potential to address ongoing water shortages. Although it is still in the initial phase of development, the technology offers exciting prospects for future water supply in farming.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 5:35 pm

Mix coffee with baking soda: 4 surprising household uses of this simple homemade hack

Homemade remedies are becoming a go-to for tackling common household challenges. By combining coffee and baking soda, you create a multifunctional solution perfect for various tasks. This blend not only eradicates unpleasant smells but also works as a natural cleaner, gentle exfoliant, and insect deterrent. The best part? It's easy to make with just a couple of everyday ingredients.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 4:56 pm

Shirdi Celebrates Nandotsav with Enthusiastic Processions and Devotional Events

Shirdis Nandotsav festival featured lively processions, devotional singing, and traditional celebrations, attracting numerous devotees. Shirdi Celebrates Nandotsav with Enthusiastic Processions and Devotional Events

Morningstar 5 Sep 2026 4:38 pm

Whats really in your fast-food soda? A US study tested over 90 beverages; what they found raises hygiene questions

The taste of restaurant fountain drinks can vary significantly due to several factors, particularly the cleanliness of the equipment. Studies have shown that bacteria and other microbes are frequently found in tested fountain beverages. The FDA's Food Code emphasizes the importance of maintaining beverage dispensing machines. Regularly cleaning nozzles and syrup lines is essential to prevent buildup of contaminants.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 4:33 pm

US family buys 120-year-old abandoned railroad car for 3000 dollars. Once home to 20 feral cats, the accommodation now rents for 350 dollars per night

A forgotten 1906 train car was transformed into a unique Airbnb. The US family purchased the dilapidated carriage for three thousand dollars. They spent five months renovating the historic structure into a luxury rental. The former mail compartment became a comfortable bedroom and a spacious bathroom. This restored railway carriage now commands over three hundred fifty dollars nightly.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 4:24 pm

Quote of the day by Charlie Chaplin: The mirror is my best friend because when I cry, it never laughs. Life lessons from The Kid stars powerful quote on self-acceptance, emotional strength, resilience and inner growth

It is extremely difficult to suppress your emotions and maintain a brave face 24/7. Not even seasoned actors can do it. Charlie Chaplin, one of the biggest stars in the Silent Era in Hollywood, once remarked that the mirror was his best friend, as it never judged when he shed tears. Through this melancholic quote, the superstar reflected the importance of venting your feelings.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 3:48 pm

Lust Stories 3 OTT release date confirmed: Streaming date, platform, full cast list and everything you need to know about Konkona Sen Sharma, Ali Fazal, Aditi Rao Hydari's anthology film

The makers finally unveiled the OTT release date of Lust Stories 3. It will present four unique narratives directed by renowned filmmakers Vikramaditya Motwane, Kiran Rao, Shakun Batra, and Vishal Bhardwaj. This anthology brings together a stellar cast, including Radhika Apte and Vijay Varma. Read on!

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 3:13 pm

Whitefield-Tughlakabad container train to cut freight transit time by 30%

A new weekly container train service has been launched from Bengaluru to Delhi. This service aims to strengthen domestic freight movement and improve logistics connectivity. The train guarantees a transit time of 166 hours for the 2,500-km journey. Industries across Karnataka and Tamil Nadu will benefit from this predictable link. This initiative is expected to lower logistics costs and improve delivery predictability for businesses.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 3:05 pm

VHP Bars Muslims From Garba, Dandiya Events Across Maharashtra

VHP spokesperson and joint secretary Shriraj Nair said the organisation took the decision to prevent participation of Muslim community members in garba and dandiya events

Deccan Chronicle 5 Sep 2026 2:59 pm

From designing rockets to building a Rs 1 crore baby food empire: Meet Meerut engineer who found her entrepreneurial dream through motherhood

Motherhood inspired Jyoti Srivastava, a former engineer from Meerut, to launch a successful baby food business. Her company, Little Cherry Mom, achieved a Rs 1 crore turnover in its first year. The business offers diverse millet-based products, focusing on nutrition and digestibility. Jyoti prioritizes quality, testing products on her own children and sourcing ingredients carefully. This bootstrapped venture highlights the power of entrepreneurial spirit and healthy food choices.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 2:55 pm

Protein Mini Scooper: Small packs, big push to make nutrition affordable

Companies are introducing smaller, affordable protein food packs to boost consumption. These convenient options cater to discerning Indian consumers seeking more protein. Brands are making protein-rich foods accessible through smaller formats and lower entry prices. Even naturally protein-rich foods are being packaged in smaller, economical portions. This market shift prioritizes affordability and convenience alongside protein content.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 2:42 pm

Chota Amitabh started acting at 3, became Bollywoods highest-paid child star in the 80s. He left showbiz to fulfil his wifes dream. Who is Raj Mayur Verma?

Hailed as Chota Amitabh, Raj Mayur Verma was once the highest-paid child actor in Bollywood. As an adult, he became a successful talk show host in the UK. However, in 2007, he left showbiz and became a successful restaurateur with his wife Noori.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 2:40 pm

VHP bars participation of Muslims in garba, dandiya events in Maharashtra; sets rules for organisers

The Vishva Hindu Parishad will prevent Muslims from participating in Navratri garba and dandiya events. Organizers must verify Hindu identity through Aadhaar cards and tilak application. The organization states these are precautionary measures to protect cultural character. VHP spokesperson Shriraj Nair questioned Muslim participation in idol worship festivals. He suggested Muslims organize their own Navratri celebrations separately.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 2:40 pm

No school, no syllabus, no screens: Indian family leaves corporate life in Singapore to raise their child in Uttarakhand. Nature, play and slow living shape their unconventional parenting style

A family made the leap from the cityscape of Singapore to the serene landscapes of Uttarakhand, seeking a childhood enveloped in nature's embrace. They adopted an unschooling philosophy, enabling their son Vedas to absorb knowledge through the beauty of his surroundings and everyday experiences. This conscious decision allows Vedas to flourish outside the constraints of traditional education, fueling his innate curiosity and love for learning at his own rhythm.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 2:13 pm

AI could undermine managers

Generative artificial intelligence (Gen-AI) has become a routine part of working life, but overreliance on the technology may erode managers

Phys.org 5 Sep 2026 2:10 pm

Quote of the day by psychologist Carl Jung: 'If a man knows more than others, he becomes lonely,' Why intelligence can sometimes lead to emotional isolation explained by world-famous psychoanalyst

Carl Jung once explored how greater understanding and self-awareness can sometimes lead to loneliness. A person may see life and people differently from those around them, creating a sense of emotional distance. This can happen even when someone is constantly surrounded by people or connected through social media. Read on!

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 1:47 pm

Nearly 400 years ago, one woman of African descent was one of the first slaves to sue for freedom and win. Today, her descendant is a Hollywood superstar

Four centuries ago, Elizabeth Key Grinstead became one of the first-ever women of African American descent to sue for her freedom in the American colonies and win her freedom. One of her living descendants is none other than Hollywood star Johnny Depp, known for many blockbuster films such as Pirates of the Caribbean.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 1:21 pm

Famous Telugu actress quit acting after marriage, moved to US and built a career in IT. 19 years later, she returned to films with Thumandu. Why did she leave films?

After stepping back from her impactful role in Telugu films post-marriage in 2006, Laya Gorty ventured into the IT sector and successfully founded a dance school. Fast forward nearly twenty years, and she graced the silver screen once again in 2025 with Thammudu, soon followed by Sampradayini Suppini Suddapoosini. Read on to know more about her journey.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 1:16 pm

You need to become a maid, plumber, carpenter, technician: Indian man living in Norway gives a reality check on what life abroad is really like

Many Indians pursue opportunities overseas, often fixated on the allure of relocation rather than what life entails afterwards. While professional qualifications are essential, everyday challenges like home management, taxes, and building social connections can prove daunting in unfamiliar surroundings. Thriving abroad demands not just academic knowledge but also resilience and practical life skills, as per an Indian man in Norway. It's crucial to remember that social media can paint an overly optimistic portrait of life overseas.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 12:33 pm

Quote of the Day by Friedrich Nietzsche: Strike the monster while it is still a monster. Once you understand its pain...' - Famous German philosopher on the surprising power of empathy

Friedrich Nietzsche quote of the day: Friedrich Nietzsche's profound quote underscores how empathy can diffuse anger. By grasping the hardships others face, we can move away from reactive hostility. This thought-provoking idea is particularly relevant in today's polarized world, where swift judgments often prevail. It invites us to transcend trivial labels and discover shared humanity. Embracing a mindset of compassion can shatter cycles of conflict and foster understanding.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 12:12 pm

Romanchakam OTT release details: When and where Sumanth Prabhas, Ananthika Sanilkumar's Telugu romantic comedy movie after its theatrical run

Romanchakam, the much-anticipated romantic comedy, hit theaters on September 3 and has been charming audiences ever since. Produced by Sandeep Reddy Vanga and his brother Pranay Reddy, the story revolves around an engineering graduate navigating blossoming romance with a girl from Chennai. Read on!

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 11:54 am

Step inside Bigg Boss 20 house: Salman Khan's hit reality show gets a fantasy-inspired home with sharks, snakes and a whole lot of eyes. Reason behind duality theme

The Bigg Boss Season 20 house follows a duality theme with fantasy-inspired elements. It features unusual furniture and animal designs, including sharks and snakes. Eyes are placed across the house to highlight the idea that contestants are always being watched. Two new mysterious rooms, 2X and Room No. 20, read on to know the reason behind it.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 10:41 am

US approves possible $188 million F-16 support for Oman

The US State Department has approved a potential $188 million military sale to Oman. This package will provide sustainment services and equipment for Oman's F-16 aircraft fleet. The proposed sale aims to strengthen Oman's military capabilities and address security threats. It will also enhance interoperability with the United States and coalition partners. The deal supports US foreign policy and national security interests in the region.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 9:31 am

Nitin Gadkari allows old vehicle owners to fit a Rs 5,000 device to bring BS-III, BS-IV diesel trucks, buses closer to BS-VI emission levels

Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has announced that owners of old diesel trucks and buses will be allowed to retrofit their vehicles with a low-cost emission-control device developed from an IIT-Delhi innovation. The device, priced at around Rs 4,000-5,000, can cut particulate matter emissions by up to 90% and nitrogen oxide emissions by 60%, bringing BS-III, BS-IV and older diesel vehicles close to BS-VI emission levels.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 8:49 am

Hanuman Ansh OTT release: Where to watch hit film about Neem Karoli Baba after surprise box office success? Director Vishal Chaturvedi opens up

Hanuman Ansh unexpectedly turned into a blockbuster sensation after a modest start at the box office. The film gained traction weeks after its release, largely driven by audience recommendations. With its net collections surpassing Rs 80 crore in India, this success story is huge. Recently, director Vishal Chaturvedi shared that the film was snubbed by an OTT platform prior to its theatrical release. Read on to know the reason behind it.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 8:49 am

Does your stomach make noises? Harvard-trained gastroenterologist says it might be a sign of a healthy gut

Consistent and easy bowel movements are a clear indication of a well-functioning digestive system, says Harvard-trained gut doctor Saurabh Sethi. Additionally, feeling comfortable after meals and experiencing typical stomach sounds suggest healthy digestion. If you can handle fiber-rich foods like beans, this points to proper gut performance. Most importantly, the body is adept at detoxifying itself, making external cleanses largely unnecessary.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 8:20 am

Mirzapur The Movie ending explained: Guddu and Munna's shocking twist leaves fans guessing. Is the film's sequel coming?

Mirzapur The Movie is now in theatres and ends with a surprising twist. In the post-credit scene, Guddu and Munna realise they are in love with the same woman. After the cliffhanger ending, it became even more interesting and leaving fans curious about what happens next. Read on!

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 8:04 am

White House reviews candidates to replace Hegseth deputy Feinberg, sources say

The White House is reportedly reviewing candidates to potentially replace Deputy Secretary of Defense Steve Feinberg. This review comes as the Pentagon faces unusually high staff turnover and leadership changes. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stated that Feinberg has his full support and is not leaving. Feinberg has been working to accelerate U.S. munitions production, a goal analysts say is challenging.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 7:50 am

Mirzapur The Movie box office collection day 1: Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Ravi Kishan's movie beats Saiyaara, Toxic. Earns Rs 29 crore

Mirzapur The Movie has made a strong theatrical debut, earning Rs 29.70 crore gross on Day 1. Starring Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu and Ravi Kishan, the film has beaten recent hits Saiyaara and Awarapan 2. Meanwhile, Yash's Toxic continues to see a major slowdown at the box office. Read on!

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 7:22 am

Extreme climate events in the Himalayas

As of now no direct causal link has been established between global warming and the collapse on August 26 of a 600 metre section of the Langtang Lirung peak of the Langtang Himal mountains in Nepal, close to the Tibetan border. These mountains have glaciers which are melting because of global warming. The slope failure at a height of over 5000 metres led to a break in the mountains and a collapse of the glacier situated over it. This colossal amount of rock and ice fell about 1200 metres on to a non-glaciated valley through which the Lhende Khola river runs. The fall generated a seismic wave of 5.2 magnitude on the Richter scale. The rocks, ice, water and debris moved along the river with ever increasing speed and then to lower river valleys causing devastating floods which swept everything in their path. As I write these lines media reports indicate that the death toll has reached 1252 and several thousands are missing. While scientists will determine the exact cause of this terrible slope failure, the fact of the hugely negative impact of climate change due to global warming cannot be denied. This is leading to the melting of polar ice and of glaciers. The Hindukush-Himalayan region contains the largest amount of glacial ice after the polar regions. This is a serious matter not only for the Himalayan countries but also for those in South Asia and China. It is leading to extreme climate related events every year threatening human life and habitations. It requires a concerted effort on the part of most of these countries to mitigate the consequences of climate change because of the retreat of glaciers. Regrettably that is unlikely because of political reasons. Hence, what is more likely is that extreme climate events in the Himalayas, which are already fragile in many ways, will continue to adversely impact the Himalayan countries and also most South Asian ones. At one time many Western countries thought that climate change would impact more those located in the worlds other regions than they. However, extreme climate events in the US and Europe in the past few decades have taken place regularly and with increasing intensity. These include heat waves which induce wild fires. Intense hurricanes too have caused considerable destruction especially in the United States. This should have led the important Western states to be in the forefront to combat the impact of climate change. However, that has not been so. Indeed, US President Donald Trump is a climate skeptic. He believes that the idea of anthropogenic climate change is a hoax. Consequently, he has pulled the US out of international arrangements to combat climate change. In addition he is a great advocate of the use of hydrocarbons and instead of promoting renewable energies his approach is encapsulated in the words Dig baby dig for more and more hydrocarbons in the US which is now the worlds largest producer of oil and gas. As noted in these columns in the past the universal struggle against climate change has to be led by the worlds highest per capita emitter among the major economies, the US, but when that country itself abandons the responsibility to stop global warming then it has a rippling effect on others. Consequently, no other advanced country wants to take meaningful steps, despite their protestations to the contrary, to effectively stop the emission of greenhouse gases which lead to the warming of the planet. There is another factor. While the human population on the planet was 1.8 billion a little more than a hundred years ago it is now well over 8 billion. This has been an unprecedented growth in human history. Along with the rise in numbers human beings are now demanding greater prosperity. This is a perfectly justified desire. The shining example for the Global South therefore is the advanced world with all its material progress. Now that progress has been based in one critical respect on greater energy provided by hydrocarbons. And hydrocarbons lead to greenhouse gases which in turn leads to global warming, the principal reason for climate change. The obvious way out is to rely both more on renewable energy and modify life styles. This the advanced countries, especially, the US, are unwilling to do. Nor are they really willing to help the Global South to adapt to and to mitigate the consequences of climate change. Again, as noted earlier in these columns, the history of universal efforts to stop the rise in greenhouse gases is littered with the broken promises and pledges of the advanced world. They have sought to shift the frame from the historic responsibility that they bear from their shoulders to the poorer countries. In doing so they do not care if the Global South remains poor. Of course they make great pledges and have assistance programmes but these are all meaningless because they do not wish to undertake any steps that will mean a change in their extravagant lifestyles. They preach to the poorer countries that they must be aware of the ill effects of climate change and therefore adopt policies which in effect will retard their progress but they are unwilling to take real steps that will lead to making an impact on reducing the emission of greenhouse gases that will prevent the rise in global temperatures which are already around 1.5 % Celsius beyond pre-industrial levels. Climatologists have warned that such a rise in temperature will bring about irreversible changes in the planet leading inter alia to an increase in extreme climate events. That is the sad reality that the human race confronts today.

Greater Kashmir 5 Sep 2026 6:32 am

Janmashtami celebrated nationwide with prayers and cultural events

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The News Mill 5 Sep 2026 2:52 am

Aamir Khans friend reveals the secret to his friendship with ex-wives Kiran Rao, Reena Dutta: Hes better'

In an interview with Siddharth Kannan, Aamir Khans long-time friend opened up on how the superstar has maintained a cordial relationship with his ex-wives, Kiran Rao and Reena Dutta. He explained that while the marriages may have come to an end, there is no dearth of respect and good will.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 1:40 am

Why do many Gen Z men wear unwashed clothes before dates? Science behind the pheromone maxxing phenomenon explained

Although it may seem strange, some Gen Z guys are adopting the unique habit of not taking a shower before a date. According to a Times of India article, young men who engage in a practice known as pheromone maxxing think that skipping showers can boost their natural aroma and possibly increase their chances of finding love. They are experimenting with body odour rather than grooming, fashion, or scents.

The Economic Times 5 Sep 2026 1:11 am