Quote of the day by Adolf Loos is a reminder that authenticity has enduring power. Life can reward appearances temporarily, but reality eventually tests what is genuine. Truth gives people clarity, strengthens relationships, supports personal growth, and creates the foundation for lasting trust. It encourages us to remove unnecessary layers of pretense and confront ourselves and the world honestly. The message is not that truth makes life effortless; sometimes it makes life more difficult at first.
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Quote of the day by Ariana Grande: Singer Ariana Grande offers fashion advice focusing on personal comfort and confidence. She believes feeling good in clothes enhances self-assurance and outward perception. Grande's career spans hit songs and successful acting roles. Her music and acting achievements have garnered significant critical acclaim.
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Sylvia Plath's quote emphasizes using an intelligent mind to control experiences. This perspective suggests thoughtful reflection over immediate reactions to life's events. Plath, an American poet, explored identity and loneliness in her influential writings. Her works like The Bell Jar and Ariel gained significant posthumous recognition.
Quote of the day by John Wooden asks us to reconsider what we want our lives to look like when we look back on them. Nobody wants to remember only meetings, deadlines, spreadsheets, commutes, and long hours. People tend to treasure moments of connection: a childs laughter, a meaningful conversation, a spontaneous trip, a celebration with friends, a sunset, a shared meal, or the satisfaction of helping someone. These moments cannot always be scheduled perfectly, which makes it even more important to leave space for them. Building a meaningful life requires conscious choices about priorities. Sometimes saying no to another task means saying yes to family. Sometimes stepping away from work is not giving up; it is remembering why the work matters in the first place.
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K'taka's two-stanza Vande Mataram order sparks political storm
The Congress government in Karnataka has issued an order limiting the singing of 'Vande Mataram' to its first two stanzas at state programmes, with exceptions for events attended by high-ranking officials. This decision, based on a 1937 Congress resolution, has drawn sharp criticism from the opposition BJP, which labels it appeasement politics and an insult to the national symbol.
Two taxi drivers held for schoolgirl's abduction-rape in Poonch
Swiss Coach Crash Leaves 'Several Dead': Police
Several people died in the coach crash in Susch. Several others were also injured, the police in the far eastern canton of Graubunden said on X, without giving details on the circumstances of the accident or the victims' identities.
'Left destroyed every country they've gotten ahold of': Rubio torches Leftist govts in Latin America
Rubio says US will not strike Latin cartels without allies' approval
Rubio says US will not strike Latin cartels without allies' approval
Man jailed after threatening to kill son's teacher in French village
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ET 40 Under 40 2026: Meet the 40 young leaders shaping India's future
The Economic Times 40 under Forty celebrates its twelfth edition, honoring diverse young leaders. This year's cohort reflects evolving leadership across many professional and creative fields. Financial services and venture capital lead representation, showcasing key economic sectors. Women comprise twenty-seven point five percent of honorees, marking significant progress. These forty individuals are poised to shape India's next chapter.
Centre ready to fulfil Ladakh's aspirations, asks for 'patience'
Delhi won't shut for BRICS Summit, but VVIP routes face curbs
The Delhi Traffic Police has issued a detailed advisory regarding traffic restrictions and diversions during the upcoming BRICS Summit from September 12-13. While Delhi will not be shut down, commuters should expect temporary stoppages and diversions, especially on routes used by VVIP convoys. The advisory covers movement for residents, essential services, public transport, and advice for exam candidates and hospital visitors, urging reliance on official updates.
'Healthy competition' helps Tanya Chaudhary set national record in hammer throw
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 11 (IANS) A healthy competition with fellow trainee Anushka Yadav proved beneficial for Tanya Chaudhary of Uttar Pradesh as he set the national record in women's hammer throw in the Indian Athletics Series Final in New Delhi. It was like the fulfilment of a dream for Tanya, and the fact that she set a new mark just before the upcoming Asian Games was like icing on the cake as the 22-year-old took the spotlight on the opening day of the meet on Thursday. Day One of the prize-money meet saw two national records being set in the hammer throw, with Tanya achieving the feat that she has been chasing for the past three years. Tanya achieved her quest by improving the national record in the womens hammer throw as she hurled the iron ball to a distance of 68.35m, improving the national record of 65.25m, which was set by Sarita Singh in 2017. My previous personal best is 63.91m. I have done 65m-plus two or three times (at the inter-university level), but those were not official. Now, I am able to do it (break the national record). It is a new beginning, she said. Normally, I used to be nervous. But I was focused on my technique today. Tanya, who trains along with Anushka at the same ground at Bhagpat in Uttar Pradesh under different coaches, said the healthy competition helped her move forward. We both are from the same ground. So, there is healthy competition between us. So, it is good for both of us to move forward. Though Tanya could not breach the Asian Games qualifying mark, she has made it to the team for the mega event in Aichi-Nagoya in Japan and is looking forward to continuing the momentum in Japan. It was because of injury. Now I feel I will do better. I had multiple injuries at the same time: a hamstring injury and a stress injury in the femur bone. The injuries were going on since January. In the men's section, Delhis Nirbhay Choudhary recorded a throw of 71.02m, which was better than the previous national record of 70.73m set by Neeraj Kumar in 2016. The other major attraction for Indian athletics fans was the successful return to action by Avinash Sable in the men's 3000m steeplechase. Sable, representing Maharashtra, won the steeplechase in a time of 8 minutes 32.39 seconds in his first race in the distance in more than a year. Spotlight was also on 400m runners as the top six finishers in the mens race clocked below 46 seconds. Top three in the womens 400m race also dipped below 53 seconds. I will do better and win a medal at the Japan Asian Games, said Vishal TK, winner of the gold medal and national 400m record holder, in the post-race interaction. Maharashtras promising sprinter Harita Bhadra, winner of the womens 100m dash, said the Indian Athletics Series Final was good preparation for the Asian Games. It was a good experience for me to race in the 100m dash with the top sprinters, Harita added. Odishas Animesh Kujur won both the 100m and 200m dash in the mens section. Results: Men: 100m: Animesh Kujur (Odisha) 10.21 seconds, Gurindervir Singh (Punjab) 10.32 seconds, Rushiprasad Desai (Maharashtra) 10.33 seconds. 200m: Animesh Kujur (Odisha) 20.59 secs, Jishnu Prasad (Kerala) 20.63 secs, Abhay Singh (Madhya Pradesh) 21.04 secs. 400m: Vishal TK (Tamil Nadu) 45.36 seconds, Jay Kumar (Uttar Pradesh) 45.50 seconds, Manu TS (Kerala) 45.68 seconds. 800m: Mohammed Afsal (Kerala) 1:46.40 secs, Prakash Gadade (Maharashtra) 1:46.56 secs, Krishan Kumar (Haryana) 1:46.73 secs. 1500m: Rahul Baloda (Rajasthan) 3:39.89 secs, Yoonus Shah (Uttar Pradesh) 3:40.37 secs, Sunil Dawar (Madhya Pradesh) 3:43.68 secs. 110m hurdles: Krishik M (Karnataka) 13.65 secs, Muhammed Lazan (Kerala) 13.84 secs, Manav R (Tamil Nadu) 13.85 secs. 400m hurdles: Santhosh Kumar (Tamil Nadu) 50.08 secs, Ruchit Mori (Gujarat) 50.61 secs, Subhas Das (West Bengal) 50.73 secs. 3,000m steeplechase: Avinash Sable (Maharashtra) 3:32.39. Shubham Bhandare (Maharashtra) 8:50.31, Vikash Dalal (Haryana) 8:50.43. Shot put: Tajinderpal Singh Toor (Punjab) 20.64m, Samardeep Singh Gill (Madhya Pradesh) 19.59m, Karanveer Singh (Punjab) 19.51m. Hammer throw: Nirbhay Choudhary (Delhi) 71.02m (NR, previous best 70.73m), Damneet Singh (Punjab) 68.12m, Ashish Jakhar (Haryana) 67.51m. Javelin throw: Rohit Yadav (Uttar Pradesh) 81.10m, Manoj Kumar (Tamil Nadu) 80.73m, Yashvir Singh (Rajasthan) 80.40m. Pole vault: Dev Kumar Meena (Madhya Pradesh) 5.40m, Reegan G (Tamil Nadu) 5.30m, Ramratan (Rajasthan) 5.10m. High jump: Aadarsh Ram (Tamil Nadu) 2.18m, Aaditya R (Madhya Pradesh) 2.15m, Basant (Rajasthan) 2.15m. Long jump: Mohd Atta Sazid (Haryana) 8.01m, Arya S (Karnataka)7.90m, Sarun Payasingh (Odisha) 7.61m. Triple jump: Karthik Unnikrishnan (Kerala) 16.43m, Gailey Venister (Tamil Nadu) 16.04m, Vishal Bahadur (Jharkhand) 15.85m. Women 100m: Harita Bhadra (Maharashtra) 11.22 seconds, Abinaya Rajarajan (Tamil Nadu) 11.31 seconds, Giridhrani R (Tamil Nadu) 11.35 seconds. 400m: Aishwarya Mishra (Maharashtra) 52.51 secs, Prachi (Uttar Pradesh) 52.75 secs, Poovamma MR (Karnataka) 52.76 secs. 800m: Lili Das (Uttarakhand) 2:03.41 secs, Pooja (Haryana) 2:04.02 secs, Gowthami J (Tamil Nadu) 2:05.63 secs. 1500m: Thota Sankeertana (Chhattisgarh) 4:37.95, Nikita Sharma (Himachal Pradesh) 4:38.62 secs, Pragati (Haryana) 4:39.88 secs. 100m hurdles: Nandhini Kongan (Tamil Nadu) 13.30 seconds, Anjali C (Kerala) 13.33 secs, Pragyan Prashanti (Odisha) 13.37 secs. 400m hurdles: Anu Raghavan (Kerala) 57.23 secs, Sinchal Kaveramma (Karnataka) 59.91 secs, Tanu Chaudhary (Uttar Pradesh) 1:01.47 secs. 3,000m steeplechase: Praul Chaudhary (Uttar Pradesh) 9:22.49, Prachi Devkar (Maharashtra) 10:28.35, Susmita Tigga (Odisha) 10:33.94. Pole vault: Nitika (Madhya Pradesh) 4.10m, Baranica Elangovan (Tamil Nadu) 4.10m, Karthika V (Tamil Nadu) 4.10m. High jump: Pooja Singh (Haryana) 1.81m, Reet Rathor (Uttar Pradesh) 1.81m, Supriya SB (Karnataka) 1.78m. Triple jump: Lasha Ilango (Tamil Nadu) 13.76m, Niharika Vashisht (Punjab) 13.24m, Bhairabi Roy (West Bengal) 13.06m. Long jump: Ancy Sojan (Kerala) 6.76m, Shaili Singh (Uttar Pradesh) 6.65m, Bhavani Yadav (Andhra Pradesh) 6.42m. Hammer throw: Tanya Chaudhary (Uttar Pradesh) 68.35m (NR, previous best 65.25m), Anushka Yadav (Uttar Pradesh) 66.34m, Kulvinder Kaur (Rajasthan) 59.13m. Shot put: Manpreet Kaur (Haryana) 17.19m, Krishna Jayashankar (Tamil Nadu) 16.61m, Srishti Vig (Delhi) 15.99m. Discus throw: Seema Kaliramana (Haryana) 56.52m, Priya (Haryana) 54.82m, Nidhi Rani (Haryana) 54.16m. Javelin throw: Annu Rani (Uttar Pradesh) 57.50m, Rashmi K (Andhra Pradesh) 57.22m, Uma Choudhary (Rajasthan) 52.89m. Prize money: Total cash awards: R 65 lakh. 1st: R 1 lakh, 2nd: R 50,000, 3rd: R 25,000, 4th: R 20,000, 5th: R 15,000, 6th: R 10,000.
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'CWG setback made me more focused for Asian Games'
Indian sprinter Gurindervir Singh, who holds the national record in the men's 100m, expressed renewed focus and confidence for the upcoming Asian Games after recovering from a hamstring injury that affected his Commonwealth Games performance. He stated he is and quot;completely fit and quot; and performing personal bests in training.
Sigmund Freuds quote explores the complicated relationship between love, fear and emotional vulnerability. It suggests that people may deeply want to be with someone they love but hesitate to express their feelings because they fear rejection or discovering that their affection is not returned. The quote also examines why people sometimes remain emotionally connected to someone even when the attachment causes them pain.
Quote of the day by Sharon Stone explores what happens after life changes in painful ways. Rebuilding rarely happens overnight. It can take time to regain confidence, forgive past choices and find a new direction. Her words offer a realistic view of resilience, healing and self-growth, especially when relationships, careers or personal plans no longer look the way they once did.
NATO Boss AfD Shock: Merz Betrayed'? Rutte 'Vows' To Work With Weidel | Wont Fight German Voters
Germanys AfD is surging, raising fresh questions about the future of Berlins policies on Ukraine and NATO. After the AfDs major victory in Saxony-Anhalt, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte dismissed concerns that the partys rise could fracture the alliance. Rutte said NATO would work with whoever is elected and insisted the alliance would remain strong. The AfD opposes continued German military and financial support for Ukraine and wants sanctions on Russia lifted. Meanwhile, Frances National Rally is also leading early polls ahead of the 2027 presidential election, adding another potential challenge for NATOs current approach to Ukraine and European defence.
DHS removes 'Mr Singh' ad after Indian-American groups call it racist
DHS removes 'Mr Singh' ad after Indian-American groups call it racist
President Xi Jinping will visit India for a 24-hour BRICS summit and talks. He will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss bilateral ties and economic partnership. This visit aims to stabilize relations and boost economic cooperation between the two nations. Discussions may include Chinese investments and electric vehicle market entry into India. The state of the border will significantly influence the future of bilateral relations.
Riley Courtright, a lifelong atheist diagnosed with vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, says two near-death experiences over 18 months completely changed her beliefs. During the second experience, she claims she encountered God, witnessed the creation of the universe and returned to her body feeling physically transformed. Courtright says doctors later told her they could not explain her condition, while she believes she had been healed.
Not a bloc, not anti-West: What India's BRICS hosting really signals
India hosts the expanded BRICS summit, showcasing its significant global role. The group's growth reflects the non-western world's desire for diversity and pluralism. BRICS cooperation now encompasses political, economic, and developmental issues across continents. India's leadership highlights its convening power and acceptability across ideological divides. This summit offers opportunities for crucial dialogues and managing global power dynamics.
US Department of Homeland Security advertisement asking 'Mr Singh' to self-deport kicks off row
A Department of Homeland Security advertisement featuring Mr Singh has ignited controversy. Advocacy groups have labeled the campaign as racist and anti-American profiling. The department used AI-generated imagery and Transformers characters in its posts. This campaign targets unlicensed commercial drivers and foreign nationals. Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi also condemned the government's demonizing message.
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India's Billion Dollar Boom: From Space Tech To Chips, 6 Industries Powering Growth I Jeffries
While India debates its 7.8% GDP growth number, one of the world's biggest investment banks is looking at something bigger what India is actually building. Jefferies has identified six sectors set to reshape India's industrial economy by 2030: space, semiconductors, data centres, electronics, solar, and aerospace. The numbers are staggering a $40-45 billion space economy up from $8.4 billion, nearly 10 gigawatts of data-centre capacity backed by $45 billion in investment, $20 billion already triggered in semiconductors, and mobile component localisation set to jump from under 20% to 50%. India is now the world's second-largest solar PV manufacturer, while Boeing and Airbus increasingly turn to Indian suppliers amid global aerospace bottlenecks. This video breaks down every sector, the real numbers behind the hype, and the infrastructure gaps especially power that could decide whether this becomes India's next big industrial leap or another stalled ambition.
China says it hopes to agree with US on tariff reductions 'at an early date'
China and the United States anticipate reaching an agreement on reducing import taxes soon. Negotiators are working to implement reciprocal tariff reductions on USD 30 billion of goods. Leaders Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are expected to meet in Washington on September 24. This meeting aims to stabilize relations between the world's two largest economies. Trade will be a central focus at the upcoming summit.
'Govt will address all your grievances', CM Fadnavis assures protesting MPSC aspirants
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 11 (IANS) In a major breakthrough following widespread student outrage over administrative lapses in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC), Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday assured protesting candidates that the government will address all their grievances, re-evaluate key examination papers, and institute a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into paper leak allegations. The assurances came during a high-level, nearly two-hour meeting between the Chief Minister and a delegation of MPSC candidates. Addressing the media following the discussion, Fadnavis validated the students' anger, attributing the unrest to long-festering systemic issues within the commission. The students' outburst is entirely justified. Problems have accumulated over time because necessary corrective steps were not taken when they should have been, CM Fadnavis stated. This crisis now presents us with an opportunity to overhaul the entire system. I assure you that action will be taken within the next eight days against anyone found guilty if evidence is provided, he added. CM said that a re-checking of answer sheets for the State Services Main Examination 2025 will be conducted. He further stated that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) will be constituted to probe the paper leak allegations and administrative malpractices. Interviews originally scheduled to begin on September 21 have been postponed to facilitate the review process. Upcoming examinations are being postponed temporarily to guarantee a foolproof, leak-proof system. Given the unprecedented scale of ongoing recruitment, exams will resume only after full systemic readiness, keeping transparency as the paramount standard, he added. A thorough investigation into the Drug Inspector exam paper leak is currently underway. The administration is focused on fixing structural defects within the system rather than concealing them. The investigation has not concluded and will be pursued to its logical end. Candidates will be provided access to their answer sheets under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, bypassing previous restrictions linked to MAT (Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal) proceedings, he assured. A high-level committee headed by senior bureaucrat V Radha will receive representations from candidates to suggest structural reforms, he noted. The panel consists of highly trusted senior officials who will travel across the state to consult directly with candidates, parents, educators, and relevant stakeholders. Aspirants are encouraged to submit their concerns and suggestions freely. The reform committee will formulate clear, standardised guidelines for interview panels. Examinations facing allegations or grievances will undergo re-inspection, and interviews for those specific posts will remain suspended until clarity is achieved to ensure long-term solutions without lingering doubts, said the CM. The preliminary investigation report prepared by the Crime Branch will be made accessible to the public. An SIT investigation will review all examinations conducted during the tenures of officials Lendwe, Marathe, and Nakhate. The recommendations of the Rajurkar Committee will be evaluated, and appropriate measures will be implemented. Technical modifications, such as attaching RFID tracking chips to both legs or suitable alternatives, will be introduced during physical tests. A standardised scoring pattern will be established across all districts for police recruitment. All issues concerning state welfare coaching bodiesSARTHI, BARTI, and Mahajyotiwill be addressed and resolved, assured CM Fadnavis. A detailed inquiry will be conducted into the recruitment examinations held for the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), with strict action promised against those found guilty, he announced. An independent inquiry will be ordered if any evidence is provided against the MPSC Chairman or Secretary. Severe action will be taken against anyone found guilty, with zero tolerance for corruption. Implementation of these decisions will be initiated within the next 8 days, said CM Fadnavis. A dedicated Grievance Redressal Cell headed by a retired judge will be established within the MPSC to handle student concerns. Representatives of the student delegation expressed satisfaction with the meeting, confirming that the Chief Minister accepted all their primary demands, including 12 foundational points and 4 additional key demands. Our discussion with the Chief Minister was extremely positive, a student representative said. He gave us a patient hearing despite a tight schedule and accepted 100 percent of our demands. We express our gratitude for his decisive intervention. CM Fadnavis reiterated the government's commitment to ensuring complete transparency in future MPSC recruitment drives, promising that upcoming examinations would be 100% leak-proof and fair. Meanwhile, MP Shrikant Shinde addressed a letter to Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, advocating deep-seated administrative reforms to restore faith in the MPSC. He requested the appointment of a senior IAS officer as the Secretary of the MPSC and urged the state government to establish an independent selection panelcomprising retired judges and senior bureaucratsto select the Commission's Chairman and members, ensuring candidates with impeccable integrity, free from political influence, are appointed.
BRICS Summit 2026: 'BRICS is non-Western, but not anti-West'
BRICS Summit 2026: 'BRICS is non-Western, but not anti-West'
Bengal Police arrests Abhishek Banerjee's aide as SC rejects pre-arrest bail plea
Sumit Roy, aide to Abhishek Banerjee, was arrested by the CID. This arrest occurred after the Supreme Court denied his anticipatory bail plea. The case involves alleged multi-crore land grabbing in Salboni, West Midnapore district. Roy was taken for medical examination and is currently being interrogated by officials. He will be presented before the court on Friday for further proceedings.
Charles Leclerc Concedes He 'Went Too Far' In Lewis Hamilton Monza Incident
Charles Leclerc on Thursday conceded he was at fault when he clashed with Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton during the opening lap at the Italian Grand Prix.
IDScan is offering free credit monitoring and ID protection after leaking driver's licenses
The platform was linked to an FBI investigation into a dark web marketplace last week.
India is using the two-day BRICS summit beginning Saturday to position the grouping as a complementary platform for global economic growth while pushing key developmental priorities of the Global South, particularly food, energy and supply...
'Our own artists will emerge': Farooq Abdullah hails inaugural IFFJK
Srinagar, Sep 10: National Conference (NC) president Farooq Abdullah on Thursday hoped that the youth of Jammu and Kashmir will take advantage of the first International Film Festival held in the Union Territory to establish a Bollywood-like industry here. I believe this is a very wonderful thing that has happened. And I hope that our boys and girls will take advantage of this. From here, our own artists will emerge, writers will emerge, music directors will come up, and film directors will be made. Our youth will come forward in everything, Abdullah told reporters. When asked how much connection with Bollywood can be expected in the future, the three-time chief minister said, I believe we ourselves will become Bollywood.
Shafali Verma Steers India To Women's Asia Cup Final With Comfortable Win Over Bangladesh
Shafali Verma lived a charmed life for her stroke filled 64 off 40 balls as India marched into yet another Women's Asia Cup final with a comfortable 40-run win over Bangladesh in Dubai on Thursday.
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 11 (IANS) Enforcement Directorate (ED) searches at the residences, offices and properties linked to Karnataka PWD Minister Satish Jarkiholi ended on Thursday after nearly 37 hours, with the minister saying the cash recovered during the searches belonged to him and that he would submit documents to establish its source. The ED had launched searches at 18 locations linked to Jarkiholi in Bengaluru, Belagavi and other places from 6 a.m. on Wednesday in connection with alleged violations of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and suspected illegal investments abroad. The searches also covered properties of his family members, close associates and others linked to him. The searches continued until Thursday evening, with officials examining documents and other material at the premises. Around Rs 3 crore in cash was allegedly found at Jarkiholi's residence in Belagavi. The ED officials also took away certain important documents recovered from his Bengaluru residence. After the searches ended, Jarkiholi addressed the media at his official residence in Bengaluru and said he was unable to understand the reason behind the ED action. We will give proper answers to the questions asked by the ED officials. We have told them that the cash found during the searches belongs to us, Jarkiholi said. He said documents relating to the cash would be submitted to the agency and added that the ED had taken away cash and certain documents from his properties. According to Jarkiholi, the agency primarily questioned him about investments abroad and possible violations under FEMA. They have said that we have made investments abroad. We have told them that we are at the stage of making investments, he said. The minister questioned the need for searches, saying the agency could have issued a notice and sought information. He also alleged that there could be a political angle behind the action. I cannot find out the reason for the ED raid. There may be a political reason, or it may have come from their own sources. They could have issued a notice and sought information, he said. Jarkiholi said several people involved in much larger activities were being left out while his properties had been targeted. There are many very big people who do such things. Leaving them aside and coming to us is a matter for discussion, he said. Describing the exercise as a search rather than a raid, Jarkiholi said he was ready to cooperate with the agency and provide information whenever required. This is not an ED raid, it is only a search, he said. On the cash recovered from his residence, he said he would claim it according to the law and provide the necessary documents. There is a smell of politics behind this. We have said that the cash found belongs to us. I will claim it according to the law, he said. Jarkiholi also alleged that Congress leaders were being targeted by central investigative agencies and questioned why similar action was not being taken against BJP leaders. We knew that our party leaders would be targeted, but the ED came to me first. The fact that there have been no raids on BJP leaders is a question, he said. However, he said he would not claim that he had never made any minor mistakes and expressed confidence in a fair investigation. I may have made small mistakes; I will not say that I have not. I have faith that the ED officials will conduct a fair investigation, he said. Referring to the recent case involving former minister B. Nagendra, Jarkiholi said, Nagendra happened, and now it is our turn. He also expressed concern over whether the action could be linked to his community, saying there was apprehension among people that a particular community was being targeted. Jarkiholi said he would try to meet Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Friday, if possible. The ED is examining alleged foreign investments and possible FEMA violations as part of its investigation.
Ganguly's Big Call on Shami's Future, Kishan's Test Hopes
Former captain Sourav Ganguly defends veteran pacer Mohammed Shami against claims of neglect by selectors, praising his domestic performances. Ganguly also expresses optimism about Ishan Kishan's potential return to Test cricket, highlighting his strong form in recent domestic finals.
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How the women brought the fire that was missing from a tired men's side
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Snoop Dogg brings VMAs back to Los Angeles as host for Sept. 27 show
The MTV Video Music Awards are returning to the West Coast with Snoop Dogg as host
Antonelli: F1 title thoughts 'to the back of my mind'
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli is pushing thoughts of the Formula One championship to the back of his mind, despite a commanding 66-point lead over teammate George Russell, preferring to focus on winning races.
Houthis seize Yemen's strategic Red Sea port city of Mokha from Saudi-backed forces
Voting Machines Can't Be Hacked: Poll Body Chief Gyanesh Kumar Reaffirms In Ahmedabad Speech
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumarsaid that technology is increasingly being used to improve communication within the election machinery.
From G7 to D10: Why the world's democracies should finally name their coalition
Global summits highlight a multipolar world order and competing national interests. Industrial democracies informally assemble, behaving like a D10 coalition. This grouping commands significant global GDP and economic influence. India's consistent participation makes it indispensable to these discussions. The time has arrived for this informal arrangement to gain formal recognition.
Mayawati draws family line, 'frees' nephew Akash from BSP
BSP chief Mayawati announced her nephew Akash Anand is now completely freed from the party. This decision followed Akash's father-in-law's retirement from politics and social life. Mayawati stated Akash's family ties outweighed his party commitment and movement. She had previously removed him from national coordinator responsibilities in September 2026. The party's leadership feels Akash should now remain independent from the BSP organization.
Jharkhand government proposes scheme to boost women farmers' income
''Absolute champion'' Mohammed Shami not being neglected, asserts Sourav Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly stated Mohammed Shami is not neglected by selectors and remains an absolute champion. Shami has consistently performed well in domestic cricket while awaiting national team selection. Ganguly believes it is too early to predict Shami's chances for the 2027 ODI World Cup. He also praised Ishan Kishan's Duleep Trophy performances and backed his Test cricket return.
Mehrauli rape-murder: Cabbie's licence acted as vital clue
Delhi Police have prepared a 1,500-page chargesheet in the Mehrauli murder case of a 10-year-old girl, revealing that the accused cab driver, Bashu Kumar Singh, left his driving licence at the crime scene. This crucial piece of evidence, along with CCTV footage, forensic analysis, and pictorial reconstruction, helped investigators establish the sequence of events leading to his arrest and the recovery of the victim's body. The chargesheet details the abduction, sexual assault, and murder, highlighting the scientific approach taken by the police.
Womens Asia Cup: Shafali Verma's 64, Deepti's Three-fer Help India Beat Bangladesh, Reach Final
Opener Shafali Verma: Opener Shafali Verma slammed a fiery 64 off 40 balls while seasoned spinner Deepti Sharma claimed 3-26 as India surged to a comprehensive 40-run victory over Bangladesh in the first semifinal of the Women's Asia Cup at the Dubai International Stadium here on Thursday. Asked to bat first, seven-time Asia Cup winner India recovered from early setbacks with Shafali Verma slamming another half-century, hitting seven boundaries and three sixes in her 40-ball knock, to help India post a competitive 149/6 in their 20 overs. Deepti then delivered a superb performance, along with the Indian women spinners, and helped them derail Bangladesh's chase and restrict them to 109/7 in 20 overs, winning the match and made i9t to the final. Chasing a stiff target of 150 runs, Bangladesh women made a slow start, with openers Dilara Akter (21) and Juairiya Ferdous (14) raising 26 runs for the opening wicket in the sixth over. But Juairiya's departure for am 18-ball 14 gave India the chance, and they established their ascendancy. Shree Charani made the breakthrough by sending back Juairiya, and though Sohana Mostary (18) and captain Nigar Sultana (19) made starts, they got out to Deepti Sharma to turn things in India's favour. With wickets falling at regular intervals, seasoned Sharmin Akter (1) and Fahima Khatun (14) could not provide Shorna Akter enough support as they went down tamely against an Indian side that was never threatened in the match. Shorna finished with 3-26 while Nandini Sharma (2-10) struck two blows in the last over; Shree Charani (1-14) and Prema Rawat (1-21) tied the Bangladesh batters in the middle overs as India romped to victory. Earlier, on a slow pitch, where conditions aided spinners, and every other batter struggled to time the ball well, Shafali was calculative in her shot selection playing mostly in the V to hit seven fours and three sixes to reach her 20th T20I fifty. Her innings was also a blend of brute force and wristy bottom-hand power, apart from playing an inventive reverse sweep. Bangladesh, though, will have themselves to blame as they dropped Shafali on 6, 11 and 56 and also missed a straightforward run-out chance. In all, they had a sloppy fielding unit performance. With run-scoring tough on the pitch, India will fancy her chances to enter the final on Sunday. Invited to bat first, India got off to a quiet start as Marufa Akter conceded just seven runs in the opening over, as Shafali opened her account with a flicked four. But Bangladesh got a breakthrough in the second over when off-spinner Sultana Khatun removed vice-captain Smriti Mandhana for two, who top-edged a catch to mid-on. Sultana had previously dropped a sitter off Shafali on the third ball of the same over. Shafali capitalised on the reprieve by hitting back-to-back sixes off Sultana in the fourth over before Pratika Rawal joined the act with a cover-driven four off Marufa. Pratika then launched leg-spinner Rabeya Khan over cow corner for a maximum in the sixth over to take India to 45/1 at the end of the Powerplay. The 50-run partnership for the second wicket came up in the tenth over before Rabeya broke the stand by removing Pratika for 20, as her top edge was caught by cover. After skipper Harmanpreet Kaur survived a direct hit on her very first delivery after a mix-up with Shafali at the non-striker's end, the latter brought up her half-century off 35 balls in the 13th over. She smashed two consecutive boundaries off Sultana before the off-spinner finally had a catch when substitute fielder Farjana Easmin took the catch at deep mid-wicket. Richa Ghosh provided late-order impetus, clearing the ropes off Rabeya and Shorna Akter in her 16-ball 21 before being stumped by Nigar Sultana off Nahida Akter in the 19th over. Harmanpreet, who struggled to find her timing for most of her innings, broke free with a towering maximum over deep mid-wicket off Nahida in the same over. Despite her being scratchy, Deepti Sharma turned on the screws in the final over by launching Marufa for a four and a six off consecutive deliveries to score a quickfire 13 off six balls. But Deepti was caught at mid-off on the fifth delivery, while Bharti Fulmali was run out on the final ball of the innings as India collected 12 runs from the 20th over to finish one run shy of the 150-mark. Richa Ghosh provided late-order impetus, clearing the ropes off Rabeya and Shorna Akter in her 16-ball 21 before being stumped by Nigar Sultana off Nahida Akter in the 19th over. Harmanpreet, who struggled to find her timing for most of her innings, broke free with a towering maximum over deep mid-wicket off Nahida in the same over. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories India 149/6 in 20 overs (Shafali Verma 64, Harmanpreet Kaur 24 not out; Sultana Khatun 2-30, Rabeya Khan 1-22) beat Bangladesh 109/7 in 20 overs (Shorna Akter 22 not out, Dilara Akter 21; Deepti Sharma 3-26, Nandani Sharma 2-10, Shree Charani 1-14) by 40 runs Article Source: IANS
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How you CSR, not what, matters: India's CSR mandate and the hidden cost for companies
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MP govt moves to expedite nursing students' results after HC directions
Digital Desk | Bhopal, Sep 10 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Madhya Pradesh government has expedited the process of declaring examination results of eligible nursing students, following the High Court's directions in a case involving irregularities in nursing colleges across the state. For this purpose, Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla, who handles the health and medical education portfolios, on Thursday reviewed the matter with senior officials at the State Secretariat and directed them to complete the required formalities within the stipulated time so that students who meet the prescribed academic requirements do not face further delay in getting their results. Students' interests are the top priority. All necessary procedures should be completed within the stipulated time in accordance with the High Court's order so that eligible students do not face any difficulty in getting their results, Deputy CM Shukla said after the meeting with officials. He directed officials to immediately inform the concerned suitable institutions and ensure coordination with Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University for releasing the results. He also asked them to ensure that there was no unnecessary delay in the process, keeping in view the academic future of the students. The state government's action comes against the backdrop of a prolonged legal proceeding concerning nursing colleges found deficient in meeting prescribed norms. The case involves allegations relating to infrastructure, faculty and other requirements in nursing institutions. The High Court has recently issued a series of directions concerning students enrolled in colleges categorised as suitable and unsuitable, including their transfer to compliant institutions, examinations and declaration of results. The court has also made it clear that students who have been shifted to suitable colleges and have fulfilled the required academic and practical conditions should not suffer because of deficiencies or irregularities on the part of their institutions. Officials have also been directed to ensure that any shortfall in teaching or practical training is completed through appropriate arrangements so that students can fulfil the prescribed academic requirements. Deputy CM Shukla also directed the department to take necessary steps for the affiliation or attachment of students of colleges found unsuitable with suitable institutions, wherever required under the rules. Necessary action should be taken on priority while keeping the court order, departmental rules and the interests of students in view, he said. Public Health and Medical Education Commissioner Dhanraju S, Madhya Pradesh Nursing Registration Council Registrar Upendra Dhote, and other departmental officials attended the meeting. Officials of Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University participated through video conference.
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Odisha Police traces 101 missing children in 17 states under 'Operation Anweshan'
Digital Desk | Bhubaneswar, Sep 10 (IANS) The Odisha Police has rescued 101 missing Odia children in 17 states under its Operation Anweshan campaign, conducted between August 28 and September 8, said Shyni S, Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) of Crime Against Women and Children Wing (CAW & CW), on Thursday. The special drive was executed by the CAW & CW of Odisha Police in collaboration with the state Women and Child Development (W&CD) Department, with a focus on tracing missing children outside the state. As part of the operation, as many as 17 specialised teams were deployed to several states and Union Territories where Odia children are frequently found. These states include Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Haryana, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, New Delhi, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal. The police teams conducted field-level searches, verified the leads, and coordinated with the local authorities as well as various Child Care Institutions (CCIs) during the operation. According to the CAW & CW, the 101 traced children comprise 54 boys and 47 girls. The youngest among those rescued was a three-month-old infant found institutionalised alongside her minor mother, while the child institutionalised for the longest duration had spent more than five years away from home. The Odisha Police also noted that out of the total traced children, 83 (46 boys and 37 girls) were found lodged in Child Care Institutions, while seven others, including six boys and one girl, were rescued from commercial labour sites. Another 11 children, consisting of two boys and nine girls, were traced against missing person cases already registered in Odisha. West Bengal accounted for the highest number of recoveries with 30 children, followed by Karnataka with 11, and Jharkhand and Tamil Nadu with 10 each. All the traced children have either returned or are in the process of being repatriated to Odisha for their formal reintegration and rehabilitation. Mrinalini Darswal, Commissioner-cum-Secretary of Odisha W&CD Department, proactively supported the efforts of police in this campaign, while the legal-cum-Probation Officers from the department provided necessary support during the campaign.
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Dominant India crush Bangladesh to storm into Women's Asia Cup final with ease
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Digital Desk | Kolkata, Sep 10 (IANS) The Border Security Force (BSF), after conducting a 10-hour search operation since early Thursday morning, recovered foreign birth certificates, SIM cards with foreign phone numbers and firearms from a house resided by members of transgender community in Jalpaiguri town of West Bengal's Jalpaiguri district. The police have arrested head of the transgender community Pipasa Haldar, who was accused of sheltering foreign nationals (transgenders) by contacting them abroad. Jalpaiguri Additional Superintendent of Police, Shrinivas MP, said, Based on information from confidential sources, BSF and police conducted a joint operation today. Pipasa Haldar alias Pipasa Hijra, a resident of Wakarganj Uttar Raykatpara in Jalpaiguri's Ward number 2, has been arrested. Two country-made guns, three live cartridges, two empty magazines, and a birth certificate issued by the Bangladesh government have been recovered from her. We have registered a case under the relevant sections and started an investigation. It is reported that the contact details of the accused have been found with transgenders from multiple countries. Police and the BSF raided that house in North Raykatpara of Jalpaiguri town since early Thursday morning. Two guns, three rounds of bullets, and two empty magazines were recovered from that house. A Bangladeshi SIM card and a birth certificate from the neighbouring country were also recovered during the search. Pipasa Hijra, also known as Pipasa Haldar, was then arrested. However, she denied all the allegations. Accused Pipasa Haldar said, They brought me to the police station. They searched our house and found nothing. They didn't find any firearms. They told us that they had information from above. They wanted to see our house. I showed them the house. If they had searched and found anything, they would have shown it to us. They are government employees, law enforcement officers. The law will take its course. On Thursday, a search operation was started at Haldar's house in North Raykatpara of Jalpaiguri, along with BSF officers, BSF Intelligence Branch, Directorate of Revenue Intelligence and Kotwali police. The search lasted for ten hours. Manasa Puja is held every year in the name of Jalpaiguri Brihannala Society. Since 2015, Pipasa Hijra has been dominating North Raykatpara by renting a house. The number of transgenders has gradually increased in this area. Later, Pipasa Hijra bought land one after another and built luxurious houses. At present, 40 to 50 transgenders live together there.
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Delhi's young athletes to receive Rs 2,000 monthly incentive at grassroots level: CM Rekha Gupta
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 10 (IANS) The Delhi government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, has taken a decision to nurture sporting talent at the grassroots level and help young athletes progress to higher levels of competition by providing them Rs 2,000 monthly incentive. At a Cabinet meeting chaired by the Chief Minister on Thursday, the Delhi government approved the introduction of the 'Grassroot Training Support Assistance' component under the 'Mukhyamantri Khel Protsahan Yojana' (MKPY), an official statement said. Under the new initiative, eligible young athletes who regularly train at Delhi government sports centres and stadiums will receive financial assistance of Rs 2,000 per month. The aim is to remove financial barriers that can disrupt training and ensure that young athletes have access to continuous training from the early stages. Chief Minister Gupta said the new assistance scheme expands the reach of the 'Mukhyamantri Khel Protsahan Yojana' to the grassroots level. In their initial years, athletes often have to meet regular expenses on nutrition, local travel, basic sporting equipment and medical needs. The monthly assistance of Rs 2,000 will help them continue their training without interruption. This will reduce the likelihood of talented athletes dropping out of training and help Delhi government sports centres and stadiums develop as strong hubs for grassroots talent development. Under the new arrangement, assistance will be provided to up to 25 per cent of the regularly enrolled trainees at each government sports centre or stadium. Normally, a maximum of 100 athletes at any one stadium or centre will be covered. At larger stadiums with a higher number of trainees, this limit may be increased to 150 athletes, subject to budget availability. The scheme will cover athletes in the Under-14, Under-17, Under-19 and Under-21 age groups. Beneficiaries will be selected based on sporting performance and potential, regular attendance and discipline, and financial need. Eligible athletes will be required to fulfil the prescribed conditions, including regular enrolment and at least 80 per cent attendance. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said there will be a structured process for selecting beneficiaries, with their performance, attendance and discipline reviewed every quarter. This will help ensure that the assistance reaches young athletes who are training regularly and have the potential to progress in sport. The new initiative further expands the existing framework of the 'Mukhyamantri Khel Protsahan Yojana'. The Chief Minister added that under the existing Training Support module, top-ranked athletes at the school level are provided assistance of up to Rs 5 lakh per year for coaching, equipment, participation in competitions, nutrition and other training-related requirements. Elite athletes representing Delhi and India at the highest level may receive assistance of up to Rs 20 lakh per year. Under participation support, eligible expenses related to participation in recognised international competitions are reimbursed up to Rs 2 lakh per athlete.
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Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 10 (IANS) NCP-SP leader Fahad Ahmad on Thursday refuted claims of his wife and Bollywood actor Swara Bhaskar insulting rape survivors, while alleging that she is being targeted for speaking against the ideology of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). A controversy erupted after Bhaskar, while revisiting her eight-year-old open letter to 'Padmaavat' maker Sanjay Leela Bhansali, at a recent event, said that the representation of thousands of women committing 'jauhar' to protect their honour could make rape survivors look like cowards today for choosing to live. Speaking to IANS, Ahmad said: Blatant lies were spread. When a woman speaks out against the ideology of the RSS and BJP, she has to face all sorts of things. Swara Bhasker never said that the women who committed 'Jauhar' were cowards. According to the NCP-SP leader, Bhaskar's major point was incidents like 'Jauhar' should not be celebrated. Giving an example from a recent Bollywood film, 'Main Wapas Aaunga', Ahmad said: It also featured a scene from the Partition era where a grandmother slits the throats of young girls to prevent them from being raped; that scene was filled with anguish and portrayed in a way that made the viewer feel the pain...so the crux of the matter was that we should not be celebrating this. He also clarified regarding the use of the word 'coward', saying: She (Bhaskar) had actually said that if she was a rape survivor and saw this, she would feel like a coward herself, wondering why she hadn't done the same. That was the point, yet it was presented in completely different ways. And this is distressing. When 'Jauhar' was committed, no one did it out of happiness. It involved immense suffering and was deeply painful. Her point was that the event shouldn't be celebrated, it shouldn't be glorified, but rather the pain behind it should be acknowledged. And she clearly didn't call them cowards, that is a complete lie, Ahmad asserted. Moreover, the NCP-SP leader claimed that both he and his wife have been receiving death threats over the incident. Everyone knows about the death threats Swara and I have received...The level of trolling is intense, one should counter a woman's opinion with an argument, but this kind of targeting makes no sense, he said.
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