Zendaya stuns in silver Prada gown as Tom Holland makes Emmy Awards 2026 red carpet debut in Dior
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Salman Khan was spotted attending the Bappa aarti with his family, while Nysa, Ankita Lokhande, Ananya Panday, Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia D'Souza, Kajol, Tusshar Kapoor, Ronit Roy, Sonu Sood, Divyanka Tripathi, Arjun Bijlani, Gurmeet Choudhary and Debina Bonnerjee also celebrated the auspicious festival with devotion.
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Hayden Panettiere 's death was announced on 17 August, the day after she was found unresponsive in a Greenville, South Carolina apartment. Nobody knew why at the time. Weeks on, according to multiple law enforcement sources cited by TMZ, investigators believe they've narrowed it down to one tablet, taken the morning she died. The account they've pieced together goes like this. Panettiere flew from Los Angeles to South Carolina the day before her death, and is believed to have taken several drugs during that flight, sourced from what investigators describe as a long-time drug dealer supplying her with black-market prescription medication, including oxycodone. The following morning, she's thought to have taken an oxycodone pill investigators now suspect was laced with fentanyl, an opioid many times more potent than heroin, and one that's increasingly turning up in counterfeit pills made to look identical to the real thing. She was found unresponsive shortly before 2pm and declared dead at the scene, despite efforts by paramedics who'd been called to the property. The Greenville County Coroner's Office confirmed back in August that an autopsy had turned up no signs of physical trauma, but said the actual cause and manner of death remained pending further investigation. That status hasn't changed publicly since. Full toxicology results, officials have said, could take up to twelve weeks, meaning the fentanyl theory currently sits somewhere between a strong working conclusion and something still awaiting formal confirmation. The DEA is now trying to trace the pill back to whoever supplied it, working across both Los Angeles and South Carolina. It's the kind of investigation that's drawn a specific comparison already, to the case of rapper Mac Miller, whose own supplier was later convicted over drugs, fentanyl-laced pills among them, that contributed to his death. Panettiere's on-and-off boyfriend Brian Hickerson and his brother Zach were both at the apartment when it happened. A police report noted that Zach identified her to responding officers, and that Brian administered naloxone before paramedics arrived. Neither man has been named as a suspect in her death. None of this is a story that's being sprung on anyone who followed Panettiere's own account of her life. She wrote candidly, in a memoir published only months before she died, about years spent in and out of addiction, and about how genuinely hard staying in recovery actually was. What's changed isn't the subject. It's the specificity, a name for what may have finally happened, rather than a general struggle she'd already chosen to describe in her own words. She's survived by her daughter, Kaya. To most people who watched her work rather than read her memoir, she'll likely stay exactly who she was before any of this: Claire Bennet, the cheerleader who couldn't be killed, and Juliette Barnes, the country star holding a fractured band and a harder life together on Nashville. That's probably still the fairer way to remember her, even with everything else now on the record.
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Gangster Prince Khan's brother Bunty arrested at Kolkata Airport while trying to flee to Dubai
Digital Desk | Dhanbad, Sep 14 (IANS) Bunty Khan, brother of notorious gangster Prince Khan, was arrested by Dhanbad Police at Kolkata Airport with the assistance of West Bengal Police while attempting to flee to Dubai using forged documents, officials said on Monday. According to police, he was apprehended by a special team moments before boarding an international flight. Following his arrest, police on Monday paraded him through Dhanbad with a rope tied around his waist. Bunty Khan had been on the run for a long time and is wanted in more than a dozen serious criminal cases registered across different police stations in Dhanbad. The charges against him include murder, extortion, offences under the Arms Act, and criminal conspiracy. Police received intelligence inputs that Banti was hiding in Kolkata and was planning to escape to Dubai via an international flight. Acting on the information, Dhanbad police formed a special team and coordinated with West Bengal Police to monitor his movements in Kolkata. The joint operation culminated in his arrest at the airport before he could fly away. During the operation, police recovered a passport along with suspected forged passports, visa-related papers, and other travel documents from his possession. Investigators are now examining the seized documents to determine their authenticity and trace the network that helped him obtain the forged papers. Authorities are also trying to identify individuals who may have assisted Banti in planning his escape abroad. Police are gathering details about his associates, hideouts during his period of absconding, and his links to the Prince Khan gangs operations. Investigators consider the arrest a major breakthrough in the crackdown against the Prince Khan gang. A few months ago, police had arrested another alleged key operative of the syndicate, Major alias Saifi, at Kolkata Airport while he too was attempting to flee to Dubai. According to police officials, Bantis interrogation could provide crucial leads about the gangs extortion network, financial transactions, and activities allegedly being coordinated from abroad. Raids are also underway to trace and arrest other accused linked to the criminal syndicate. Meanwhile, Prince Khan has been absconding for a long time and is wanted in several serious criminal cases, including murder, extortion, firing, and criminal intimidation. A Red Corner Notice has already been issued against him. Earlier, he was believed to be hiding in Dubai, but intelligence agencies recently received inputs that Prince Khan was in Pakistan.
BRICS Summit: Jaishankar says Modi's India Demonstrated Strong Convening Power
The first point to note is really the strong convening power of Modis India, that most of them were represented at the head of state or head of government level, Jaishankar said.He also underlined the participation of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and heads of other international organisations, saying the summit provided an opportunity for leaders to engage in very open and comfortable conversations
Digital Desk | Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Sep 14 (IANS) Entering the 17th day of his hunger strike, Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange Patil on Monday issued a highly emotional appeal to the Maratha community. Having discontinued IV fluids and medical treatment, Jarange Patil stated that his physical condition was rapidly deteriorating, warning that his upcoming journey to Mumbai might be his last encounter with the people of Maharashtra. Today is the 17th day of my fast. Removing the IV saline has caused a burning sensation in my stomach again. I will be heading to Mumbai virtually alone, accompanied by just four or five associates. I am unable to stand up, so please do not organise welcome ceremonies along the route. If I have the energy, I will speak. While there are no restrictions on coming to meet me, this could likely be our final meeting. Come to the roads to bless me, but do not march to Mumbai just yet. This may be my final goodbye to the Godavari belt and to Maharashtra, Jarange Patil expressed during his Press conference. Refusing to bow down, Jarange Patil called upon the community to stand firm. We cannot let the Maratha community lose. Wherever my body falls, it falls. But Marathas must fight with such pride that future generations hold their heads high, saying that 'he died but never backed down'. I don't want to rot and die. I want to die giving rights to my community. We must not let the dignity of the community slip even by an inch, he declared. Warning the community to stay vigilant, Jarange Patil targeted Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, alleging a political strategy to suppress the Maratha agitation. We have to counter Devendra Fadnavis' moves step for step. Their strategy has been to use the cover of deities to defame the Maratha movement, instigate riots through infiltrators, and then use police force to crush the protest. Marathas do not lack leaders. If not one leader, there will be another. Vote for whoever gives us reservationyour personal preference for a party or leader is useless if they do not secure your children's future, he remarked. He added that the 5.5 crore working-class Marathas could block Mumbai at any moment, contrasting them with political and wealthy elite who make up a small fraction of the population. Jarange Patil had briefly accepted medical aid following appeals from the government and community members. However, citing a lack of positive response and unfulfilled demands from the Maharashtra government, he has once again rejected all medical treatment. For 7 to 8 days, continuous IV fluids kept my blood sugar, blood pressure, and oxygen levels stable. Since stopping the saline and water yesterday morning, my body is undergoing drastic changes. Burning sensations have restarted in my stomach and legs, and extreme fatigue has set in. I was surviving on saline, but without it, I am completely exhausted, he explained. Setting out for Mumbai without formal police permission, Jarange Patil laid down clear instructions for his supporters. He requested the supporters not to offer garlands or shawls, as physical contact increases the risk of infections and spikes in blood pressure. Instead of elaborate stages, he urged the supporters to set up simple roadside points where he can rest during the multi-day journey. He further stated that the supporters should not spend money on travel to meet him along the route; instead, funds and hired buses must be reserved for the final mass march to Mumbai. He said that he is travelling alone first in five planned stages to test the authorities. They denied permission for Azad Maidan expecting a massive crowd. Now that I am going alone, on what grounds will they stop me? If they stop me now, crores of Marathas will march into Mumbai without permission, he warned.
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India, China agree to 'properly address' economic and trade concerns in a balanced manner
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Quote of the day by Thomas Szasz presents forgiveness not as forgetfulness, but as a form of emotional wisdom. The healthiest response to being hurt may be neither endless resentment nor blind reconciliation. It can be the ability to release the anger, preserve the lesson, establish appropriate boundaries, and continue moving forward.
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Imran Khan's Ex-Wife Jemima Goldsmith Remarries at 52
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Asia Cup 'Trophy Thief' Mohsin Naqvi Snubbed Again. Indian Women Avoid Pak Minister In Dubai
India won the Womens Asia Cup, but the trophy ceremony became the real spectacle. After defeating Sri Lanka by 72 runs for their eighth title, Indias players stayed away from the stage. The reason was Mohsin Naqvi, Pakistans interior minister, PCB chief and ACC president. The BCCI had already made its position clear: no trophy handover from Naqvi. India was willing to play the multinational tournament, but not pretend that India-Pakistan relations were normal. Fans then revived the Trophy Chor chant, recalling last years mens Asia Cup controversy. The message was sharp: India wants the title, not the political optics. This video explains the ceremony, the BCCIs stand, the no-handshake protocol and why a sporting trophy has become a diplomatic symbol in Dubai. It also shows how India separates sporting participation from diplomatic courtesy. The team won the title and still refused the ceremony again.
Iran says Oman meeting postponed at Saudi Arabia's request
Digital Desk | Tehran, Sep 14 (IANS) Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said on Monday that a meeting between the foreign ministers of Iran and Gulf states scheduled to be held on the same day in Oman was postponed at Saudi Arabia's request. He made the remarks at the weekly press conference in the Iranian capital Tehran after Omani Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi announced the meeting's deferral the previous day in a post on social media platform X. Baghaei rejected incorrect reports that the meeting was postponed due to the ongoing developments between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis, describing such speculation as giving a wrong address. The meeting was originally scheduled to be held in the Omani City of Salalah on Monday. In the interests of consensus, the regional meeting set for tomorrow in Salalah has been postponed, Omani FM Al Busaidi said on X. We remain committed to fostering dialogue that supports stability and lasting cooperation in our region, he added. Confirming the meeting's deferral in an interview with Iran's official news agency IRNA, Mohammad Ali Bak, director general of the Persian Gulf at the Iranian Foreign Ministry, said it was postponed to another date at some regional countries' requests and based on a joint decision by Iran and Oman. The official stressed that Iran is in close consultations with Oman to ensure the necessary arrangements and coordination regarding the appropriate time for holding the meeting, Xinhua News Agency reported. Baghaei on Friday announced that Gulf littoral states' foreign ministers were scheduled to meet in Oman on Monday to exchange views on regional issues, including the Iran-Oman talks on designating safe routes in the Strait of Hormuz. Speaking to the media on Saturday, Baghaei said the gathering would hopefully be attended by foreign ministers from Gulf states as well as Iran and Iraq.
PM Modi's leadership, vision and commitment made BRICS Summit resounding success: EAM Jaishankar
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 14 (IANS) External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Monday described the 18th BRICS held in New Delhi as a resounding success, lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modis leadership for bringing countries from diverse geographies and cultures together around shared interests and common ground. The BRICS India Summit was clearly a resounding success. It came as BRICS marked its 20th year. What drove it was PM Modi's leadership, vision, and commitment. Countries came together from different geographies and diverse cultures. They were inspired by the desire to find common ground. We witnessed progress in bridging divides and harmonizing differences. Conversations remained open and constructive, said EAM Jaishankar while sharing his thoughts in a video posted on X. The External Affairs Minister (EAM) further said that the summits robust outcome reflected a shared resolve among BRICS members to advance the interests of the Global South. He also highlighted the global resonance of Prime Minister Modis emphasis on peace, dialogue and diplomacy, saying the summit reflected the growing traction of these principles worldwide. The resulting consensus was articulated in a robust outcome. Its message was about a strong and united BRICS standing up for the Global South. Our teams worked 24/7 to make this happen, and by doing so, they really made India proud. The world is responding to PM Modi's call for peace, dialogue, and diplomacy. This is what we saw at the BRICS India Summit, EAM noted. As BRICS chair in 2026, India hosted the two-day 18th BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi from September 12 to 13, bringing together leaders of BRICS members, partner countries and outreach invitees. BRICS comprises Brazil, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates. Belarus, Cuba, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria, Thailand, Uganda, Uzbekistan and Vietnam are BRICS partner countries. On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that discussions over the past two days strengthened belief that BRICS has been an ecosystem of solutions. He also called for translating all outcomes into time-bound actions. Our discussions over the past two days have further strengthened our belief that BRICS is not merely a grouping of nations, but an ecosystem of solutions. We hope that the New Delhi Declaration adopted at this summit will provide a clear direction for our shared vision and future cooperation. We must translate all outcomes into time-bound actions and last-mile impact. We will work together to ensure that our framework moves beyond mere documentation and creates an impact in real life, said PM Modi in his concluding remarks at the BRICS Summit's session on 'Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability' at the Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. PM Modi expressed gratitude to BRICS leaders for their active participation and valuable contribution to the summit. He said that the ideas and suggestions of BRICS leaders have lent prevalence and depth to the grouping's cooperation. The Prime Minister said that the world leaders' participation at the summit reflects the growing relevance, openness, and inclusiveness of BRICS. BRICS is poised to enter its third decade. The world now expects not just ideas and commitments but concrete results from us. I am confident that through our collective efforts, we will certainly live up to these expectations. I extend my best wishes once again to China as the next host of BRICS. I especially commend all of you and your teams for making the New Delhi Summit a success, PM Modi stated.
Activist Manoj Jarange Announces Solo Protest In Mumbai's Azad Maidan
Mumbai police on Sunday denied permission to Jarange for his indefinite hunger strike in the metropolis from September 19, citing potential security concerns during the ongoing Ganeshotsav.
India Women's Star Punished By ICC After Asia Cup Final. This Is The Reason
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India Women's Star Kranti Gaud Handed Big Punishment By ICC After Asia Cup Final. This Is The Reason
The ICC on Monday handed India women's team seamer Kranti Gaud a fine of 10 per cent of her match fee and one demerit point for breaching Level 1 of the Code of Conduct during the T20 Asia Cup final against Sri Lanka.
Book highlighting PM Modi's humane side to be released on his birthday
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 14 (IANS) 'Modi Katha', a book highlighting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's humane side, depicting compassion, affection, and sensitivity, will be released at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) here on September 17 to commemorate his birthday. Authored by well-known journalist, columnist and writer Harish Chandra Burnwal, the book will be formally launched by Minister of State for Law and Justice (Independent Charge) and Parliamentary Affairs, Arjun Ram Meghwal. The event will be presided over by IGNCA President Ram Bahadur Rai, with IGNCA Member Secretary Sachchidanand Joshi, Aaj Tak Senior Anchor Saeed Ansari, and Chitra Tripathi, ABP News Senior Anchor, to be present as distinguished guests. 'Modi Katha' is Barnwal's fifth book on Prime Minister Modi, which has been published by Prabhat Prakashan. It brings to the front the humane side of the Prime Minister, presented by the author through real-life events and personal recollections spanning the past 25 years. It is a collection of 10 true stories that highlight PM Modi's compassion, affection and sensitivity. The author has woven the recollections into a narrative using simple language and an emotionally evocative storytelling style, ensuring while facts satisfy the mind, stories speak directly to the heart, according to a statement. These touch upon different emotional phases of PM Modi's life, it added. One recounts a train journey in 1990, during which the selfless and warm behaviour of a young leader towards two fellow female passengers permanently changed their negative perception of politicians. Another story revolves around Jeet Bahadur, a teenager from Nepal, whom Prime Minister Modi then nurtured as an ordinary party worker and never forgot to embrace even after assuming office. The book also carries the poignant account of teacher Geetaben and visually impaired Pinkal, whose sensitive interaction eventually contributed to special provisions being made in the Union Budget for visually impaired students. The book recounts how immediate assistance was extended to save the life of innocent Taiba from Agra, as well as how PM Narendra Modi became a companion in the joys and sorrows of countless ordinary people, such as Chandrakant, a labourer from Hubballi, in Karnataka. Through these stories, the book seeks to show that the true meaning of governance is not merely policies and files, but the ability to feel the heartbeat of the person standing at the last rung of society, the statement said. At the end of every story, the author has mentioned sources, stated to dispel doubts arising from preconceived notions. Burnwal currently runs a YouTube channel that carries political analysis. Among his publications are 'Television Ki Bhasha', 'Sach Kehta Hoon', 'Modi Sutra', 'Modi Neeti', 'Lord of Records', 'Sangh Ki Ansuni Kahaniyan', 'Operation Sindoor: 100 Sarvashreshtha Kavitayen', and 'Unsung Sangh'. He has also created a vBook in collaboration with the INGCA. Additionally, he has produced more than 150 songs and devotional compositions in recent times. He has been honoured with the prestigious Bharatendu Harishchandra Award by the Union government and the Hindi Akademi Award, besides several other recognitions in the fields of journalism and literature.
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India pacer fined by ICC after Women's Asia Cup triumph
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Chaminda Vaas, Amit Mishra set to join Delhi Capitals' coaching staff ahead of IPL 2027
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Why Team India player was penalised after Women's Asia Cup final
India pacer Kranti Gaud admitted the offence and accepted the sanction proposed by Supriya Rani Das of the Emirates ICC International Panel of Match Referees. As a result, there was no need for a formal hearing.
UP assembly elections and fight for Muslim votes: Decoding SP, Congress's Owaisi problem
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He Said I Will Kill You: 'Op Safed Sagar' Veteran Recounts Gurugram Attack
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China's Spy Agency Chief Says AI Threatens Country's National Security
The warning comes as Chinese leader Xi Jinping is due to meet US President Donald Trump in Washington this month, with AI governance and safety set to be part of their discussions as calls mount for greater oversight of the technology.
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MNP row: TRAI to examine telcos' concerns against Vodafone Idea
TRAI Chairman AK Lahoti stated that TRAI is reviewing the concerns raised by Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio against Vodafone Idea
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The diner said they had no issue with the GST on their bill, but a separate 10% gas charge left them questioning how the final amount was calculated.
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The Employees Provident Fund Organisation has launched WhatsApp services for members. Notably, at the time of writing, the channel already had 75,000 members. Here's how to join and what services are offered.
'We should not play Pakistan': WC winner after India refuse Asia Cup trophy from Naqvi
Harmanpreet Kaur-led India defeated Sri Lanka by 72 runs to win a record-extending eighth Women's Asia Cup title. However, the Indian players did not come out for the post-match presentation ceremony. Indian women's cricket team did not accept the Asia Cup trophy from Asian Cricket Council (ACC) chairman Mohsin Naqvi after winning the title on Sunday.
