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September 25 has been designated as Dolly Parton Day, celebrating her humanitarian work and musical legacy. The day includes various community events focused on literacy and kindness in her honor. Across various cities, individuals are encouraged to engage in activities related to literacy and support local initiatives. The Dollywood Foundation promotes charitable giving and local partnerships for children's literacy.
Energy sector exemplifies 'scale and breadth' of growing US-India partnership: Official
Digital Desk | New York, Sep 25 (IANS) The scale and breadth of US relations with India are growing, with the energy sector exemplifying it as New Delhi tries to diversify its sources, according to Bethany Morrison who looks after the region in the US State Department. Were now very proudly the largest exporter of LPG to India, said Morrison, who is the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia. So, when we talk about diversifying energy sources, we are happy that the United States is now becoming that provider she said at a briefing for reporters in New York. Imports of LPG from the US surged from under 10 per cent of the imports last year, to 67 per cent till August because of the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz, through which most of it used to come from the Gulf nations. Should things stabilise in the Gulf region, India still targets getting at least 25 per cent of its supply from the US next year, according to reports. In another energy area, nuclear, Morrison said she saw exciting new developments. India for the first time in 20 years reformed their nuclear regulatory environment by passing the SHANTI Act, and now were moving forward on some really exciting new developments in civil nuclear cooperation, she said. The Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India Act or SHANTI Act passed in December opens the nuclear sector to the private sector and reforms liability rules. As another example of increasing cooperation, she cited the 10-year Defence Framework Agreement signed last year by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth last year. It covers interoperability between weapon systems of the two countries, defence equipment manufacture, sharing intelligence, and ensuring maritime security in the Indo-Pacific. Morrison also mentioned that US President Donald Trump wants more attention paid to South Asia, a critical part of the world. Were very, very excited about where the next years are going to go, she said. We see South Asia as such a critical sort of part of the world that really has not gotten enough attention, and thats where President Trump has really made sure, that he has advised us to do more, Morrison said briefing reporters. Its often a region that historically gets overlooked until theres a crisis because of all, everything else, happening in the world -- from whats happening in Latin America to Africa to the Middle East, and then obviously land wars in Europe, she said.
Sivakarthikeyan's film with director Ramkumar Balakrishnan goes on floors with traditional pooja
Digital Desk | Chennai, Sep 25 (IANS) Popular Tamil actor Sivakarthikeyan's next film, which is being directed by Ramkumar Balakrishnan, went on floors with a traditional pooja ceremony here in the city on Friday. The film, which is yet to be titled, is tentatively being referred to as #SK27 and is being produced by well known production house Sathya Jyothi Films. Sharing a video clip of the inaugural function on its social media handles, the popular production house wrote, A powerful start to a promising story. #SK27 begins with a pooja. On floors today. Starring @sivakarthikeyan. A film by @ramkumar_dir. Produced by @sathyajyothifilms. @kayadu_lohar_official @omdop #TGThyagarajan #SendhilThyagarajan @arjun1on @saisiddharth @kalai_editor #ARajesh @praveenraja @stevenkumar_action @appoo_dir @teamaimpro @pro_barani @themugdigital. The film will feature Kayadu Lohar, who has been making waves with her performances in the superhit films 'Dragon' and 'Immortal', as the female lead opposite Sivakarthikeyan. Apart from Sivakarthikeyan and Kayadu Lohar, the film is likely to feature popular comedians Sudhakar and VTV Ganesh among others. Sources say character artistes George Maryan and Babloo Prithviraj too are likely to be seen in pivotal roles in the film. On the technical front, the film will have cinematography by one of the best in the business, Om Prakash, and editing by Kalaivanan, who was also the editor of Sivakarthikeyan's blockbuster film, 'Amaran'. Costumes for the new film are to be designed by Praveen Raja while stunts in the film are to be choreographed by Steven Kumar. Sources close to the unit of the film say that the first schedule of the film, which began in Chennai on Friday, will be for a period of 10 to 15 days. For the unaware, director Ramkumar Balakrishnan, who is directing this film, is best known for having directed the superhit Tamil film 'Parking' which walked away with three National Awards including the award for Best Screenplay and The Best Regional Movie (Tamil) at the 71st National Film Awards.
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'Gyanesh Kumar should be arrested': Congress stages nationwide protests against CEC
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 25 (IANS) The Congress on Friday staged nationwide protests to demand the resignation and arrest of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar over 'vote chori' allegations, asserting that the party would not bow down until action is taken against him. The allegations have gained momentum after a media report claimed differences within the Election Commission of India (ECI) over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Several Congress leaders and workers were detained during the agitation, including the party's Assam and Punjab chiefs Gaurav Gogoi and Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, respectively. Water cannons were also used to disperse the protesters across states. In the national capital, the Youth Congress held a march demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. Delhi Congress President Devender Yadav said: The demand is clear that Gyanesh Kumar must be arrested because he has murdered democracy. The essence of a democracy is lost when votes are stolen. We clearly demand that Gyanesh Kumar resign and that the elections conducted over the past year undergo a review, he added. Mahila Congress President Alka Lamba recalled that the party, especially Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, has been speaking about the heft of votes for months now. On December 14, the Vote Chor Gaddi Chhodo rally was held at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi. The entire Delhi was echoing with the slogan...Today, our only demand is that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should seek Gyanesh Kumars resignation. He should be arrested and sent to jail. The illegal decisions taken by him must be stopped and reversed, Lambae told IANS. Congress leaders and workers attempted to 'gherao' the Election Commission office in Chandigarh. Punjab Congress President Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, who was being detained, told reporters: We have all gathered here demanding the removal of Gyanesh Kumar and his arrest and imprisonment. Our protest is against the SIR. Votes are being stolen across the country, and 20 lakh votes have been deleted in Punjab...Our demand is that SIR should be cancelled and voting should take place without it. Congress Chandigarh President H.S. Lucky asserted that the party would continue the agitation despite the attempts being made by the police to stop them. The police are doing their duty and putting up barricades. Deploy the police, the Army, Income Tax, ED, or any other agency, but the way the people of the country have been wronged, they will not tolerate it. Gen-Z recently held a major protest at Jantar Mantar. Another major movement will emerge in the country. This protest will continue until Gyanesh Kumar resigns, just as (then-Union Education Minister) Dharmendra Pradhan did, Lucky told IANS. Security personnel also used water cannons to disperse agitators in Chandigarh. Leading a protest march in Bhubaneswar, Odisha Congress President Bhakta Charan Das said: This movement is against the stealing of votes, and Gyanesh Kumar will have to resign. Rahul Gandhi has been raising the issue of vote theft from the beginning, but no one was listening. Today, it has been proved how vote theft is taking place. Led by Bihar President Rajesh Ram, Congress workers in Patna marched towards the Election Commission office. However, police put up barricades near the Secretariat to stop them. A heated scuffle broke out between the police and the workers as the latter attempted to break through the barricades and move forward. The police had to use water cannons to bring the situation under control. Speaking to reporters during the agitation, Rajesh Ram said: We are not afraid. We will continue to protest against Gyanesh Kumar, who is a criminal. Another protester alleged that police resorted to 'lathi charge'. Purnia MP Pappu Yadav also took part in the Congress protest in Patna. Criticising the Election Commission, he said: They have committed an injustice against 13 crore people in Bengal, Bihar and Assam. How can they be allowed to go? Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat took part in the Congress protest in Dehradun. Congress state in-charge Kumari Selja said: We are holding protests across the country. People have seen the revelations that have come out regarding the Chief Election Commissioner. The Election Commission is not functioning in the manner it should. There is no unanimity there, and it is not impartial. Similarly, Congress leaders and workers protested outside the Election Commission office in Shimla. Congress Himachal Pradesh in-charge Rajni Patil also recalled Rahul Gandhi's vote theft allegations, saying: Now we are firmly convinced that there are irregularities in the elections...If things go on like this then the Constitution will be totally destroyed. Similar protests also took place in Assam's Guwahati, where state chief and MP Gaurav Gogoi, along with other party members, was detained while trying to break through police barricades
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'Everyone is free to campaign anywhere': Ajay Rai on SP launching 'PDA Rath Yatra' from Raebareli
Digital Desk | Lucknow, Sep 25 (IANS) A day after Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav launched the 'PDA Rath Yatra' for next year's Uttar Pradesh polls from the Congress bastion of Raebareli, Congress state chief Ajay Rai remarked that everyone is free to campaign anywhere while maintaining that his party is doing its own work for the elections. Anyone can go anywhere for election campaigning. We are certainly doing our work. We stand firmly with the people in their joys and sorrows, the UP Congress chief remarked. Referring to the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, Rai asserted that the entire nation is looking towards him today. He is raising national issues and strongly presenting questions that concern the public, he added. SP MP Rajeev Rai backed the UP Congress chief's remark, saying: Whatever he said is absolutely right...we will keep working hard to ensure that the INDIA bloc wins the maximum seats (in the Assembly polls). Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday launched the party's 'PDA Yatra' from Raebareli in Uttar Pradesh as part of its campaign and preparations for the 2027 Assembly elections in the state. During the event, he targeted the BJP, stating that when the time comes to vote, no matter how much effort the BJP exerts, he people of the 'PDA' (Pichda, Dalit, AlpsankhyakBackward, Dalit, Minority) will unite to defeat them. Ahead of the 'yatra' on Thursday, SP leaders and workers had put up posters and hoardings at several places in Raebareli. The posters depicted Akhilesh Yadav in the avatars of Lord Ram and Lord Krishna, drawing criticism from the NDA. Minister O.P. Rajbhar criticised Yadav's decision to begin the yatra from Raebareli and linked it to a recent controversy involving an SP district president and a police officer. Speaking to reporters, Rajbhar said: Akhilesh Yadav is going to Raebareli because it is not only a Congress stronghold. In Raebareli, the SP district president told the CO there to wear bangles. He became ready to assault the CO, so Akhilesh is going to Raebareli to encourage his people and boost the morale of his unruly people, and this is what will prove fatal for him. Meanwhile, BJP MP Ravi Kishan, on Friday, told IANS that Rahul Gandhi has also become uneasy because Akhilesh Yadav is making inroads into whatever little Congress vote bank remains.
Asian Games: India's Medal Charge Gets a Lift Despite Badminton Setback
India experienced a day of mixed results at the Asian Games, securing a gold medal in shooting through Suruchi Singh and Kamaljeet, and a silver in men's 10,000m with Gulveer Singh. However, a major setback occurred with the unexpected early exit of top badminton men's doubles pair Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty. The nation also added several bronze medals in pole vault, shot put, table tennis, and assured more in squash, pushing its total medal count to 23.
Centre extends AFSPA in 'disturbed areas' of Manipur, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh by six months
Digital Desk | New Delhi/Imphal, Sep 25 (IANS) The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958, for another six months in most parts of Manipur, several districts of Nagaland, and certain districts of Arunachal Pradesh, officials said on Friday. According to three separate notifications issued by the MHA, the further extension of the special law would be effective from October 1. The AFSPA, which gives armed forces operating in the notified disturbed areas sweeping powers to search, arrest, and open fire if they deem it necessary for the maintenance of public order, was extended on Thursday for six more months in the entire state of Manipur, excluding the areas falling under the jurisdiction of the 13 police stations of five districts Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur, and Kakching. Of the total 16 districts in Manipur, these five districts are located in the Imphal Valley region. Manipur has been devastated by the ethnic violence between the majority Meitei and the minority Kuki-Zo-Hmar tribals since May 3, 2023. After the prolonged ethnic violence, which claimed over 260 lives since May 2023, Manipur came under Presidents rule on February 13, 2025, four days after Chief Minister N Biren Singh, who was heading the second BJP-led government, resigned on February 9. The Presidents Rule was withdrawn after Yumnam Khemchand Singh took over as the Chief Minister on February 4 this year. Officials in Imphal said that the MHA notification was issued after the review of the law and order situation in the state,in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the AFSPA, 1958. Another MHA notification said that the AFSPA has been extended in nine districts of Nagaland -- Dimapur, Niuland, Chumoukedima, Mon, Kiphire, Noklak, Phekm, Peren and Meluri and 21 police stations in five other districts Kohima, Mokokchung, Longleng, Wokha and Zunheboto - with these areas declared 'disturbed areas for a period of six months. Another MHA notification said that the AFSPA has also been extended in Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts in Arunachal Pradesh and the areas falling within the jurisdiction of Namsai, Mahadevpur and Chowkham police stations in Namsai district of the state, bordering Assam, and declared these areas as a disturbed area for a period of six months with effect from October 1. The law and order situations of the areas of Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh, where the AFSPA has been extended, were also reviewed by the government. Many organisations in Manipur, including the Manipuri Students Federation (MSF), the Nupi Khunai-Yairipok, and the Meira Paibis, and other Northeastern states have been off and on agitating, demanding withdrawal of the AFSPA from their states. Meanwhile, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma earlier said that the MHA has lifted the AFSPA from many parts of his state. The AFSPA was originally imposed across Assam in 1990, during a peak in insurgent activities led by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA). Since then, it has been renewed every six months, with periodic reviews leading to the gradual exclusion of certain areas based on the prevailing security situation. With significant improvement in the security situation, the AFSPA was lifted from Tripura in 2015, Meghalaya in 2018, and Mizoram in the 1980s.
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 25 (IANS) Music composer Shankar Mahadevan has shared an interesting anecdote about the title track of the iconic film Dil Chahta Hai. The composer shared that he along with his fellow composers Ehsaan Noorani and Loy Mendonsa, and sound engineer Vijay Benegal (Benny) had made 21 versions of the title track. However, the scratch version of the song made it to the final cut as it was liked the most by the makers, and everyone in the team. In a special video for Spotify, Shankar Mahadevan sat down for a chat with Ehsaan Noorani, Loy Mendonsa, playback singer Shaan, and Meiyang Chang. He said, Shall I reveal one more secret about this song? Benny did about 21 mixes of the song. And this, what you're hearing is the rough mix. There was something, something magical about it. What you're hearing is actually the first scratch that we did of the song. The bass lines and all. We had some new samples and great drums, we experimented, and it paid off. People get scared of being minimalistic. He further mentioned, Most people in the business want to fill it up. That shows a person's insecurity. If you're very confident about your melody, if you're confident about your groove and your bass line and your, and that minimal thing, you don't need stuff. If you have a good engineer who mixes it well, it fills up the space. Dil Chahta Hai marked the directorial debut of Farhan Akhtar, and became a defining film of modern Hindi cinema, particularly for its portrayal of urban friendship, romance and youthful independence. Its Goa road trip turned into a cultural touchstone, inspiring generations to recreate the journey with friends. The films visual language, casual fashion and conversational storytelling also influenced Bollywoods depiction of contemporary urban India. The soundtrack was equally influential, blending rock, pop and Indian sounds.
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Digital Desk | United Nations, Sep 25 (IANS) 'A terrorist country is asking me that? Come on! With these words External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar shut down a Pakistani journalist who barged into a news conference here on Friday and shouted comments about India. With an ironic smile framing those remarks, Jaishankar faced down the disrupter at the joint news conference by him and Liberia's Foreign Minister Sara Beysolow Nyanti on the launch of the Group of Friends on Safety and Security of Shipping and Seafarers. When the reporter persisted in yelling, India's Permanent Representative P Harish told him, You hear him loud and clear! On Thursday, an Indian media reporter had asked Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif as he was walking by the entrance to the General Assembly, Prime Minister, when will you stop harbouring terrorists? and When will you prosecute Lashkar-e-Taiba chief Hafiz Saeed? Unlike EAM Jaishankar who could give a withering answer, Sharif quickened his pace, looking away unable to reply. In a video circulating on social media, Sharif was seen arriving at the UN headquarters, as reporter asked: Prime Minister, when will you stop harbouring terrorists? Sharif offered no response. The issue was raised again when he left the UN premises. Reporter asked, When will you prosecute Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) chief Hafiz Saeed? Sharif once again declined to answer, walking past the journalists without addressing the question. Hafiz Saeed is the founder of the Pakistan-based proscribed terror group LeT and one of Indias most-wanted global terrorists. He remains a UN-listed global terrorist with a $10 million bounty placed on him by the United States government. Earlier on Wednesday, India lashed out at Pakistan at the United Nations, telling Islamabad to address its struggling, bailout-dependent economy rather than harbour territorial ambitions or support cross-border terrorism. At the UN Human Rights Council, Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi hit back at Pakistans attempts at diversion, saying aggressive posturing could not rescue its struggling economy. Pakistan would better serve its people by focusing on development, rather than by coveting territory of others or exporting terror, because neither these nor its theatrics in the Council would help repay the loans its economy survives on, Tyagi remarked. Tyagi also laid bare Islamabads domestic record, citing the violent suppression of civilians in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), where mass protests have been met with lethal force while authorities restricted access to essential food, fuel and medicine This Council was told last Friday of scores of civilians killed since June in the territory Pakistan occupies, of students arrested in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, and of food and medicine held back. When those accounts were given, Pakistan's answer was a point of order. If any delegation in this room meets every objective criterion for this Council's scrutiny, it is Pakistan, he said, highlighting Pakistans glaring governance failures.
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Tech can't replace on-field decision-making; need to blend with old-school methods: Zaheer Khan
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 25 (IANS) Asserting that modern cricket technology cannot substitute human presence of mind during high-pressure match situations, newly-appointed Chennai Super Kings (CSK) head coach Zaheer Khan said his coaching philosophy revolves around empowering players and balancing data with old-school, on-field adaptability. On Monday, five-time Indian Premier League (IPL) champions CSK announced Zaheer as their new head coach after Stephen Fleming left the role in July. Being at CSK will also mark Zaheers first stint as head coach of a cricket team. A good listener, realistic, and very empowering (as a coach). I think it's about understanding the pressures and the new dynamics of T20. The game is evolving with every year passing by, and it's about staying ahead of the curve. So, when I look back, what CSK has achieved over the years is predominantly staying ahead of the curve, understanding and adapting to different situations, Zaheer said in a video posted on the franchises YouTube account on Friday. Before coming to CSK, Zaheer served as the mentor of Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2025 and was with the Mumbai Indians from 2018 to 2022 as director of cricket and later became global head of development. That's something which was standing out right throughout the years. So, it's about building on that. It's about evolving with the changing times and creating that faith within the whole group to take things forward, added Zaheer, the 2011 ODI World Cup winner. Cautioning young players against relying excessively on analytics, Zaheer stated that real-time situational awareness remains the single most critical factor once a cricketer steps onto the field. I think when you talk about youngsters, when you're looking at cricket, it's about what you do on the field. It's about how quickly you understand and adapt. One thing which I've been very vocal about in modern-day cricket is the technology playing a big role, and it's taking away a whole lot from on-ground thinking. The adaptability, the situational awareness - all those kinds of aspects that you talk about and for youngsters, it's very important to keep up with that. So, for me, it's about encouraging conversations and learning through those conversations. It's something which is, in a way, very old-school thinking. But I think if you're able to balance what's happening currently with the decision-making on the field, it'll work as a good blend to achieve something special, he added. Elaborating further on the limitations of technology, Zaheer pointed out that no software can replicate common sense or guide a player through dynamic game shifts. It's very important that you use the technology, data, and analyse things. But when it comes to actually going out there on the field and doing it, you've got to have that presence of mind. You've got to be able to layer it with various aspects, be it the pressures that play on, be it the situation, and sometimes the common sense that you have to use. It's something that goes differently with every game. Every game is not going to be comparable to the previous one with regard to a particular situation. So, I think that's something tech will not be able to take you there. You don't yet have a tech who is moving with you as the game is moving along. So, in the field, it's you who is in charge, and it's you who is going to take that decision. So, you've got to be ready with that kind of approach and attitude, he asserted. Laying out his immediate roadmap for CSK in IPL 2025, Zaheer stressed that former captain MS Dhoni's guidance will remain pivotal while working alongside a young captain in Ruturaj Gaikwad and a settled squad. Well, I think, like I mentioned, conversations and understanding. It's a settled franchise. It's been years; a lot of processes are already in place. So, MS guidance, I think, is going to be very crucial. You look at the team management's vision. That is something which is going to be equally important in how you're setting the whole vision with regard to going forward from here. It's a new setup. So, there's going to be some learning. So, you talk about all those. The young captain, how he's going to shoulder the responsibility. How he's going to empower himself and the experience in the squad. How you can make them the leaders in their own way as a think tank to take things forward for this franchise, he concluded.
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Joe Jonas looks back at 'terrifying' boat incident on his vacation
Digital Desk | Los Angeles, Sep 25 (IANS) Singer-songwriter Joe Jonas has recollected his scary holiday experience. The singer has shared that he was left eally spooked after getting trapped in the water between two boats while on vacation. The singer and his girlfriend Tatiana Gabriela recently enjoyed a two-night trip on a yacht in Portofino, Italy, with Morgan Stewart and her husband Jordan. The two couples had a errifying incident when they stepped out for dinner. Joe appeared on Morgan's podcast, and recalled how they had the best time out on the vessel, which had its own crew, chef and tender boat. However, disaster struck exactly when they decided to stop at a restaurant. The venue had requested customers use its own transfer boat and staff. The 37-year-old singer said, But as I took a step, I think a wave came in and it pushed the boat far out from the yacht. It sounds like the bougiest problem, but it was terrifying because then I slipped and fell between these two boats. The first mate tried to grab me, but he also fell in after me. The singer was fully dressed, and had his phone in his pocket. He got stuck in the water between the two vessels, which were a few feet apart, and as he swam to the surface, he was keen to get further away from the vessel. He decided not to swim towards the yacht's ladder because of the engines, as he said, The first time I climbed up, I must have hit my shin or something, and then I fell back in. He further mentioned, In those moments, youre just like, your adrenaline is going so fast, and of course, all your faces are like in shock. Youre like, Oh my god, is he, is he okay? Which I was like, No, Im fine. I finally came down from the anxiety and I looked at Tati and I was like, That s*** was really scary. Like that really spooked me for a while. It was really intense, he added.
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'Plan was to stay relaxed': Gulveer Reveals After 10K Silver
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Asian Games: India's Schedule On September 26
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Mushtaq Khan dies: Late actor was roped in for Hanuman Ansh director's next
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Digital Desk | New York, Sep 25 (IANS) External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar said on Friday that the voice of the Global South will continue to matter amidst geopolitical fragmentation, conflicts, climate change, economic uncertainty and technological disruption. EAM Jaishankar made the remarks while participating in the discussion on Ruptures and Ramparts: Building Bridges for a Changing World. Jamaica's Foreign Minister Kamina J Smith, Ghana's Foreign Minister Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa, Suriname's Foreign Minister Melvin Bouva and EastWest Center President Celeste Connors also participated in the discussion. We agreed that the UN remains indispensable, while recognising the need for reform to reflect the aspirations and realities of the Global South. The voice of the Global South will continue to matter amidst geopolitical fragmentation, conflicts, climate change, economic uncertainty and technological disruption. The world will not be defined by binary choices. Countries will continue to make their choices based on interests, values and trust. Grateful to Samir Saran and the ORF America Team for convening this timely conversation, EAM Jaishankar wrote on X after the meeting. EAM Jaishankar is currently leading the Indian delegation at the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. On Thursday, he met Foreign Ministers Ronald Lamola of South Africa and Mauro Vieira of Brazil who jointly condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack last year and reaffirmed their commitment to zero tolerance for terrorism. The ministers of the three countries that form the IBSA Dialogue Forum met in New York on Thursday. In the joint statement, they called for a comprehensive United Nations Security Council (UNSC) reform to make it more democratic, representative, legitimate and reflective of contemporary realities. They also said that the global economic governance system should have more effective, equitable and representative participation of developing and emerging economies. Participated in the IBSA Foreign Ministers Meeting today with FM Ronald Lamola of South Africa and FM Mauro Vieira of Brazil. UNGA 81, EAM Jaishankar posted on X. Our Joint Media Statement underscored: Commitment to the UN Charter, international law and a stronger multilateral system. Support for comprehensive UNSC reform to make it more democratic, representative, legitimate and reflective of contemporary realities. Concern over the spillover of conflicts on the Global South, particularly through energy and food insecurity, inflation and fiscal pressures. Strong condemnation of the Pahalgam terror attack and reaffirmation of zero tolerance for terrorism, he added. The joint statement also underscored full commitment to empowering women and girls and removing social and economic barriers. The democratic countries from the three continents of the Global South are among the major emerging economies with several common interests. They stressed the need to protect balanced, fair and mutually beneficial trade for equitable growth, inclusive development and greater resilience, according to EAM Jaishankar. The ministers emphasised the urgency of fighting climate change, which was leading to increasingly frequent and intense disasters and shocks that threaten sustainable development. They expressed support for tripling renewable energy capacity in the Global South, doubling the global average rate of energy-efficiency improvements, and expanding sustainable fuels including biofuels, biogases and low-emission hydrogen. They paid particular attention to the fast-changing world of technology, making a commitment to universal, meaningful connectivity and greater deployment of digital infrastructure. They also recognised the immense potential of artificial intelligence to drive economic growth and sustainable development.
'DESTRUCTIVE, IRRESPONSIBLE...': Iran's Araghchi 'NUKES' Europe At UN; 'Suffer Consequences'
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has called on Britain and other European governments to abandon what Tehran describes as a destructive and irresponsible approach toward Iran. Speaking after meeting UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, Araghchi blamed the escalating insecurity in the region and around the Strait of Hormuz on what Iran calls US and Israeli military aggression, along with European support.Araghchi also linked lasting regional stability to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while accusing some European governments of interference in Irans internal affairs and of using human rights issues as political leverage. The meeting comes amid heightened tensions involving Iran, Israel, the United States, Europe and the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.
Margot Robbie takes husband Tom Ackerley's surname 10 years after marriage
Barbie actress Margot Robbie has quietly changed her surname, taking her husband Tom Ackerley's name nearly 10 years after tying the knot. While the actress changed her name in company records, she continues to use her maiden name professionally
Manpreet Kaur Hurls 17.17m to Clinch India's 21st Medal at Asian Games 2026
Schools in UP's Lucknow to be closed tomorrow amid heavy rainfall alert
Amid heavy rainfall in several parts of Uttar Pradesh, including Lucknow, the District Magistrate has ordered the closure of all schools and collegesfrom pre-primary to Class 12 on Saturday, September 26.The India Meteorological Department has...
NSE chairman Injeti says self-listing remains 'in the realm of feasibility'
Chairman Srinivas Injeti says concerns over potential conflicts in self-listing need careful management; describes NSE as 'family silver' for long-term investors
China's coal mines may offer a new water source for data centre cooling
Drishyam 3: Ajay Devgn reveals why Kajol would ruin the film's plot
Ajay Devgn had a cheeky response when asked what Drishyam would have looked like if Kajol had been part of the franchise. Appearing on The Great Indian Kapil Show season 5 with the cast of Drishyam: The Conclusion, Ajay joked that the first film wouldnt have been made
Special agents' blood and urine test results stolen in FBI hack
Experts say the hack could leave agents vulnerable to scams, blackmail and targeted attacks.
READY TO SACRIFICE: Saudi Troops Warned Amid Houthi Attacks; MBS 'Begs' Turkey, Pakistan For Help
Saudi Arabia is preparing for a potentially wider confrontation with the Iran-aligned Houthis as attacks on the kingdom intensify. Saudi Grand Mufti Sheikh Saleh bin Fawzan Al-Fawzan has called on troops stationed along the kingdoms borders to be prepared to sacrifice their lives fighting the Houthis until the group is ousted from power. The warning comes as Saudi-backed Yemeni forces face pressure on the ground, while Houthi missile and drone attacks have targeted Saudi territory. Riyadh is also turning to its regional defence partners. Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani military chiefs are preparing to meet to discuss support under the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, signed in August. The pact states that an attack on one of the three parties is to be treated as an attack on all three. However, the agreement does not automatically mean Turkish or Pakistani forces will enter the Yemen battlefield. Discussions are expected to focus on military coordination and possible support for Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, footage released by Houthi military media appears to show Saudi-backed military vehicles being hit and catching fire, although the location, timing and extent of the damage have not been independently verified.
The latest notification on AFSPA, which gives special powers to the Armed Forces, comes in effect from October 1, unless withdrawn earlier; the notification said
Trump-focused 'Love Me' ad paid for by taxpayers hits airwaves
A new ad campaign glorifying President Trump is on the air on national cable and national networks including CBS beginning Thursday, and it's being paid for by American taxpayers. The first ad, which hit the airwaves Wednesday and aired on Fox News Channel, opens with Mr. Trump vowing, We will defeat communism, socialism and Marxism in America. Set over a soundtrack of JMSN's song Love Me, flash-cut random shots from the president's second administration appear with text on screen. The photos show the president at rallies, pardoning turkeys, at the White House with Christmas decorations, standing with the FIFA trophy, surrounded by flags, flanked by military leaders, outside the Taj Mahal, and more. The ad repeatedly flashes America will never be a communist country on screen and also touts his administration's tax cuts and other broad expressions of support for domestic manufacturing and law enforcement in text on screen. It ends with the voice of Dana White, CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, declaring, He's the toughest, most resilient (man) I've ever met and nothing was going to stop him from fighting so hard for the country he loves. In a post on X , JMSN said he did not grant a license for the use of Love Me. To anybody who has followed my career and knows what I stand for and built my career on, it should go without saying that I would never authorize my music to be used for ANY political agenda or campaign, he said, and he indicated that no one asked him for permission to use it. The ad, which appeared Wednesday night during Primetime with Jesse Watters and on Thursday afternoon, contains an on-screen disclosure that it was Paid for by the U.S. Government. A second ad that recounts the U.S. capture of former Venezuelan President Nicols Maduro and his wife and features Mr. Trump and his top Cabinet officials aired on CBS stations and other networks Thursday evening. CBS News has learned that there are multiple versions of the ads, with some 30 seconds long and others 60 seconds. The U.S. government produced the content and paid for the air time through an ad agency. The White House, in response to CBS News' inquiries about the pro-Trump ad, denied it was a political ad and called it a public service announcement. These public service announcements are about reminding Americans to love their country and understand what makes it worth defending, at home, at our borders, and abroad, a White House spokesperson said. The ad is educational and unapologetically patriotic. We should be proud of our country. A White House official said the PSAs are clearly not political, and noted, The President is not on the ballot and the ads don't have a call to action. Previous presidents have run PSAs, too. During the Biden administration, all of the living presidents except Mr. Trump appeared in a PSA to encourage Americans to obtain a COVID vaccination. Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire wrote to White House chief of staff Susie Wiles to demand information about the cost of running the ad and said it raises deep concerns about the Trump Administration's use of taxpayer dollars. The advertisement does not have a clear official government purpose and appears to run afoul of federal prohibitions against the use of appropriated funds as part of 'a general propaganda effort designed to aid a political party or candidates,' Hassan wrote. She also asked the White House for information about the contractors involved, the source of the funding and whether funding was diverted from federal agencies in order to run the ad. In another letter to Wiles, the top Democratic appropriators in the House and Senate demanded that the ad be immediately pulled from air, saying it was a violation of federal law. This is the sort of government propaganda one might expect in North Korea, not the United States of America, and it is an egregious and illegal misuse of Americans' hard-earned tax dollars, Sen. Patty Murray of Washington, Sen. Jack Reed of Rhode Island, Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut and Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland wrote. Campaign finance experts said the commercial likely does not violate election law, even as it generated scrutiny on social media for appearing to be a campaign ad. It doesn't appear to be supporting or endorsing a candidate for public office, said Richard Briffault, a law professor at Columbia University. Briffault, however, agreed with Hassan that there are questions about whether it could violate the propaganda law. Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen of Nevada has a bill to ban political ads featuring cabinet members that are paid for with tax dollars. She is trying to introduce an amendment to it Thursday to address at least the look and content of this new Trump spot. This article originally appeared on CBS News at https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-focused-ad-campaign-taxpayers/
Asian Games: Baranica clinches historic bronze in women's pole vault
Digital Desk | Nagoya, Sep 25 (IANS) Baranica Elangovan scripted history by becoming the first Indian to win a pole vault medal at the Asian Games, clearing 4.15 m to claim bronze at the Aichi-Nagoya Games here on Friday. The 29-year-old Tamil Nadu athlete shared the bronze medal with Kazakhstans Polina Ivanova, who also cleared 4.15 m and had an identical countback record. Baranica and Ivanova could not be separated after both athletes finished with the same best mark and number of successful attempts. Baranica began her final with two confident clearances at 3.85m and 4.00m. She needed two attempts to clear 4.15m before moving on to 4.25m, but three unsuccessful attempts at the height brought her competition to an end. Baranicas breakthrough medal caps a remarkable year in which she has repeatedly raised the benchmark in Indian womens pole vault. She broke the national record twice in 2026, first clearing 4.22m in March before improving it to 4.23m in May in Bhubaneswar. The Athletics Federation of India lists her 4.23m effort as the current national record. A three-time national outdoor champion, Baranica had endured a no-mark at the 2023 Asian Championships but responded strongly this season. She cleared the Asian Games qualifying standard of 4.10 m to win the Indian Open Jumps Competition in Bengaluru before producing another national-record performance. She arrived in Nagoya with a personal best of 4.23m and had been involved in a close domestic contest with fellow Indian and training partner Sindhushree Ganesha, who was also part of the Asian Games field. Their performances throughout the season pushed the level of Indian womens pole vault higher. Sindhushree, however, could not register a valid mark in the final and finished without a recorded height. Baranicas historic bronze came on a productive day for Indian athletics, with Gulveer Singh also winning silver in the mens 10,000 m. Gulveer clocked 28:29.38 to finish behind Bahrains Birhanu Balew and become the first Indian to win two Asian Games medals in the mens 10,000m, adding to his Hangzhou bronze. sds/ bsk/
Bengaluru | Rebooting India's Silicon Valley
Bengaluru | Rebooting India's Silicon Valley
EaseMyTrip's EMTev rolls out electric buses in Bhopal, targets 5,000 units annually in 5 years
Easy Green Mobility has started the deployment of electric buses in Bhopal and plans to manufacture 5,000 buses yearly. The company aims to establish a comprehensive mobility ecosystem that includes manufacturing and operations. Their initial electric bus models have received type approval and feature advanced technology. For future expansion, the focus is on localizing the supply chain and reducing import dependency.
Seeking the sacred feminine | Irwin Allan Sealy's 'Flying Yoginis'
Seeking the sacred feminine | Irwin Allan Sealy's 'Flying Yoginis'
Crafting journeys | 'En route' exhibition @ Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum, Mumbai
Crafting journeys | 'En route' exhibition @ Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum, Mumbai
Beyond binaries | Rahul Roye's 'Aman' @ BFI London Film Festival
Beyond binaries | Rahul Roye's 'Aman' @ BFI London Film Festival
US, UK, China drive India's engineering goods exports in August
Engineering exports increased 24.86% on-year in August to $12.32 billion of which shipments to the US rose 31% to $2.2 billion, and to China were $424.65 million, up 75%.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday highlighted Uttar Pradesh's growing role in defence manufacturing, saying BrahMos missiles made in the state were giving sleepless nights to Pakistan, while AK-203 rifles produced in Amethi were being used against Naxalites and terrorists.
Dhanush's upcomingproject, tentatively titled 'D56',has officially gone on floors on Friday with a pooja ceremony. Directed by Tamizharasan Pachamuthu, the upcoming Tamil film marks a new collaboration between the actor and the filmmaker. The makers also shared the first poster to announce the beginning of the shoot.
Met should probe handling of 'Putney Pusher' case, police watchdog says
Nicholas Brandram's family say he took his own life due to the pressure of a police investigation.
Ranveer Singh made his first appearance after welcoming his second child with Deepika Padukone. The actor looked dapper in all white at the premiere of his close friends Karan Kapadia and Nitya Mehra's Hunkkaar: The Roar . The actor thanked fans for congratulating him on embracing parenthood for the second time.
RIAs, distributors assess Sebi's new MF-only PMS route under PRIM model
RIAs see advantages in the new MF-only PMS framework, including performance visibility and client stickiness, while distributors await clarity on final regulations
IIT Bombay suicide: Efforts on to access Sahil's phone
Police are investigating the alleged suicide of IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode, recording statements from 20 individuals and attempting to access his locked mobile phone. His parents allege caste discrimination and staged a hunger strike, while Union Minister Ramdas Athawale has called for a thorough investigation. The institute had initially claimed Wakode was caught using ChatGPT during an exam, a claim they later apologised for. A faculty member named in the FIR has been sent on leave.
Success in Tamil films to family controversy: Ambika and Radhas story
Asian Games: Three new world records set in women's 61kg weightlifting (Round-up)
Digital Desk | Nagoya (Japan), Sep 25 (IANS) China's Yang Liuyue claimed two new world records in the snatch and total in the women's 61kg weightlifting at the 20th Asian Games on Friday, hoisting 112kg in the snatch for a gold-medal total of 251kg. In the clean and jerk, silver medallist Pak Jin Hae of the DPR Korea set a new world record with a lift of 139kg, which Yang later matched. Chinese swimmer Zhanshuo wins seventh gold. In Tokyo, China's Zhang Zhanshuo completed a seven-gold sweep, winning the men's 400m freestyle at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre. The 19-year-old Zhang won seven of the eight events he entered, including the men's 200m freestyle in an Asian record, the 800m and 1,500m freestyle, and three relays, namely the men's 4x200m freestyle in an Asian record of 7:00.17, the 4x100m freestyle in 3:10.60, also an Asian record, and the 4x100m medley. China wins historic team dressage gold. Also in Tokyo, China's equestrian team made history on Friday by winning the team dressage gold for the first time in Asian Games history. The Chinese team, comprising Rao Jiayi, Yu Jiayi, Wu Yue and Gu Zhanzhao, scored 208.148 points to claim the title. South Korea finished second with 205.265 points, while Japan took bronze with 204.117 points. Wang guides China to women's football semis In Osaka, Wang Shuang scored in the 109th minute as China edged Vietnam 1-0 in extra time on Friday to reach the women's football semifinals. China will face DPR Korea in the semifinals on Tuesday as DPRK thrashed Chinese Taipei 5-1 in another quarterfinal. China topped Group G with two wins and one draw for seven points, while Vietnam advanced as the best third-placed team after collecting one point from one draw and two defeats in Group E. 15-yr-old Hasegawa, Nagahara win skateboarding gold Japan's 15-year-old Mizuho Hasegawa and Izuru Nagahara won the skateboarding park gold medals on Friday in their respective women's and men's events. Top in the world rankings, Hasegawa eased to victory after earning 94.03 points with the second of her four final runs at Aichi Sky Expo Hall. Lin Yi-fan of Taiwan was second on 85.15 and Japan's Misugu Okamoto third on 82.86. She is set to be one of the favourites at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics after narrowly failing to qualify for the 2024 Paris Games. In the men's bracket, Nagahara scored 88.96 to edge Taiwan's Ku Yong-yan, who scored 87.33. Nagahara's compatriot Gunjo Shiji took bronze on 86.03. In swimming, Japan's Shin Ohashi won bronze in the men's 50-meter breaststroke for his third medal after winning golds in the 100 and 200. The 17-year-old set a 200 world record of 2 minutes, 4.83 seconds on Thursday.
Rajinikanth's Jailer 2 second single 'One Sun One Moon' out; Anirudh Ravichander composes the track
Rajinikanth's much-awaited Jailer 2has unveiled its second single, One Sun One Moon. Composed by Anirudh Ravichander, the song adds to the buzz around the upcoming Nelson Dilipkumar directorial, which sees Rajinikanth return as Muthuvel Pandian....
Baranica Elangovan makes history, wins India's first-ever pole vault medal at Asiad
The 29-year-old secured the bronze with a best clearance of 4.15m. She shared the medal with Kazakhstan's Polina Ivanova, who also cleared 4.15m. The two athletes matched each other on countback, resulting in a shared bronze.
Arbaaz Khan Unveils The Global Valley, The Amazic Group's First Global-Themed Villa Plots Community
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 25: Mr. Arbaaz Khan was present at the launch of The Global Valley, a premium villa plots concept unveiled by the Amazic Group this week, marking the developer's entry into the fast growing Mumbai 3.0 corridor.
Trump gives 'totally unacceptable' warning to Xi over China helping Iran
Ajay Devgn, Kajol's Juhu bungalow gets BMC notice; here's why
Actor Ajay Devgns Juhu bungalow has drawn the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporations (BMC) attention after the civic body issued a 'stop-work' notice regarding ongoing work for a proposed salon and spa on the premises.
PB Fintech's 2-day fall costs mutual fund investors nearly 11,000 crore
Mutual funds owned 33% of PB Fintech at August-end; stock has plunged 38% in two sessions
New-look squad, but how will Pocognoli's Scotland line-up?
Former Scotland forwards James McFadden and Pat Nevin try to guess who new head coach Sebastien Pocognoli will pick to start in Slovenia on Saturday.
Centre extends AFSPA in 'disturbed areas' of Manipur, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh
The AFSPA, which gives special powers to the Armed Forces, will remain in effect in these areas for six months from October 1, unless withdrawn earlier, the notification said.
India vs Panama live streaming: Where to watch today's football match?
The India vs Panama match will begin at 7:30 pm IST; fans can watch the match live on Sony Sports and stream it on SonyLIV
Centre declares entire Manipur except 13 police station areas 'disturbed area' under AFSPA
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has declared Manipur as disturbed area' under AFSPA for six months.
Abhijeet Sawant on Arijit Singh: 'I was very popular, but he wasn't'
Volunteers reveal 2,000-year-old Iron Age settlement in England's Lake District
Prove me wrong & I'll apologize: Johnson challenges Fauci over COVID vaccine cover-up
Prove me wrong & I'll apologize: Johnson challenges Fauci over COVID vaccine cover-up
Canada on alert over Trump's '51st State' threat? PM Carney drops 'invasion' bombshell
Canada on alert over Trump's '51st State' threat? PM Carney drops 'invasion' bombshell
