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The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to entertain a PIL challenging the constitutional validity of the 2018 amendment to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, which reinstated restrictions on anticipatory bail.
School Assembly news headlines, 23 Septemeber: The latest news roundup covers major developments across India and abroad, including institutional changes, diplomatic engagements, education reforms, energy infrastructure, market trends and international affairs. Sports headlines feature Indias Asian Games campaign, while business updates track natural diamond prices and nuclear power activity. The collection brings together key developments shaping todays national, global, economic, sporting and
Indias mens 4x100m medley relay team finished eighth and last in the Asian Games final, clocking 3:44.26. Aryan Nehra also missed out on a podium finish, placing fourth in the mens 1500m freestyle Final B.
Kimi Antonellis journey ultimately represents more than a collection of impressive statistics. It is the story of an Italian teenager who began racing karts as a child, won championships across multiple junior categories, skipped Formula 3, conquered key moments in Formula 2 and entered Formula 1 before his 19th birthday.
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma released Rs 28.60 crore under FOCUS+ for 1,14,400 farming households, including 9,070 new beneficiaries. The programme provides eligible households Rs 5,000 annually through direct benefit transfers. The event also highlighted MegARISE, a Rs 344.4 crore conservation project covering the Ganol and Umiew catchments. Two communities have voluntarily begun the process of declaring their catchment areas protected under the Meghalaya Protection Act, 1990, whil
The Indian Air Force announced that seven foreign nationsincluding the US, France, Germany, Australia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and the UAEwill participate in the second edition of Exercise Tarang Shakti at Jodhpur Air Force Station from September 26 to October 12. Marking its first participation in the multilateral air exercise, the US multi-role stealth fighter F-35 will feature alongside India's Rafale, Su-30 MKI, and Tejas aircraft in joint tactical maneuvers aimed at enhancing global interope
Quote of the Day by Leo Tolstoy: Leo Tolstoys quote, If youre not enjoying your work, you should either change your attitude, or change your job explores the importance of finding satisfaction and purpose in professional life. The quote suggests that when work becomes frustrating or unfulfilling, people can reflect on whether changing their perspective may improve the experience or whether a different job may better suit their goals, interests, and sense of fulfillment.
Security forces have recovered a cache of arms, ammunition and explosives, including a Chinese-made hand grenade, allegedly concealed by Maoists in the forest areas of Chhattisgarhs Bijapur district, police said on Tuesday. The recovery was made during a search and demining operation conducted this month in the Lanka Pahadi forest area under the jurisdiction of Bedre police station, a police official said.
Indias womens table tennis team edged Thailand 3-2 to enter the Asian Games quarterfinals. The mens team, however, crashed out after a 0-3 defeat to South Korea in the round of 16.
Across multiple studies, people consistently believed they had made a less positive impression than they actually had. Conversation partners generally liked them and enjoyed the interaction more than they assumed. Researchers observed this pattern in several settings, including conversations between strangers in laboratories, students forming relationships with dormmates and people meeting one another at a workshop.
In 1992, a cargo ship lost 28,800 plastic bath toys in the North Pacific. Their unexpected journey across the ocean gave researchers valuable data on currents, helping them understand how floating debris moves across vast distances. Some toys reached Alaska, while others may have travelled through the Arctic toward the Atlantic and Europe.
Sakshi Chaudhary stunned Paris Olympics bronze-medallist Aira Villegas with a dominant 5-0 win to enter the womens 51kg pre-quarterfinals at the Asian Games. Jadumani Singh also advanced to the last 16 with a 5-0 victory over Nepals Chandra Bahadur Thapa.
Japanese proverb of the day: The Japanese proverb A single moment of shame can outlive years of pride offers a powerful reflection on how fragile reputation and trust can be, reminding us that while success, respect and a good name may take years of consistent effort to build, a single careless or unethical decision can overshadow that legacy. The proverb encourages humility, self-awareness and integrity, urging us to make thoughtful choices not only when others are watching but also in the quie
Shafali Verma celebrated Indias second successive Asian Games gold in womens cricket, saying there was no bigger feeling than seeing the national flag go up. She starred with 48 runs and two wickets as India beat Sri Lanka by 147 runs in the final.
In July 2025, UNEP announced a $7.1 million grant-supported initiative for Madagascar that includes plans to restore 3,000 hectares of mangroves and coastal forests while benefiting vulnerable coastal communities. Aiden Gallagher's campaign is therefore part of a much wider storyone in which individual pledges, community restoration and international climate action can intersect to give damaged ecosystems a chance to recover.
The CRPF is marking 40 years of women in combat service, commemorating the raising of its first women combatant battalion in 1986. The force will hold a special event on September 25 to felicitate veteran and serving women personnel. The CRPF now has six dedicated Mahila Battalions, alongside women serving in Rapid Action Force units, the Bastariya Battalion and other specialised operational roles.
The government has mandated BIS registration for smartphone screen protectors from April 1, 2027, requiring compliance with IS 19348:2025 quality standards, aiming to improve consistency across India's varied screen protector market.
The $5.2 million Faberg attic discovery therefore stands as more than an auction headline. It is a story about how history can survive in miniature, waiting silently for someone to recognize it. The figure of Nikolai Pustynnikov spent decades away from museums and royal collections before its identity was restored and its extraordinary value revealed.
Revenue growth for 18 major Indian states is projected to accelerate to 911% in fiscal 2027, taking combined revenues past 44 lakh crore, according to Crisil Ratings. This financial expansion is driven primarily by a 1213% rise in GST collectionssupported by robust consumption and import gainsalongside an 1112% increase in tax devolution from the Centre. Stable growth in liquor, petroleum, and stamp duty taxes will further reinforce state balance sheets.
An Ontario couple bought an E J Hughes painting for just C$200 at a rural yard sale in 2001. Six years later, the artwork was identified as Lake Okanagan by the renowned Canadian artist and sold for C$402,500. Heres the remarkable story behind the painting, Hughes career as a Canadian war artist and the new documentary exploring his quiet life in British Columbia.
Word of the Day: Pandemonium describes a scene of extreme confusion, noise and disorder. Pronounced pan-duh-MOH-nee-um, the word was coined by John Milton inParadise Lostas the name of the capital of Hell. It later became a common noun for chaotic situations involving crowds, celebrations, emergencies, disruptions or any setting where order gives way to uproar.
Republican groups are dramatically outspending Democrats in several key Senate and House races, deploying hundreds of millions of dollars in outside advertising as the party tries to defend vulnerable seats ahead of the midterms. But the financial advantage may not fully offset voter concerns over inflation, fuel prices and Donald Trumps economic record.
When the fans came for Jack Johnson and the Eagles, they also took part in a reusable-cup experiment that, according to Johnsons website, kept more than 22,000 disposable plastic cups out of the waste stream. Reusable cups found their way into more US concert crowds in the later years. Read here
Constructed in 1976, New York City's Roosevelt Island Tramway began as a temporary fix meant to serve until a new subway line was completed. However, even after the subways arrival, local residents advocated for the tram's continued operation. It not only persisted but also received vital upgrades, establishing itself as a unique and useful component of the citys transport system, still active today.
Voltaire, a key figure of the Enlightenment, inspired his readers to critically evaluate norms and beliefs. His character Pococurante exemplified this by withholding admiration for famous authors unless he had a personal affinity for them. Through satire and storytelling, Voltaire highlighted the follies of society and the pitfalls of blind adherence to opinions.
In 2013, Belfast sculptor Brendan Jamison spearheaded an innovative art project where 5,000 individuals collaboratively crafted a miniature city using sugar cubes over five weeks. This engaging initiative, named Sugar Metropolis, celebrated community spirit and creativity. Displayed at the Ulster Museum, the project drew attention for its unique approach, inspiring Jamison to recreate a similar event in New York City.
In 1925, Springfield schoolchildren constructed a miniature city for a promotional campaign. This ambitious project featured 1,200 tiny buildings and real utilities. Students actively participated in governing the miniature town, gaining civic experience. The Tiny Town exhibit successfully boosted local home construction permits significantly. Many miniature homes were later sold, and winning entries became store displays.
Celebrated actor Robert De Niro boasts a five-decade-long career, marked by extraordinary versatility. His iconic partnership with director Martin Scorsese has yielded groundbreaking films, including 'Taxi Driver' and 'Raging Bull'. Garnering two Academy Awards, De Niro's profound and transformative performances are legendary. Beyond acting, he has explored directing and producing, showcasing his multifaceted talent while inspiring upcoming generations in the realm of cinema.
China's President Xi Jinping will urge US President Donald Trump to halt arms sales to Taiwan. Beijing views Taiwan as its territory and a core interest, rejecting outside interference. Taiwan, a democracy, rejects China's sovereignty claims and seeks global engagement. The United States officially acknowledges China's One China policy but aids Taiwan's defense. Past US engagements have led to significant Chinese military exercises around the island.
Tom Cruise acknowledges artificial intelligence's growing role in filmmaking. He believes audiences still desire authentic, human-driven storytelling experiences. Cruise emphasized the importance of preserving the theatrical experience for collective viewing. He cited the strong summer box office as proof of audience interest. Cruise also discussed his upcoming film 'Digger' and its unique nature.
A mysterious brightly lit object spotted over Tehran has sparked speculation online, with videos appearing to show it hovering or moving slowly across the night sky. The sighting has also revived memories of a famous 1976 Tehran UFO incident involving Iranian fighter jets, radar detections and reported equipment failures.
US President Trump renewed interest in acquiring Greenland, sparking a diplomatic crisis. Greenland and Denmark firmly rejected any sale or takeover attempts. Tensions escalated with US military posturing and Danish preparedness for conflict. Ultimately, a deal was reached to bolster US military presence in Greenland. This agreement acknowledged Denmark's sovereignty and Greenland's self-determination rights.
A groundbreaking study has revealed the presence of Hepatitis B virus in wild New World primates in the Amazon. This alarming discovery points to a possible spillover from humans to these animals. Researchers found that the infection rates surged in regions marked by high human activity.
Justice R C Chavan resigned from Maharashtra's Uniform Civil Code committee on September 19. He cited disagreements over the committee's functioning and external official involvement. Chavan alleged meetings concluded without substantive discussion and member suggestions were ignored. He also questioned the need for an officer from outside the state. His resignation aims to allow the government to fill the vacant committee seat.
Scientific research indicates dogs can significantly enhance social interactions for their owners. These canine companions often act as catalysts for conversations with strangers and neighbors. Pet ownership, particularly dog walking, is linked to stronger community connections and social capital. Regular dog walks may also help reduce feelings of loneliness, especially among older adults. Ultimately, dogs provide a simple and effective reason to connect with other people.
The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly witnessed noisy scenes over holiday demands. An NC MLA demanded restoring Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah's holiday or cancelling Maharaja Hari Singh's. BJP MLAs opposed this, leading to a ruckus and slogans. The Speaker urged members to maintain decorum and follow assembly rules. BJP members staged a walkout after their demands were not immediately met.
Lionel Messi will wear a special jersey for his final Argentina match. He announced his retirement from international football after a decorated career. Messi led Argentina to major titles, including the World Cup in 2022. His international record includes numerous appearances and goals scored. He will now focus on his club career with Inter Miami.
A teacher found unusual rock formations during a fossil hunt. These formations revealed a rare sequence of four Tyrannosaurus rex footprints. The trackway, stretching seven meters, offers insights into the dinosaur's movement. Researchers estimate the T. rex walked at a brisk human pace. This discovery provides direct evidence of a dinosaur's ancient journey.
GST collections show economic activity holding up after the overhaul. Consumers are upgrading to better products and larger screen televisions. Automobile dispatches have remained particularly strong after the tax changes. FMCG companies saw an initial pickup in volumes after the GST changes. Geopolitical events and rising input costs present new challenges.
Six engineers have been suspended after an inquiry into the supply of contaminated drinking water in Jyolikot, Nainital, where cases of jaundice and other waterborne diseases were reported and two deaths occurred. The action followed directions from Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami.
India's men's table tennis team exited the Asian Games after a defeat to South Korea. The women's table tennis team advanced to the quarterfinals by defeating Thailand. Indian shooters Anantjeet Singh Naruka and Mairaj Khan competed in skeet qualification events. Sakshi Chaudhary progressed in boxing while Taniksha Khatri advanced in fencing. Other Indian athletes participated in various sports including kabaddi and swimming.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico have sued the Trump administration after being barred from the White House, arguing the move violates their First Amendment rights. The dispute has also disrupted the presidential TV press pool, with broadcasters declining to replace CNNs scheduled coverage. The White House says access is a privilege, not a right.
World leaders gather amid escalating wars and economic uncertainty. The Middle East conflict has drawn in regional nations and closed a vital waterway. Ongoing Russia-Ukraine war shows no signs of diplomatic resolution or ending. Global crises extend beyond conflicts to pandemics and climate change impacts. Diplomats seek common ground to manage mounting international challenges.
Tragedy strikes as Presley Gerber, the son of renowned model Cindy Crawford, passes away at a rehabilitation center in Santa Monica. Authorities are treating his death as a suspected overdose after he entered treatment to combat addiction. Emergency services reported a case of cardiac arrest during their response, while the medical examiner's office is yet to determine the official cause of death.

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