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Gwalior Set to Host Asias First Telecom Manufacturing Zone with

Gwalior will establish Asias first telecom manufacturing zone, creating 18,000 jobs with a 5,500 crore investment, says Union Minister Jyotiradit

Bihar Police Uncover Inter-State Chain Snatching Gang, Two Arrested in Aurangabad

Bihar police apprehend two suspects linked to an inter-state chain snatching gang in Aurangabad, recovering stolen items and weapons. Bihar Polic

JKNC Legislature Party discusses strategy ahead of J

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Manoj Bajpayee Discusses the Allure of Embracing Dark Roles in Acting

Manoj Bajpayee shares insights on the challenges and rewards of portraying complex characters in his latest film, Last Man in Tower. Manoj Bajpay

Demand for Champarans Marcha Chura Soars After GI Tag Recognition

Champarans Marcha Chura gains popularity after receiving GI tag, thanks to its unique aroma and traditional farming methods. Demand for Champaran

Your Job Could Be Next: Obamas Brutal Warning On Artificial Intelligence; Trump Still Silent

Former U.S. President Barack Obama has issued a stark warning about the accelerating power of artificial intelligence, arguing that the technolog

Senior journalist Payal Mehta dies at 46; political leaders mourn

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Delhi high court gets 7 new judges

Among 14 Appointed To 4 High Courts

INLDs Sampat Singh attacks BJPs Seva Sankalp Abhiyaan, alleges misuse of State machinery

This forced participation was not merely an administrative inconvenience; it represented a deep moral and financial corruption, said Sampat Singh

Abu Azmi Supports Hamid Ansaris Statement, Critiques Yogi Governments Job Claims

Abu Azmi defends Hamid Ansaris remarks on Hindu extremism and questions Yogi Adityanaths job promises in Uttar Pradesh. Abu Azmi Supports Hamid A

The History of International Peace Day: A Global Commitment Arising from the Devastation of World War II

International Peace Day, observed on September 21, stems from a global commitment to peace established after World War II. The History of Interna

Incredible to watch capability ISRO is developing in Science Missions: NASA Sr Official

New York, Sep 20: NASA has an incredible partnership with ISRO and is looking forward to more collaboration, the US agencys Indian-American senio

Heritage, development must go together: Sinha

Commits to strengthen road connectivity to Purmandal and Utterbehini. Jammu Tawi, Sep 20: Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on S

Strengthening State Economic Capacity Crucial for Developed India, Says Ashish Jaiswal

Ashish Jaiswal emphasizes the need for enhanced state economic capacity to achieve Indias development goals by 2047. Strengthening State Economic

Using recovery agents proves costly for truck financier, SC orders Rs 15 lakh payout

New twist in Poonch Jewellery Shop Case:

Claim of conspiracy to frame individual amid family dispute (Sarabjeet) Jammu Tawi, September 20: A new development is being claimed in the inve

First Graduation Ceremony at Birsa Munda Tribal University Honors 667 Students

The inaugural graduation ceremony at Birsa Munda Tribal University celebrated 667 graduates, highlighting growth in higher education for tribal y

Japanese Mindset: 'Danshari'- The Japanese philosophy that teaches you to let go of clutter, attachment and the things you no longer need

Danshari offers a Japanese approach to decluttering and attachment. It involves refusing new items and discarding what is no longer needed. This

NIA Arrests Two More Suspects in Saharanpur Fake Currency Case

The NIA has arrested two suspects linked to a fake currency racket involving Punjab National Bank in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh. NIA Arrests Two M

Fatal Burglary in Baguiati: Police Investigate Possible Murder of Local Man

A man was found dead in his Baguiati home during a burglary. Police suspect foul play and are investigating the incident. Fatal Burglary in Bagui

Bank of Baroda Announces 1,100 Human Resource Vacancies, Application Deadline Approaches

Bank of Baroda is hiring for 1,100 HR positions. Interested candidates must apply by September 24. Bank of Baroda Announces 1,100 Human Resource

Australia Clinches ODI Series with Thrilling One-Wicket Victory Over Zimbabwe

Australia secured a thrilling one-wicket win against Zimbabwe, completing a clean sweep of the ODI series with a 3-0 victory. Australia Clinches

India and Sri Lanka Strengthen Maritime Partnership with SLINEX-26 Exercise

India and Sri Lanka reaffirm their maritime partnership with the SLINEX-26 exercise in Visakhapatnam, enhancing cooperation in the Indian Ocean.

US prepares sweeping sanctions on International Criminal Court

Afghan Anti-Narcotics Police Arrest 60 in Major Drug Bust, Seize 29 Kilograms of Narcotics

Afghan authorities arrest 60 suspects in a drug trafficking crackdown, seizing 29 kilograms of narcotics across 12 provinces. Afghan Anti-Narcoti

Californias 1,921-acre Mead Ranch protected in $24 million conservation deal

Kolkata Metros Orange Line Phase Three Track Laying Completed

The Kolkata Metro has completed track laying for the Orange Lines Phase Three, enhancing connectivity to the airport and IT hub. Kolkata Metros O

Turkish Airlines Flight Returns Amid Drone Attacks Near Moscow

A Turkish Airlines flight bound for Moscow returned to Istanbul due to drone attacks in the area, affecting multiple flights. Turkish Airlines Fl

A NJ family has owned a 135-acre Christmas tree farm for 80 years; the preserved property...

Tragic Incident in Barabanki: Two Children Drown in Factory Pit, One Missing

Two children lost their lives in a factory pit in Barabanki, while a third child remains missing despite extensive search efforts. Tragic Inciden

Vijayawada: Naidu Directs Officials to Tackle El Nio Impact, Keep Food Prices in Check

He directed officials to keep the prices of rice, onions, palm oil and red gram under control.

In 2021, Udaipur built a 20-tonne-per-day biomethanation plant from food and farm waste; the result produced compressed biogas for sale instead of landfill disposal

Udaipur now processes organic waste into biogas and compost. A 20-tonne-per-day plant began operations in February 2021. This facility replaced l

US imposes travel restrictions on staff in Saudi Arabia

The United States has imposed travel restrictions on its government employees in Saudi Arabia, requiring special authorisation for official and p

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav Releases Cheetah into Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary, Emphasizes Environmental Strengthening

CM Mohan Yadav releases a female cheetah in Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary, boosting conservation efforts in Madhya Pradesh. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav R

Muslim Shabban Defends Hamid Ansaris Remarks on Communalism and Religious Freedom

Muslim Shabban supports Hamid Ansaris comments on rising communalism and religious freedom, highlighting concerns for the Muslim community. Musli

Manipur musicians murder revives fears of racism, harassment among Northeast residents in Kilokari

Nalgonda: Sleepless Night Suspected as Cause of Fatal Car Crash

Police suspected driver drowsiness as among the reasons for the incident but had started an inquiry to find out exactly why the car ended up in a

Police arrest 12 bus drivers for vandalism as DTC drivers protest over higher wages enters Day 6

Trump's SIL Jared Kushners BLINDING New Smile Sparks MOCKERY As $50K Makeover 'FAILS' To Impress

Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trumps husband and President Donald Trumps son-in-law, has sparked major online attention over his noticeably brighter smil

Sonam Maskars Silver Medal Triumph at Asian Games Reflects Familys Resilience

Sonam Maskar wins silver in shooting at the Asian Games, showcasing her familys journey through hardship and dedication. Sonam Maskars Silver Med

Weather Forecast and Prayer Timings for Monday, September 21, 2026

Generally cloudy sky. Light to Moderate Rain or Thundershowers at times intense spells accompanied with gusty wind (30-40kmph) very likely to occ

Russia wraps up first wartime parliamentary election, Kremlin set to retain control

Russia's parliamentary elections concluded on Sunday, projecting that the United Russia party will continue to rule. This election was marred by

India Inc, individuals could soon get to settle fund diversion cases

India's Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is considering a novel approach to address fund siphoning cases. Offenders would return mis

Riju Datta Exposes TMCs Internal Strife, Accuses Mamata of Betraying Congress in Bengal

Riju Datta criticizes Mamata Banerjee for allegedly betraying Congress and dismantling its presence in Bengal since 2011. Riju Datta Exposes TMCs

Impressive 60-crore IT Tower on Adilabad outskirts may open by month-end

The state government has received applications from three IT services companies seeking to establish their units in the building along National H

Astroguide for Monday, September 21, 2026

Tithi: Bhadrapada Shukla Dasami till 7.57 pm

Two More Arrested in Maharashtra TET Paper Leak Case, Total Arrests Reach 18

Bhivandi police arrest two more suspects in the TET paper leak case, bringing the total number of arrests to 18. Investigation continues. Two Mor

SP Group backs Tata Sons listing after Noel Tata-led stake monetisation talks stall

Shapoorji Pallonji Group now supports a Tata Sons public listing. This backing follows a delayed stake sale intended for monetization. Discussion

BJP holds National Social Media Workshop focusing on cadre building and countering fake news by Rahul Gandhi

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93% of deleted Bengal voters have won appeals, EC tells SC

However, It Says Exclusions Didn't Affect Outcome Of Assembly Polls

Meet Sai Sri Valli Mogilineedi, eighth-grader who designed controlled-release antacid

An eighth-grade student from Pennsylvania, Sai Sri Valli Mogilineedi, has become a national finalist for her groundbreaking GERD drug delivery sy

Central Railway Enhances Safe Drinking Water Supply at Stations and Trains

Central Railway is set to improve drinking water quality at 20,000 locations across stations and trains, ensuring passenger safety. Central Railw

Campaign to reduce the intake of salt

Cutting down salt is a simple change that can make a major difference to cardiovascular health less salt today can mean lower blood pressure, fe

Hindupur: Helicopter Flower Shower Marks 50 Years of Garidi Ganesha Celebrations

The organisers planned the special flower shower to mark 50 years of the Ganesh celebrations, organiser JV Ravi said.

If three-time CM gets SIR notice, what about ordinary citizen: AAP

Turkey signals military support for Saudi Arabia against Houthis

Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan indicated technical military aid for Saudi Arabia. This support aligns with a recent defense pact involving

Political Tensions Rise in East Medinipur Following Death of Former TMC Leader

The death of former TMC leader Bijanbandhu Bag has sparked political tensions in East Medinipur, leading to arrests and accusations between parti

In 1997, actor Marcos Palmeira bought a degraded farm in Brazil to restore native forest. 29 years later, around 130 hectares were undergoing Atlantic Forest restoration

Actor Marcos Palmeira purchased Fazenda Vale das Palmeiras in Terespolis in 1997. The property transitioned from conventional vegetable productio

BJP Criticizes Rahul Gandhis Students Echo Program, Accuses Him of Desperation

BJP leaders criticize Rahul Gandhis program, claiming it reflects desperation and a loss of political integrity amid ongoing election losses. BJP

US President Donald Trump claims Houthis agreed not to attack US, despite Saudi Arabia campaign

US President Trump said that the Houthis will not launch attacks against the United States, despite the escalating pressure and assaults on Saudi

Motivational Quote of the day by Sophia Loren: I have never judged myself by other peoples standards... How can self-belief, personal standards and resilience help you face failure without resentment?

Today's Quote of the day by Sophia Loren explores self-belief, personal standards and the way we handle failure. Her words speak to a common stru

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Calls for Action Against El Ni

Andhra Pradeshs CM emphasizes strategies to combat El Nio effects, ensuring farmer support and price control measures. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minis

Missing measure in Indias magnet mission

The strategic question is not simply whether India possesses rare-earth resources or whether imports from China can be reduced. The real policy c

Ed Sheeran calls Gaza situation 'unjustifiable' after Macklemore tour controversy

Pop star Ed Sheeran called the situation in Gaza catastrophic and unjustifiable during a Philadelphia concert, breaking his silence on the Israel

In 1879, a French postman Ferdinand Cheval stumbled over an unusually shaped stone; 33 years later, he had built a palace in his vegetable garden

Ferdinand Chevals work was not immediately treated as a major artistic achievement. His creation existed outside conventional architectural movem

BJP Strengthens Organizational Framework in National Workshop Led by Nitin Naveen

BJPs Nitin Naveen discusses strategies to enhance the partys organizational strength during a national workshop in New Delhi. BJP Strengthens Org

Magnum wants to turn Diwali into an ice-cream festival as GLP-1 drugs reshape food demand and India could be its biggest market, says CEO

GLP-1 drugs and AI shopping will drive future food consumption globally. India, China, and the US are already experiencing these significant chan

German Chancellor Merz's party faces fresh setback in state elections

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) faced heavy losses in two state elections, according to exit polls, adding to

Over 6,400 Ganesh Idols Immersed in Mumbai Without Incident

Mumbai saw the immersion of 6,436 Ganesh idols during Ganesh Chaturthi, with no incidents reported, ensuring a peaceful celebration. Over 6,400 G

Assam Rifles Clarifies Incident Involving Naga Students Federation Delegation at Myanmar Border

Assam Rifles explains why Naga Students Federation delegation was stopped from crossing into Myanmar, emphasizing border regulations. Assam Rifle

Denmark says US military deal won't compromise Greenland sovereignty

Denmark and the United States have reached an agreement concerning Greenland. This deal will significantly expand the US military presence on the

Suspicious Death of Tribal Welfare Driver Raises Concerns in Surajpur, Chhattisgarh

A driver for the Tribal Welfare Department was found dead under suspicious circumstances in Surajpur, prompting an investigation by local authori

J&K Assembly session: Opposition to target Omar Abdullah govt over governance, reservation and statehood

The autumn session of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly kicks off on Monday, with opposition members set to challenge the government's record on var

Netanyahu tours tunnels beneath Al-Aqsa Mosque, Hamas condemns

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu toured tunnels beneath occupied East Jerusalems Old City on Saturday night, September 19, before joinin

Cache of Weapons Discovered in Chhattisgarhs Bijapur District

Police uncover a hidden stash of weapons, including an AK-47, in Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, during an anti-Naxalite operation. Cache of Weapons Disco

Amit Thackeray Criticizes Student Conditions at Pune Polytechnic College

Amit Thackeray expresses outrage over poor student conditions at Pune Polytechnic College, urging immediate reforms and addressing drought issues

Analysis: Fewer Fires, Same Fog: Punjab's Stubble Politics Before 2027 Polls

Months before Punjab votes for a neew government in 2027, the same arrangements will be in place. The farmers will not stop setting their fields

Dengue cases in Tamil Nadu decline for third consecutive year as per government data

The State recorded 17,049 cases and nine deaths in 2026 up to September 19

T.N. mid-level healthcare providers demand job regularisation

BJYMs Seva Sankalp Yatra Reaches Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, Promoting Service and Community Engagement

The BJYMs Seva Sankalp Yatra continues in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, highlighting community service and social responsibility. BJYMs Seva Sank

AAI plans slew of changes at airport for improved passenger experience

Officials say they have identified issues faced by passengers and made a detailed plan to enhance various facilities.They will improve signage, c

Experts discuss specific diagnosis and brain modulation in Alzheimers care

Experts discuss the importance of accurate diagnosis and the potential of non-invasive brain stimulation in dementia care

Gunmen Attack in Central Nigeria Leaves Nine Dead

A series of attacks in Plateau State, Nigeria, has resulted in the deaths of nine people, escalating tensions in the region. Gunmen Attack in Cen

Village knowledge centre inaugurated in Villupuram district

Officials said the Village Knowledge Centre would play a crucial role in enhancing access to education, skills training, and economic opportuniti

'Could change a lot': Zelenskky and Trump to meet in New York ahead of UNGA

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and US President Trump have agreed to a crucial meeting in New York, coinciding with the UN General Assembly. Zelen

In 2026, Steven Bartlett hired a candidate with 2 CV lines and zero work experience; her simple act of thanking a security guard helped secure the job at his company

In 2026, Steven Bartlett hired a candidate with 2 CV lines and zero work experience; her simple act of thanking a security guard helped secure th

Police file case against TVK member, five others for demanding protection money from gas agency

Ahmedabad Crime Branch Arrests Fugitive in 2002 Rajasthan Murder Case

A 54-year-old man wanted for a 2002 murder in Rajasthan has been arrested by Ahmedabads Crime Branch after 24 years on the run. Ahmedabad Crime B

Dispute over third term for Chandrasekaran: The many shades of AoA

Legal opinion with Tata Sons suggests casting vote in order

In a first, Japanese fighter planes operate from Indian soil

JODHPUR: Japanese fighter aircraft operating from Indian soil for the first time marks a major milestone in defence cooperation between India and