CISF Jawan Opens Fire at Colleagues in Basohli; Four Reportedly Dead
Assistant Commandant among those killed; official confirmation awaited Jammu Tawi, September 29: Panic gripped the Basohli area of Kathua district after CISF personnel deployed at the Sewa-II project allegedly opened fire on his colleagues following an argument. According to preliminary information, Assistant Commandant Ankit Kumar Pandey, a Sub-Inspector Laxman Singh, Constable Rafiq Ahmad [] The post CISF Jawan Opens Fire at Colleagues in Basohli; Four Reportedly Dead appeared first on Northlines .
In Two Years, Jammu Issues 10 Times More EWS Certificates than Kashmir
SRINAGAR: Jammu division issued 24,058 Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) certificates during the last two years, nearly ten times the 2,486 certificates issued in Kashmir division, taking the Jammu and Kashmir total to 26,544, the Legislative Assembly was informed on Tuesday. The figures were disclosed by the Revenue Department in reply to a Question tabled by []
Police arrest inter-state drug peddler in Jammu, heroin-like substance recovered
Jammu Tawi, Sept 29: Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested an inter-state drug peddler and recovered 21.04 grams of heroin-like substance from his possession in the Domana area of Jammu, police said on Tuesday. The accused, identified as Rohit Kumar, son of Tarsem Lal, a resident of Labour Colony, Jawahar Nagar Camp, Ludhiana, was apprehended by [] The post Police arrest inter-state drug peddler in Jammu, heroin-like substance recovered appeared first on Northlines .
Over 5.3 Lakh Category Certificates Issued in Jammu Kashmir Since 2025
SRINAGAR: More than 5.30 lakh category certificates were issued across Jammu and Kashmir between January 2025 and August 1, 2026, with the Jammu division accounting for nearly 4.84 lakh of them, the Legislative Assembly was informed on Tuesday. According to the Social Welfare Departments reply to a Question by Handwara MLA Sajad Gani Lone, 4,84,202 []
LG Sinha Calls For Wider Education, Entrepreneurship Opportunities For Border Youth
SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday called for greater access to education, technology, entrepreneurship, sports and cultural opportunities for youth living in Jammu and Kashmirs border areas. Addressing a felicitation ceremony for meritorious students organised by Wadies Hindi Shiksha Samiti in collaboration with the Jammu Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages, Sinha said []
Jammu Kashmir Govt Plans WhatsApp-based AI Platform for 100 Govt Services
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Government is preparing to roll out an AI-powered conversational platform that will allow citizens to access 100 high-footfall government services through WhatsApp, Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo said on Monday. Dulloo reviewed the Information Technology Departments preparedness for the proposed platform at a meeting with Administrative Secretaries, Deputy Commissioners and senior []
Naseer Ahmad Dar Posted as Principal District and Sessions Judge Srinagar
SRINAGAR: The High Court of Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh has transferred Naseer Ahmad Dar, Director of the J&K Judicial Academy, and posted him as Principal District & Sessions Judge, Srinagar, with immediate effect under an administrative order issued on September 29, 2026. The order, issued by M.K. Sharma, Registrar General, High Court of J&K and []
3,190 Posts Vacant in Directorate of Health Services Kashmir
SRINAGAR: As many as 3,190 posts are lying vacant in the Directorate of Health Services, Kashmir, including 2,744 vacancies among paramedical and other staff, according to the Health and Medical Education Departments reply in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly. The overall manpower position of the Directorate shows that against a sanctioned strength of 11,649 []
258 Sopore Street Vendors Avail Loans Under PM SVANidhi Scheme
SRINAGAR: As part of efforts to protect the livelihood of street vendors in Sopore, 258 vendors have availed working-capital loans under the PM Street Vendors Atma Nirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi) scheme, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has informed the Legislative Assembly. The disclosure was made by the Housing and Urban Development Department in reply to []
Traffic Restrictions Announced in Srinagar for Kashmir Marathon on October 1
SRINAGAR: Traffic movement on a key stretch of Srinagars Boulevard Road will be restricted for five hours on October 1 to facilitate the Run for Unity Kashmir Marathon-2026, the Traffic Police said in an advisory issued for the event. The restriction will remain in force from 6 am to 11 am on Thursday on Boulevard []
Jammu Kashmir Inspects 517 Stone Crushers, Detects 254 Violations
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Pollution Control Committee (JKPCC) inspected 517 stone-crushing units across the Union Territory from January 1, 2025, onwards, detecting violations in hundreds of cases and issuing 229 legal notices and 146 closure directions/orders, the Government has informed the Legislative Assembly. The figures were disclosed by the Government in reply to a []
Assembly withdraws bills enhancing salary of MLAs after objections by BJP MLAs
Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Tuesday withdrew the Bills seeking enhancement of salaries and allowances of Members of the J&K Assembly after objections from BJP MLAs. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, while responding to the objections on the Bill, said there was no dissenting note in the House Committee which had recommended the []
Govt invokes Assembly rules to withhold Cabinet recommendations on reservation
Srinagar: The Jammu & Kashmir Government on Tuesday declined to disclose details of cabinet recommendations on reservation or queries posed by the Union Government, citing secrecy provisions under the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Legislative Assembly. Responding to a question of MLA Handwara Sajad Gani Lone, the Minister incharge Social Welfare,said []
Srinagar: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday took a dig at the BJP over its repeated assertion that Statehood would be restored at an appropriate time, saying the government would use the same response when asked about holding Panchayat elections. Responding to questions over the timeline for Panchayat polls in the Legislative Assembly, Omar, said []
SC To Hear Plea Seeking Suspension Of CEC Gyanesh Kumar Next Week
New Delhi, Sep 29: The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear next week a PIL seeking suspension of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and challenging the manner in which the Election Commission took certain decisions allegedly without the approval of the other two Election Commissioners. The matter was mentioned before a bench comprising Chief [] The post SC To Hear Plea Seeking Suspension Of CEC Gyanesh Kumar Next Week appeared first on Northlines .
Congress MLA seeks discussion on bureaucrats letters on statehood resolution
Srinagar: Congress MLA Nizam Uddin Bhat on Tuesday sought a discussion in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on the communication from the Chief Secretary and Law Secretary regarding the statehood resolution. Raising the issue during Zero Hour, Bhat, questioned the legal basis for treating the J&K Legislature differently from other State Legislatures and demanded []
Neeru Dhanda Scripts History, Wins India
Aichi-Nagoya, Sept 29: Neeru Dhanda scripted history at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Tuesday, becoming the first Indian woman to win an individual trap gold at the Asian Games after holding her nerve in a tense final and finishing with an Asian record-equalling score. Neeru, who had earlier won silver in the womens team trap [] The post Neeru Dhanda Scripts History, Wins Indias First Asian Games Womens Trap Gold appeared first on Northlines .
Articles 370, 35A deeply tied to sentiments of J&K people: PDP MLA Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi
Srinagar, September 29 : PDP MLA Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi on Tuesday said the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly was the sole forum to raise and advocate for issues facing the region, asserting that Articles 370 and 35A were deeply tied to the sentiments and emotions of its people. Speaking on the autumn session of the J&K Legislative Assembly, Mehdi said the legislators had sought to raise people's concerns in the House and work towards finding solutions to them. As far as the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly is concerned, it is the sole forum where we can present and advocate for the issues facing the region. During this session, we have sought to raise the people's concerns in the House and work towards solutions to these issues. Articles 370 and 35A were not merely constitutional provisions; they were deeply tied to the sentiments and emotions of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, he told ANI. We continue to advocate for their restoration. The BJP is the party that removed these provisions, so expecting it to restore them is unrealistic, he added. National Conference MLA Abdul Majeed Larmi said the Question Hour went well but alleged that BJP members created an uproar in the House. The Question Hour went well. The uproar was created by BJP members; whether in Jammu or in Srinagar, that is simply their modus operandi. They will continue to do this, as they still have three years remaining in their term, Larmi said. Congress MLA Nizam Uddin Bhat said the session was aimed at ensuring that proceedings moved calmly and smoothly while allowing legislators to highlight issues and hold the government accountable. This session aimed to ensure that proceedings moved calmly and smoothly, allowing us to highlight issues and hold the government accountable. Raising these issues fosters public awareness and reassures people that their representatives are advocating for them effectively, he said. Unfortunately, there was significant uproar over certain matters, resulting in a great deal of lost time. Despite this, the Speaker tried to keep the House functioning... It has now become a trend where jingoism and shouting prevail, and aggressive posturing seems to be seen as the only way to get things done, Bhat added. Meanwhile, BJP MLA R S Pathania said his party wanted issues to be resolved through discussion and deliberation, while alleging that the ruling National Conference was responsible for disruptions. The BJP seeks a resolution to every issue through discussion, deliberation, and debate. They repeatedly claim that their powers have been curtailed... The solution is for us to sit together more often and engage in greater discussion and deliberation so that the true purpose of this House can be upheld, Pathania said. It was we who raised questions regarding the allocation of vehicles, and ultimately the issue was resolved; we brought up many such matters. The problem, however, lies with the National Conference; the ruling party itself is causing disruptions, he added. The remarks came amid discussions in the Assembly over Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's resolution seeking the immediate and urgent restoration of full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. The resolution referred to earlier resolutions passed by the House in 2000 and 2024. Several legislators had also sought amendments to the resolution to include references to Articles 370 and 35A. Mehdi had moved an amendment seeking an expression of deep anguish and disapproval over measures initiated after August 5, 2019, including the cessation of Articles 370 and 35A and the reorganisation of the erstwhile state into the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly's autumn session, which began on September 21, is set to conclude on September 30 after seven sittings. During the session, legislators raised issues including employment, reservation, regularisation of workers, power tariffs and other public concerns.
FBI Names Goldy Brar On Ten Most Wanted List, Announces $1 Mn Reward
WASHINGTON, Sep 29: The FBI has added gangster Satinderjeet Singh alias Goldy Brar to its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list and announced a reward of USD one million for information leading to his arrest. The FBI said Singh is wanted for his alleged involvement in the Lawrence Bishnoi Organized Crime Group, which it alleges is [] The post FBI Names Goldy Brar On Ten Most Wanted List, Announces $1 Mn Reward appeared first on Northlines .
Assembly Day 6: NC Prez Dr Farooq Abdullah appears in Speaker
Srinagar: National Conference president Dr Farooq Abdullah appeared in the Speakers Gallery of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, marking his presence on the sixth day of the ongoing session. Dr Farooq,was seen attending the proceedings of the House as legislators took up various issues during the session. Pertinently, the Jammu and Kashmir []
Assembly Day 6: NC Prez Farooq Abdullah appears in Speakers Gallery
Srinagar, Sep 29: National Conference president Dr Farooq Abdullah appeared in the Speakers Gallery of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, marking his presence on the sixth day of the ongoing session. Dr Farooq was seen attending the proceedings of the House as legislators took up various issues during the session. Pertinently, the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly session began on September 22. The ongoing session has witnessed discussions on several issues, including the resolution seeking restoration of statehood, which was passed by the House on Monday.(KNO)
BJP stages walkout over statehood resolution
Srinagar, Sep 29 : BJP legislators walked out of the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday to protest the Speakers decision to allow discussion on the statehood resolution. The BJP, per the news agencyKashmir News Observer (KNO), accused the Speaker of allowing the statehood resolution despite its objections to references to the 2000 autonomy resolution and the 2024 special status resolution. The walkout came after Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma again raised the issue in the House and sought the Speakers removal. The statehood resolution, moved by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, was passed on Monday amid protests by BJP members. (KNO)
India's manufacturing growth likely to remain robust on exports, capex push: Report
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) India's manufacturing growth is likely to remain supported by exports and a strengthening investment cycle in the coming months despite below-normal monsoon that could weigh on rural demand, according to a report. According to a report by ICICI Bank, exports are expected to remain a bright spot for manufacturing, while rising power demand is signalling strength in the investment cycle as capital expenditure picks up. While rural demand could weaken, exports should remain a bright spot thus powering manufacturing growth. Rising power demand too is positive for capex cycle when investment cycle is seen turning up, it added. The report further noted that the improvement in manufacturing was broad-based and reflected both domestic and external demand, ICICI Bank Research said. The report attributed the momentum to government-led infrastructure spending and improving private-sector capital expenditure. Additionally, ICICI Bank noted that the increase in power demand was also partly explained by the below-normal monsoon. It also expected that exports and the investment cycle to remain key supports for manufacturing growth, while weaker monsoon conditions could weigh on rural consumption. The analysis came following India's industrial production growth accelerating to 8 per cent year-on-year in August from 7.4 per cent in July. Meanwhile, manufacturing output grew 9 per cent during the month, while electricity production rose 12.3 per cent. However, mining remained weak and contracted 5.6 per cent. In addition, fourteen of the 23 manufacturing sectors recorded growth in August led by electrical equipment, transport equipment and motor vehicles. Electrical equipment output jumped 30.9 per cent, while other transport equipment and motor vehicles grew 25.3 per cent and 25.2 per cent, respectively. Computer, electronic and optical products recorded 19.3 per cent growth. Signs of a strengthening investment cycle were also visible with capital goods production rising 16.9 per cent in August. Power demand provided another positive signal with electricity generation growing 13.3 per cent and renewable generation increasing 15.4 per cent. Consumer durables are showing stronger momentum than non-durables, suggesting that the improvement in consumption is currently more visible in discretionary goods, according to the report.
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ED raids 10 places linked to ex-Bengal minister in money laundering case
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Sep 29 (IANS) The Enforcement Directorate (ED) was conducting raid and search operations at the residence of the former West Bengal Tourism Minister, Indranil Sen, a singer-turned-politician, on Tuesday in connection with the charges against him and his wife, Madhuchhanda Sen, of illegally selling pre-Durga Puja tickets by misusing the name of the UNESCO. A team of ED officials reached Sen's residence in Kasba, South Kolkata, early in the morning. It is learnt that different teams of ED officials were conducting simultaneous search operations at 10 places in the city, including the residence of the former minister at Kasba. Other places where the Central agency operations were being conducted include Hindustan Park and Highland Park, among others. These include the houses of the former minister's relatives. The address where the ED has started searching in Highland Park is the house of a businessman associated with event management. There have been allegations that 'fake passes' were sold in the name of Durga Puja tours, using the UNESCO tag. It is initially estimated that around Rs 60 crore was involved, said sources. A complaint was filed at the Bowbazar police station in June this year against Indranil, his wife Madhuchhanda Sen and an organisation called 'Mass Art'. Madhuchhanda herself is also involved in this organisation. These 'fake passes' were also being sold using the name of 'UNESCO' to gain credibility. The complaint was lodged by Joydeep Mukherjee on behalf of the international organisation. As per the complaint, the said entity, 'Mass Art', was floated within six months of the Kolkata Durga Puja being recognised by UNESCO in 2021. They claim to be UNESCO's 'official partner' in promoting Kolkata's Durga Puja. But this claim was alleged to be false. Apart from that, it was alleged that UNESCO's name, logo, etc., had been used without permission to sell tickets for Puja tours. It is further learnt that passes for about 24 Durga Puja 'preview shows' in Kolkata were sold at high prices. In some cases, the price of these passes ranged from Rs 1,749 to Rs 5,499. The said entity claimed that UNESCO had selected those 24 puja mandap. But so far, no truth has been found in this claim, according to sources aware of the development. It is alleged that money has been embezzled in the name of 'preview show' passes. Initial investigation revealed that about 19,000 people registered to receive these passes in 2022; 34,000 registered in 2023; and 61,000 in 2024. Although the investigation into the matter was initiated by the Kolkata Police, the ED later began its probe into the money laundering angle in the case.
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Elizabeth Hurley shares joy of hand-picking apples from her neglected orchard
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 29 (IANS) Actress Elizabeth Hurley shared a glimpse of her countryside life as she shared the results of her familys efforts to revive an ancient, neglected orchard, sharing that crates of hand-picked apples were on their way to a local juice presser. Hurley took to Instagram, where she shared a picture of herself dressed in a crimson red T-shirt paired with denims. The actress was seen holding a few apples and standing next to baskets full of freshly picked fruit. Hurley wrote: I have an ancient, neglected orchard which I finally started to work on this summer. It still needs tons of work but heres the results of this years effort, all hand picked by me and my family. Hurley added: Crates on the way to a local juice presser and cant wait to get my juice. Apparently I get x10 bottles per crate #home #country #apple #local. She is best-known film roles are Vanessa Kensington in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery and as the Devil in Bedazzled. Her television roles include the original series The Royals and Morgan le Fay in Runaways, based on the Marvel Comics series. She portrayed Diana Payne on the fifth season of original series Gossip Girl. Her first role in a big budget film was in Passenger 57. In 1994, Hurley accompanied Hugh Grant to the London premiere of his film Four Weddings and a Funeral. The actress was last seen in the 2024 film Strictly Confidential, a British thriller film written and directed by Damian Hurley in his directorial debut and starring his mother Elizabeth Hurley, Georgia Lock, Lauren McQueen, Freddie Thorp, Genevieve Gaunt, Pear Chiravara, Llyrio Boateng, and Max Parker. In television, her last work was in Breaking Bear, an adult animated dark comedy crime television series created by Julien Nitzberg for Tubi. Featuring the voices of Brendan Fraser, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Annie Murphy, Elizabeth Hurley and Josh Gad, it parodies mobster films and other crime fiction, including the television series Breaking Bad.
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Digital Desk | Okazaki City, Sep 29 (IANS) Archery Association of India (AAI) secretary general Virendra Sachdeva called recurve archer Neeraj Chauhan's stunning win over multiple-time Olympic gold medallist Kim Je-deok a morale-boosting one and heaped praise on the archers for putting up a good show at the ongoing Asian Games 2026. Sachdeva hailed Neeraj's 6-4 win over Je-deok, who won team and mixed team events in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and defended the team title in the Paris 2024 Games. Neeraj delivered a fantastic performance. Our entire team is doing well, but beating Korea's multiple Olympic gold medallist to reach the quarterfinals has boosted the morale of the whole team, Sachdeva told IANS in an exclusive interaction. Undoubtedly, the Indian shooters are having a great campaign; both the men's, women's, and mixed teams in compound and recurve have reached the semifinals. In the individual events of compound and recurve, our archers have made it to the quarterfinals, he said. India have a few new faces in the archery discipline this time around, with the likes of Deepika Kumari, Atanu Das, Abhishek Verma and Ojas Pravin Deotale missing out on making it to the squad. The archery teams have been performing well in their absence too. With the Asiad offering Olympic quotas, there is an added incentive for the archers to stamp their authority. Overall, this is a new team; only one or two archers have previous Asian Games experience. Our archers have the passion and zeal to give their best. We all want to secure the 2028 Olympic quota from here. Korea has held a monopoly in the Asian Games and the Olympics. I am glad to see that the changes brought about by the Indian government and SAI over the last 45 years are showing their effect, Sachdeva added. The Indian archers not only had to get the better of their opponents but also contend with rainy conditions in Okazaki. Sachdeva heaped praise on the archers for delivering their best in odd conditions. When our recurve team had their match, it was raining heavily, and I congratulate the archers for standing their ground despite the rain. Initially, it felt like things were going a bit wrong, but bouncing back after that is a huge deal. It rained continuously, but archery is a sport where focus and concentration are crucial. Archers have to overcome whatever is happening around them and move forward, and our archers proved they could do that, he said. Sachdeva, who also serves as an Executive Board (EB) member in World Archery Asia, brushed aside any accommodation or transportation issues for the archery squad upon their arrival for the continental showpiece. We didn't face any issues regarding transportation or accommodation. Archery had one of the best setups. Our archers wanted Indian food, and that was made available as well. I feel all the facilities were good. We have made a great start, and I want our archers to take it to a successful finish, he concluded. The Indian archers have been doing well at the Aichi-Nagoya Games. Dhiraj Bommadevara also moved into the quarterfinals in the recurve individual event after beating Chinese Taipei's Cheng Hsiang-Hui, while the men's, women's and mixed compound teams have made it to the semifinals too.
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Big B reveals why he watches Rohit Sharmas wife Ritika Sajdeh when the cricketer plays
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 29 (IANS) Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has opened up about his admiration for star Indian cricketer Rohit Sharma, sharing an anecdote about his wife Ritika Sajdeh and her habit of keeping her fingers crossed whenever he takes the field. During a cricket-related question on the hotseat, a contestant named Sonali openly confessed her immense admiration for Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma, leading to an endearing personal reflection from Big B. When the star inquired about her interest in cricket, Sonali expressed her fandom, saying, Sir, main ek Rohit paglu hoon aur unhe dekhna mera bohot bada sapna hain aur main samajhti hoon ki main unki patni hoon. (Sir, I am a die hard Rohit Sharma fan, and seeing him is a very big dream of mine, and I consider myself his wife) Amitabh also reacted, stating, Lagta hain bohot prem hain aapko unse, unko batayenge hum. Hum bolenge ki aap unki patni banane aayi thi. (It seems you have a lot of love for him. We will tell him. We will tell him that you had come to become his wife) Opening up about his own deep admiration for the cricketer and sharing a sweet story about Rohit's wife, Ritika Sajdeh,the icon added: Lekin voh humare bohot heen pasandida hain aur hume bohot heen ache lagte hain aur unse kahi baar vyaktigat rup mein baat bhi kar chukhe hain. Jabhi voh khelte hain hum unko dekhte heen hain. Lekin hum stadium main unke patni ke taraf dekhte hain kyuki unke fingers crossed hote hain humesha jab Rohitji khel rahe hote hain. Toh humko ascharya hua iske baare mein toh humne unse pucha iske baare mein toh unhone kaha, ki haa jabhi unki shadi nahi bhi hui thi tabse unki patni aise fingers crossed rakhti hain jab voh field pe utarti hain joh bohot heen achi baat hain. (But he is one of our very favourites and we like him very much, and we have also spoken to him personally several times. Whenever he plays, we watch him, but in the stadium, we look towards his wife because her fingers are always crossed whenever Rohit ji is playing.) (So, we were surprised about this, and we asked her about it, and she said that yes, even before they were married, his wife would keep her fingers crossed like this whenever he stepped onto the field, which is a very good thing) For the uninitiated, Rohit Sharma is also currently seen hosting Family Full House, which is currently airing on Sony Entertainment Television. Kaun Banega Crorepati Season 18 airs on Sony Entertainment Television.
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Digital Desk | Washington, Sep 29 (IANS) OpenAI has cancelled the planned release of a new artificial intelligence (AI) model after tests found it could act beyond a users instructions and fail to give an accurate account of what it had done, according to multiple reports. Reports by The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post said that the model -- called GPT-6.1 Astra -- had been due to appear in ChatGPT and Codex in October. The decision concerns that planned update. OpenAI released an earlier model, GPT-6 Astra, this month. Saachi Jain, OpenAIs head of safety systems, said the newer model didnt quite meet the bar in terms of staying within scope and authorisation and how it communicates back to the user about the type of work its done, according to a statement reported by The Washington Post. The concern goes beyond whether a model gives a wrong answer. AI agents can use tools and carry out steps on a computer. For such systems, a user also needs to know whether the agent stayed within the task it was given and whether its account of its actions is reliable. OpenAI had planned to make the new model available inside products used for writing, research and software development, The Wall Street Journal reported. The companys decision means the October release will not go ahead as planned. Neither newspaper reported a new release date. The cancellation follows a separate pause in the development of highly capable models while OpenAI examines its safeguards, it added. The paper said OpenAI had disclosed instances in which its agents accessed US and Australian government websites in ways the company had not intended. These are separate developments; the reports do not establish that those incidents involved GPT-6.1 Astra. The new models reported failure to stay within its authorised scope raises a practical question for anyone asking an AI agent to complete a task: whether it will seek permission before doing more. Jains statement also points to a second question whether the agent will tell the user clearly what work it actually performed. That distinction matters to users in India as well as elsewhere. ChatGPT and coding tools are used across borders, while decisions about which models to release are made by their developers. Mondays reports did not identify an India-specific incident, affect Indian customers or change to a service already available in India. The episode comes only weeks after OpenAI published a safety overview for GPT-6 Astra. In that document, the company described the earlier model as reaching its highest cybersecurity capability threshold and said it had strengthened controls against harmful or unauthorised actions. OpenAIs September account also said it had delayed parts of that earlier models development while testing additional safeguards before release. The newly cancelled update shows that a later model faced a separate release decision. The company has not said in the cited reports when, or whether, GPT-6.1 Astra could meet its safety requirements.
48 trekkers evacuated from Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi amid heavy rainfall
Digital Desk | Uttarkashi, Sep 29 (IANS) Forty-eight trekkers and expedition members who were stranded at the high-altitude Kalindi Pass Base and Auden's Col Base in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district have been safely evacuated, officials said on Tuesday. As part of the ongoing rescue operation, eight trekkers and porters stranded along the Kalindi trek were brought safely to Harsil by helicopter on Tuesday morning. With their evacuation, the rescue operation for the trekkers stranded in the area was completed, officials said. A day earlier, on Monday, 11 trekkers and porters were also rescued from the Kalindi Pass area and transported by helicopter. With the latest evacuation, a total of 19 trekkers and porters stranded on the Kalindi route have now been safely brought to the Harsil helipad. Officials said all those rescued had undergone medical examinations and were found to be in good health. All have undergone medical checkups and are in good health. Evacuation efforts are underway to evacuate other trekkers/porters from the Kalindi Pass area, officials had said during the operation. Meanwhile, in a separate rescue operation on Monday, all 29 trekkers stranded in the Auden's Col area were successfully evacuated by helicopter. The District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), Uttarkashi, said the rescue operation at the Harsil helipad was carried out in a coordinated and organised manner. At the Harshil helipad, in the presence of Additional District Magistrate Mukta Mishra, all personnel involved in the rescue operation, including the helicopter pilot, coordinated and planned thoroughly, and the rescue operation was launched in an organised and safe manner. All teams are working in coordination and according to the established plan, DDMA Uttarkashi said. The rescue operations were undertaken amid challenging weather conditions in Uttarakhand. Continuous rainfall across the state since Friday had disrupted road connectivity at several places and also triggered landslides, creating difficulties for movement and rescue teams. The adverse weather had also affected travel and pilgrimage activities in several parts of the state. Earlier on Monday, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami visited the Disaster Control Room and reviewed the ongoing rescue operations. He took stock of the situation and the steps being taken by the administration and rescue teams to evacuate people stranded in different areas. Meanwhile, the Char Dham Yatra resumed on Monday after weather conditions improved.
Asian Games: Shapath enters men's trap individual final; team misses out on medal
Digital Desk | Nagoya, Sep 29 (IANS) The trap shooter Shapath Bharadwaj qualified for the trap shooting men's individual final after finishing eighth in qualification with 117 points, while Kynan Chenai, bronze medallist at Hangzhou 2023, finished 16th with 115 and Ahvar Rizvi was 32nd with 107, with both missing out on the final. Shapath finished joint-seventh in the individual qualification with 117 points and entered a three-way shoot-off with Qatars Mohammed Al-Rumaihi and Kazakhstans Alisher Aisalbayev, with two spots in the final at stake. He then survived a nervy three-way shoot-off for the final two spots, edging Al-Rumaihi to secure his place in the medal round. Meanwhile, the trap men's team of Shapath, Kynan and Ahvar missed out on a medal after a sixth-place finish with a combined total of 339. Earleir, the woman's trap team of Neeru Dhanda, Aashima Ahlawat and Manisha Keer, won the silver medal in the womens trap team event, taking the country's tally in shooting to 13 on Tuesday. The trio shot a combined score of 328 after three days of the 125-shot qualification round, fending off the challenge of Kuwait for the silver. China clinched the gold with an aggregate of 346, while Kuwait bagged bronze with 325. Neeru also qualified for the individual final after finishing joint-top in qualification with 118. Aashima and Manisha missed out on the final after scoring 106 and 104 to finish 11th, finishing 16th and 23rd, respectively. Of the 13 medals in shooting, India have only one gold that came from the mixed 10m air pistol event, where Kamaljeet and Suruchi Singh won the yellow metal with a stellar performance. Overall, at the ongoing edition, India has 46 medals - four gold, 21 silver and 21 bronze medals.
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Wanted murder accused carrying Rs 25,000 reward injured in police encounter in Lucknow
Digital Desk | Lucknow, Sep 29 (IANS) The Krishna Nagar police of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, and surveillance team arrested a 22-year-old wanted accused carrying a reward of Rs 25,000 in connection with the murder of a woman following a police encounter, officials said on Tuesday. During the encounter, the accused, identified as Bhola Rajput, sustained a bullet injury to his right leg and was subsequently admitted to Lok Bandhu Hospital for treatment. Police recovered an illegal .315-bore country-made pistol, one live cartridge, one empty cartridge and the scooter allegedly used in the crime. The accused was wanted in a case registered under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). DCP Md Mustaque said that an intensive checking drive had been ordered, and police teams were deployed accordingly in the Krishna Nagar police station area. Tonight, an order was issued for an intensive checking drive. In line with that order, under the Krishna Nagar police station area, our police team stopped a few suspects. Among them, one accused fired at the police. In self-defence, the police team retaliated, during which one accused sustained a gunshot wound. He was immediately taken to the hospital for medical treatment, the DCP said. He added that preliminary inquiry established the identity of the accused as Bhola and that he was wanted in connection with the murder of a woman. In the initial inquiry, we got to know that his name is Bhola. He was wanted in connection with the murder of a woman and was carrying a reward of Rs 25,000. We have also recovered a pistol from him, Mustaque said. Meanwhile, in a separate incident on September 23, a man who shot his wife and two priests and held three children hostage in Uttar Pradesh's Azamgarh was killed in a police encounter. During the standoff, the accused, identified as Arvind, also shot one of his children, a son. Both Arvind and his son were taken to a hospital, where they later died of their injuries, police said. According to Naveen Arora, Additional Director General of Police (ADG), Varanasi Zone, police initially exercised restraint as Arvind refused to come out of the house and insisted that they wait until morning. The situation escalated after Arvind opened fire from inside the premises, forcing the police team to enter the house as a last resort.
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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) Former Uttar Pradesh-cadre IAS officer Divya Mittal on Tuesday announced her entry into politics, days after resigning from the administrative service. She said her political journey would begin in Uttar Pradesh and that she would work with the people rather than aligning herself with any political party. Calling herself the 'voice of the people', Mittal said her political journey would focus on accountability, justice and addressing issues faced by ordinary citizens. In a video message, she said, Hello, I am Divya Mittal. Just a few days ago, I resigned from the IAS, and left many questions in your mind. I did not answer for a few days because the work was huge and I was gathering courage, but today I have come to answer those questions. What next? With whom and from where? The first question is what next? Politics. People told me that you have become everything; what else do you want to become? I want to become a voice, the voice of those people whose voice does not reach any office and, even if it reaches, is not heard. I want an account of the 80 years of my country's independence, she said. Recalling her experience while inspecting the water supply system in Lahuria Dah, Mittal said a woman from the village had approached her seeking a school beyond Class 5. She said she initially expected the woman to seek assistance related to a pension or a house. Mittal said she examined the rules, approved the school, and despite three years having passed, construction had not begun. There was just no will. If there had been will, even the mountain would have given way, but if there had been no will, a single file became a mountain, she said, adding that she wanted accountability for such delays. Recalling another incident from her tenure as Special Secretary, Mittal said a landless man approached her with documents claiming he had been allotted government land but had not received possession. She said an inquiry found the report submitted in the matter to be incorrect. After she intervened, the report was withdrawn, and the person responsible was prosecuted, she said. However, the issue of possession remained unresolved. Mittal also highlighted the lack of roads and bridges in villages, poor road conditions and the difficulties faced by children and families during the monsoon. She questioned whether repeated accidents caused by such infrastructure deficiencies should continue to be treated merely as accidents. She also spoke about the future of young people, including concerns over examination paper leaks, prolonged recruitment processes and the impact of artificial intelligence on employment. As a mother of two daughters, she said she was concerned about the future children would face. Today, there is everything in our politics, there is power, there is noise, but there is no thinking. I want an account of that lack of thinking, she said. We will have to change the politics. I will do politics, but not with anyone or any party. But with you all, Mittal said, adding that she would fight from Uttar Pradesh. Mittal, a 2013-batch IAS officer, resigned from the service after nearly 13 years. Her resignation was accepted in September. She served as District Magistrate in districts including Mirzapur and Deoria and was known for her work on providing piped water to remote villages in Mirzapur. Her announcement comes after weeks of speculation about her future following her resignation. She had earlier said she would reveal her next step on September 29.
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