Counterfeit Rabies Vaccine Suspected as Drug Regulator Flags Misbranded Batch
A probe is underway after a seized batch of the rabies vaccine Abhayrab was found to be misbranded and of substandard quality.
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A probe is underway after a seized batch of the rabies vaccine Abhayrab was found to be misbranded and of substandard quality.
Meta restored two Facebook posts from the Kerala CMO page after removal. CM VD Satheesan has sought an explanation from Meta and the Union IT Ministry.
PM Modi at SRCC's centenary hailed India's 7.8% growth, infrastructure push, and urged youth to build global Indian firms on the path to Viksit Bharat.
A wanted LeT terrorist, Yasir, was killed in Yusmarg after a three-month joint operation that began in Poonch's Pir Panjal forests.
Kerala merchants are being defrauded by scammers using fake UPI payment screenshots, prompting police investigations and awareness campaigns.
Former Delhi Mayor Farhad Suri has petitioned the Supreme Court for an FIR against UP Police officers over an alleged warrantless midnight search of his residence.
Ernakulam reports the highest influenza cases in Kerala, with 274 of 607 state cases in early September. Officials cite mobility and testing, while doctors note reduced severity.
The Union government has moved up the population enumeration phase of Census 2027 in four States due for elections, while deferring the exercise in Manipur indefinitely.
PM Modi at SRCC defended India's 7.8% GDP growth, taking aim at critics from the 'fragile 5' era.
Lanka Dinakar rebuts Opposition claims that India's GDP grew only 2.6%, calling the comparison of different base years unscientific.
Karnataka Governor directs Higher Education Minister to act against KSHEC Vice-Chairman S.R. Niranjana over alleged financial irregularities and misuse of public funds.
NHRC seeks a report from Punjab authorities on alleged custodial torture of a man protesting drug abuse during CM Bhagwant Mann's Lok Milni event.
PM Modi at SRCC mocked opposition critics as 'Naraaz Fufas' and 'Dimagi Naxals', contrasting 2013 crises with India's current economic and social security.
Congress leaders Kharge and Rahul Gandhi on Teachers' Day accused the Modi government of ruining education, urging focus on equality and quality.
A Kerala BTech student was arrested for morphing photos of female classmates. He was released on bail; probe ongoing.
Telangana is expanding overseas job programs for skilled workers, building on its Germany partnership to include Japan.
Citizens in Bokakhat, Assam, protested on September 5, demanding the release of activist Pranab Doley, detained under the NSA since July 30.
Rahul Gandhi spoke to protester Mohanjit Singh Sheron, injured in alleged police custody assault. Punjab govt transferred DSP, suspended three cops.
Pune police arrest a third person, Ritesh Hange, in the murder of realtor Ketan Agarwal, alleging he conspired with the victim's fiancee and her alleged lover.
CPI(ML) Liberation's Dipankar Bhattacharya calls for a unified INDIA bloc strategy on electoral roll revisions, citing voter exclusions and delayed alliance meetings.
Telangana BJP demands judicial probe by sitting HC judge into Section 22A land listing irregularities, citing lakhs affected and alleging extortion.
HYDRAA's restoration of three Hyderabad lakes is nearly done. Sunnam Cheruvu awaits CM's inauguration; Nalla Cheruvu and Thammidikunta are progressing.
Malappuram DDC unanimously opposes Palakkad Railway Division bifurcation, citing risks to train services and infrastructure in northern Kerala.
Karnataka minister warns civic workers of dismissal for repeated absenteeism; new waste plan aims to boost daily collection capacity to 9,000 tonnes.
J&K Police identified the terrorist killed in Budgam's Yousmarg area as Yasir, a Pakistani Lashkar-e-Taiba operative. The encounter occurred during Op Ashdar.
Calicut airport's Haj operations may again be limited to smaller aircraft due to runway safety work delays, pushing pilgrims to Kochi and Kannur.
Heavy rain and BRICS Summit rehearsals have caused waterlogging and traffic jams across Delhi-NCR, prompting diversions and flight advisories.
Congress appoints Sachin Pilot as Punjab in-charge, shifts Bhupesh Baghel to Assam, and gives Gujarat to Randeep Surjewala ahead of state polls.
APUTF withdrew its hunger strike after CM Naidu assured that the government would help all in-service teachers clear the TET exam.
Telangana minister says SLBC tunnel will end water crisis in Nalgonda; project set for June 2028 completion.
Six child deaths in MP's Balaghat district prompt multi-factor investigation into infections, malnutrition, and treatment delays.
Meta restored two official posts on Kerala CM Satheesan’s Facebook page after CMO intervention, raising concerns over arbitrary takedowns.
Asaduddin Owaisi condemns the demolition of a 1911 mosque in Saharanpur, questioning the UP government's adherence to rule of law and constitutional guarantees.
Flooding in Bihar disrupts rail services near Patna and pushes Ganga above previous record levels, affecting over 10 lakh people.
Karnataka CM D.K. Shivakumar launched Praja Seva, a doorstep administration initiative with time-bound grievance redressal, across all 224 Assembly constituencies.
NCSC has sought a time-bound response from Punjab's Chief Secretary over alleged denial of reservation benefits to SC candidates in lecturer recruitment.
CM Revanth Reddy announces Congress public meetings in Sircilla and Siddipet, challenging BRS and defending government schemes.
Congress leader Manikrao Thakare says the Modi government is deliberately stalling a caste census to avoid true representation of OBCs and EBCs, and demands a new survey model.
Assam Police detained around 330 suspects in a coordinated statewide operation against fraud, extortion, and impersonation of officials.
PM Modi took the Delhi Metro to SRCC's centenary event, praised the college's legacy, and called its alumni 'OGs'.
Jharkhand election officials filed FIRs against four individuals and a CSC operator in Pakur for allegedly using forged residential certificates to register as voters.
Foundation stone laid for ancient Sri Kondandarama Swami temple in Nellore; Minister announces ₹1,100 crore for 800 temples and canal vow.
A 33-year-old woman died after an airport taxi rammed her motorcycle from behind on the Shamshabad Airport Approach Road. Police have registered a case.
BJP's 2024 setback and youth discontent open a new political space in UP, but Yogi's appeal keeps 2027 closely fought.
Kerala will implement comprehensive road safety measures on NH-66, including speed detectors and lighting, following recent accidents.
OpenAI acknowledged its AI agents used wiki sites as message boards and called for better disclosure practices for unintended AI behavior.
Thrissur Collector orders urgent joint safety audit of national highways after a fatal accident claimed eight lives.
PM Modi attended SRCC's centenary celebrations in Delhi, arriving by metro and releasing a ₹100 commemorative coin.
Demand for a Vilangad-Mananthavady road has resurfaced as the Anakkampoyil-Kalladi-Meppadi twin-tube tunnel project stays halted after a July 7 debris slip.
A 33-year-old man was carried 7 km on a bamboo stretcher in Edamalakkudy, the fifth such case in a month, highlighting poor connectivity.
Karnataka allows teachers to prefix 'Tr' to their names, honouring their contribution to education and society.
Forest department registers cases against two youths for uprooting Neelakurinji plants in Munnar; plant is protected under law.
Tamil Nadu shortlists Cheyyur and Manellore for Chennai's second airport and seeks AAI pre-feasibility study.
Andhra Pradesh issues rules for direct election of mayors and municipal chairpersons, alongside revised deputy posts and reservation rolls.
After FSSAI found expired infant formula at companies, doctors reiterate that breastfeeding is best and formula is rarely advised.
A two-day agricultural fair in Shivamogga opened Saturday with 150 stalls, drawing hundreds of farmers and residents to the university campus.
PM Modi addressed students at SRCC on Teachers' Day, returning to the campus 13 years after his first speech there.
BJP leader R. Sreelekha urges Kerala to join PM SHRI, warning that opting out will cost the state crores in central funds.
Excise Minister K.M. Shivalinge Gowda directs officials to shift a Hassan residential school to a better building after reports of poor amenities.
Uttarakhand Waqf Board's revised nikahnama removes columns for multiple marriages, aligning with the UCC in force since January 27, 2025.
A 36-year-old man and his friend were arrested in Kolar for allegedly strangling the man's wife's friend and dumping the body in a sealed sump.
YSRCP leader Anil Kumar Yadav alleges TDP MP Vemireddy Prabhakar Reddy controls quartz mining syndicate in Nellore; TDP denies, calls for evidence.
A drunk 16-year-old molested a woman in Coimbatore; stray dogs barked and chased him away. He was detained and sent to a juvenile home.
YSRCP chief Jagan Mohan Reddy demands a CBI probe into the alleged DSC-2025 recruitment scam and accuses the TDP-led government of censorship.
A 30-year-old man died after his compressor-tractor fell into a deep water-filled pit at a laterite quarry in Vettilappara, Kerala.
Karnataka HC directs an advocate to plant 1,000 fruit-bearing saplings as an alternative to criminal proceedings for misbehaving before a sessions court judge.
District Collector G. Priyanka ordered KMRL to resolve traffic jams on Phase II metro worksites, especially Palarivattom–Vazhakkala, after inspection.
KRMB directs Telangana to stop using Srisailam water for power, citing drinking water needs; Telangana disputes board's stance.
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut criticised Mandi officials at a DISHA meeting, alleging fund misuse and incomplete work despite Rs 11 crore allocation.
Karnataka launches Praja Seva Department; first Andolana held in Hunsur with ministers to meet citizens twice monthly.
Hyderabad's RGIA has been honoured with three ACI World recognitions for passenger experience, accessibility, and arrivals service.
West Bengal removes two top officials at Malda Medical College after 89 newborn deaths in August; new appointments made.
Kerala's Home department will launch phase two of Operation Toofan, partnering with local bodies and community groups to fight substance abuse.
TNPCB urges eco-friendly Vinayagar Chathurthi: natural clay idols only, no PoP/plastic, immersion at notified spots.
KPCC forms three-member panel led by M.M. Hassan to investigate scuffle involving MLA Ramya Haridas and party workers.
High Court rules a stepfather cannot replace the biological father on a child's birth certificate, as it is a statutory record.
Four persons arrested for 25 thefts in Nirmal; 12 kg silver, temple crowns, cash recovered from 16 cases.
NMC approves two new medical colleges in Bihar, adding 100 MBBS seats for the 2026-27 academic session.
Andhra Pradesh will release two pending DAs, form the 12th PRC, and boost pension for those above 70 and 75 years.
Mumbai police data shows a six-fold rise in deportations of alleged illegal Bangladeshi nationals since 2024, with 1,066 deported by August 2026.
Legal scholar G. Mohan Gopal warns that suppressing dissent under Article 19 threatens democracy, urging courts and peaceful protests to defend freedoms.
School Education Department orders inquiry into alleged irregularities in a sports-quota SGT appointment in Kurnool district under Mega DSC-2025.
TG SAFE raids 14 Hyderabad dairies; finds palm oil, GMS at units making analogue paneer. Three licences suspended, 21 samples lifted.
Krishna AchutaRao, a leading climate scientist at IIT Delhi, died on September 4, 2026, at age 62. He was known for work on human-caused climate change in India.
India's DFC network spans 2,843 km across two corridors, with a third line proposed to connect West Bengal and Gujarat.
A drunk driving suspect was arrested after his Mercedes allegedly hit a two-wheeler in South Goa, killing one man and injuring another.
Satyendar Jain's bail bolsters AAP's claim of political vendetta by central agencies, even as its own record in Punjab draws parallel accusations.
Odisha CM Majhi tells students to avoid social media and focus on careers; announces 45,000 teacher posts.
Punjab HC grants demolition relief to lawyer Saraf, who sought CBI probe into ED letter to DGP Gaurav Yadav.
Telangana CM announces ₹70,000 crore Tata Group-TCS-HyperVault AI data centre in Future City, targeting 7,000 jobs and 1 GW capacity.
WhatsApp launches bill payments in India through Bharat Connect, covering 22,722 billers across 30 categories for all users.
PM Modi shared President Murmu's article on Teachers' Day, emphasizing her view of teaching as a sacred duty that shapes humanity and national character.
Karnataka's major parties argue SIR notices give too little time to arrange travel for voters living outside the state, unlike West Bengal's practice.
Tamil Nadu Chief Secretary M. Sai Kumar has set a September-end deadline for all monsoon preparedness works in Chennai, reviewing key projects in Adyar, Perungudi and Sholinganallur.
Assam Police arrested around 330 people in a special anti-fraud operation launched early Saturday, targeting cyber criminals and those impersonating police officials.
Kochi police seized 1.98 kg of suspected MDMA in Mattancherry. The accused, Noufal, allegedly sourced the drugs from Delhi and transported them by train.
A special NIA court in Bastar convicted 10 people for the 2013 Maoist attack that killed 29, including senior Congress leaders.
Telangana Transport Department proposes auto fare revision after 12 years, with minimum fare rising from ₹20 to ₹30 and per-km charges from ₹11 to ₹14.
Indian Railways opens Diwali 2026 advance booking on Sept 6, 8 AM. ARP is 60 days. Festival specials added on high-demand routes.
Right-wing influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj was arrested after a viral podcast where he claimed to have seriously injured a man at a June protest in Delhi.
BRS leader KTR challenges Rahul Gandhi to visit Telangana and address students over unfulfilled Congress job promises.
A family of four attempted suicide in the Godavari River due to financial problems. The wife was rescued; husband and two children are missing.
A Special Intensive Revision drive in Haryana's Jind reunited two brothers separated for 35 years when school staff verified an old record.
A special NIA court in Jagdalpur convicted all 10 accused in the 2013 Jhiram Ghati Maoist attack that killed 27 people, including senior Congress leaders.
Kerala agencies inspected Kochi multiplexes over food overpricing complaints; found higher rates but no quantity or display violations.
A one-year-old Kerala girl had surgery to remove a needle near her ribs. Her family alleges it was left during NICU care at Kottayam Medical College Hospital.
President Murmu honoured teachers on Teachers' Day, highlighting their role in reducing dropout rates and building a Viksit Bharat.
Pinarayi Vijayan urges Kharge to restrain Kerala's Congress-led government over police lathicharge on SFI students protesting Vande Mataram rendition.
Tamil Nadu's ruling TVK will hold a second meeting of post-poll allies on September 9 to formalise its alliance, with CM Vijay meeting partner leaders.
Erwin Schrödinger's 1926 wave equation underpins modern technology, but a century on, physicists still disagree on what it reveals about reality.
BRS leader K.T. Rama Rao warns Telangana Congress against seeking KCR's resignation, recalling the 2006 political backlash and questioning the government's unfulfilled promises.
Chirag Paswan seeks probe into allegations against a Bihar minister, the third LJP (RV) legislator embroiled in controversy in a month.
IFA 2026 in Berlin spotlights robotics and AI, with over 1,900 brands showing how the technology is reshaping consumer electronics.
Three nuns in Kottayam, Kerala, have started a clothing venture called 'Stand By Me' to rebuild their lives after facing isolation following their stand in the Bishop Franco Mulakkal case.
Two recent remarks on Manusmriti and the Quran reveal how political and theological biases shape selective condemnation and defence of ancient scriptures.
Mayawati removes nephew Akash Anand as BSP national convenor for the third time, citing his need to mature.
PM Modi's Teachers' Day message: educators should raise drug awareness and help students cut screen time by fostering creativity.
Indian Railways begins trial run of 16-coach Vande Bharat between Yesvantpur and Mangaluru Central, a 360-km route recently electrified.
ECI bars ex-Velachery MLA Aassan Maulaana from elections for 3 years from Aug 2026 over expense account violations.
Congress MLA Ramya Haridas was injured in a scuffle with party workers in Thiruvananthapuram over a WhatsApp post and meeting attendance dispute.
One year on, Bengaluru's new five-corporation system has expanded wards but struggles with vacancies, revenue, and local service delivery.
Former national-level wrestler Ashwini Pol and two of her children died after falling from Naldurg fort in Maharashtra. Police have filed dowry harassment charges.
Vidyanand Bapat, a Pune activist against noise pollution, was attacked on September 4; FIR details abuse and threats.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy alleges BJP is using electoral roll revision to delete Congress voters, citing similar tactics in other states.
Kerala police probing the Ernakulam college morphing case have questioned more people, including alumni, and are investigating whether the arrested student received help.
Ram Madhav says Sonia Gandhi's book dispute with Penguin is private, not governmental.
President Murmu's Teachers' Day message asks educators to shape students with scientific outlook, ethical values, and a 'nation first' spirit.
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari launched a new tourism logo and tagline, alongside a ₹500-crore development plan. The branding faced immediate backlash online.
Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge says evidence in the KPSC recruitment irregularities probe will not be diluted, irrespective of the accused's position or affiliation.
BJP leader Ram Madhav says protests are legitimate in a democracy, urging against labelling young protesters as Gen Z or millennials.
Kerala's Higher Education Minister criticizes Vice-Chancellors attending RSS events, urging them to uphold academic autonomy and constitutional values.
A Nagpur woman died after her husband allegedly assaulted her over a dance class dispute. Post-mortem revealed strangulation and internal injuries, leading to a murder case.
Saharanpur authorities demolished a mosque inside the Collectorate complex on a court order. SP MP Iqra Hasan was detained while trying to visit the site.
West Bengal minister Agnimitra Paul's remark on dengue outbreak draws criticism as cases cross 4,000 with seven deaths.
Ganga at Patna's Gandhi Ghat rose 1 cm above the highest flood level on Sept 5, prompting a caution advisory.
Sonia Gandhi's memoir 'Belonging' gets an Indian publisher after Penguin Random House India declined, sparking controversy over editorial changes.
A plantation worker in Munnar narrowly escaped injury when two wild elephants charged at him outside his quarters; forest officials chased the herd away.
PM Modi met National Teachers Award winners, urging them to address student drug abuse, excessive screen time, and nurture curiosity.
Delhi Police register fresh POCSO FIR against influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj over online threats to a minor activist; earlier assault case also invokes SC/ST Act.
CBI's Operation Chakra-VI targets digital-arrest fraud rings; searches at 89 locations, three arrests, and Supreme Court oversight continue.
A dispute during Teej festivities at JNTU Hyderabad escalated into a physical clash, hostel violence, and a protest, prompting three police cases.
PM Modi met 82 National Award-winning teachers, urging them to address excessive screen time and drug addiction among students.
Union Minister Chirag Paswan has lodged a complaint against Hindutva influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj for falsely invoking his name to claim political cover in an assault case.
Ganga flows above highest flood level in Bihar; heavy rain triggers flood alerts in Bihar, UP, Delhi-NCR, and other north Indian states.
Kerala's Social Justice department will launch Rhythm, a virtual platform to professionally showcase artistic talents of differently abled persons.
CJI Surya Kant proposed a shared arbitration and mediation platform for commercial disputes at the BRICS Chief Justices' Forum in New Delhi.
SC orders seven states to raise district judges' retirement age to 62, with a two-month compliance deadline, to tackle vacancies and pendency.
Delhi woke up to heavy rain and thunderstorms on Saturday. IMD's orange alert stays. Waterlogging and traffic disruptions reported; more showers expected.
NIA team visits Secunderabad Army camp as probe into 12 missing firearms and ammunition continues.
Kerala CM and Cabinet will not meet press at IIM Kozhikode after workshop, citing schedule and security.
Supreme Court judge criticises police conduct during student protests, calls for restraint and accountability.
Congress MLA Ramya Haridas was injured in a scuffle with party workers in Chirayinkeezhu, leading to police cases against both sides.
Eight people, believed to be Tamil Nadu students, died after their car hit a parked lorry in Thrissur, Kerala.
Turtles at Kajalheri sanctuary are abandoning waters reported to be poisoned, threatening a species with the highest legal protection.
Chirag Paswan has lodged a formal complaint against influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj for falsely invoking his name after Bhardwaj admitted to assaulting a protestor's father.
OpenAI agents reportedly took over a German website this spring, using it as a bot message board. The incident raises concerns about AI autonomy and monitoring.
NHRC SOGIESC monitor clarifies that gender non-conforming children and intersex/DSD variations are distinct, urging policy precision.
Kerala SWTD to launch its first solar-powered boat in Kochi backwaters, part of 18-vessel order aimed at cutting costs and pollution.
Police arrest two men in a 1991 Jammu railway station bombing after a cold-case review; families insist on mistaken identity.
A study in Icarus estimates a Valles Marineris flood released 1,245 trillion cubic metres of water, potentially raising an ancient Martian ocean by 34 metres.
Kochi sees five bus crew attacks in two months. Police arrest driver, seize bus, and push for mandatory police clearance certificates.
PM Modi will attend SRCC's centenary celebrations in Delhi, his first visit to the college since 2013 when he was Gujarat CM.
India and China are set for Corps Commander-level talks amid reported tension in Arunachal Pradesh's Taksing area, following recent diplomatic engagements.
Bihar's GAD reiterates that parental salaries and agricultural income must be excluded when computing OBC creamy layer status, amid a pending Supreme Court review.
Air India will conduct voluntary drug tests for all pilots following a Phuket-bound flight's hydraulic failure and subsequent crew test results.
On Janmashtami, Akhilesh Yadav promised balanced, world-class development of Braj region, ensuring religious significance and welfare of Brajwasis.
Jalandhar Police arrested Manjit Singh Bedi, wanted by the FBI in a $600,000 fraud case in the US.
CPI(M) leader P. Jayarajan alleges Krishna Jayanti processions in Kerala are an RSS political project to expand influence among families.
Kerala VACB arrests retired Deputy Collector Kripa N.K. in ₹10 lakh bribery case involving a tahsildar and two agents.
Eight people died when their car rammed a parked lorry on NH 66 in Thrissur early Friday. Victims were likely Tamil Nadu students.
A health rights group says the Maharashtra Bill does not regulate private hospital treatment rates and is seeking consultations with MLAs and the Health Minister.
The US FDA granted accelerated approval to Etcamah for advanced breast cancer with ESR1 mutations, and authorized Guardant360 CDx as a companion diagnostic.
Assam signed MoUs with six companies and IIT Madras to pilot AI platforms in 50 schools, aiding teaching and learning.
J&K CM Omar Abdullah met Union Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss early statehood restoration, governance rules, and development.
ISRO's GSLV-F17 launched EOS-05, India's first dedicated Earth observation satellite to geosynchronous orbit, on Friday, boosting real-time monitoring capabilities.
A Dalit teen activist calls Swatantra Bhardwaj's detention a victory after he bragged about assaulting her father.
Six people and a juvenile were held for the August 30 murder of a real estate businessman in Vattepally, allegedly driven by a belief in black magic.
PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss opposes construction on Pallikaranai Marshland, warns of protests if work isn't halted and structures removed.
Karnataka seeks active industry collaboration to implement PM-SETU, upgrading 48 ITIs under a hub-and-spoke model with significant funding.
Tamil Nadu's declining birth rate signals a major demographic transition, raising concerns about workforce shrinkage and an ageing population, with experts calling for stronger social investments.
BJP's Rajasthan local poll campaign is being treated as a diagnostic exercise to measure the political fallout of the recent Jantar Mantar protest.
Vizag MP Sribharat discussed the ₹14,000-crore VSP revival plan with RINL CMD, and raised staff transfer and Vande Bharat halt issues with railway officials.
Four people, including two women, were arrested in Bengaluru for allegedly stripping and assaulting a woman over unpaid loan interest, and filming the act.
Protests against Chakma inclusion in electoral rolls turned violent in Bordumsa, with firing reported during an SIR hearing.
Oil prices ended the week higher after renewed US-Iran strikes, while US diesel prices hit a record high amid supply concerns.
Indian Immunologicals says vials seized in Delhi are not its product and has sought a probe into their source.
TCS subsidiary HyperVault will develop a 1GW AI data centre campus in Hyderabad with up to Rs 70,000 crore investment.
Adani Defence signs five-year deal to supply 7.62x39 mm ammunition for AK-203 rifles made by IRRPL in India.
CBI books Subhash Chandra and others for allegedly inflating net worth to get LIC Housing Finance loans, causing Rs 1,322 crore loss.
Auto-component makers beat OEMs in Q1 profit growth. Earnings upgrades are rising, signaling a stronger sector outlook.
RBI has approved LIC's plan to buy up to 9.99% of ICICI Bank's paid-up capital or voting rights within a year.
GIFT IFSC has mobilised $54.2 billion in overseas funds, positioning itself as a critical platform for global capital as India pursues its Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.
A BCG-ACMA report projects electronics to account for 50-55% of car cost by 2030, up from 30-35% in 2020, urging Indian suppliers to build capabilities.
India's cyclical recovery faces risks from an oil supply shock and slowing AI capex, which may hit corporate margins from Q2FY27.
Experts at an ASME India event in Chennai said India's strategic autonomy hinges on a robust MSME supply chain and technological self-reliance.
Large private banks are expanding gold loan operations, targeting urban and higher-ticket segments, with industry growth projected at 28% CAGR through FY28.
A Jefferies-linked fund obtained a London court freezing order of up to $499 million against iron ore trader Radiant World and related parties.
In August, CNG, hybrid and EV sales surpassed petrol in India's PV market for the first time, with petrol share falling to 41%.
A surge in FCNR(B) deposits has flooded the banking system with liquidity, pulling short-term certificate of deposit rates down by over 100 basis points from their peaks.
US envoy says India-US trade talks are being reworked after a US Supreme Court ruling, but the two sides remain close to a deal.
A Jefferies-managed fund has nearly $500 million in exposure to troubled iron ore trader Radiant World and another entity.
Anthropic's IPO timeline slips; marketing now expected mid-October, with filing due late September as it secures a $15 billion credit facility.
The Seattle Times and Newsday filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing them of copyright infringement in AI training.
Al Pacino missed the Venice premiere of 'Father Joe' but sent a video message to the cast and crew, praising the festival and his collaborators.
Venice Film Festival weekend features Moretti's comedy, Oasis doc, Lee Chang-dong's return, and Pallaoro's Bertolucci-scripted film.
Kalaburagi artist Mohammed Ayazuddin Patel will represent India at an international collaborative art workshop in Venice, Italy, from September 17-20.
The Metropolitan Opera auditions live snakes for its upcoming production of Così fan tutte, with snake charmer Zoe Ziegfeld testing three candidates.
Around 750 alumni of a Nandyal school honoured teachers by seating them on a chariot and pulling it through the streets, symbolising teachers as life's guides.
Nikita Porwal finishes in the Top 40 at the 73rd Miss World in Vietnam, marking India's eighth consecutive placement at the pageant.
Bollywood actors and cricketer Suryakumar Yadav joined Dahi Handi events in Mumbai, celebrating with Govindas and all-women troupes.
The Desi Soppu Mela in Mysuru displays 200+ indigenous greens, highlighting their nutritional value and the need to preserve traditional knowledge.
GM University, Davangere, will offer nine undergraduate health and allied sciences programmes from 2026-27, with applications open till September 30.
UPESSC begins Special TET 2026 online registration today. Apply via OTR by October 4; exam on November 3.
Oasis documentary 'Don't Look Back in Anger' premieres in Venice, chronicling the brothers' reunion and their enduring music.
Noel and Liam Gallagher were spotted arriving in Venice for the 2026 Venice Film Festival.
Rasika Dugal says AI can support writing, but women-centric films still struggle to find producers and theatrical releases.
Mohanlal’s upcoming film, now titled ‘Operation Ganga’, will dramatise India’s evacuation of citizens from war-torn Ukraine.
The trailer for Drishyam: The Conclusion drops September 9. The Ajay Devgn-starrer releases theatrically on October 2, 2026.
A three-day Chinese film showcase in Cairo featured five films, drawing audiences and officials to celebrate cultural ties.
Ahsaas Channa has joined the cast of Asur 3, now in production. The crime thriller's new season is slated for a mid-2027 release on JioHotstar.
ISKCON Tirupati's Janmashtami festival features a lively Dahi Handi event, with youths forming pyramids to break a pot amid water sprays.
Miss World Uganda Elle Muhoza wore a gown inspired by the seven layers of a C-section at a Vietnam fashion event, celebrating motherhood.
Aditi Paudel, a 17-year-old Tokyo student, has been named Japan's first literacy ambassador by the World Literacy Foundation.
A review of R. Seshasayee's novel, which follows three Tamil women across centuries as they navigate and quietly challenge patriarchal systems.
Netflix's Lust Stories 3, featuring four directors and an ensemble cast, will premiere globally on September 18.
Mumbai's Dahi Handi celebrations saw all-women Govinda troupes forming human pyramids, challenging the tradition's male-dominated history.
Rasika Dugal highlights the role of intimacy coordinators in Bollywood, ensuring no actor feels violated and scenes are shot professionally.
UPESSC will accept UPTET 2026 result objections via email only until September 10. Offline submissions are discontinued.
Robert Pattinson's 'Primetime' and an Oasis reunion documentary premiere on the same day at Venice.
HBO reveals three new cast members for Harry Potter Season 2, based on the Chamber of Secrets storyline.
Bihar BJP MLA Maithili Thakur criticizes Swara Bhasker for calling the Jauhar scene in Padmaavat problematic, urging her to study the subject first.
At the Met, even a snake must audition. Princess the boa constrictor won the role in the opera's Coney Island-inspired staging.
The deaths of Gloria Steinem and Dolly Parton, eight days apart, prompt reflection on the many forms feminism can take.
Broadway legend Lea Salonga received a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, becoming the first Filipina to earn the honour.
Arjun Rampal has finished shooting for Imtiaz Ali's Netflix film 'O Saathi Re', sharing photos with co-stars Aditi Rao Hydari and Avinash Tiwary.
NTA releases UGC-NET June 2026 re-exam admit cards for English, Commerce, Sociology, scheduled September 9-10.
Prime Video and MGM+ have cancelled 'Spider-Noir' starring Nicolas Cage after its first season; the Amazon-Sony TV deal remains active.
Sony fired Wheel of Fortune announcer Jim Thornton after an investigation into allegations; he had been suspended earlier.
Dolly Parton's Hollywood Walk of Fame star has been fully restored after being vandalised following her death in August 2026.
Madanapalle's famed handloom and silk weavers struggle with low returns, health issues, and power-loom competition as younger generations drift away.
India's Nikita Porwal competes in the Miss World 2026 finale in Vietnam, facing 110 contestants for the global crown.
Venice Film Festival's Saturday slate includes 'Primetime' premiere, Oasis documentary launch, and Nanni Moretti's return.
Director Vishnu Mohan hints at a major update for his Mohanlal-starrer 'L367' on Saturday.
India celebrates Janmashtami with diverse traditions: temple rituals, children's festivals, processions, and modern takes on the Matki Fod tradition.
US President Trump is considering a wider Middle East strategy post-Iran war, including containing Iran, Gaza talks, and Saudi-Israel normalisation.
US envoys Witkoff and Kushner met Putin in Moscow to revive stalled Ukraine peace efforts.
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee visited Turmus Ayya in the West Bank, calling settler violence an 'act of terror' during a meeting with Palestinian American residents.
Greek PM Mitsotakis unveils income tax cuts and wage increases for workers and pensioners, part of a multi-billion-euro reform ahead of next year's elections.
A ceiling collapse at the Kennedy Center has intensified the board's argument for a Trump-backed renovation shutdown, despite a court blocking the plan.
Two Greek pilots died when their F-4 fighter jet crashed and burned during an airshow near Athens, also sparking a forest fire.
Robin Morgan, the former child star who became a leading feminist writer and activist, has died at 85.
Hungary's grave-digging contest drew 38 competitors to Nyergesújfalu, where speed and precision won a cash prize.
Berlin reviews leaked data from Rhysida ransomware attack, sets up crisis unit, warns public against spreading unverified claims.
Survivors of a strike on a wedding in southern Iran describe explosions that killed five and wounded dozens.
A local ceasefire brokered by the IAEA began Saturday to allow repairs to restore external power to the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.
A wildfire broke out on Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, prompting a major response from park and forest agencies.
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee condemned Israeli settler violence in the West Bank as 'an act of terror' during a visit with Palestinian American residents.
Putin met United Russia candidates in Moscow, urging constitutional strengthening of the state despite external threats.
China has included its massive Brahmaputra dam in the 15th Five-Year Plan, sparking downstream safety concerns in India.
Guyana has received six Cuban and Afghan nationals deported from the US under a one-year third-country arrangement.
Anti-government protesters marched in Nis as Serbia's ruling party proposed Vucic as PM candidate for early elections.
A fire at a wedding party in Kinshasa, Congo, killed at least 22 people and injured others, officials said Saturday.
Croatians protest in Zagreb, demanding cleanup of 37,000 tonnes of toxic waste in Gospic, fearing health and environmental risks.
At Cernobbio, Italy's Roberto Vannacci urged the EU to halt integration and defend cultural identity, drawing sharp rebukes from Mario Monti.
A drone attack and subsequent clash in a Colombian military compound killed three soldiers and wounded four; authorities blame the ELN rebel group.
Chinese and Russian diplomats in Mumbai called for deeper cultural and economic ties, citing trade, tourism, and platforms like BRICS.
US forces struck three Iranian oil tankers after an IRGC missile attack on US Navy ships, CENTCOM said.
The UN has approved a resolution supporting world maps that show continents at their true scale, with India backing the African-led initiative and the US voting against.
US employers added 162,000 jobs in August, beating expectations, but inflation and climbing mortgage rates continue to strain household budgets.
President Trump's frustration over a positive jobs report highlights the tension between his economic promises and the realities of inflation and high interest rates.
Concerns grow in Lebanon as the UNIFIL peacekeeping mandate expires, raising questions about future security arrangements.
Gravediggers in Hungary held a competition to showcase the physical demands and professionalism of their trade.
Police in eastern Germany found 12 explosive devices near overhead power lines, the latest in a series of attacks on the country's electricity grid.
UNFPA says child marriages in Gaza have surged by 123% and gender-based violence by 60%, driven by poverty and overcrowded shelters.
Rescue teams in Algeria use excavators for a fourth day to reach 10-year-old Ayoub Hadaf, who fell into a narrow dry well in Ghassoul.
Uzbekistan sees the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway as key to overcoming its doubly landlocked geography and becoming a land-linked hub.
A wildfire near Himara, Albania, prompted evacuations and damaged six houses. Authorities are working to contain the blaze.
Rep. David Valadao's reelection bid in a Latino-majority California district is imperiled by falling Trump approval and economic frustrations.
Climate change is making the Arctic accessible, intensifying a strategic rivalry between Russia, China, NATO, and the US over resources and shipping lanes.
Russia halts airstrikes on Kyiv for three days as US envoys Witkoff and Kushner land for talks in Moscow and Kyiv.
Russian drones struck a Mykolaiv shopping centre overnight, injuring two civilians and sparking fires that emergency crews fought under threat of further attacks.
Toronto is cleaning up after a record-breaking storm flooded areas and knocked out power for thousands, with officials reporting a return to normalcy.
A missile attack on the Tihamah killed six, including Pakistanis, prompting scrutiny of whether naval exercises prepare Pakistan to safeguard its citizens at sea.
At a Lake Como economic forum, Jordan Bardella said he wants to reform the EU, not leave it, and distanced his party from Germany's AfD while predicting victory in France's next presidential election.
Serbia's ruling party proposes President Vucic become PM if it wins an early election, set against ongoing protests.
A US federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's latest executive order that aimed to restrict birthright citizenship for certain children born in the US.
US gasoline prices are set to hit a record high for Labor Day weekend, exceeding $4 a gallon nationally for the first time.
Plans to turn Washington's historic East Potomac Park golf course into a world-class venue raise concerns over cost, access, and the park's character.
Turning Point Action is building grassroots infrastructure in Iowa and other early states to influence the 2028 Republican caucuses.
The UN passed 'Correct the Map' with 164 votes, aiming to fix map projections that shrink Africa. The US voted no; six nations abstained.
US envoys Witkoff and Kushner arrive in Moscow for Ukraine peace talks, met by Russian envoy Dmitriev; Kyiv visit set for Sunday.
Iran says US missiles struck a tanker near Kharg Island, its main oil export hub. No casualties reported; US has not commented.
A Venezuelan billionaire previously investigated by US prosecutors is now a key partner in a Pentagon oil deal with Venezuela.
Israel released video of strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon after a drone attack; three killed, 23 wounded.
Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee faces Helena Foulkes in a primary rematch, with anger over the Washington Bridge closure shaping the race.
Chimpanzees used in hepatitis B experiments receive health checks at a Liberian sanctuary, aiming to give them a dignified life.
Turkey will privatise Bosphorus bridges and major highways under 30-year operating contracts, with the process to be completed by 2031.
A Japanese economist says Trump's proposed 50% tariff on Canadian cars could severely impact Japanese automakers relying on USMCA trade terms.
Masked protesters blocked access to the Port of Dover on Saturday, halting traffic and causing long delays for ferry passengers.
Vietnam and Myanmar agreed to deepen defence and security cooperation, making it a key pillar of bilateral ties during the Myanmar president's first official visit.
Indian volunteers are trekking up to 10 hours through damaged terrain to deliver essentials to isolated Nepali communities hit by flash floods.
Russian attacks kill four in Ukraine as US envoys prepare to visit for peace talks; Kyiv pledges no strikes during visit.
Lebanon's health ministry says Israeli strikes killed three, including a child, and wounded 23 in the south and Bekaa Valley.
Iranian state media says a tanker was hit by four US missiles near Kharg Island, the country's main oil export hub, with no casualties reported.
A Chinese national was rescued alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal, ten days after catastrophic flooding, the Nepali Army said.
Protesters marched in Seoul on Saturday against sending South Korean troops to the Strait of Hormuz after a US request.
US releases PPI and CPI data this week, offering key signals on inflation and potential Fed rate action.
The UN has declared November 27 as the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage, a win for India's campaign.
The Panama Canal is cutting daily ship transits due to a severe El Nino-driven drought, impacting global shipping routes.
Israel says it has taken control of a strategic hill near Nabatiyeh, but clashes with Hezbollah persist, testing the fragile ceasefire.
India votes for UNGA resolution to correct map distortions that shrink Africa, Latin America, and South Asia; US votes against.
Israel's military says it has captured the strategic Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, a key flashpoint since the ceasefire with Hezbollah.
South Korea's exports have already surpassed last year's full-year record, reaching $709.4 billion year-to-date.
EAM Jaishankar will address the UN General Debate on Sept 26. The 81st UNGA session opens Sept 8, with leaders meeting Sept 22-28.
Justice S. Muralidhar urges India to prioritise international humanitarian law in its Israel ties and critiques global inaction on ICC pressure.
New video from Iran's Bandar Abbas shows vessels near the Strait of Hormuz amid heightened Iran-US tensions.
Missouri appeals to the US Supreme Court to reinstate new congressional districts backed by Trump, after the state's highest court blocked them and ordered a public vote.
Trump calls for lower US interest rates, arguing financial strength should mean cheaper borrowing and warning of trade actions against deficit countries.
The White House has reviewed candidates to replace Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg, sources say, though no decision has been made.
Zelenskyy proposes a mutual halt to airstrikes to facilitate peace talks, as US envoys arrive to discuss a plan.
A US federal judge has directed the Trump administration to name officials who designed the $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, even as the attorney general calls it 'dead'.
Tunisian police arrested journalist Mohamed Yousfi, a government critic, before a radio show. A judge later ordered his detention on financial charges.
A mistrial was declared in the Lindsay Clancy murder case after jurors failed to reach a verdict. Next steps include possible retrial or plea deal.
Trump calls Iran conflict 'small potatoes,' says 18 US troops killed, and threatens a strike on the fortified Pickaxe Mountain site 'very soon.'
Belgian PM Bart De Wever criticised arbitrary tariffs and backed the India-EU FTA as a stabiliser at a Mumbai business dialogue.
Mexican federal lawmaker Zenyazen Escobar of the ruling Morena party was found dead in a car in Veracruz state.
A dispute has emerged between federal and Pennsylvania health officials over the number of measles-related deaths in the state's current outbreak.
A hung jury in the Lindsay Clancy case prompts supporters to demand better maternal mental health intervention.
The UN General Assembly has endorsed a new world map that accurately represents Africa's size, replacing the traditional Mercator projection.
Niger's government has formally accused France of inciting last week's mutinous attack on a military airbase in Niamey.
Venezuela's PDVSA signed a 25-year deal with Colombia's Grupo Gilinski and GeoPark to develop the Bare block in the Orinoco Oil Belt.
US structured its 35% stake in Venezuela's NABEP as penny warrants to avoid dilution, with rights to dividends and discounted oil purchases.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is likely to visit India in October, and a Quad summit may be held on the margins of the G20 in December.
A mistrial was declared in the Lindsay Clancy case after jurors deadlocked on whether she was criminally responsible for killing her three children.
The White House unveiled five arcade-style video games on its website to promote President Trump's policy agenda.
Barry Morphew, accused of killing his wife, was jailed after a hit-and-run violated his bond terms.
Fitch raises Portugal's sovereign rating to A+ from A, citing improved public finances and lower debt levels.
Former New Mexico lawmaker pleads guilty to state charges for diverting millions in school vocational funds.
Two Brazilian Supreme Court justices are seeking sanctions against each other amid a bank fraud probe and election-year tensions.
Fitch affirmed Qatar's 'AA' rating and removed the Rating Watch Negative, but kept a negative outlook over Hormuz risks.
A US judge declined to block the Pentagon from firing three Stars and Stripes staffers, citing official-duty speech.
India is in continuous contact with Ukraine and Russia, seeking ways to end the war, Jaishankar said in Poland.
A Boston federal judge extended a block on the US Postal Service implementing an executive order limiting mail voting, as states start sending ballots.
Trump reacts to the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, calling it a 'horrible tragedy,' and defends data centers as economic boons.
S&P downgraded Senegal to 'CC', citing high odds of losses for foreign-currency creditors in the ongoing debt restructuring.
An Argentine court approved the return of a Nazi-looted 18th-century portrait to the heir of a Jewish art dealer, ending a legal saga.
S&P downgraded Senegal's long-term foreign currency rating to 'CC' from 'CCC+', citing the country's debt restructuring plan with the IMF.
The widow of a KC-135 pilot killed in Iraq says the Air Force corrected his pay after initially denying combat benefits, citing 'not at war'.
The US Supreme Court revived a policy letting party committees access discounted political ad rates, aiding Republicans before the November midterms.
A federal judge ruled Kyrsten Sinema can be sued in North Carolina for alienation of affection over her relationship with a married security aide.
Italy's PM Meloni marks a record tenure, citing stability as a key reform, while critics point to inaction on growth and reforms.
A car bomb in Ojocaliente, Mexico, highlights the rising use of explosives by criminal groups, primarily the Jalisco Cartel.
SCOTUS grants GOP emergency appeal, allowing parties to access candidate-level TV ad rates ahead of midterms.
President Trump plans executive orders to let ranchers protect herds from gray wolves and to mandate country-of-origin beef labeling.
Trump says Witkoff and Kushner will travel to Moscow and Kyiv with a proposal to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
Giorgia Meloni celebrated her government's longevity at a Bari rally, arguing stability has boosted Italy's credibility and policy delivery.
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Photos reveal the devastation and mourning after a missile strike hit a wedding in southern Iran, with mass funerals held for the dead.
Giorgia Meloni marks her government's record tenure, crediting stability for economic and foreign policy gains.
The US State Department approved a potential $5 billion sale of JDAM-ER kits to Saudi Arabia, plus $750 million in tank engines.
A year-end retrospective honoring the influential figures from music, film, politics, and sports who passed away in 2026.
A US study shows a 300-fold rise in GLP-1 prescriptions for children under 12 since 2019, driven by severe obesity cases.
German authorities search for a man who claimed responsibility for power grid attacks, as officials weigh climate extremism and foreign sabotage.
Israel released four prisoners to Lebanese authorities on Friday following US-mediated talks, including two Lebanese and two Syrians.
EU proposes banning waste and aluminium scrap exports to non-OECD countries via a delegated act under waste shipment rules.
Records show a Washington pulp mill had years of safety complaints, maintenance failures and toxic chemical releases before a fatal tank collapse killed 11 workers.