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NEET PG 2026 cut-off lowest in 6 years: Experts explain the big drop
NEET PG cutoff lowest in years Experts explain the big drop
Husband and son kill Jaipur lady don over affair, stage 18-month cover-up
Husband and son kill Jaipur lady don over affair stage month coverup
Delhi ashram double murder accused arrested after nearly 32 years
A 48-year-old man wanted in a 1994 double murder-cum-dacoity case involving two sadhvis at a spiritual ashram in east Delhi has been arrested after allegedly evading the law for nearly 32 years, police said on Friday.
Monsoon refuses to leave: Expect heavy rain on Saturday as new system hits
A weather system currently sitting over Chhattisgarh and Odisha, combined with a fresh spell tied to a trough in the upper atmosphere, is set to bring heavy rainfall to a wide stretch of India on Saturday, September 26, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
IIT Bombay student death: Parents spend eight hours with Crime Branch
The parents of IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode, who died by suicide on September 18, spent about eight hours at the Mumbai Crime Branch office in Bandra West on Friday, a police official said. They reached at 10 am and left around 6 pm. Their statements had been recorded during a...
One Sun One Moon: Rajinikanth gets a starry tribute in Jailer 2 new song
Superstar Rajinikanth gets his latest big-screen tribute in Jailer 2 with One Sun One Moon, the second song from Nelson’s much-awaited sequel. Released by Sun Pictures on Friday, the melodic track leans into the superstar’s larger-than-life image while offering a fresh glimpse of...
Haryana cuts stubble burning 91% as Delhi-NCR winter pollution plan sharpens
Haryana has reduced paddy stubble-burning incidents by 91 per cent since 2021 and has stepped up work on road dust, industrial emissions and air-quality monitoring as part of its plan to tackle pollution in the Delhi-NCR region, according to an official statement.
Manchester City found guilty on 114 of 115 charges, Premier League titles at risk
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of the 115 charges brought against them by the Premier League over alleged financial breaches, with the club now facing the possibility of severe sanctions, including the potential loss of Premier League titles.
Nepal faces fresh heavy rain, mudslide threats a month after devastating floods
With the horror of August 26 flash floods still haunting, a fresh weather alert has been issued for Nepal, with the US Embassy in Kathmandu warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall across parts of the Himalayan nation from September 25 to 27, raising the risk of flash floods, land...
Sri Lanka passes 22nd Amendment, raising judges' retirement age
Sri Lanka on Friday adopted the controversial 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, which raises the retirement age of judges, despite strong protests from the opposition. The amendment was passed with a two-thirds majority after a two-day debate in Parliament.
IIT-B prof silences Rajdeep Sardesai on TV? This interview is fake
Although Professor Rajkumar Pant appeared on India Today during Rajdeep Sardesai's show, the viral conversation is fake.
Animesh Kujur, Gurindervir Singh disappoint, 400m runners impress
India's athletics campaign at the Asian Games on September 25 began with disappointment in the men's 100m, as Gurindervir Singh and Animesh Kujur failed to qualify for the final despite progressing from their opening heats. The two Indian sprinters could not replicate their earli...
Why hire Bangladeshi singer? Mamata camp targets BJP's poll campaign in Bengal
Mamata Trinamool Congress' national spokesperson Nilanjan Das has targeted the Bhartiya Janata Party over payments made to social media content creators and a singer during the 2026 West Bengal Assembly election campaign, questioning the party’s expenditure and the nature of cont...
Asian Games 2026: Shooting gold, athletics high and a Sat-Chi shocker on 6-medal day
India's campaign at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games gathered momentum on Friday as the contingent picked up six medals, with shooting and athletics accounting for five of them and table tennis providing the sixth.
Caleb Flynn's cringey AI love songs for Alleigha Botner played at trial - Know what the lyrics mean as she testifies
Caleb Flynn, accused of murdering his wife Ashley, had composed AI-generated love songs for his lover. They were played during a trial on Wednesday.
Keke Wyatt arrest: Why was R&B star held in Georgia? 3 serious offenses explained
R&B singer Keke Wyatt was arrested in Georgia on September 20 for terroristic threats, simple assault, and child cruelty.
Australian naturopath Barbara O’Neill detained in Qatar, released after hours of questioning: 'It was very upsetting'
Barbara O’Neill, who is known for promoting natural remedies and lifestyle-based approaches to health, said she is now back in Dubai with her husband, Michael.
Trump hails Xi meet as ‘very productive’; China President urges greater cooperation on AI
US President Donald Trump on Friday described his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping as “very productive”, saying the two sides discussed artificial intelligence (AI) and the future of cooperation between the United States and China.
Nebraska couple lost $59,759 home over $588 tax debt; compensation claim revived
A Nebraska couple, Kevin Fair and Terry Fair, lost their home due to unpaid property taxes totaling $588. After being unable to pay the amount required to redeem their property, Continental Resources obtained a tax deed. Fair claimed that losing property worth $59,759 for such a ...
Michigan family lost $194,400 home over $2,242 tax bill; Supreme Court steps in
The United States Supreme Court has made a landmark decision stating that tax sale compensation must be based on the auction price rather than the assessed value of a property. A family in Michigan, burdened with a $2,241.93 tax debt, faced foreclosure despite their home being va...
'Glaciers, floods don't travel with visas': Nepal PM's India-China appeal
In his maiden address to UN General Assembly, Shah, 36, said, “Glaciers and floods do not travel with a visa stamped on passports.” His address on Thursday came during his first foreign trip since taking office on March 27.

