Mayawati hints at Akash Anand’s return, sets retirement condition for father-in-law

BSP president Mayawati indicated that Akash Anand could regain a significant role in the party if his father-in-law, Ashok Siddharth, retires from politics, citing a conflict between personal ambitions and party interests. As elections approach in key states, Mayawati stressed the importance of unity within the Bahujan movement, condemning actions driven by personal interests that could hinder progress.

Mirzapur The Movie box office day 6 (updated live): Film crosses ₹130 crore

Divyenndu celebrated the success of *Mirzapur The Movie* on Instagram, thanking fans for their support as the film experienced remarkable box office performance, grossing ₹131.39 crore in just six days. Bucking predictions, it opened with ₹25.75 crore and continued to thrive. The film features returning cast and new talents, expanding the gripping narrative of the *Mirzapur* universe.

Russian hi-tech firms to join trade fair ahead of Brics Summit

Russia's leading hi-tech companies will unveil innovations in medical equipment, robotics, and transport digitalization at the Innoprom.India International Industrial Trade Fair, running September 9-11 in New Delhi. This event coincides with the Brics Summit and aims to enhance trade relations with India, where Moscow accounts for 45% of Russia’s trade. Trade imbalance remains a concern, but both sides seek cooperation in various sectors.

DUSU polls: Curbs on vehicular movement, first-yr students can file nominations

Delhi University has announced vehicle movement restrictions on key North Campus roads on September 10 and 11 due to the DUSU elections. First-year students can file nominations with necessary documentation despite lacking identity cards. The nomination process begins September 10, with voting set for September 18. The elections’ timeline is crucial for student participation and engagement.

NHAI sets 80% plantation target for highway projects, 90% sapling survival

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has strengthened plantation requirements for national highway projects, linking completion certification and maintenance payments to strict plantation and sapling survival targets. Contractors must plant on 80% of designated areas and maintain a 90% survival rate. This aligns with the Green Highways Policy of 2015, ensuring environmental compliance in highway projects.

World leaders are losing their terror of nuclear war

Fear has historically prompted American and Soviet leaders to avoid nuclear disaster, evidenced by pivotal moments like the Cuban missile crisis and the Reykjavik summit, which, despite initial perceptions of failure, laid the groundwork for future disarmament. Currently, however, major powers are expanding nuclear arsenals, showing little concern for global security. The once-unifying dread of nuclear annihilation has shifted to self-serving agendas, risking future peace.

‘You are Muslim’: Tigmanshu recalls Dilip Kumar’s Ganga Jamuna censorship row

Filmmaker Tigmanshu Dhulia recently discussed the history of censorship in Indian cinema, highlighting the 1961 film Ganga Jamuna, which faced censor board objections due to the character's dialogue, “Hey Ram,” because the actor, Dilip Kumar, was Muslim. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru intervened to have the film passed. Dhulia also criticized Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar films for lacking storytelling. Currently, he is promoting his film Ghamasan, set to release on ZEE5.

Employer’s legal help brings release of Kanpur engineer detained in Russia

Engineer Chandan Gupta has been released by Russian authorities two days after his arrest in Moscow, with his employer intervening and securing legal assistance. His wife, Sneha, confirmed his safe return in a video, alleviating family concerns. Chandan's arrest stemmed from alleged property damage. The Indian embassy also sought access during the proceedings.

Dermatologist shares 4 lip care tips every man should know

Make lip care a daily habit to prevent dryness and irritation, according to dermatologist Dr. Neha Solanki. Daily moisturizing lip balm, especially with SPF, protects the delicate lip barrier from environmental damage. Unlike facial skin, lips lack natural oils, making them vulnerable. Initiating care early prevents problems instead of treating them once they appear. Always consult a doctor for persistent concerns.

Chinese Horoscope, September 10, 2026, Daily astro guidance as per your zodiac

Today’s Fire Pig energy emphasizes patience and steady progress across all aspects of life. Practical decisions and calm judgment yield better results than impulsive actions. Relationships thrive through honest, unhurried dialogue, while work and finances require a focus on routine and disciplined choices. This balanced day advises avoiding risks and fostering an appreciation for gradual growth.

Will Apple stock rise after the iPhone 18 launch? Here's what history says

Apple stock typically rebounds after iPhone launches, often recovering within 30 to 60 days despite initial sell-offs, a trend noted by Bank of America analyst Wamsi Mohan. With the anticipated iPhone 18 launch, concerns arise regarding higher prices due to memory chip shortages. Investors will watch for impacts on demand, AI integration, and foldable iPhone sales.

The U.S. Wants Contractors to Hire More Vets. Most Are Falling Short of Targets

A Rand Corp. report reveals that federal contractors in the S&P 500 fell short in hiring military veterans, achieving only 2.4% against a 5.1% target. While veteran unemployment has dropped since 2011, companies struggle to recruit ex-service members, and corporate support appears to be waning, reducing transparency and program effectiveness since 2016.

Rapido rider sends ‘I love you’ text to Noida woman, dares her to file complaint

Two women reported harassment incidents involving Rapido riders in Noida, highlighting safety concerns. Moni Shandilya faced pressure from a rider who arrived in a car instead of a booked bike, while Geetika Srivastava received inappropriate messages from a delivery partner. Both urged Rapido to address these issues and ensure better safety measures for users.

Shelton cracked the Alcaraz code: How Ben turned 0-3 into his biggest win

In a historic US Open quarter-final, Ben Shelton upset Carlos Alcaraz, ending the Spaniard's 18-match Grand Slam winning streak with a victory in a thrilling 4-hour, 28-minute clash. Despite Alcaraz's impressive start, Shelton's powerful serves and strategic play led to his first win over a top-three opponent. This match showcased the evolving dynamics in tennis, proving anything can change on the court.

Bengaluru trails Delhi, Mumbai in clean air survey: How did it rank this year?

Bengaluru improved its Clean Air Survey 2026 ranking, moving to 32nd place with 152.6 points, though it still trails major cities like Delhi and Mumbai. Lucknow emerged as the cleanest city in the category over 10 lakhs, while the survey ranked cities based on pollution mitigation measures from the Swachh Vayu Survekshan Framework introduced in 2022-23.

High-protein sattu kadhi: Try chef Sanjeev Kapoor's healthier take on the dish

Celebrity chef Sanjeev Kapoor has revamped a classic kadhi recipe by substituting traditional besan with sattu for added protein, emphasizing that nutrient-rich meals can retain familiar flavors. The recipe includes yoghurt, spices, and a simple cooking method, promoting a nutritious upgrade during National Nutrition Week. This initiative showcases how small ingredient swaps enhance everyday dishes.

Why do you feel lonely even when you’re surrounded by people?

Loneliness arises not from a lack of people but from emotional disconnection, highlighting that meaningful connections matter more than mere presence. Nupur Dhakephalkar emphasizes the importance of being understood and accepted. Past traumas may hinder trust, fostering emotional distance. Ultimately, loneliness signals a deficiency in connection, not a personal flaw or weakness.

Women lead economy - Beneficiaries to wealth creators

India's development narrative increasingly positions women as key agents, transitioning from welfare to economic agency through policies enhancing access to finance, skills, and entrepreneurship. The Lakhpati Didi initiative, empowering SHG women, illustrates this shift. With significant female participation in financial programs, asset ownership, and decision-making, the focus is on ensuring women gain meaningful economic choices in a supportive integrated environment.

Indian SMEs are scaling faster than their risk strategies

India's insurance industry has rapidly transformed over the past 25 years, focusing initially on social security but now facing the challenge of aligning risk-mitigation strategies with growth. As enterprises evolve, so must their insurance frameworks to protect against emerging threats. A strategic and integrated approach is essential for long-term sustainability, particularly for fast-growing SMEs navigating new risks.

What should parents look for in a school preparing children for 2035

Parents in India are evolving their criteria for school selection beyond academic performance to include skills for a changing job market influenced by AI and automation. With nearly 25 crore students in 14.72 lakh schools, the focus is shifting towards fostering creativity, collaboration, and resilience. This holistic approach aims to ensure children are future-ready.

Reimagining oral health through science-led innovation

Oral health is transforming from a problem-focused approach to a preventive one, emphasizing proactive care and overall wellness. Advances in microbial research and enamel science support this shift, highlighting the link between oral and systemic health. Innovations now integrate consumer insights and sustainable practices, paving the way for personalized, predictive care that enhances quality of life.

CM Vijay's TVK alliance named ‘Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance’

In a significant political development, CM Vijay's alliance with the TVK has been officially named the ‘Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance’. This coalition aims to promote secularism and social justice in governance. The alliance's formation signals a strategic move ahead of upcoming elections, reflecting Vijay's commitment to inclusive policies and various community interests in the region.

Microwave vs air fryer: 10 differences to check before spending your money

An air fryer circulates hot air to create crispy, browned foods with minimal oil, making it ideal for snacks like samosas and fries. It suits those prioritizing low oil in meals, while a microwave is better for reheating and cooking liquid-heavy dishes. People may choose one based on their cooking preferences, but both serve distinct purposes in Indian kitchens.

Jaideep Ahlawat reacts to Akshaye Khanna comparison in Drishyam The Conclusion

Jaideep Ahlawat clarifies that he is not replacing Akshaye Khanna in "Drishyam: The Conclusion," as his character, Rajveer Tomar, is a new addition with a distinct narrative. The film's trailer reveals a fresh mystery following the events of "Drishyam 2." This third installment, starring an ensemble cast, releases in cinemas on October 2.

Duleep Trophy final: Ishan Kishan’s 80 gives East Zone 584-run lead

Kolkata's East Zone is on the brink of their first Duleep Trophy title in 13 years, leading South Zone by 584 runs after scoring 212/5 in their second innings. Ishan Kishan contributed 80 runs, following his earlier 270. South Zone struggled, with Tilak Varma's 99 being their highlight, but East's bowlers capitalized effectively.

AIADMK chief condemn TVK govt for negligence in paddy procurement

AIADMK leader Edappadi K Palaniswami condemned the C Joseph Vijay-led TVK government for its negligence in paddy procurement, leading to significant crop damage and farmer losses after recent rains in Tamil Nadu. He highlighted unprocured paddy bags left deteriorating in various districts, criticizing the government's inadequate response and warning of worsening agrarian distress and law enforcement issues. Inaction on Cauvery water releases has further exacerbated these troubles.

John Mulaney in early talks to portray Agent Maxwell Smart in Get Smart

Hollywood actor and comedian John Mulaney is in early discussions to play Agent Maxwell Smart in Warner Bros' reboot of ‘Get Smart,’ according to Variety. Seth Grahame-Smith will write the screenplay, while Andrew Lazar and Chuck Roven produce. The original series, created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry in 1965, ran for 138 episodes and won seven Emmys.

Indian woman in US shocked after thieves steal all 4 wheels from parked car

An Indian woman in the US, Aishika Soney, discovered all four wheels of her brother's car stolen, sparking widespread concern on social media. In her Instagram video, she detailed the theft, showing the car visibly lowered without wheels, while a note warned of similar vandalism incidents in the area. Many users shared their experiences, highlighting ongoing vehicle theft issues in the US.

Ditch minimalism: Reverse decluttering can bring back heart to your home

Broadcaster Jo Whiley champions “reverse decluttering,” inspired by Judi Dench’s home rich in personal items. This trend, promoting the display of sentimental treasures rather than hiding them, has seen a 5,000% surge in Google interest. Designers advocate for a more personalized aesthetic, urging homeowners to cherish meaningful objects amidst a culture of minimalist decor.

‘No heinous crimes’: SC lets Himachal withdraw 39 Covid-era cases on MPs, MLAs

The Supreme Court permitted the withdrawal of 65 criminal cases against politicians in Himachal Pradesh, deeming none involved serious crimes. Based on a 2021 ruling, the state sought permission from the high court. The cases, arising during the COVID-19 pandemic, were classified under non-violent offenses, highlighting the unique circumstances faced by public representatives at that time.