Rani Mukerji's mother Krishna Mukerji passes away at 75

Rani Mukerji's mother, Krishna Mukerji, has passed away at 75, as confirmed by the family statement released Tuesday afternoon, expressing gratitude for support and requesting privacy in their grief. Krishna, a noted playback singer, famously encouraged Rani's film career, even doubting her potential after a first screen test in a revealing 2025 interview.

Eugene and RC Horsch: What were they like? Old friend, neighbors open up

Seven missing women are linked to the Olney home of late Raymond Charles 'RC' Horsch and his son, Eugene, raising fears of a serial killer. Insights from neighbors and an old friend reveal unsettling details about their behavior and connections. Despite this, no direct accusations have been made against them, as investigations continue and no remains have been discovered.

Charlie Cox's 'Daredevil: Born Again' to conclude with season three

Marvel Studios' "Daredevil: Born Again" will conclude with its upcoming third season, set to premiere on Disney in 2027, and has completed production. The series revives the story of the blind lawyer-vigilante Matt Murdock, played by Charlie Cox, and introduces characters from Netflix's original Marvel shows, further expanding connections established in earlier seasons.

No advisory for cops to avoid uniforms outside of stations, says Punjab Police

Fear over Punjab's declining law and order has prompted calls for Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's resignation, as opposition leaders criticize the government's handling of safety issues. Claims of police advisories to avoid wearing uniforms while on duty have been dismissed as false propaganda by Punjab officials, amidst concerns for officer and public safety following recent violence.

REITs vs bonds vs property: Where do they fit in an investor's portfolio?

Investors in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) purchase units representing diversified portfolios of income-producing properties. Unlike fixed deposits or bonds, REITs provide variable distributions influenced by property performance and market conditions, affected by interest rates. With limited historical data in India, comparing REITs to traditional investments offers insights into unique risks and benefits, especially in fluctuating interest environments.

Turkey school shooting: 8 injured as student opens fire; shooter held

A student opened fire outside Inci Uzmez Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School in Turkey's Manisa on Tuesday, injuring at least eight pupils, with two critically wounded. The assailant has been apprehended. The motive remains unclear, with prior deadly school shootings sparking calls for enhanced security measures and tighter gun control ahead of the 2026-2027 academic year.

India's REIT story is getting bigger: What Singapore can teach Indian investors

As of August 2026, Indian investors can choose from six listed REITs, managing over ₹3.17 lakh crore in assets, contrasting sharply with Singapore's diverse 39 REITs valued at S$100 billion. Singapore's mature market includes various property sectors and international assets, while India's REITs primarily focus on commercial properties. India's REIT landscape continues evolving with a limited but growing scope.

CM Vijay launches expanded breakfast scheme as schoolbag search sparks row

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay launched the expanded ‘Perunthalaivar Kamarajar Breakfast Scheme’ on Tuesday, benefiting an additional 1.53 million students across 15,454 schools. Despite opposition from the DMK, particularly regarding police searches of student bags during the event, the government emphasized the scheme's importance, allocating ₹217.63 crore this financial year. The initiative, originally targeted at grades 1-5, now extends to grades 6-8.

Delhi traffic challan pendency crosses 40 million; lawyers oppose new rules

Delhi courts face an overwhelming backlog of over 40 million traffic challans, with 15,000 to 20,000 new cases daily, largely from cameras and manual generation. Recent amendments to the Central Motor Vehicles Rules allow motorists to contest fines but require a 50% deposit. This has sparked controversy, leading to protests from lawyers, while police support the changes aimed at accountability. Critics warn it may compromise public convenience, highlighting the need for a more accessible national database for traffic violations.

Cal HC dismisses 'sand mafioso' Tulu Mondal's revisional petition against arrest warrant

The Calcutta High Court dismissed Tulu Mondal's application against an arrest warrant for alleged illegal sand and stone trading, noting he fled India on May 23. Police seized 5 kg of gold bars and over Rs 28.53 crore from an associate, linking Mondal to organized crime. Chief Minister Adhikari emphasized a crackdown on mafia syndicates.

Sharad Pawar flags Tata Sons board decisions: ‘Role must be preserved’

Nationalist Congress Party (SP) chief Sharad Pawar urged the preservation of the Tata Group’s philanthropic governance model, stressing that corporate decisions at Tata Sons must respect the affirmative voting rights of Tata Trusts, which own 66% of the company. Pawar cited recent governance anomalies and emphasized the importance of adhering to company bylaws to maintain the legacy of Jamshedji Tata and the Tata family.

Lizzie Borden House: What happened to the home after murders? Can people visit?

Lizzie Borden's house, where her parents were murdered, gains renewed attention following Netflix's *Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story*, examining her infamous trial and acquittal for the 1892 murders. Located in Fall River, Massachusetts, the historically significant house now operates as a bed and breakfast, drawing visitors intrigued by the unsolved case. Lizzie died in 1927 under lingering suspicion.

'Wrong to fix guilt on upper castes': IIT-B alumnus amid student suicide row

The suicide of a second-year BTech student at IIT-Bombay has sparked controversy following the suspension of Dean Suryanarayana Doolla, accused of abetting the act via caste discrimination. While many support Doolla, who was enforcing exam rules, others call for reform in how caste issues are handled in such cases. The incident highlights the complexities of student stress and academic pressure.

One held in Astha Kunj Park rape case after police encounter, two others questioned

A man, Asif, was arrested following a police encounter related to the rape of a 17-year-old girl near Kalkaji Mandir. He allegedly posed as a policeman with two others, threatening and assaulting the girl. Asif opened fire on police during his apprehension but was wounded. Investigations continue as police seek the other suspects and address security issues in the park.

Nutritionist shares ‘dadi's remedy’ for migraines: Experts reveal if it works

A new remedy for headaches and migraines combines roasted makhana, dry coconut, poppy seeds, melon seeds, walnuts, and dhaga mishri with warm milk and almond oil, promoted by nutritionist Kiran Kukreja. Experts, however, caution against relying solely on this mix for relief, highlighting the importance of a balanced diet and proper hydration instead.

Need more room to work? Laptops with 16 inch displays worth checking out

When buying a 16-inch laptop, prioritize display quality, processor performance, weight, battery life, RAM, and storage to meet your specific needs. Options range from the Galaxy Book 6 for productivity to the HP Omen 16 for gaming. A larger display enhances multitasking but requires careful selection to balance features and portability for your lifestyle.

Noida founder on running a company while pregnant: ‘Ambition doesn’t stop’

Noida entrepreneur Diksha Kuriyal, 31, embraces her third trimester while managing her branding agency, TechQilla, demonstrating that ambition and pregnancy can coexist. Despite physical challenges, she remains committed to her role, fostering a supportive workplace culture. Kuriyal challenges societal norms about timing for motherhood, advocating for flexibility and empathy in professional settings.

Mumbai’s new trophy asset: Why the ultra-rich are buying entire towers

Mumbai’s ultra-luxury residential market is witnessing a shift as wealthy buyers pursue entire buildings instead of individual apartments, highlighted by Dinesh Thakkar’s ₹711 crore purchase of a tower at Embassy Terrazza. This deal underscores a trend towards exclusivity and privacy in prime locations, driven by rising wealth and limited availability of large homes in coveted areas.

Trump to sign deal Tuesday that leaves Greenland in Danish hands

Donald Trump will sign a security deal on Tuesday with Denmark and Greenland, resolving a dispute over the Arctic island while keeping it under Danish sovereignty. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen hailed it as mutually beneficial, emphasizing cooperation without loss of sovereignty. Details include expanded U.S. military presence and oversight, following months of negotiations amidst previous tensions over annexation threats.

NDMC approves new waste rules, fixes monthly charges and spot fines

The New Delhi Municipal Council has enacted new Solid Waste Management bye-laws mandating monthly user fees for waste generators in residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Charges range from Rs 100 for small residential properties to Rs 3,000 for commercial offices. The regulations include penalties for improper waste management and aim to enhance waste segregation practices.

Auto driver earning ₹75,000 spends ₹1.4 lakh on daughter’s education

An auto driver’s account of his ₹75,000 monthly income, strained by ₹1.4 lakh in school fees for his daughter, sparked significant social media discussion on education costs and financial sacrifice. Users offered varied advice and expressed admiration for his dedication, highlighting a broad concern over exorbitant schooling expenses. The video highlights the driver’s challenges amidst his commitment to his daughter’s education.

Man shot by ICE in Texas back in hospital due to bullet in the back

A Venezuelan man, Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, shot by ICE officers during a delivery in Austin, returned to the hospital with a bullet in his back after being released into custody without adequate medical care. Advocates and lawmakers demand an independent investigation into the shooting amid rising scrutiny of ICE's violent tactics during enforcement operations, recalling persistent civil rights concerns.

Rima Das joins jury for New Currents Award at Busan International Film Festival

Filmmaker Rima Das has been appointed a juror for the New Currents Award at the 31st Busan International Film Festival, alongside Shim Eun-kyung and Shan Zuolong. The award honors emerging Asian filmmakers and includes a cash prize of KRW 20 million. Das, whose films have a history at Busan, is excited about her role this year. The festival runs from October 6 to 15.

‘Very constructive’: Macron discusses West Asia conflict, Ukraine war with Trump

French President Emmanuel Macron reported "very constructive" talks with US President Donald Trump regarding conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine ahead of the UN gathering. They discussed reopening the Strait of Hormuz and supporting Ukraine with defensive systems. Macron's visit follows discussions with Canadian PM Mark Carney, marking a focus on international security and trade issues.

Police fire tear gas as farmers block Delhi-Chandigarh highway at Shahbad

Karnal police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse farmers and activists from the Bhartiya Kisan Union (Charuni) attempting to block the Delhi-Chandigarh highway during a protest for immediate paddy procurement. Despite talks with authorities, protestors led by Gurnam Singh Charuni insisted on their demands following the government's failure to act by the September 20 deadline set by the union.

CBSE Board Exam 2027: LOC submission to begin on September 24, notice here

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has set submission dates for the 2027 Board Examination's List of Candidates (LOC), from September 24 to October 21, 2026. Class 10 students must submit their LOC for their first board exam in February-March. Only regular students from affiliated schools can apply, ensuring adherence to eligibility criteria. Detailed requirements are outlined on cbse.gov.in.

Angh comes from a point of internal conflict for myself: TIFF award-winning filmmaker Theja Rio

The film "Angh," directed by Theja Rio, is Nagaland's first entry at the Toronto International Film Festival, depicting a tribal chief’s struggle against cultural loss amid the arrival of Christianity in the 1960s. Lauded for its storytelling and cinematography, it explores deep themes of faith and tradition while highlighting the impact of missionaries on indigenous communities. Rio dedicates the film's success to his home state.

Raghav Juyal and Suma Kanakala’s dance at The Paradise event goes viral

Nani praised Raghav Juyal for his exceptional energy and talent at the pre-release event for *The Paradise*, calling him a rock star and predicting his rise in Indian cinema. The film marks Raghav's Tollywood debut alongside Nani, who plays a rebel leader. Directed by Srikanth Odela, it features a strong cast and viral dance performances.

Bribery case: Kerala govt orders probe into ED report on action against ex-CM Vijayan

The Keralam government has ordered an investigation into former chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan and his family, following an Enforcement Directorate report alleging bribery related to Cochin Minerals and Rutile Limited. Evidence suggests Vijayan received ₹3.28 crore in kickbacks through intermediary channels. The CPI(M) claims these actions reflect political vendetta by the BJP-led Union government.

Austin ICE shooting: Protesters spray paint ‘kill Donald Trump’ on wall

A viral video on X captures anti-ICE protesters spray painting “KlLL DONALD TRUMP” at the site of an Austin ICE shooting, where Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan national, remains in custody. Amidst widespread condemnation online, his attorney reveals he is in poor health and facing deportation due to a missed hearing notice sent to an outdated address.