Logitech MX Keypad launches with AI controls aimed at developers and creators

Logitech has launched the MX Keypad in India, designed for developers to enhance their workflow with customizable physical controls. It integrates with platforms like GitHub Copilot and supports multiple coding tools, allowing users to assign tasks to keys for quicker access. Priced at ₹15,999, it promotes sustainability with recycled materials, emphasizing Logitech’s commitment to eco-friendly practices.

Have a small space? These collapsible wardrobes are the perfect ones for you

Collapsible wardrobes offer a lightweight, flexible storage solution ideal for small spaces and budgets. Made from materials like fabric and metal, they are easy to assemble and move. Options include various styles and sizes, perfect for organizing clothes and essentials. Proper care involves avoiding overload and regular cleaning. Ideal for temporary living or compact homes, they enhance organization efficiently.

How American universities get around the DEI backlash

Amid a Republican crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) at public universities, over 150 bills have been introduced since 2023, resulting in 34 laws across 19 states. Many universities have continued DEI initiatives under new names, despite political pressures. This trend indicates resistance to complete dismantling, as institutions seek to maintain diversity efforts while minimizing scrutiny.

Iran claims capture of ‘one of smartest’ US submarines in Strait of Hormuz

Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) announced on Tuesday that they seized a modern unmanned US submarine in the strategically crucial Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflicts in West Asia. The IRGC described the operation as a complex intelligence and operational action. Further details are forthcoming as the situation develops in this tense geopolitical environment.

Harry, Meghan 'surprised' by King Charles' letter on non-working royal status

Prince Harry and Meghan were taken aback by Buckingham Palace's public confirmation of their status as non-working royals, delivered just hours before its media release. The letter, from King Charles III, reiterated their continued lack of royal titles and stated that charity work would be private. Their return to the U.K. raises concerns about competing royal influences and security protections.

Bad weather prevents West Bengal CM's helicopter from landing in Kalimpong

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari's helicopter was unable to land in Kalimpong due to sudden cloud cover, prompting a return to Siliguri where he held a virtual administrative meeting. He assured a visit to Kalimpong on October 6 and discussed disaster preparedness, announcing a medical college and strict actions against corruption in the Gorkhaland Territorial Administration. This incident marks another weather-related travel disruption for Adhikari.

UN map shows Arunachal, Aksai Chin as separate between India, China; MEA reacts

The UN General Assembly recently adopted the "Correct the Map" resolution to promote fair representation on maps, focusing on equal-area cartography, which India supported. Despite this support, India's Ministry of External Affairs emphasized that the resolution does not endorse any specific map or alter the depiction of national borders, asserting sovereignty over Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

Room shortage, prices exceeding ₹2 lakh at Delhi luxury hotels ahead of BRICS

New Delhi's luxury hotels are facing a severe shortage of rooms and soaring prices ahead of the BRICS Summit on September 12-13, with many top hotels fully booked and night rates surpassing Rs 2.3 lakh. Industry leaders acknowledge the event's demand strains while emphasizing India's need to enhance its hospitality infrastructure to meet global tourism goals.

Why did Ray LaMontagne collapse on stage? What we know about singer’s health

Grammy-winning singer Ray LaMontagne collapsed on stage during a concert in Nashville due to dehydration from the heat, but was treated and is recovering well. His team confirmed he continued his tour, performing in Louisville shortly after the incident. LaMontagne is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his debut album, "Trouble," during this ongoing tour.

Noida techie moves to Bengaluru for work, loses job within a month

A techie in Bengaluru, having lost his job just a month after relocating, seeks advice on navigating his immediate financial concerns, including rent and food. With a strong background in AI and content, he contemplates freelancing and networking but lacks connections. Prior to this, he worked in Noida and aimed to capitalize on Bengaluru's startup scene.

Shalin Bhanot reacts to comparison with Qazi in Bigg Boss 20

Bigg Boss 20 has kicked off with intense drama, as contestants clash and form connections. Singer Qazi Touqeer is capturing attention, drawing comparisons to Shalin Bhanot due to his confrontational style. Shalin responded on social media, expressing frustration over being consistently mentioned. With his self-centered anecdotes, Qazi’s behavior evokes memories of past contestants, hinting at a competitive season ahead.

Israel announces closure of UK consulate in Jerusalem in response to sanctions

Israel has ordered the closure of the UK consulate in Jerusalem in retaliation for Western sanctions imposed by London following settlement-related violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar condemned accusations from British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband, who described settlers' actions as "ethnic cleansing," calling them "outrageous lies" amid escalating tensions.

Second killing in 8 days of Sept: Nine-year-old dies in leopard attack in village near KWS

Concerns over human-wildlife conflict at Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary have escalated following a recent leopard attack that killed nine-year-old Rajveer in Anand Nagar village. This incident follows the death of 28-year-old Ram Singh just weeks earlier. Forest officials are addressing the issue by installing camera traps and placing capture cages. Flooding has driven leopards closer to human settlements.

Gaurav Bhatia files ₹2 cr defamation case against Saurav Das, he responds

A heated exchange between Saurav Das and BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia escalated after Das shared a post alleging that Bhatia labeled influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj a “dimagi naxal.” Bhatia called the claim fake, demanding an apology and threatening legal action if unheeded. Das deleted the post, revealed it was AI-generated, but refused to apologize, leading to a ₹2 crore defamation lawsuit against CJP leadership.

Well beneath demolished mosque in Saharanpur estimated to be 200-250 years old in preliminary assessment

A well discovered beneath the debris of a demolished mosque on Saharanpur Collectorate premises is estimated to be 200-250 years old, as assessed by Uttar Pradesh archaeology officials. Found during debris removal, the 20-foot-deep well's construction details suggest historical significance, though thorough investigation is required. The site has a rich history, with speculation linking it to various historical periods.

Kareena Kapoor shares trailer for Ritu Kumar’s new couture collection

Kareena Kapoor showcases stunning outfits in Ritu Kumar’s new couture collection trailer, featuring opulent vintage-inspired ensembles and intricate craftsmanship, including the Jaisalmer jacket and skirt. The collaboration celebrates culture and elegance, with Kareena reflecting on her personal connection to the brand. Ritu Kumar's announcement highlights their enduring partnership and the artistry involved.

{Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan} Day 3 Bhai Randhir Singh Academy clinches double kho-kho titles

Ludhiana Bhai Randhir Singh Academy secured both the Under-14 and Under-17 boys’ kho-kho titles during the Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan 2026 Block Level Games on Tuesday. Events took place in four blocks, featuring athletics, volleyball, and kho-kho. Notable winners included BCM Lalto Kalan in volleyball and various athletes excelling in track and field across multiple categories and locations.

These affordable gaming controllers prove that great control need not cost more

To minimize input delay in gaming, prioritize a wired connection and a 1,000Hz polling rate for optimal responsiveness. Hall Effect joysticks, though pricier, enhance durability and precision, making them ideal for regular players. This article reviews various wired controllers, highlighting features and affordability, assisting gamers in selecting a suitable device for their needs.

Deepika Padukone flaunts baby bump in maternity shoot with Ranveer Singh and Dua

Deepika Padukone is set to welcome her second child, as announced in a heartfelt Instagram post with husband Ranveer Singh. They recently shared delightful maternity photos showcasing Deepika's baby bump alongside their daughter Dua. Directed by Atlee, her film "Raaka" with Allu Arjun is scheduled for release in 2027. Deepika and Ranveer married in 2018, welcoming Dua in 2024.

Apple’s $2,000 foldable iPhone: Can it finally make foldable phones mainstream?

Apple will unveil its first foldable iPhone on Wednesday in Cupertino, featuring a bendable display. Priced at around $2,000, the device faces challenges in gaining widespread acceptance due to its high cost and consumer hesitation regarding foldable technology. This launch marks a critical test for Apple's innovation amid a changing competitive landscape in the smartphone market.

Gourav Mohanty: “When we reimagine epics, we become mythological DJs”

"Sons of Darkness" reinterprets the Mahabharata, emphasizing moral ambiguity and flawed characters rather than conventional heroes and villains, as the author,Rutvik Bhandari, explores perspectives of traditionally vilified figures like Shakuni. This novel blends Indian epic narratives with global epic fantasy influences, challenging readers to question established morals and societal issues like consent and duty.

61-year-old listed as dead among electors flagging flawed SIR notices in Karnataka

Donald Joseph Rego, 61, discovered he was labeled as "dead" on the electoral roll, prompting a frustrating series of visits to election officials before his record was finally corrected. This issue reflects a broader problem, with over 4.3 million voters facing discrepancies. The ongoing revision exercise has raised significant concerns about electoral accuracy across Karnataka.

Who is Neha Marvya, IAS officer transferred 4 times in a year?

Madhya Pradesh IAS officer Neha Marvya has been transferred for the fourth time in a year, citing the hindrance to effective functioning due to short tenures. Her latest transfer, just 50 days after taking charge, follows a protest from employees against her. Marvya alleges threats from subordinates and questions the systemic issues affecting IAS officers. Previously, she faced similar challenges in her roles.

France, UK, Canada among 12 nations planning sanctions on Israeli settlements

Twelve countries, including Britain, Canada, and France, announced sanctions on trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank due to escalating violence against Palestinian villages by Israeli settlers. The foreign ministers emphasized the need for Israel to halt settlement expansion and ensure accountability, stressing that their actions threaten the two-state solution amid deteriorating conditions in the region.

Express deliveries depend on your bowling rhythm: Tushar Deshpande

Mumbai pacer Tushar Deshpande is making headlines in the Duleep Trophy, clocking an impressive 153.9 kph, showcasing potential for a strong domestic season. At 31, he reflects on his development, emphasizing the importance of gradual workloads to avoid injuries. Deshpande aims for India A selection amid a split Ranji Trophy schedule that eases demands on fast bowlers.

Wasim says he’s not afraid to speak his mind on ‘mentor and friend’ Imran Khan

Former Pakistan bowler Wasim Akram publicly spoke about the health concerns of his friend and mentor, Imran Khan, who has been imprisoned since 2023 on corruption charges. Akram, along with other cricket legends, urged the government to ensure Khan receives proper medical care amid growing worries from his family. Akram emphasized caring for Khan’s health over political issues surrounding his imprisonment.

Ponting joins Australia Champions as owner, Warner named captain for WCL 3

Ricky Ponting has joined the Australia Champions as an owner, and David Warner has been named captain for the World Championship of Legends (WCL) Season 3. The announcement was made at a press conference in Melbourne, signaling a new era for the franchise. Ponting expressed enthusiasm for building a strong team, while Warner looks forward to leading and entertaining fans.

Chinmayi Sripaada questions BAPS over Eiffel Tower row: Will women pollute them?

Singer Chinmayi Sripaada criticized the Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) for allegedly requesting women employees at the Eiffel Tower to leave during their visit, leading to a staff strike. BAPS later denied any wrongdoing, stating their visit had been coordinated in advance. This incident has raised concerns about gender discrimination within workplace protocols.

In NIA charge sheet, no terror charges against US national VanDyke, 6 Ukrainians

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) charged US national Mathew Aaron VanDyke and six Ukrainians under the Immigration and Foreigners Act for illegal entry, rather than under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act as initially thought. They allegedly entered India to train armed groups in drone warfare. NIA is conducting further investigations into potential terrorism links and related activities. VanDyke, a veteran, claims erroneous accusations.

Babar Azam breaks silence on PCB sending 7 players back and launching inquiry

Pakistan cricket faces unprecedented turmoil ahead of the third Test against England at Edgbaston, following two significant defeats and the removal of seven players along with coaching staff changes. Captain Babar Azam, who performed poorly in recent matches, asserted he was unaware of the PCB decisions impacting the team, as they navigate a disciplinary inquiry. Previously, he excelled in the Caribbean series, reminding critics of his recent success.