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UPSWC seeks action-taken report in bus gang rape case
AGRA: The UP State Women’s Commission has demanded a detailed action report from Gautam Buddh Nagar police regarding the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl on a sleeper bus in Noida on August 4. The victim, who was assaulted by the driver and conductor, was abandoned in Delhi. Both suspects are in custody. Local officials call for urgent justice.

The John Ternus era: How Apple is redefining design beyond the Jony Ive years
John Ternus has transformed Apple's design philosophy by emphasizing engineering, software-hardware synergy, and vibrant aesthetics, moving past Jony Ive’s era. His innovations improve thermal management in devices like the MacBook and facilitate in-house 5G technology. Ternus also introduced a colorful product lineup, reflecting a modern blend of performance and style in Apple products.

'Novak Djokovic isn't retiring', but experts fear his body may have other plans
Novak Djokovic faced a devastating first-round loss at the US Open, marking his earliest exit from a major in 20 years as he succumbed to Mariano Navone in five sets. Physically struggles, including vomiting, raised concerns about his future, though experts support his resolve to continue competing. Djokovic acknowledged ongoing health issues impacting his performance throughout the year.

Kaushambi blast: House of cracker unit owner’s son demolished
Authorities in Uttar Pradesh's Kaushambi demolished an illegally constructed house belonging to Adil, son of a factory owner, late Tuesday evening. The structure, which included commercial and residential spaces, lacked necessary map approval. This action followed the demolition of four shops linked to the owner, highlighting ongoing efforts to address illegal constructions in the region.

Women returning from maternity leave entitled to position before leave: HC
The Delhi High Court ruled that a woman returning from maternity leave must be reinstated in her previous position or offered an equivalent role, emphasizing that motherhood should not lead to workplace disadvantages. The case arose from a woman’s claim against her employer, leading to the court's directive for clear maternity discrimination guidelines and compensation of Rs 10 lakh for her distress.

AIADMK's EPS jibes TVK on ‘Vijay as PM’ pitch: ‘Could even become US President’
AIADMK leader Edappadi K Palaniswami mocked TVK supporters' suggestion of Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay as a prime ministerial candidate, quipping he could aim for the U.S. presidency too. He criticized the current government’s use of social media, labeled Vijay a "costly chief minister," and noted rising crime rates. Tensions are escalating between Congress and TVK over candidacy disputes.

Timber, Plaskett wildfires grow in Monterey County: Know what's closed
Northern Highway 1 is closed from Mile Marker 56 south of the Little Sur River to Mile Marker 45 near Big Sur Deli due to two major wildfires in Monterey County. The Plaskett fire has reached 26,734 acres with only 1% containment, prompting evacuation orders in multiple zones. Emergency shelters are operational while the cause remains under investigation.

Stock market today: Dow, Nasdaq, S&P 500 fall as oil, yields rise
US stocks began September with declines amid fears of rising oil prices, increased bond yields, and potential Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. The Dow dropped 301 points, the S&P 500 fell 0.7%, and the Nasdaq suffered a 1.1% loss. Investors are cautious as inflation concerns grow, particularly affecting tech stocks reliant on borrowing.

Smart glasses breach Kashi Vishwanath’s no-camera rule, visitor films sanctum sanctorum
A visitor reportedly breached Kashi Vishwanath Temple’s strict rules against recording devices by using camera-equipped smart glasses to film the ritual ‘Abhishek’. The incident surfaced when a video showed him performing the ritual and taking selfies, prompting swift action from temple authorities. They have called for heightened security checks to prevent future occurrences of such violations.

‘Vote for even a dog with bell’: SP MLC urges loyalty to Akhilesh Yadav’s pick
Samajwadi Party’s Leader of Opposition, Lal Bihari Yadav, ignited controversy by urging supporters to vote for any candidate chosen by SP chief Akhilesh Yadav, even jokingly referring to a dog as a suitable candidate. His remarks, made during a meeting in Azamgarh to rally support for the Gorakhpur-Faizabad Teachers’ Constituency elections, prompted backlash from BJP leaders, emphasizing the need for decorum.

Kunal Kapur shares green chilli pickle recipe that can be prepared in 5 minutes
Celebrity chef Kunal Kapur recently shared a quick recipe for spicy green chilli pickle, enhancing everyday meals with bold flavors. The preparation involves washing and cutting 250 grams of green chillies, mixing with spices, oil, and vinegar, and allowing the mixture to rest for flavor development. Pickles are a staple in desi cuisine, offering tangy zest.

Barca star Lamine Yamal's 'lookalike' found in Kerala, teen goes viral
Fifteen-year-old Alan James from Kerala has skyrocketed to fame due to his resemblance to Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal, with a viral video garnering over 14 million views. While locals recognized the similarity, James credits a vlogger's video for his sudden popularity. Despite the attention, he remains grounded, aspiring to connect with Yamal someday after playing football since childhood.

Lindsay Clancy trial: Jury says ‘they are deadlocked’ - Know what's next
The jury in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial cannot reach a unanimous verdict after four days of deliberation, prompting Judge William Sullivan to instruct them to continue. If the jury remains deadlocked, they may shift to considering lesser charges. Defense attorney Kevin Reddington is prepared for a retrial, emphasizing jurors' engagement during the lengthy proceedings. Clancy, held at a psychiatric facility, awaits the outcome.

Merit, transparency in govt services top priority: Yogi
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced a transparent recruitment system prioritizing merit in government services, emphasizing the revised selection process for the UP Pollution Control Board’s Group B officers. The new system, with an 85% weightage on written exams, aims to enhance efficiency. A one-month training program, including a week at IIM-Lucknow, follows the recruitment. The changes stem from amendments to 1995 regulations.

Sachin Tendulkar, honorary IAF Group Captain, praises Operation Safed Sagar
Netflix’s *Operation Safed Sagar* portrays the Indian Air Force's Golden Arrows Squadron during the Kargil War, highlighting the courage and sacrifice of its young officers amidst high-altitude missions. With impressive aerial action featuring the MiG-21, the series offers a profound look at the human experiences behind warfare. Directed by Oni Sen, it has received acclaim from notable figures like Sachin Tendulkar.

CM Vijay gifts his Dior sunglasses to elderly woman, sweet gesture goes viral
In a heartwarming gesture, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay surprised an elderly woman named Chellam by gifting her his sunglasses during an impromptu stop in Salem while on official duties. During this brief visit, he engaged with local farmers, distributed gifts, and checked on Chellam's well-being, reminding her of his enduring connection with the people despite leaving acting.

Whirlpool Luxuriem brings premium 4-door refrigerators with flexible cooling
Whirlpool of India has unveiled its Luxuriem range of premium 4-door refrigerators, targeting modern households with enhanced storage flexibility and food preservation. Featuring 360° Triple Cooling Technology, the 654-litre model ensures superior temperature management. Designed to accommodate larger utensils, the range boasts innovative features like a convertible compartment and zero-bending crisper drawers, with prices starting at ₹98,000.

The Most Expensive College Towns in America
In major college towns across the U.S., affluent parents are reshaping real estate by purchasing homes for their students, transitioning from investments to secondary residences. While Boulder sees a cooling condo market amidst high luxury sales, Westwood and New York's Greenwich Village thrive on parent-driven demand. In contrast, Wellesley remains a suburban community dominated by primary homeowners.

Who was Erin Piacenti? Times Square stabbing victims identified as NJ couple
A New Jersey woman, Erin Piacenti, 32, was fatally stabbed in Times Square during a "random and unprovoked" attack by Pamela Cisneros, 49, who was shot by police after charging at them with knives. Cisneros, known for mental health issues, had previous police encounters. An investigation is underway, with body camera footage to be released.

Rescuers battle debris, mud at Nepal hydropower tunnel as families hold ‘hope’
Flash floods in Nepal have devastated 12 hydropower projects in Rasuwa and Nuwakot, causing significant damage and leaving 1,003 dead. Families of missing workers are urging authorities to expedite search efforts amid challenging conditions, as rescuers navigate blocked tunnels. The projects' capacities total 670 MW, with many affected sites still unclear about the whereabouts of trapped workers.

Three Takeaways from Vance’s Closed-Door Speech to Jewish Republicans
Vice President JD Vance addressed Jewish Republicans in Las Vegas, discussing issues like the Michigan Senate race and the U.S.-Israel relationship. He condemned candidate Abdul El-Sayed, reaffirmed the importance of the U.S.-Israel alliance, and acknowledged rising suspicion among younger Americans. Vance, seen as a potential 2028 presidential candidate, emphasized the need for dialogue with critics like podcaster Joe Rogan.

Woman says father travelled 14 hours after she told him she missed him. Watch
A heartwarming video captures a father traveling 14 hours to surprise his daughter after she expressed missing him. The emotional surprise highlights unconditional love, with viewers reacting positively, praising his commitment and the efforts he made during his short visit. The daughter noted his actions underscored that sometimes, parents simply show up.

10-year Treasury yield hits 2025 high as Iran tensions fuel oil, inflation fears
US Treasury yields rose on Tuesday due to renewed Middle Eastern tensions, which are driving oil prices higher and igniting inflation fears. The 10-year yield increased to 4.788%, the highest since January 2025. Factors such as geopolitical instability and heavy AI-related debt issuance are pressuring the bond market, leaving investors uncertain about the economic outlook.

Dutch woman shares Delhi-Agra train experience, says ‘we expected much worse’
A Dutch-Moldovan couple traveling from Delhi to Agra on an Indian Railways sleeper train found their AC cabin clean and surprisingly pleasant for just 6 euros, though they criticized the "disgusting" toilets. Upon arrival at Agra station, they faced chaos. Social media users reacted, suggesting better travel destinations in India, like Kerala or the Northeast.

Swara Bhasker doubles down on backlash for remark on Jauhar scene in Padmaavat
At a recent event, Swara Bhasker criticized the Jauhar sequence in the film *Padmaavat*, arguing it sends a harmful message to rape survivors, implying they should choose death over dishonor. She expressed her outrage, particularly about an image of a pregnant woman, calling it problematic. Swara later affirmed on social media that survivors deserve life post-trauma. *Padmaavat* depicts Rani Padmavati leading a mass self-immolation after a defeat.

Chhattisgarh: ED raids seven locations in state in CGPSC case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) launched searches at seven locations in Chhattisgarh related to a money laundering probe into alleged irregularities in the 2021 Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission recruitment exam. Key figure KK Chandrakar's premises were searched, amid claims of favoritism benefiting officials' relatives. Former CGPSC chairman Taman Singh Sonwani has faced multiple arrests tied to these corruption allegations.

CM Grid Phase 3 in Bareilly: 146 structures face bulldozer as road widening begins
The Bareilly Municipal Corporation has identified 146 encroachments on a 1.5-km road stretch as it initiates the CM-Grid Phase 3 project. Notices have been issued for removal, allowing 15 days for compliance before potential demolition. Residents, fearing loss of homes and businesses, seek alternatives. The project aims to enhance infrastructure and alleviate traffic congestion.

36 wickets in 4 Tests, dismissed Richards twice; career faded with Kumble's rise
Narendra Hirwani's explosive Test debut in 1988 saw him take a record 16 wickets, creating immense expectations. Despite early success, he struggled overseas, ending with 66 wickets from 17 Tests. However, his first-class career thrived post-India, finishing with 732 wickets. Hirwani's journey highlights the fleeting nature of success and the burden of expectation in cricket history.

What kills desire in long-term relationships? Therapist explains…
Emotional fusion, where partners become overly entangled and lose individuality, is the primary reason desire diminishes in long-term relationships, according to therapist Jeff Guenther. To reignite the spark, couples should pursue separate interests and maintain their identities. Ultimately, desire thrives on space and mystery, not on sameness, which often leads to fading attraction.

Can expensive products slow ageing? Dermatologist debunks 5 skincare myths
Skincare should be simple and tailored to individual needs rather than age-based myths. Key misconceptions debunked include: anti-ageing regimens can start before age 40, overall skin quality matters more than just wrinkles, efficacy isn’t tied to cost, fewer products are better, and aesthetic procedures can’t replace good skincare. Healthy ageing requires a consistent, informed approach.


