DGCA finds ‘serious findings in top airlines’ during audit ahead of key US check

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) found “serious findings” during safety audits of IndiGo, Air India, Akasa Air, and SpiceJet, ahead of a crucial FAA assessment scheduled for November 16-20. These audits revealed significant compliance issues, prompting airlines to respond to the DGCA. Background: The FAA last assessed India in 2021, maintaining its Category 1 status amid rising operational concerns.

'Messiah on duty' Sonu Sood reaches Nepal, vows to help flood victims. See pics

Devastating floods in Nepal have claimed 939 lives, leaving nearly 4,000 missing, prompting Bollywood actor Sonu Sood to visit the country and aid relief efforts. Sharing his commitment on Instagram, Sood pledged ongoing support, while fans and fellow actors rallied for assistance. The Indian Embassy is also aiding in identifying victims among the deceased.

Bihar appoints Patna HC judge to head exams reforms committee

The Bihar government has appointed Patna High Court judge Justice Harish Kumar as chairman of the newly formed Bihar Examination Reforms Expert Committee to address irregularities in competitive exams. The committee will recommend reforms within three months to enhance exam integrity, transparency, and efficiency across various levels. This initiative follows concerns over question leaks and exam management issues in the state.

Why stock market is down today: Sensex, Nifty crash explained

Indian benchmark indices plunged early Wednesday, with Nifty 50 down 0.82% to 23,858 and BSE Sensex off 0.61% to 76,471.32 amidst escalating Middle East tensions due to new US strikes on Iran, driving oil prices above $96 a barrel. Higher oil prices threaten India's import costs and inflation. Increased US rates amid market uncertainty add pressure to emerging markets.

September US immigration changes: 5 major changes to watch out for

September brings significant changes for US immigration applicants, impacting green cards, H-1B workers, and international students. Key dates include the end of Duration of Status for F-1 students on September 15 and the adoption of a revised Form I-485 and new public charge rules on September 18. Proposed changes for H-1B fees and grace periods are pending. Understanding these updates is crucial for applicants.

Tarot Horoscope Today, September 2, 2026

Today's energy encourages individuals to focus on their priorities rather than getting scattered by numerous options. Each zodiac sign is advised to reflect on personal growth, emotional balance, and clarity through unique rituals and supportive crystals. This guidance stems from the need for mental clarity, personal boundaries, and the ability to manage future aspirations effectively.

1,500-page charge sheet filed on Delhi fire that killed 23, B&B owner named

Delhi Police has filed a 1,500-page charge sheet against Lovkesh Bajaj, owner of a bed and breakfast, and others for culpable homicide and negligence related to a devastating fire that killed 23 people, including foreign nationals. The B&B violated safety regulations, operating a full restaurant and additional rooms without permits. The incident highlights critical safety compliance failures in Delhi.

Husband fined ₹4.4 lakh, jailed for using robot vacuum to record wife’s affair

A man in Taiwan has been sentenced to five months in prison and fined $4,700 for invading his wife's privacy by using a robot vacuum cleaner to secretly record her affair. The husband claimed he sought evidence for a lawsuit against his wife and her lover, but the court ruled his actions violated her privacy rights. The couple married in 2021 and the husband's suspicions led to the unauthorized recording.

First week after a breakup? Psychologist shares 5 ways to ground yourself

In the emotionally tumultuous week following a breakup, it is essential to stabilize feelings rather than rush healing. Psychologist Shireen Dargan emphasizes the importance of basic self-care, acknowledging emotions, reducing digital triggers, maintaining connections with trusted individuals, and avoiding impulsive decisions. Healing is non-linear; seek professional help if feelings become overwhelming. This period sets a foundational tone for recovery.

FIR against woman for killing two daughters in Bengaluru

A 40-year-old woman, Uma Devi, has been charged with allegedly murdering her four-month-old twin daughters before attempting suicide in Bengaluru. The tragedy unfolded at their home, with authorities noting Devi's struggle with postpartum depression. Despite prior psychiatric treatment, her behavior deteriorated, culminating in the incident, which is now under investigation by local police.

EPL clubs spend USD 4.7B in transfer window as Enzo signing caps USD 600M City spree

English soccer showcased its financial dominance with a record USD 4.7 billion spent during the summer transfer window, highlighted by Manchester City’s acquisition of Enzo Fernandez for 125 million pounds. The Premier League's spending surpassed that of other leagues combined, driven by lucrative broadcasting deals and revised financial regulations, reinforcing its status in global soccer.

NCLT stays Zee founder Subhash Chandra's ₹6.5 crore repayment plan

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has temporarily halted Zee founder Subhash Chandra’s ₹6.5 crore repayment plan due to a lack of majority support, prompting a reassessment of the proposal opposed by major creditors. A five-member special bench will review the case, with a hearing set for 23 September. The repayment plan aims to settle personal guarantees related to corporate debts.

Iran claims 5 killed at wedding during US attack: 'Turned it into a funeral'

At least five people, including a four-year-old, were killed and 68 injured in an attack during a wedding near Sirik, Iran. The Iranian government condemned the assault, describing the event as a tragic transformation from joy to sorrow, vowing to respond to the violence. Such attacks underscore the region's ongoing instability and security challenges.

SBI PO Prelims Result 2026 declared at sbi.co.in, direct link to check scorecard

State Bank of India has released the SBI PO Prelims Result 2026 for candidates who took the exam on August 1 and 2, 2026. Results can be accessed via sbi.co.in, where candidates can view roll numbers and download scorecards. The main examination is scheduled for September 12, 2026, with hall tickets available soon.

Babar develops fever ahead of 3rd Test amid ongoing chaos in Pakistan cricket

Pakistan's cricket team is in turmoil after poor performances in the England Test series, leading to the PCB dismissing head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and recalling seven players. Captain Babar Azam, suffering from fever but expected to recover, has struggled with the bat. The PCB's drastic changes faced backlash from former players, highlighting ongoing chaos in Pakistani cricket.

Hanuman Ansh, made for ₹2 crore, beats Yash's ₹500 crore Toxic at the box office

**"Hanuman Ansh Surprises Box Office with Record Gains"**: The film Hanuman Ansh, tracing the spiritual journey of Lakshman Das into Neem Karoli Baba, outperformed expectations, earning over ₹50 crore net since its August release. Despite a modest ₹2 crore budget and a slow start, its box office growth surged as Toxic floundered, illustrating its appeal. Directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, it initially opened in less than 100 theatres.

Once invisible, 42,000 waste pickers now recognised as climate champions under UN project

In New Delhi, informal waste workers, vital to the circular economy, are gaining recognition through Project Utthaan, supported by UNDP. Since 2020, initiatives have provided bank accounts, savings habits, and insurance, transforming lives and enhancing dignity. With over 42,000 participants, the project emphasizes their role as environmental leaders, fostering economic security and community awareness.

Who is Mark Kaufman? John Paul ‘JP’ Miller's friend in focus amid Mica's death

Mark Kaufman, a close friend of John Paul ‘JP’ Miller, has attracted attention following Netflix's docuseries *Death of the Pastor's Wife*, which explores Mica Miller's suicide. Notably, Kaufman had a significant role in Mica's life and the subsequent events, including transferring a plane to his company. Speculation about his involvement in Mica's death has arisen, particularly regarding his alibi.

‘Adult money turns dreams into reality’: Woman gifts parents Malaysia trip

A viral video captures a woman surprising her parents with their first international trip to Malaysia, funded by her adult earnings, evoking emotional reactions online. Viewers praised her heartfelt gesture, sharing love and support through comments and heart emojis. The clip highlights the joy of family moments and underscores how adult money can fulfill dreams.

After fleeing Afghanistan to continue educating girls, SOLA opens a permanent school in Rwanda

The School of Leadership of Afghanistan (SOLA) has opened a new campus in Rwanda, offering education to Afghan girls barred from schooling by the Taliban. Founded by Shabana Basij-Rasikh, SOLA aims to support these students while acknowledging the ongoing plight of 2.4 million Afghan girls denied education. SOLA also created SOLAx, an online platform for wider access to education.

Nepal flash flood death toll rises to 1,127

Flash floods in Nepal have resulted in a death toll of 1,127, with thousands still missing as search efforts continue. Rescuers have retrieved bodies across various regions, and legal procedures for 1,113 have been completed. Security forces have rescued over 6,500 people and are managing relief operations, following the disaster caused by an avalanche on August 26.

Goa assembly toughens prison rules, makes phone possession punishable with 3 years in jail

The Goa assembly passed a bill making possession of mobile phones and other prohibited electronic devices in prisons a non-bailable offence with up to three years' imprisonment and a fine of Rs 25,000. The legislation aims to enhance prison security and rehabilitate inmates while ensuring compliance with human rights, in line with national reforms proposed by the Union Ministry.

PM Modi likely to visit SRCC on Teachers' Day, directly interact with Gen Z

The BJP is intensifying its outreach to Gen Z by forming a dedicated team to engage young voters through direct interactions, smaller gatherings, and activities like bike yatras and hackathons. This initiative follows recent youth protests highlighting concerns over education. Prime Minister Modi's upcoming visit to Shri Ram College aims to facilitate dialogue with students, underscoring Gen Z's importance to the party's strategy.

Haryana to bring in job security law for guest faculty in universities

The Haryana government will introduce a law to ensure job security for guest faculty in state universities, as announced by Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda. A high-level committee, led by the VC of Maharshi Dayanand University, has recommended this after consulting with the Haryana University Contractual Teacher Association. This new law, similar to the existing Service Security Act for colleges, aims to stabilize eligible guest faculty jobs.

Ranbir, Kartik Aaryan, Akshay Kumar helped pay Sudhir Dalvi's medical bills

Actor Sudhir Dalvi, known for his role in "Shirdi Ke Sai Baba," was hospitalized due to life-threatening sepsis complications in October 2025, incurring significant medical bills. Bollywood stars like Ranbir Kapoor, Kartik Aaryan, and Akshay Kumar provided financial support. Dalvi's family is grateful for the industry's generosity; he is now recovering at home after intensive treatment. Dalvi has a career spanning over three decades in film and television.

India's largest drugmaker inks deal with US govt to supply cheaper medicines

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries has signed an agreement with the US government to provide affordable medicines through 'Most Favoured Nation' pricing for state Medicaid programs, allowing the lowest possible drug prices. This deal extends to future launches and acknowledges Sun Pharma’s investments in the US, where it generates 27% of its global revenue.

Can't sleep at 2am? Stanford's Andrew Huberman says try this simple eye trick

Morning light exposure is crucial for optimizing cortisol levels, which enhances health and performance, according to Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman. He recommends bright light within 30 to 60 minutes of waking, along with hydration and exercise. This practice fosters resilience and deep sleep. Huberman also offers a unique eye movement technique to help calm the mind at night.

Indian woman living in Thailand says she spends ₹1 lakh per month

An Indian woman, Roop Verma, revealed her monthly expenses living in Thailand, totaling Rs 1,09,000, including Rs 45,000 for rent and amenities. Favored by dining options and beach access, she found living in Thailand cheaper than her previous expenses in Mumbai. Social media reacts with disbelief, prompting many users to consider relocating. The article highlights a growing trend of affordable living abroad.

Dhurandhar director Aditya Dhar gives a shoutout to Yash amid Toxic critcism

Kannada star Yash's gangster drama, Toxic: A Fairytale For Grown Ups, received negative reviews from critics despite praise from several industry figures like Rishab Shetty and Kichcha Sudeepa, alongside a supportive shoutout from filmmaker Aditya Dhar. Released in August after delays, the film has grossed ₹313 crore worldwide and features Yash in dual roles with notable co-stars.

Sensex, Nifty hit hard as Trump launches missiles on Iran again; oil skyrockets

Indian stock market indices Sensex and Nifty experienced significant drops on Wednesday, with Sensex falling nearly 700 points and Nifty plummeting 200 points, influenced by heightened Iran-US conflict. Oil prices surged to a six-week high, raising inflation concerns. Analysts warn that prolonged energy disruptions could impact investment attractiveness in emerging markets amidst tightening global monetary conditions.