Kranti Salvi, 57, with 3 world records, 24 marathons proves fitness has no age

57-year-old Kranti Salvi, a trailblazer in marathon running, holds three Guinness World Records for completing marathons in traditional attire. As a Pinkathon Ambassador and founder of Endurance Revolution, she inspires women over 50 to embrace fitness, while tackling ageism in sports. Her journey, sparked by a moment of clarity in 2012, has transformed lives in her community.

CNN, MS NOW, Politico barred: White House TV pool and its standoff with Trump

The White House television pool ceased coverage on Monday after the Trump administration barred CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the building, leading to a lawsuit by the outlets claiming First Amendment violations. The traditional pool, crucial for media access to presidential events, has faced alterations, with Trump defending the restrictions as not an attack on press freedom. A hearing is set for Wednesday.

Headaches becoming more frequent? Neurologist warns about lifestyle triggers

Increased screen time and poor lifestyle habits are major contributors to frequent headaches, warns neurologist Dr. Atampreet Singh. Prolonged computer use causes eye strain and muscle tension, exacerbated by inadequate hydration and irregular meals. To alleviate headaches, he recommends maintaining a headache diary, staying hydrated, taking breaks, and regular exercise. Disturbed sleep also plays a significant role.

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay wins hearts as he eats breakfast with school kids. Watch

On September 22, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay expanded the Perunthalaivar Kamarajar Breakfast Scheme, benefiting 15.30 lakh students in government schools with a budget of ₹724 crore. Praised on social media for his hands-on approach, Vijay served sweet pongal to students during the launch, highlighting the program's focus on health and education. This initiative reinforces his commitment to public service after transitioning from a successful acting career.

I wanted a watch that goes with everything. These 5 classy styles caught my eye

The Fossil Harlow ES5364 is a 27mm dress watch featuring a cream dial, gold-tone case, and brown leather strap, making it a refined accessory ideal for smaller wrists and feminine outfits. While its minimalism suits occasions like dinners and workwear, it's not suited for bold styles or rugged use. Minimalist watches should harmonize with existing wardrobes, enhancing outfits without dominating them.

A 10,000mAh battery, Xiaomi Redmi Note 17 Pro Max and an old world charm

In an era of high smartphone prices and limited choices, Xiaomi's Redmi Note 17 Pro Max stands out with a remarkable 10,000mAh battery and a lightweight design, weighing only 229 grams. Despite a mid-range Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chip, it performs well, offering days of battery life. This device aims to redefine value amid rising component costs in the market.

Nolan Wells update: What's next after grand jury finds no criminal charges?

A grand jury decided against filing criminal charges in the drowning case of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells, concluding there was insufficient evidence of wrongdoing. District Attorney Angel Myers McIlrath emphasized the absence of racial motivations behind Wells’ death. Attorney Ben Crump, who raised racial concerns, asserted that the search for answers continues despite the grand jury's ruling. Nolan's mother expressed her grief in a recent emotional post.

Univ of Bristol VC explains how the varsity is reimagining UK-India education

The University of Bristol is launching a Mumbai Enterprise Campus aimed at enhancing access to UK education for Indian students while fostering UK-India partnerships. This initiative promises a cost-effective option for students, aligning education with India's workforce needs and prioritizing employability. Ultimately, it seeks to create a thriving ecosystem for education, innovation, and career opportunities between the two nations.

No problems in Sabarimala; 'aravana' shortage due to more than expected devotees: TDB prez

TDB president K Jayakumar disagrees with the Keralam government's claims of major issues at Sabarimala, attributing a two-day shortage of 'aravana payasam' to an unexpected influx of 50,000 devotees. Minister K Muraleedharan criticized the Board's planning, emphasizing the need for adequate stock. Preparations for the upcoming pilgrimage season beginning November 17 are reportedly on track.

Slow Horses: the Britain nobody puts on a postcard

In Mick Herron’s "Slow Horses," Jackson Lamb, a disheveled MI5 agent, oversees a dysfunctional team of failures at Slough House, where their careers stagnate. This Apple TV+ adaptation highlights their chaotic office life, laced with dark humor and stark bureaucracy. Herron’s perspective on failure and observant satire reflects British culture, as Lamb navigates crises with his misfit 'losers.'

Indo-Israeli co-production 'Murders Too Close - Love too Far' selected for Lakes Noir festival

"Murders Too Close - Love Too Far," the first Indo-Israeli co-production, will feature at Italy's Lakes Noir International Film Festival, highlighting thrillers and crime stories, running from September 24 to 27. Co-directed by Dan Wolman and Manju Borah, the film, inspired by the Nirbhaya case, explores universal themes of violence and love, intertwining two murder plots.

Can public put up Nancy Guthrie suspect's flyers? Why PCSD may not want that

The search for Nancy Guthrie faces obstacles as a true crime social media page critiques law enforcement's reluctance to distribute suspect flyers, citing concerns over defamation and mistaken identity. Former FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer advocates for widespread media exposure of the Porch Guy, emphasizing the importance of keeping Guthrie’s name in the public eye to solve the case. Historically, public distribution of suspect flyers is legally permissible under the First Amendment.

Cricket brings 1st gold for India: Harmanpreet’s women defend Asian Games crown

India's women's cricket team, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, secured its first gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games with a commanding 147-run victory over Sri Lanka, repeating their 2023 finals success. Smriti Mandhana scored 79 runs, contributing to a total of 216/3, while Sri Lanka faltered at 69. This win boosts India's medal count to seven, showcasing their dominance in women's T20Is.

Greater Noida woman’s new iPhone 18 Pro snatched after thieves ask about model

A woman in Greater Noida West lost her new iPhone 18 Pro to two bike-borne thieves who asked about the device before snatching it during her e-rickshaw commute. The incident, which occurred shortly after her purchase, raised family concerns about police presence and street crime. Authorities are investigating through CCTV footage to identify the suspects.

Russia’s grey-zone attacks on Europe are growing more brazen

Russia's escalation of sabotage against Europe has prompted urgent discussions among European leaders, including President Emmanuel Macron, who warns that "no one is safe." Recent intelligence indicates that Russia aims to intimidate NATO and disrupt support for Ukraine through covert attacks. These operations target critical infrastructure and utilize local proxies, complicating responses from European nations.

Allahabad HC orders probe into caste row involving law university professor

The Allahabad High Court has mandated an independent inquiry into alleged caste-based discrimination by the head of the Law department and boys’ hostel warden at a Prayagraj university following complaints from two students. The court has also ordered a re-evaluation of academic performance and barred the HOD from any disciplinary involvement while examining how the university addresses such complaints.

Texas Hanuman statue: MAGA activist sparks row, says 'We’re tearing this down'

Conservative YouTuber Jesse Hughes faced backlash on X for advocating the removal of a 90-foot Lord Hanuman statue at a Texas temple, labeling it "un-Christian." Critics compared his stance to calls for demolishing churches globally. The statue, erected in August 2024, has sparked controversy among conservative groups ahead of the US midterm elections.

Keeping up with UP| Young minds: A maze political parties struggle to navigate

Gen Z is poised to play a pivotal role in the 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly and 2029 Lok Sabha elections, yet displays disillusionment with traditional political rhetoric. With youth participation dropping significantly since 2019, political parties, particularly BJP, face pressure to address urgent socio-economic issues like unemployment and education reforms. Unlike past youth movements, today's Generation Z demands transparency and accountability, indicating a potential shift in the electoral landscape.

Lakhimpur Kheri shooting: Instagram post, two pistols among clues for cops

A cryptic Instagram post by Mohd Saud Ansari hours before he allegedly shot a woman teacher and killed himself in Lakhimpur Kheri has become a focus for investigators. The post requested deletion of his online presence, prompting scrutiny of his mental state. Police also recovered two firearms from Ansari’s bag, and are examining their connection to the incident and his relationship with the teacher.

Boyfriend disappears after Vizag woman declared dead at Hyderabad hospital

A 29-year-old woman's boyfriend brought her to a Hyderabad hospital, where she was declared dead soon after. Previously checked into a Madhapur hotel, the couple was seen before the boyfriend fled. Police suspect physical assault due to visible injuries. Investigators are analyzing evidence, phone records, and hotel footage to determine the circumstances of her death.

Supreme Court directs Yogi govt to replace public prosecutor in Lakhimpur case

The Supreme Court ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to appoint a new public prosecutor for the Lakhimpur violence trial against Ashish Mishra, amid concerns from victims about the prosecutor dismissing key eyewitnesses. The court found the current prosecutor's actions unfair, prompting a call for a senior prosecutor to take over. The case involves the 2021 deaths of eight farmers during protests.

CCTV footage from exam hall, hostel show last moments of IIT Bombay student

Mumbai Police are investigating the death of a 22-year-old IIT Bombay student, who was found dead in his hostel after allegedly being caught using a mobile phone during an exam. CCTV footage is being analyzed to reconstruct the events. Protests erupted on campus, with students calling for institutional reforms, while the professor involved was suspended and charged with abetment to suicide.

PhonePe to launch in UAE after regulator’s nod; awaits final clearance

PhonePe has received in-principle approval from the UAE central bank for licenses related to retail payment services and card schemes, although final approval is pending. The company aims to collaborate with regional banks and local vendors upon sign-off. Established in 2016, PhonePe offers payment solutions in India and recently paused its IPO due to market volatility, targeting a $9 billion to $10.5 billion valuation.

5 ink tank printers for home and student use worth considering

When buying an ink tank printer, consider ink yield, print speed, duplex printing, connectivity, and scanning features. Models from Canon, HP, Epson, and Brother cater to different needs, offering economical solutions for home and student use. Understanding specs beyond price ensures ideal everyday performance for assignments and projects, avoiding issues with inadequate office features.

Man accused of harassing two minors in Bihar's Jamui shot in leg by cops

A man in Bihar, accused of harassing two minors, was shot in the leg by police during an attempted arrest. The incident occurred after the man allegedly threatened the victims, prompting law enforcement to take action. Authorities stated that the shooting was in self-defense as the suspect resisted arrest. This event highlights ongoing concerns about child safety in the region.

Laura Loomer's fiery clash with Austin ICE shooting victim's lawyer sparks buzz

Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan national, was shot by an ICE agent while working as a DoorDash driver in Austin. His lawyer, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, claims Perez has a bullet lodged in his body and lacked medical care. She argues he entered the U.S. lawfully seeking asylum and was unaware of a missed deportation hearing. The incident has sparked a contentious exchange with Laura Loomer on X.

Bangladesh foreign secretary to be new high commissioner in New Delhi: Sources

Bangladesh's foreign secretary Asad Alan Siam is appointed as the new high commissioner in New Delhi, following India's approval of his Agrément. A copy of the Agrément has been delivered to Dhaka, signaling a step forward in diplomatic relations. Further details regarding Siam’s mission and objectives are awaited as the transition unfolds.

72nd National Film Awards: When and where to watch the ceremony

The 72nd National Film Awards will take place outside Delhi for the first time, hosted in Ekta Nagar, Gujarat, on September 22. President Droupadi Murmu will present awards to around 92 winners, including Yami Gautam for Best Actress. This year's move aligns with the 'Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat' initiative, aiming for future ceremonies in diverse states, while Anant Nag receives the Dadasaheb Phalke Award.

Video shows passengers standing as plane moves on runway, airline responds

An Air India Express flight IX 1236 faced scrutiny after a video showed passengers standing in the aisle while the plane was on the runway. The airline is investigating the incident and coordinating with the involved passenger. Air India Express emphasized safety as its highest priority, promising action based on the review outcomes. Background checks confirm adherence to safety protocols.

National song choice is State’s call, penal consequences open to scrutiny: SC

The Supreme Court will not determine if Vande Mataram is the National Song but will examine potential criminal consequences for those who refuse to sing it due to conscience or religion. The petition by TM Krishna challenges a law mandating its full rendition, citing violations of fundamental rights. The bench emphasized conscience protections while leaving national symbol definitions to the state.