NASA spots ‘once-in-a-century’ crater on Moon's surface after big asteroid crash

Scientists have discovered the largest newly formed crater in the solar system, named McGetchin, measuring 728 feet wide. Created by a once-in-a-century impact, likely from a comet or asteroid, it was detected by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. This finding enhances our understanding of lunar geology and prepares for future crewed missions, emphasizing the Moon's unique surface conditions.

Access and governance for AI agents

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is evolving from assisting employees to autonomously performing essential business functions, handling tasks like security investigations and workflow coordination. As AI agents become integral to organizations, governance struggles to keep pace. Effective governance must ensure accountability and established boundaries, reflecting a shift toward treating AI as part of the workforce. Establishing clear guidelines around AI's capabilities is vital for sustainable innovation.

No re-appointment, RBI row: What led to N Chandrasekaran's return as chairman

Tata Sons' board unanimously re-appointed N. Chandrasekaran as executive chairman for another five years, despite his initial decision not to seek re-appointment amid unresolved leadership discussions. His term, originally set to end in February 2027, follows a backdrop of tensions with the RBI regarding Tata Sons' classification as a Non-Banking Financial Company. Chandrasekaran took over in 2017 from Ratan Tata.

Why Health Ministry has proposed CCTV surveillance at medical stores

The Union Health Ministry has proposed mandatory CCTV surveillance at medical stores to combat unauthorized sales of Schedule H, H1, and X drugs without valid prescriptions. This initiative strengthens regulatory oversight, aims to improve compliance, and ensures transparency in pharmaceutical distribution. The proposal, part of amendments to the Drugs Rules, invites public feedback and was issued on September 8.

Mohammad Rizwan suffers Lahore High Court setback as PCB awaits probe

Pakistan's cricket team suffered a 0-3 Test Series defeat in England, overshadowed by allegations of information leaks and disciplinary issues involving players Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq. Following an investigation by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency, Rizwan's legal petition was dismissed by the Lahore High Court. The Pakistan Cricket Board awaits NCCIA's forensic findings to determine any disciplinary actions.

India’s E20 transition needs to look beyond the engine

India is transitioning to E20 fuel, prompting essential infrastructure assessments to ensure compatibility. While concerns about older vehicles and mileage exist, the focus must shift to moisture control and compatibility of underground storage tanks. Brazil's experience offers lessons on evolving standards. A targeted financial strategy and audits could facilitate this transition, ensuring future fuel quality and system safety.

SBI CISO Recruitment 2026: Apply for Chief Information Security Officer post

The State Bank of India is seeking applications for the Chief Information Security Officer position, with a deadline of September 24, 2026. Candidates must possess relevant degrees and 15-20 years of IT/security experience, with a competitive salary of up to ₹2.50 crore. The selection involves a shortlisting process and an interview based on a presentation.

What does the Fed rate hike mean for Americans as phone and utility bills rise?

The US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points to 3.75%-4% to combat inflation exceeding its 2% target, potentially raising borrowing costs for consumers. This inflation stems partly from rising wireless and utility bills. Effective measures for stable prices are crucial, especially for lower-income Americans. Background factors including infrastructure costs and governmental fees further exacerbate household expenses.

Tata Sons' U-turn on Chandrasekaran; Pakistan's hockey venue row | Top news

India has pledged to safeguard its trade interests following the US House's passage of a sanctions bill imposing potential 100% tariffs on major Russian oil buyers, including India. The Kremlin warned that these sanctions complicate Ukraine peace talks, while unrelated news includes Tata Sons reappointing its chairman and Travis Kelce being named in a Ponzi scheme case.

Kannur University professor gets 6 years in jail for fake appointment

A Kerala court sentenced Kannur University assistant professor Dr. N K Deepak to six years in prison and fined him Rs 80,000 for financial irregularities involving fake documents to falsely show the hiring of a professional assistant. The fraud, which began in 2008, misled authorities and misappropriated university funds. The case was investigated by the Vigilance Kannur Unit.

Students flag crumbling infrastructure at Jawaharlal Nehru University hostel

A ceiling fan collapsed in Jawaharlal Nehru University’s Tapti Hostel, igniting safety concerns regarding the campus’s deteriorating infrastructure. The JNUSU criticized the administration for ignoring repeated student protests and petitions about poor conditions. Built in 1997, the hostel suffers from severe maintenance issues, lacking proper repairs and hygiene, impacting student health and safety.

Suriya's sister says he and Jyotika ‘inspire generations’ to believe in love

Actors Suriya and Jyotika celebrated 20 years of marriage with a vow renewal ceremony at a castle in Scotland. Jyotika captured the event on Instagram, emphasizing her commitment to being a loving mother and an imperfect wife. Suriya's sister, Brindha Sivakumar, praised the couple for their enduring love and shared heartfelt posts about the celebration, which included family and a yacht party. The couple, who tied the knot in 2006, initially faced opposition from Suriya's father.

Horoscope Tomorrow, September 18, 2026, read predictions for all sun signs

Tomorrow’s energies signal significant outcomes across astrological signs. Aries emphasizes accountability and resolution; Taurus brings emotional surprises; Gemini focuses on practical successes; Cancer advises patience; Leo suggests personal transitions; Virgo promotes resilience; Libra marks completion; Scorpio highlights choices; Sagittarius faces conflict; Capricorn emphasizes meaningful connections; Aquarius sparks new inspiration; and Pisces offers tangible new beginnings. Background insights from Kishori Sud align these perspectives with personal growth.

Bangladesh faces gas shortages, Pakistan fuel pain as Gulf crisis worsens

In Dhaka, Bangladesh, residents face crippling energy shortages, causing delays in cooking and production as blackouts disrupt daily life and factories suffer from reduced gas supplies. In Pakistan, a government subsidy for fuel aims to alleviate rising prices but is fraught with registration issues. Regional disruptions in oil supply exacerbate the energy crisis, hurting both economies heavily reliant on gas imports.

Artificial intelligence now beats some of the best human forecasters

On September 5th, an AI for the first time clinched the Metaculus Cup, outperforming human forecasters and securing additional placements for other AIs. Participants forecasted varied outcomes, from economic predictions to health crises. Though human forecasters received a $5,000 prize, AIs’ capabilities, fueled by advanced language models, are rapidly evolving, posing questions about the future of forecasting.

Central Board of Film Certification's new voices: Time for cinema to evolve

The Centre has reconstituted the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) with an 18-member panel for a three-year term. Members, including Prosenjit Chatterjee and Suniel Shetty, emphasize the importance of balancing artistic freedom with audience responsibility. They aim to foster an inclusive environment, evolve cinema standards, and provide appropriate content certifications as they approach this significant role.

Why China exited Asian Games even before a ball was bowled in women’s cricket

China's women's cricket team exited the Asian Games without playing a single ball as their quarter-final against Bangladesh was abandoned due to bad weather, allowing Bangladesh to advance based on their higher ranking. The rule favoring higher-ranked teams came into effect, confirming China's disappointing end. The quarter-final stage featured only eight teams, heightening the stakes amid weather challenges.

India-US tariff timeline: How Trump went from 10 to 100% duty over Russian oil

The US House of Representatives passed a sanctions bill allowing for tariffs up to 100% on major Russian oil buyers, including India. This legislation comes amid tense US-India trade relations, marked by increasing tariffs and India's reliance on Russian energy. India has warned that the sanctions could harm bilateral ties and plans to address the bill’s implications.

Sony’s new Pulse and Pulse Edge could change how you hear PS5 games

On September 15, 2026, Sony launched the PlayStation Pulse Wireless Headset and Pulse Edge, enhancing audio fidelity for PS5 gamers. Both headsets feature larger planar magnetic drivers and Tempest 3D AudioTech for immersive sound. The Pulse Edge includes active noise cancellation and a detachable mic. Pricing and availability details are forthcoming, with launches slated for late 2026 and early 2027.

PM says India-made chips reaching world: Where semiconductor mission stands

India's semiconductor initiative is gaining momentum, with Prime Minister Modi announcing the start of chip production at five of the twelve projects approved in the India Semiconductor Mission. The country is positioning itself as a global manufacturing hub, advancing from basic approvals to commercial production of various semiconductor products, building capabilities for future 3nm and 2nm nodes.

Lenormand Horoscope Today, September 17, 2026

The Daily Lenormand Horoscope provides insights using a 36-card deck, emphasizing practical situations over personal themes. For September 17, cards like the Coffin and Dog guide love, career, and financial choices. Understanding the symbolic meanings can help navigate endings, trust, decisiveness, and communication. The article highlights essential card-based advice to enhance daily life.

45-year-old turns months of job hunting into a one-man show

45-year-old Tim Millard transformed his demoralizing job search after numerous rejections into a comedy performance titled “After Careful Consideration” for the 2026 Atlanta Fringe Festival. Previously a multimedia content producer laid off in July 2025, Millard focused on the shared experience of unemployment, engaging audiences and fostering open discussions about the stigma surrounding job loss.

Delhi HC declines Centre’s appeal over ₹20 lakh release to CHRI, seeks fresh plea

The Delhi High Court denied the Centre’s appeal to block the release of ₹20 lakh to NGO Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI), whose FCRA registration was canceled over foreign funding issues. The court instructed the government to file for vacation of the order within a week. CHRI was barred from receiving foreign funds following the September 2024 cancellation.

Govt proposes mandatory CCTV to monitor unauthorised sale of prescription drugs

The Union health ministry proposes amendments to the Drugs Rules, 1945, requiring CCTV installation in medical stores to prevent unauthorized drug sales. This follows rising complaints about over-the-counter sales of prescription medications. The measures aim to regulate Schedule H, H1, and X drugs. Public feedback is invited to enhance regulatory oversight and public health safeguards.

Tata Sons statement on N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment as chairman: Full text

N Chandrasekaran has been reappointed as chairman of Tata Sons for another five-year term, following a board meeting on Thursday. Originally intending to step down in February 2027, he agreed to continue leading the Tata Group after recognition of his contributions. He has been in charge since 2017, overseeing significant growth within the company.

Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon turn Heart of the Beast premiere into a date night

Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon showcased their stylish romance at the premiere of *Heart of the Beast* in Tennessee on September 16, with Pitt donning a camouflage suit and Ines wearing an elegant blush gown. Their affectionate appearance follows their attendance at the US Open. Pitt stars as a stranded Special Forces officer, earning early praise for his performance. The couple debuted publicly in 2024 and have since attended various film events together.

Punjab nominates 11 non-official members to State Mental Health Authority

The Punjab government has nominated 11 non-official members to the State Mental Health Authority (SMHA) to enhance representation and accountability within the mental healthcare system. This move, announced on September 17, 2026, aims to bolster the implementation of the Mental Healthcare Act, 2017, addressing the state's mental health services and response to community needs. The SMHA is responsible for setting standards, registering professionals, and advising on mental health policy, ensuring patient voices are incorporated into discussions.

6 Japanese habits that could quietly change your life

Embracing Japanese concepts like Seijaku, Gaman, Shoshin, Ikigai, Kaizen, and Wabi-sabi can foster personal growth through small daily changes. These ideas emphasize patience, steady progress, and finding purpose, encouraging individuals to cultivate awareness without seeking perfection. Adopting even one of these practices can lead to meaningful improvements in everyday life, aligning with the principle that real change arises gradually.

Allu Aravind says MS Subbulakshmi ‘chose’ Rashmika Mandanna amid criticism

A biopic on legendary Carnatic singer MS Subbulakshmi, starring Rashmika Mandanna and directed by Gowtam Tinnanuri, has been announced, amid mixed reactions. Supporters, including Kamal Haasan and producer Allu Aravind, praised her casting, suggesting Subbulakshmi chose her. Previous plans for the film included Vidya Balan, illustrating the challenges faced in bringing the story to life.

16-year-old stabbed to death after row over bike silencer noise in Hoshiarpur

A 16-year-old boy succumbed to injuries after a violent clash between youths from Dadian and Sallan villages over motorcycle noise in Hoshiarpur. Initially treated at Tanda Civil Hospital, he was later referred to Hoshiarpur where he died from a stab wound. Police have registered a case and are pursuing the suspects involved in the altercation.