When will Kyler Murray return? Vikings QB injury update

Kyler Murray has been ruled out for the Vikings' game against the Bears as he navigates concussion protocol, with Carson Wentz starting in his place. Murray showed limited practice progress but is expected to return for Week 3 against Tampa Bay. Injuries also sideline wide receiver Jauan Jennings and running back Jordan Mason, while right tackle Brian O’Neill is uncertain. Murray suffered a concussion during his debut after an illegal hit from Green Bay's safety.

Italy's Meloni plans ban on burqa, niqab in schools; cap on foreign students

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced plans to ban burqas and niqabs in schools and limit foreign students per class, emphasizing that students must attend school with their faces uncovered. The measure also mandates that parents of foreign students struggling with integration learn Italian. Meloni’s government seeks to address integration challenges amid rising migrant numbers in Italy.

Supertech insolvency: NCLAT raises concern over delay in appointing IRP

The NCLAT has expressed concern over NBCC's delays in resuming work on Supertech Ltd's housing projects and has criticized the lack of an interim resolution professional (IRP) appointment. An order requires the NCLT and IBBI to propose names within a week. Background: Supertech is undergoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process following Union Bank's initiation in March 2021.

Why is Saquon Barkley not playing today vs Titans? Is he injured?

Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley exited the Week 2 game against the Tennessee Titans following a left arm injury sustained on the first offensive play. The injury raised concerns for the Eagles, who rely heavily on Barkley's performance. This incident marks another setback for Barkley, who has faced injuries in previous seasons.

Zay Flowers injury update: When will Ravens WR return? Latest status

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers has been ruled out for today's game against the New Orleans Saints due to a hamstring injury sustained in Week 1 against the Indianapolis Colts. Flowers had an impressive start, with five catches for 150 yards and a touchdown. His absence will shift responsibilities to Rashod Bateman and others. The team remains cautious, considering Flowers' prior hamstring issues.

Atletico Madrid stun 10-man Real Madrid in fiery derby

Atletico Madrid triumphed 2-1 over 10-man Real Madrid in a heated La Liga derby, fueled by goals from Grimaldo and David, while Ruediger's late header proved insufficient. The win elevated Atletico to second place with 16 points, surpassing Real. Strong crowd support and pivotal referee decisions marked a match filled with intensity and controversy.

‘Superior’ or ‘Extreme Intelligence’? Trump drops poll to choose new name for AI

Former President Donald Trump is questioning the term "Artificial Intelligence," suggesting alternatives like "Superior Intelligence" and "Extreme Intelligence" in a public poll. He claims the original term is inaccurate and ineloquent, reflecting wider concerns over AI's impact and local opposition to data center construction. His proposal for an "AI Force" aims to support the industry amid increasing scrutiny.

100 MSF jawans to assist police in managing traffic at Hinjewadi

Pune district administration has allocated ₹1.16 crore to hire 100 Maharashtra Security Force jawans for traffic management in Hinjewadi for three months. District Collector Jitendra Dudi announced this deployment to alleviate traffic issues. Meanwhile, the Forum for IT Employees and residents demand infrastructure improvements, having previously protested for quicker resolutions to ongoing traffic congestion.

UPPSC asst prof (maths) recruitment exam: 80% questions ‘repeated’ from lecturer hiring test, probe sought

Candidates have raised serious concerns about the fairness of the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission's assistant professor mathematics exam held on September 18, alleging that 80% of the questions were verbatim repeats from prior tests. They are calling for an independent review, citing syllabus discrepancies and potential advantages for those who previously sat for the lecturer examination, urging cancellation of the test.

Trump says Washington Arch to become military complex housing drones, snipers

US President Donald Trump announced plans for a 250-foot triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery, which will also serve as a “military complex” for drones and ammunition. Critics argue it threatens historic landmarks, while experts question its military rationale, pointing to nearby Fort Myer. Legal challenges persist, complicating the project's progress amid safety concerns.

Elavenil Valarivan's parents reveal ultimate dream after Asian Games twin silver

India kicked off the 2026 Asian Games with strong performances, winning two silver medals in shooting, thanks to Elavenil Valarivan. She excelled in both the women's 10m air rifle team and singles events. Valarivan aims for Olympic success at the LA 2028 Games after previously missing out on a medal at Paris 2024, marking a pivotal moment in her career.

Iran warns US ships in Indian Ocean will be attacked if war resumes

Iranian officials warned of escalating conflict with the U.S., asserting preparedness for a stronger response if war begins. Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf noted the collapse of the U.S.-led order in West Asia, urging Islamic nations to establish a new framework. Both sides have faced ongoing tensions, particularly over the Strait of Hormuz, since a ceasefire failed. This escalates ongoing confrontations amid regional instability.

‘Notices don’t mean name deletion’: EC after Kejriwal, Advani get SIR letters

The Election Commission clarified that notices sent to voters during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Delhi's electoral rolls do not indicate that names will be removed. These notices aim to rectify data discrepancies. Prominent figures, including Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, were notified, but all names will remain valid pending review and appeal processes. The final electoral roll will be published on November 4.

Daayra box office collection day 3: Kareena Kapoor film crosses ₹4 crore

"Daayra" features Kareena Kapoor as Ajooni, leading an SIT investigation into a police encounter involving multiple gang-rape suspects. The film has performed steadily at the box office, grossing ₹5.40 crore over its opening weekend, receiving positive reviews for its gritty realism. Directed by Meghna Gulzar, it contrasts with the commercial style of Rohit Shetty’s films.

The Vvaan: Vocalist claims makers used his song in trailer without permission

The Vvaan, starring Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia, faces controversy as composer Sargam Vaish claims his song was used in its trailer without permission, potentially breaching his contract. Directed by Deepak Mishra, the film addresses the clash of tradition and development in a village. Released by Balaji Motion Pictures on September 25, it raises vital artistic rights concerns.

Aamna Sharif: Ganpati is still about the modaks, the dance on the roads

Aamna Sharif cherishes the Ganpati festival in Mumbai as a blend of faith, family, and vibrant celebrations. On September 19, she visited Lalbaugcha Raja, experiencing deep gratitude and peace. Childhood memories and communal warmth shape her connection to Ganpati, while her approach emphasizes gratitude over specific wishes, rooted in her upbringing to honor every festival.

‘Big things going to happen’: Trump outlines 3 options amid Iran war deadlock

US President Donald Trump discussed three options for the Iran war: military action, economic sanctions, or negotiation. Amid talks of a potential meeting with Iranian President Pezeshkian at the UN General Assembly, Iran set seven conditions for negotiations, warning of severe repercussions if the US escalates military actions. Tensions rise as Trump remains in "deciding mode."

Pallavi on CBFC guidelines: have no intention of curbing art and expression

Revised film-certification guidelines by the CBFC, announced on September 16, reignite discussions on artistic freedom. Board member Pallavi Joshi emphasizes her commitment to unrestrained artistic expression, acknowledging that new regulations may reveal inherent gaps. The updated guidelines build on the 1991 framework while introducing drug-related warnings, yet the board has yet to hold its inaugural meeting.

‘Not a suicide’: Surendra Koli’s brother seeks probe into 'suspicious' death

Chandan Koli has filed a complaint seeking a high-level investigation into his brother Surendra Koli’s suspicious death, alleging it may not have been a suicide due to blood at the scene and a rope around his neck. Police are currently investigating the situation, awaiting a post-mortem report while examining local CCTV footage for clarity.

Bengal govt to sign agreement with Centre on Sep 28 to set up airport in Purulia

On September 28, West Bengal will sign an agreement with the Centre to establish an airport in Purulia under the UDAN scheme, enhancing air connectivity to underserved areas. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari highlighted plans for substantial investment and industrial growth, aiming for Rs 1 lakh crore over the next year, focusing on defense and tourism. Background efforts include welfare schemes for locals.

Mother isn’t subject of politics: UP deputy CM Pathak over mimicry row

Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak criticized Rahul Gandhi for mocking Prime Minister Modi during a recent event in Indore, labeling the act as an unacceptable insult to mothers. Meanwhile, Pathak announced BJP’s ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’ initiative, which will include plays celebrating Modi’s public service across Uttar Pradesh, highlighting his journey of dedication and good governance.

‘Invaluable experience’: Japan air chief General Morita flies Tejas | Watch

Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) Chief General Takehiro Morita flew a Tejas aircraft during the bilateral air exercise Veer Guardian in India, marking the first deployment of Japanese fighters on Indian soil. He emphasized the importance of deepening trust and cooperation between the air forces, referencing the shared history of military exercises since 2018. The Tejas symbolizes India's technological strides.

Two Indian activists were invited to scrapped security dialogue in Pakistan

The Pakistan Security Dialogue 2026 was cancelled after most foreign delegates, including two invited Indian activists, had their visas revoked. Organiser PIPS stated that the dialogue aimed to promote peace and comply with procedures for participation. Speculations arose regarding the dialogue amidst tense India-Pakistan relations, with PIPS reaffirming its commitment to peaceful diplomatic engagement.

Elavenil Valarivan moves past Paris heartbreak with Asian Games double silver

India launched its Asian Games 2026 campaign successfully on September 20, securing two silver medals in shooting, with Elavenil Valarivan leading the way in both women's 10m air rifle events. This marked a significant turnaround from her disappointing Paris Olympics experience, where she failed to qualify for the finals. Valarivan credited a mental shift for her renewed focus and enjoyment in the sport.

Want to reconnect with friends but don't know how? Therapist shares 5 ways…

Reconnecting with others can enhance personal well-being, according to therapist Jeffrey Meltzer. He suggests five strategies: engage in play for easy connection, explore common interests, create small moments of warmth, limit interactions with energy-draining individuals, and prioritize being present. Meltzer emphasizes that these practices foster stronger, healthier relationships, even amidst the challenges of adult friendships.

Nephew Ishan to get BSP role, no change on Akash: Mayawati

BSP chief Mayawati revised her earlier stance, announcing her nephew Ishan Anand will receive a significant role in the party, following a meeting scheduled for September 23. This decision comes amid party preparations for upcoming elections and reflects her commitment to prioritizing party interests over family ties. Mayawati aims to uphold the integrity of the party, inspired by historical leaders.

‘I could not understand Hindi’: Hyderabad AI engineer alleges language bias

A Hyderabad-based AI engineer has shared on Reddit that language barriers hindered his growth at a North India-based firm, where colleagues predominantly spoke Hindi. Despite three years of experience, he felt sidelined after a project miss and eventually considered quitting, questioning the emphasis on Hindi over English in workplace communication. Other Reddit users echoed similar challenges.

Sofia Hayat says Salman Khan has not evolved like Amitabh Bachchan

During the latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20, Salman Khan criticized online trolling and the pressure on celebrities to comment on political issues, asserting that it’s the journalist's role to seek the truth rather than involve celebrities. Sofia Hayat responded by labeling Salman a hypocrite for body-shaming her, highlighting his inconsistent stance on appearance.

How high can Bitcoin go? BTC eyes $83,000 as ETF inflows fuel its latest rally

Bitcoin traded around $81,000 on September 20, recovering from under $76,000, with the $82,000-$83,000 resistance zone being crucial for future gains. Renewed demand from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, which saw $433 million in net inflows, supported this rebound amidst rising Federal interest rates. The broader crypto market capitalized on this recovery, reaching $2.66 trillion.

Nabin’s west UP visit to focus on organisational push, poll preparations

BJP national president Nitin Nabin will initiate preparations for the 2027 assembly polls with a two-day visit to Meerut and Saharanpur on September 21-22, focusing on grassroots organization, electoral readiness, and engagement with youth on critical issues like education and employment. Nabin aims to enhance party strength in western UP, crucial for electoral success.