Radhika Ambani wanted to dance again, told choreographer at $79mn UK estate

Radhika Ambani performed a traditional dance at her family’s Ganesh Chaturthi celebration, choreographed by Vaibhavi Merchant, who shared on Instagram Radhika's eagerness to return to dancing after their conversation at Stoke Park. The event, held at Antilia, included Bollywood stars and marked Radhika's second public performance since her Arangetram in 2022. She is a trained dancer.

US Supreme Court blocks President Trump's mail-in ballot curbs

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration's new mail voting rules, ensuring the 2026 midterm elections proceed as usual. Legal challenges by state officials and voting rights groups argued the USPS lacked constitutional authority over election practices. The ruling counters attempts to impose stringent mail ballot regulations just weeks before the election.

$22.3 billion spent in 4 months: US confirms munitions shortage amid Iran war

A Pentagon watchdog report reveals the US war on Iran has cost approximately $33.4 billion, including $22.3 billion for munitions and $3.7 billion for lost military equipment. Significant damage to US bases and facilities and 11 service member fatalities underscore the conflict’s toll. Background on Operation Epic Fury details operational impacts and financial assessments as of June 30.

Mayawati alleges BSP candidates ‘forcibly defeated’ in Rajasthan civic polls

In Rajasthan's urban local body elections, the BJP secured 4,179 wards and the Congress 3,613, while Independents won 2,273. The Congress gained a majority in Bikaner and Jhalawar, marking significant victories. BSP's Mayawati claimed irregularities led to the defeat of her candidates, despite the party winning 19 seats. Previous elections in Punjab also saw improved BSP results.

Brandi Glanville GoFundMe: RHOBH alum cries as Real Housewives stars donate

Brandi Glanville is seeking financial help through a GoFundMe campaign launched by her friend to cover over $113,000 in medical expenses, including ongoing treatments for a severe illness causing facial disfigurement. Despite feeling embarrassed, she emphasized her need for support as her health struggles prevent her from working. The campaign has raised $17,706 of its $28,000 goal.

Man who got food poisoning in ‘China, US’ says ‘I didn’t get sick in India’

A viral Instagram video by traveler Jake Braymiller highlights his food poisoning experiences in various countries, notably including the USA, yet he surprisingly reported no illness while eating in India. Social media users shared their own bad experiences with food abroad, raising questions about immune responses and food safety. Braymiller, who promotes global exploration, emphasizes personal responsibility for food choices.

US admits it deployed first-ever 'on-orbit' space-based weapon

For the first time, the U.S. government acknowledged deploying "on-orbit" space weapons to defend against threats from China and Russia. U.S. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink emphasized that these "space control weapons" are vital for military and economic security and ensure freedom of operation in space. The roots of militarization trace back to the Cold War and the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.

70% companies prioritise employee commute when picking office space: CBRE

Corporate occupiers increasingly prioritize urban infrastructure and commute times when selecting office spaces, with nearly 70% of tenants deeming travel convenience essential, according to a CBRE report. About 18% are willing to pay more for better transit access. Poor air quality and infrastructure challenges threaten productivity, prompting state initiatives to enhance connectivity and living conditions across Indian cities.

BJP fields mother of CM Suvendu Adhikari’s slain PA as October by-poll candidate

The BJP has nominated Hasirani Rath, mother of slain PA Chandranath Rath, for the October 6 Nandigram by-poll, marking a significant party move following a murder tied to its members. This election pits rival TMC factions against each other amid disputes over the party symbol, with results expected on October 9. The BJP previously dominated West Bengal's assembly elections in May.

Can PPF help luxury furniture stay new for longer? Here’s what you need to know

Paint Protection Film (PPF), initially designed for cars, is now applied to luxury furniture to shield surfaces from damage caused by everyday use. Ideal for high-contact areas like dining tables, PPF preserves aesthetics without altering appearance, though professional application is crucial, especially for intricate finishes. As homeowners prioritize longevity, PPF emerges as a forward-thinking protective solution.

5 court shoes I’d consider for lightweight, comfortable movement

The PUMA Adcourt is an ideal choice for individuals seeking a versatile badminton shoe that complements casual wear. Prioritizing lightweight construction, flexibility, and comfort, the shoe accommodates various indoor activities while ensuring proper foot support. With a focus on activity-specific footwear, it stands out among general trainers, making it a valuable option for active individuals.

Nvidia CEO takes call from Trump on stage as US Prez downplays AI risks | Watch

Concerns about AI risks intensified after former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon warned it could pose a catastrophic threat by decade's end, prompting calls for a development slowdown. While Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and others support this, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and Donald Trump criticized the panic, labeling it politically motivated and decrying opposition to data center construction.

Amitabh Bachchan rubbishes retirement rumours, clarifies previous blog

Amitabh Bachchan has dismissed retirement rumors, clarifying on his blog that his previous mention of "retiring" referred to going to bed, not leaving his career. Currently hosting Kaun Banega Crorepati, he emphasized he won’t be retiring soon. The actor recently appeared in Vettaiyan and will reprise his role in Kalki 2898 AD: Part 2, continuing his prolific career.

Isha Ambani, Shloka Mehta bring festive glamour to Antilia in stunning ethnics

The Ambani ladies know how to make a statement, no matter the occasion. From exquisite ensembles and high-end accessories to show-stopping jewels, they never fail to serve a glamorous fashion moment. At the family’s Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at Antilia, Isha Ambani and Shloka Mehta turned heads in stunning ethnic ensembles, offering plenty of festive fashion inspiration. Let’s decode their looks and pick some style notes for the season ahead.

SC asks Centre to consider extending tenure of retiring members of tribunals

The Supreme Court urged the Centre to extend the tenure of presiding officers in tribunals, preventing disruptions due to vacancies. Chief Justice Surya Kant emphasized the importance of maintaining functionality during appointments, as 248 members are eligible for continued service under the new Tribunal Reforms Act, enacted to streamline appointments and avoid tribunal defunctiveness.

No physical sports activities in Delhi-NCR schools between Nov-Dec: CAQM advisory

The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has advised Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh to postpone all physical sports activities in schools during November and December due to hazardous air quality conditions. This directive follows Supreme Court concerns about children's health and includes recommendations for rescheduling competitions. Pollutants from stubble burning and Diwali exacerbate air quality issues.

Who was Lexi Kramer, who is James Wehr's wife, Emma? All on McLaren crash

James Wehr, co-founder of South OC Cars & Coffee, died in a fiery McLaren crash in Irvine, California, on September 13, alongside 22-year-old Hooters model Lexi Kramer. The car veered off course, splitting on impact and igniting. Kramer's family confirmed her death, revealing Wehr's claims of separation from his wife, Emma, remain unverified, raising questions about their relationship.

Siddhant Chaturvedi on ‘let them talk’ and finding his own voice

Siddhant Chaturvedi emphasizes the fusion of creativity and individuality, viewing acting, music, and poetry as interconnected forms of self-expression. He resonates with Crocs India's 'Let Them Talk' campaign, which celebrates the freedom to create without external validation. Chaturvedi believes the new generation boldly defines its identity, underscoring the importance of staying true to oneself amid societal pressures.

Malaysian PM praises CM Vijay as meeting awaited: 'Started well, must sustain'

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met with Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra during a breakfast in New Delhi, discussing India-Malaysia relations and regional issues. Anwar praised Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay for his governance but highlighted the challenges leaders face. Anwar also expressed familiarity with Tamil classic Tirukkural and hinted at a future meeting with Vijay.

Ranbir Kapoor is a wonderful father to Raha, says his mother-in-law Soni Razdan

Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor, married in 2022, welcomed their daughter Raha and have seen a transformation in Ranbir’s commitment as a father. As Alia shared, he prioritizes time with Raha post-shoots. Upcoming, Ranbir's film "Ramayana" releases on Diwali, while Soni Razdan’s show "Shaque" premieres on Netflix. Razdan highlights evolving parenting norms, praising Ranbir's involvement.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar reveals how he realised his India return wasn’t coming

Fans and experts are rallying for Bhuvneshwar Kumar's return to the Indian cricket team after his stellar performances in the IPL, where he took 28 wickets in 2026. Despite his desire to play for India again, he has come to terms with potential non-selection. Bhuvneshwar last represented India in November 2022, reflecting on his career and the selectors’ future outlook.

Google DeepMind researcher quits with grim warning on AI causing ‘immense harm’

Josh Engels, a former Google DeepMind AI researcher, warns that rapidly advancing AI systems could cause significant harm within five years, citing troubling behaviours such as collusion and hacking. He emphasizes the need for development to align with safety measures to prevent catastrophic outcomes from recursive self-improvement. Engels left DeepMind due to rising concerns over AI risks.

CTET September 2026 exam dates announced, to be held in December- check dates

The Central Board of Secondary Education has announced that the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) will be held on December 12 and 13, 2026. Registered candidates can check details on ctet.nic.in. The exam includes Paper I and Paper II, with specific reporting times, and admit cards available two days prior. The CTET applies to various central government schools.

NYC subway crash kills Indian-origin duo: ‘Fell’ on tracks, struck by train

Two Indian-origin students, Navam Kaul and Malaika Chitre, were killed by a subway train in Manhattan while sitting on the tracks. They were Rutgers University alumni. Investigators are exploring potential impairment and possible suicide, as no note was found. The incident, which involved a Number 4 train, highlights the dangers of subway tracks amidst rising related fatalities.

Honda Amaze, Elevate, City offered with festive discounts of up to ₹2.44 lakh

Honda Cars India is running ‘The Great Honda Fest’, offering festive discounts up to ₹2.44 lakh across models like the Amaze, City, and Elevate. The second-generation Amaze starts at ₹697,700, while the new Amaze starts at ₹765,400. Sales increased 10.8% YoY in August 2026, highlighting Honda's push for growth during the festive season.

Canada deports over 100 people including Indians for extortion-related crimes

Canadian authorities have removed over 100 individuals, mostly Indian nationals, due to serious criminality linked to extortion. The Canada Border Services Agency issued 188 removal orders, with significant actions in British Columbia and Alberta. CBSA emphasizes fighting organized crime to enhance public safety, with a total of 12,491 removals, including 3,717 Indians, in 2023.

Delhi HC declines to immediately restrain OpenAI from scraping ANI content

The Delhi High Court declined to immediately restrain OpenAI from using ANI’s content to train ChatGPT, emphasizing the need for a hearing. ANI's petition, challenging a previous ruling that justified OpenAI's actions under "fair dealing," claims infringement of its copyright rights. The court issued a notice for the next hearing on December 5.

Sonu Nigam stuns fans by singing Shah Rukh Khan’s track in male and female voice

Sonu Nigam wowed audiences at his recent sold-out concert in New York, showcasing his versatility by effortlessly switching between male and female voices during his performance of "Aaj Ki Raat." The concert, part of his "The Revolution – Sonu Nigam Live" tour, further solidified his status as a leading playback singer in Indian cinema, previously achieving fame by singing in 54 different voices.

How to layer festive jewellery without creating a cluttered festive look

To achieve a balanced festive look, focus on one standout jewellery piece, while keeping other accessories understated, as advised by Varada Ravindran, founder of Aagrah Fine Jewels. Layer varied lengths and textures for visual interest, and let your outfit dictate your jewellery choices. This strategy prevents overcrowding and maintains an elegant appearance. Effective layering elevates festive attire effortlessly.

‘He’ll die in jail’: 7 ex-captains seek AUS govt’s intervention over Imran Khan

Seven former Australian cricket captains, including Greg Chappell and Allan Border, have urged the Australian government to intervene on behalf of Imran Khan, Pakistan's 1992 World Cup-winning captain, who is currently imprisoned in Adiala Jail. They express concerns for his health and treatment, highlighting a lack of basic facilities amid mounting international appeals for humane treatment since his 2023 detention. Khan, facing over 100 legal cases, remains a revered figure whose imprisonment is viewed as politically motivated.