Discord down update: Voice call servers face issues as thousands complain

Discord reported a significant issue with establishing voice calls, as noted on their Status Page at 12:21am ET, while the company is currently investigating the problem without providing an estimated resolution time. On September 10, complaints surged, with Downdetector documenting over 14,000 users experiencing difficulties with the app, prompting widespread frustration among its community.

Why exchange rates tell us little about economic strength

Public debate in India often equates the rupee’s value with economic strength, but this approach is flawed. Currency value does not accurately reflect a nation's productivity or capacity for growth. For India, the focus should be on stability and competitiveness, emphasizing productivity, innovation, and infrastructure rather than merely the rupee's exchange rate against the dollar. This shift in focus is crucial for realizing India's economic aspirations.

Rhythm wasn't quite there in SL; it's clicked into place after bowling long spells in Duleep: Siraj

Chennai pacer Mohammad Siraj attributes his decreased pace in Sri Lanka to a two-month break but feels confidence from bowling in the Duleep Trophy. Struggling with rhythm after the hiatus, Siraj regained it through long spells, emphasizing that preparation is key for success. He aims to carry this momentum into upcoming international matches, notably against New Zealand.

Tarot Horoscope Today, September 11, 2026

Today’s energy highlights emotional maturity for Aries, discipline for Taurus, and determination for Gemini, with unique rituals and crystals for each sign. Virgo experiences clarity, while Scorpio focuses on balance. Strength is key for Leo, and Sagittarius must protect boundaries. Intuition is heightened for Capricorn, while Aquarius may feel overwhelmed. Pisces welcomes romantic energy.

I reviewed 4 very different watches and one was the clear winner for me

In reviewing four watches, Titan emerged as the best choice for its fit, versatility, and aesthetic appeal, contrasting with Victorinox, which felt too masculine, Michael Kors, which was too chunky, and Casio G-Shock, more suited for casual outings. Ultimately, the right watch blends well with personal style and daily wear needs, rather than just visual appeal.

Best rated air fryers: Top picks for crispy, convenient and healthier cooking

Air fryers have surged in popularity for their ability to cook crispy meals with minimal oil, featuring sizes that suit various household needs. Models like COSORI and Ninja boast advanced presets and digital controls, enhancing convenience. Ideal for families, they offer various capacities and versatile cooking options, making them efficient tools for everyday meal preparation.

Why community participation is critical for water safety

The Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) aims to provide reliable piped drinking water to every rural household in India, significantly increasing access from 16.7% in 2019 to over 81% by 2026. Ensuring water safety and functionality hinges on local participation and capacity. Community champions and effective governance are essential for sustainable water quality management, marking a crucial shift in resource management.

Putin is here, when are other dignitaries arriving in Delhi for BRICS?

Several foreign dignitaries are arriving for the BRICS Summit 2026 in New Delhi, which runs from September 12-13, with heightened security measures in place. Key arrivals include Russian President Vladimir Putin and WHO chief Dr. Tedros. Various heads of state from countries like Brazil, South Africa, and Egypt will continue to arrive over the weekend, with India chairing the summit, showcasing its diplomatic significance.

Tharoor breaks ranks with Chidambaram, backs BRICS Summit as ‘diplomatic power’

A political rift has emerged within Congress over MP P Chidambaram's criticism of the BRICS Summit, where he questioned its tangible benefits for India. In contrast, Shashi Tharoor praised the summit as evidence of India's diplomatic strength, highlighting its significance for the Global South. The summit, themed "Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability," takes place this weekend in New Delhi.

Who is Anila Baby? Milpitas woman accused of killing two best friends arrested

Anila Baby, 32, is charged with killing her two best friends in California, facing 50 years to life for the premeditated murders. She allegedly strangled Ann Mary Mathew in San Jose and later ran over Anjana Hari in Milpitas. Baby remains in custody without bail, with her court date set for November 17. She was arrested amid disturbing evidence.

East Delhi launches 9th National Nutrition Month campaign

The Department of Women and Child Development (DWCD), East District, inaugurated the 9th National Nutrition Month at the Kondli Project, running from September 9 to October 8, to enhance awareness of nutrition and health for children and women. District Magistrate Karanjeet Vadodia emphasized collective commitment and fruitful community engagement. The campaign features exhibitions and cultural programs aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles.

Madhya Pradesh to hold two-day Passenger Transport Vision Summit in Indore

The Madhya Pradesh government will host the Passenger Transport Vision Summit 2026 on September 11-12 in Indore, inaugurated by Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. The event focuses on modernizing public transport through partnerships and technology. Industry leaders will engage in discussions aimed at enhancing sustainability and safety in transportation, with participation from major organizations and experts to foster innovation and investment in the region.

Former ADC Rishabh Sambyal reveals how Aide-de-Camp train to protect President

Rishabh Singh Sambyal, former Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to President Droupadi Murmu, revealed intense training focused on alertness, including being deprived of basic needs for 30 to 40 days. He emphasized his broad responsibilities, from coordinating communications to fostering a maternal bond with Murmu. Major Navya Shekhawat currently serves as the first woman ADC, marking a historic milestone.

CBSE schools in Himachal to have distinct uniform based on green colour scheme

A recent meeting chaired by Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu finalized the dress code and color schemes for CBSE schools in the state. Students will don green uniforms, while female and male teachers will wear lilac and light blue attire, respectively. The government allocated Rs. 85 crore to enhance infrastructure, emphasizing quality education access for all. This initiative supports a broader commitment to improving educational facilities.

Are too many Americans taking antidepressants?

Nearly 1 in 6 American adults take antidepressants, raising concerns about overuse, particularly for mild depression. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. promotes alternative treatments. Primary care providers, lacking resources and training, often prescribe. While some struggle with withdrawal, most taper successfully with guidance. Growing access to telehealth may help bridge treatment gaps, highlighting systemic issues.

Anthropic says it caught China using Claude to develop an anti-torpedo weapon

Anthropic reported that China utilized its AI model, Claude, in developing an anti-torpedo weapons system for the People's Liberation Army Navy. Additionally, the company intervened in several state-sponsored surveillance activities leveraging its AI, cautioning that governments are increasingly employing artificial intelligence to monitor ethnic minorities and dissidents, raising significant ethical concerns about the technology's misuse.

BRICS Summit: Are Delhi schools, offices closed today? Check here

Delhi is preparing for the 18th BRICS Summit, leading to extensive security and traffic measures, including school and government office closures on September 11. Traffic restrictions will be enforced from 2 PM to 8:30 PM to facilitate VVIP movements. Despite disruptions, Delhi Metro services will operate normally, allowing essential transport options.

'1km turns into 8km': Delhi's traffic patience wears thin as BRICS rolls in

New Delhi faces severe traffic disruptions as it prepares for the BRICS summit this weekend, with thousands of security personnel deployed and major roads restricted. While city officials implemented measures like a public holiday to ease congestion, residents express frustration over difficulties accessing work. BRICS, representing 11 emerging economies, seeks greater influence amid a Western-dominated global order.

In fading memory: A third of America wasn't born on 9/11

A Rolling Stone article in 2024 reveals 9/11 memes have gone mainstream on TikTok and X, engaging a younger audience largely unfamiliar with the event. This cultural shift stems from increased distance and boundary-pushing social media. Meanwhile, Pew’s report highlights enduring anti-Muslim sentiment and shifts in political representation, revealing a complex legacy 25 years later.

SC asks govt to teach nutrition in schools, quizzes FSSAI on food warning labe

The Supreme Court has urged the Centre to implement nutritional education in schools, emphasizing the need for children to understand food labels and dietary choices. The court demanded clarity from the FSSAI regarding front-of-pack warning labels, questioning their design and implementation timeline, and highlighting the link between high nutrient foods and health issues. This move follows concerns raised about rising childhood obesity.

Celebrity MUA Ambika Pillai shares insights on choosing the right foundation

Choosing the right foundation is essential for achieving a flawless makeup look and depends on skin type, texture, and desired finish. Celebrity Makeup Artist Ambika Pillai emphasizes matching product formulations—liquid, cream, powder, or stick—to one’s skin type. Identifying skin needs helps avoid common pitfalls, ensuring a more natural and long-lasting finish. Foundation selection is crucial for optimal application.

Filmmaking has become like the share market: Nikkhil Advani

Filmmaker Nikkhil Advani emphasizes that star power alone is insufficient to attract audiences, advocating for emotional connections instead as demonstrated in his upcoming web series "The Revolutionaries." He cites examples like Bhuvan Bam and the film "Sairat," stating that modern viewers prioritize relatable narratives over traditional star status. Advani critiques the industry's commercial shift, questioning when filmmaking became business-driven rather than art-focused.

Have high blood pressure? These 3 lifestyle changes can help lower your numbers

High blood pressure is one of the most modifiable risk factors for heart disease. Simple lifestyle changes involving diet, exercise and weight management can help improve blood pressure levels. In a September 10 Instagram video, Board-Certified Cardiovascular Surgeon Dr Jeremy London explained three important lifestyle changes that can help lower high blood pressure and improve heart health.

Paparazzi culture: Where do you draw the line? Tara and Riteish share encounter

Actor Tara Sutaria pushed away a paparazzi camera that invaded her personal space while shopping in Mumbai, igniting discussions on celebrity privacy. In contrast, actor Riteish Deshmukh shared a positive encounter with a paparazzo who helped him buy an item for cash. These incidents illustrate the complex dynamics between celebrities and photographers, balancing intrusion and kindness.

Deepika, Alia are also working: Parineeti says audience no longer ‘cancels moms’

Parineeti Chopra returns to acting with the mystery thriller "Shaque," premiering on Netflix on September 24, marking her first project since becoming a mother. At the trailer launch, she praised the industry's evolving attitudes toward working mothers, noting that audiences no longer “cancel” them. Parineeti celebrated peers like Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone for normalizing this trend, reflecting a significant cultural shift in Bollywood.

HT Morning Brief Sept 11: Putin arrives for BRICS, 25 years of 9/11 and more

Delhi is preparing for the BRICS Summit on September 12-13, hosting numerous world leaders, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, who aims to enhance India-Russia trade and energy ties. In other news, safety concerns raised before a hostel collapse in South Delhi highlight regulatory failures, while Sunil Gavaskar urges the ICC to address the relentless schedule hampering Indian cricketers.

3 BHK in South Mumbai’s old bldg up for monthly rent ₹7.25 lakh, sparks debate

A 3 BHK apartment in Mumbai's upscale Breach Candy is listed for ₹7.25 lakh per month, sparking debate about rental prices amid rising demand. Measuring 1,850 sq ft with recent renovations, the property’s asking rent translates to nearly ₹87 lakh annually. Users on social media question the value, with some suggesting lower realistic rents based on personal experiences, underscoring the complexities of Mumbai's luxury rental market and its affluent demographic.

Sensex plunges 700 points, Nifty falls 0.95% as Iran war drives oil to $108

Indian stock market indices Sensex and Nifty sharply fell at opening on Friday, as Brent crude surged to $108 per barrel amid escalating Middle East tensions, leading investors to shun risk assets. The Sensex dropped over 700 points, marking a 2.1% decline this week, exacerbated by geopolitical threats affecting critical shipping routes.

‘Some months I don’t even make ₹1L’: Woman quits ₹24 LPA job to start homestay

At 33, Tarana Chauhan left her ₹24 lakh corporate job to transform her ancestral home into Nirvana Homes, a boutique retreat in Himachal Pradesh. Inspired during the pandemic, she balanced corporate work with her side hustle. Now, she enjoys the unpredictability of entrepreneurship while prioritizing personal fulfillment over financial stability, emphasizing strategic planning for career shifts.

Relations over rivalry, people over politics: India looks to build BRICS bridges

India's 18th BRICS Summit, starting this weekend, aims to foster multilateral ties and emphasize development-oriented, people-centric approaches. Prime Minister Modi highlighted the importance of positive dialogue among leaders from India, Brazil, Russia, China, South Africa, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the UAE. This summit reflects India’s strategic autonomy and commitment to amplifying the Global South's voice in global governance discussions.