Heart health and women employees: Misdiagnosis crisis

India faces a rising cardiovascular disease crisis, especially impacting women, who often misreport heart attack symptoms. Despite significant risks linked to stages of life and hormonal changes, societal misconceptions lead to delays in diagnosis and treatment. On World Heart Day 2026, promoting a supportive workplace culture and awareness of heart health is crucial for timely medical responses.

Rumesh Pathirage: The Sri Lankan taking the javelin world by storm

Sri Lankan javelin thrower Rumesh Tharanga Pathirage, 23, has gained international acclaim in 2026, achieving remarkable success including an Asian Games gold medal despite lacking sponsorship. His impressive throws have surpassed 90 meters multiple times. Crowdfunding efforts from the Sri Lankan diaspora supported his journey as he transitioned from cricket to athletics, inspired by his father’s legacy.

Can technology help reduce premature cardiac deaths?

Cardiovascular disease is India's leading cause of death, affecting many in their 30s to 50s and claiming over 3.1 million lives annually. With rising diabetes and obesity rates, early detection is crucial. Innovations in AI and imaging promise to enhance care accessibility and preventive strategies, particularly in underserved areas, reshaping the future of cardiovascular health in India.

Attempt-to-murder case against UP Cong leaders over Gyanesh Kumar incident in Agra

Congress officials Anil Yadav and Mukesh Dhangar, along with six others, faced attempt to murder charges following a protest outside Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s parents' home in Agra. The FIR alleges 15-20 additional participants attacked police, injured an officer, and created public disorder. The complaint was filed by police after the incident occurred on Monday.

Why early cardiac screening can be lifesaving

Heart disease is increasingly affecting younger Indians in their 30s and 40s, necessitating a shift towards preventive cardiovascular health measures. Fast-paced lifestyles contribute to unnoticed risk factors like high blood pressure and cholesterol. Regular screenings are crucial for early detection and adopting healthy habits can significantly reduce risks. Investing in heart health is essential for a healthier future.

IIM CAT 2026: Correction window to open on October 5, here’s how to make changes

The IIM CAT 2026 correction window opens on October 5, 2026, and closes on October 6, allowing candidates to amend their application details. Eligible candidates may update their photograph, signature, and test preferences via iimcat.ac.in. The CAT exam, scheduled for November 29, consists of 68 questions across three sections, with specific marking schemes.

Heart surgeon who uses sauna 4-7 times a week shares protocol for max benefits

Dr. Jeremy London, a cardiovascular surgeon, endorses a personal sauna routine of 10-20 minute sessions at 175–194°F, 4-7 times weekly, primarily for cardiovascular benefits. He emphasizes hydration and comfort aids like a felt sauna hat. Saunas promote heart health and may lower risks of serious diseases, providing a powerful addition to wellness routines.

Indian manufacturing is learning to produce better, not just more

Indian manufacturing is shifting focus from sheer production capacity to enhancing quality, consistency, efficiency, and resilience, aided by accessible technology like automation and data-driven systems. This transformation emphasizes building quality into processes and fostering resilient supply chains through collaborative ecosystems, with continuous improvement and sustainability integral to operations, ensuring future competitiveness.

Tanishaa Mukerji says state electricity board in Lonavala behaving like mafia

Tanishaa Mukerji, renowned for her role as the first runner-up on Bigg Boss 7, criticized the Maharashtra State Electricity Board for cutting off her electricity over disputed bills, calling their actions criminal. She highlighted her family’s ancestral Lonavala home, reflecting on its sentimental value. Tanishaa’s career includes films like Sarkar and appearances on Khatron Ke Khiladi and Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa.

Ugandan journalist set to become king of Tooro after succession dispute

A journalist, Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma Nyabongo II, is set to be crowned king of Tooro, Uganda, following the contentious succession crisis after King Oyo Nyimba's death at 34. The late king’s mother opposed the decision, insisting her grandson should inherit the throne. Ultimately, a royal selection committee chose Edward, a public broadcaster. The kingdom, a cultural institution, gained attention after Oyo's passing.

Uttam Nagar murder: Witness alleges assault by accused’s relative; crowds gather at police station

A witness in the March murder case of 26-year-old Tarun Butolia reported being assaulted by a relative of the accused, prompting a crowd to gather outside the Uttam Nagar police station late Monday night. Butolia was fatally attacked after a Holi dispute escalated, leading to communal tensions. Police deployed additional personnel, ensuring the situation remained stable.

ECG, echo, lipid profile, calcium score: Cardiac surgeon explains heart tests

An echocardiogram (echo) is an ultrasound test that assesses heart structure and function, useful for diagnosing issues like valve conditions or pumping effectiveness. Alongside echo, tests like lipid profiles and coronary calcium scores further evaluate cardiovascular risk factors. Dr. Ajeet Bana emphasizes individualized assessment based on symptoms and risk for optimal heart health management.

Chef shares 5 kitchen hacks that save time: Cleaning blender to storing rice

Hamilton chef Favra Mark shares five kitchen hacks to streamline cooking and cleaning. To quickly deep-clean a microwave, steam sliced lemon in water. Store peanut butter upside down to prevent separation. Add bay leaves to rice to deter pests. For an easy blender clean, blend warm soapy water for ten seconds, and infuse oil with spices for enhanced flavor.

2 MHA officials held for seeking illegal gratification for FCRA registration

Delhi police arrested two government officials, including one in the home ministry's Foreigners Division, for allegedly seeking bribes to expedite FCRA registration for an association. The arrests follow a tip-off from the MHA, which emphasizes that no intermediaries are authorized for these services. The FCRA, enacted in 1976 and revised multiple times, regulates foreign contributions to organizations in India.

Congress accuses Maha govt of excluding Opposition areas from drought list

Senior Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar criticized the Maharashtra government for "political discrimination" by prioritizing drought relief for ministers' constituencies while neglecting areas represented by the Opposition. He claimed that 28 of 33 ministers' regions were included in the drought list and demanded inclusion of neglected areas like Brahmapuri. The state has declared drought in 265 talukas amid severe water shortages.

Matthew Macfadyen's first look as John le Carre spy George Smiley unveiled

The BBC and MGM's "Legacy of Spies" features Matthew Macfadyen as John le Carre's iconic spymaster George Smiley, marking the character’s TV return after nearly four decades. Also starring Charlie Hunnam, the series adapts multiple le Carre novels and includes notable actors like Hugh Laurie. The acclaimed writer, who passed away in 2020, is celebrated for redefining espionage fiction.

Amid massive floods, Bihar's Gandak river swells after Nepal rain fury

Heavy rains in Nepal have caused the Gandak River to swell to a record 91.25 meters, damaging embankments in West Champaran and threatening flooding in Bihar. The Water Resources Department reported repairs on 169 seepage points while four teams were dispatched to assist. The discharge peaked at 5,43,500 cusecs, impacting local infrastructure. Flooding in the region is concerning.

Your salary is growing, but is your wealth growing?

A salary hike can signify progress, but it doesn't guarantee wealth unless a portion is wisely invested rather than spent. As household financial investments rise in India, understanding lifestyle inflation is crucial; excess spending can diminish the benefits of increased income. To secure future wealth, allocate salary increments toward disciplined long-term investments while enjoying present benefits.

Trump slams UK's move to release 5 men tied to ‘terror plot’ against RAF base

President Trump criticized the UK for releasing five men arrested over an alleged terror plot against RAF Fairford, asserting the need for caution. Despite police surveillance, the arrests followed a public tip-off. Officials confirmed no explosives were found, and the investigation continues, exploring potential foreign links. Authorities urge vigilance amid heightened security threats.

‘Demolished homes’: What EC said on all but one voter deletions at Bela Estate

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi criticized the Election Commission after 727 voters in Bela Estate, a slum near the Yamuna, had their names removed from the voter list, labeling it "vote theft." The Commission attributed the deletions to home demolitions in the area, noting significant changes since previous electoral records. Gandhi emphasized residents' rights despite their housing status.

Debutant Neeraj Chauhan stuns Korean in recurve; Dhiraj, Kumkum too in quarters

Indian archer Neeraj Chauhan shocked three-time Olympic medallist Kim Je-deok 6-4, advancing to the men's individual recurve quarter-finals at the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya. He joins fellow countryman Dhiraj Bommadevara, while 17-year-old Kumkum Mohod secured her place in the women's quarters. Chauhan's inspiring journey began amid family hardships during the pandemic and reflects India's emerging archery talent.

27 killed across Nepal due to incessant rainfall since Sep 24: Authorities

Heavy rainfall in Nepal has resulted in the deaths of at least 27 people, with four missing and eight injured from September 24 to 28, according to the Home Ministry. Over 1,000 families were affected; landslides and floods destroyed homes and livestock. This disaster follows last month's catastrophic flash floods that killed 1,453 individuals, highlighting Nepal's vulnerability to monsoon-induced hazards.

ITBP to recruit for Head Constable posts, registration begins

The Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force has opened applications for 37 Head Constable positions, with registration from September 28 to October 27, 2026, available at recruitment.itbpolice.nic.in. Candidates must meet specific educational qualifications and age limits. The selection includes a recruitment test, PET, and PST, with a Rs. 100 application fee for certain categories. Further details can be found on the ITBP website.

SC to examine 22 acquittals in Sohrabuddin case, but not Amit Shah’s discharge

The Supreme Court will review an appeal regarding the acquittal of 22 individuals, including 21 policemen, in the 2005 Sohrabuddin Shaikh encounter case, after noting that 92 witnesses turning hostile is a significant issue. It dismissed a challenge against former Gujarat home minister Amit Shah's discharge. Sohrabuddin and his wife were killed under suspicious circumstances.

Woman works despite being sick, saves sick leave for friend’s birthday

A woman’s humorous take on sick leave has resonated with social media users after she shared a video explaining her belief that sick leave is an "investment" rather than just a necessity for illness, prompting relatable reactions like "too relatable" and "corporate life in one video." She explained that she used her sick leave for a friend's birthday instead of when she was unwell.

Barapullah Phase III elevated corridor, worth ₹1,635 crore, opens in Delhi

Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated four major road projects in Delhi worth ₹1,951 crore, including the long-awaited Barapullah Phase III elevated corridor, which connects Mayur Vihar and Sarai Kale Khan. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta discussed the momentum of infrastructure development, claiming a commitment to complete projects overlooked for decades. The projects signify an effort to enhance Delhi’s transport infrastructure significantly.

Indian Oil employee reveals ₹45,000 expenses despite living in Tier-2 city

Angita, an Indian Oil officer, revealed her monthly expenses amount to ₹45,000, which includes ₹10,000 for rent, ₹20,000 on groceries for a healthy lifestyle, and ₹1,500 for gym membership. Tracking her spending led to a "reality check," prompting her to reassess budgeting and claims amidst her busy schedule in Dibrugarh, Assam.

Why migration may matter more than fertility

Delhi-NCR’s residential market faces a demographic paradox of slowing natural household formation against rising housing demand, with Noida and Gurugram seeing price increases of 125% and 117%, respectively, from 2019 to 2026. Demand will hinge on the income profiles of incoming households, impacting affordability and development. Developers must navigate rising costs and changing market conditions to meet this selective demand.

On 'Har Shikhar Par Tiranga' mission, Telangana man scales Nagaland mountain to cover 11 states

Kohima: Telangana youth Bhukya Yashwanth reached Nagaland's Mount Saramati, achieving his goal of scaling India’s highest peaks, now totaling 11 states. Inspired by the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign, he documents each ascent. Facing challenges like steep terrain and weather, Yashwanth aims to complete all 28 peaks within a year, having previously summited major mountains across India and beyond.

Nayab Saini directs officers to ensure effective delivery of welfare schemes

Chandigarh Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini emphasized grassroots delivery of welfare schemes during a review meeting, advocating for real-world impact over mere numbers. Key initiatives include linking fertiliser management systems to curb black market practices, establishing new Atal Libraries for rural students, and promoting agricultural research. Saini also highlighted the importance of supporting rural youth through indoor gyms.