Murmu urges top artistes against harmful product endorsements: ‘Spread light’

President Droupadi Murmu, addressing the 72nd National Film Awards in Gujarat, urged film artists to avoid endorsing health-harming products, emphasizing their influence on youth. She called for better social security for workers in the industry and greater female representation on award juries, asserting respect for all crew members is essential for a positive work culture.

India aim another high in Asian Games athletics, Toor guns for record golden hat-trick

India's athletics team, aiming for 25 to 30 medals at the Asian Games, highlights star shot putter Tajinderpal Singh Toor, seeking a historic third consecutive gold. Despite the absence of Neeraj Chopra, competitors like long jumper Murali Sreeshankar and distance runner Gulveer Singh aim to improve their previous performances. India was a powerhouse in athletics, winning 29 medals last edition.

World Cup 'not enough' as Spain begin next chapter

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente emphasizes continuous improvement as La Roja prepares for the Nations League against England after their World Cup triumph. Despite past successes, he insists the team must strive to be better, aiming for the 2028 European Championships. With a blend of experienced players and new faces, De la Fuente advocates for evolution amid strong competition.

Did Brendan Carr spend years in alleged AA ‘sex cult’?

Brendan Carr, chair of the FCC, faces scrutiny over his nearly decade-long involvement in a Washington-area Alcoholics Anonymous group accused of abusive and cult-like practices, including sexual exploitation of minors. While Carr denies any knowledge of wrongdoing, former members’ allegations echo past concerns about the group. Critics suggest renewed attention aims to undermine Carr’s regulatory role.

A national party with no presence in Parliament: The shrinking of the BSP

The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) will lose its sole Rajya Sabha member, marking its first absence from both Houses since 1989. With no presence in the Lok Sabha and dwindling assembly seats, the BSP's decline began in 2012. Founded in 1984 to empower Dalits, it now risks losing national status due to failing electoral benchmarks.

Kazakh coach booked under POCSO after 16-year-old cyclist alleges rape in Punjab

A Kazakhstan coach has been charged with raping a 16-year-old cyclist at Punjab’s National Institute of Sports on September 13, leading to an FIR under the BNS and POCSO Act. The coach fled to Delhi before police intervention, prompting a lookout circular and efforts for his arrest. The coach had been in Patiala for a few months.

Maharashtra housing societies submit more than 5,000 suggestions on draft bylaws

The Maharashtra government's new draft bylaws for over 117,000 housing societies have solicited over 5,000 suggestions, mainly concerning parking, EV charging, and maintenance fees. Key changes include standardizing charges and reducing managing committee powers. Final bylaws are expected by early October, responding to community concerns while maintaining legal integrity. The bylaws must be adopted within three months.

Why is ‘Jay Singh Rathore’ trending? 5 things about alleged ₹1.5L scam on X

A heartwarming plea by “Jay Singh Rathore” for ₹1.5 lakh to fund his sister's eye surgery spiraled into controversy as he was accused of scamming donors. Amid growing doubt and allegations, Rathore admitted he misrepresented his situation, claiming funds were for his sick father. The Shroff Eye Centre denied any association with him, prompting demands for refunds from donors.

CCPA flags free sale of restricted security gear on e-commerce platforms

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has flagged prohibited security equipment, including anti-drone systems and jammers, sold on e-commerce platforms, imposing a ₹1 million penalty on Xboom for violations. These products require government approvals, which were not disclosed in listings. The CCPA aims to prevent unauthorized equipment sales, reiterating long-standing government warnings against illegal wireless devices.

Woman allegedly chased, harassed, pushed off scooter by bike-borne men in Delhi

A 21-year-old woman reported being chased, sexually harassed, and pushed off her scooter by two men near Panchsheel Park Metro station on September 11. Despite contacting police, she alleges no action was taken. Police registered a case of rash driving on September 15 after her friends filed a complaint, while the woman remains in Kanpur receiving treatment.

2 accused of harassing minors in Bihar's Jamui arrested after police encounter

Two main accused in the molestation of two minors in Jamui, Bihar, were arrested following a police encounter, resulting in one sustaining a bullet injury and the other an injury while fleeing. Five individuals have been apprehended since the incident became public via a viral video. Police are investigating further, amidst fierce political reactions and discussions on law enforcement.

Numerology Horoscope Today: Predictions for September 23, 2026

Today, those born on the 1st, 10th, 19th, and 28th are urged to engage in open communication. Unresolved tensions in relationships could escalate; honesty over ego is essential. With supportive energies, expressing feelings can strengthen bonds. Reflective practices help clear misunderstandings and foster connections, moving towards a more harmonious interaction with loved ones. Dr. Achary Kalki Krishnan emphasizes the importance of listening today.

No guards, no lights: Delhi teen's gang-rape exposes Aastha Kunj Park’s risks

A recent gang rape in Delhi's Kalkaji Park highlights serious security lapses, with only one of seven entrances adequately guarded. Despite claims of 27 guards on duty, inadequate lighting allows criminal activity after dark, raising safety concerns among visitors. The park, while a daytime refuge, has become increasingly unsafe at night, posing risks of crime and violence.

Chris Spatola family: All about his wife Jamie, children and parents

Chris Spatola, a former West Point basketball player, has died at 47, as confirmed by the family of Mike Krzyzewski, the iconic Duke coach whose daughter Jamie was Spatola's wife. Survived by Jamie and their three children, Spatola leaves a legacy intertwined with a prestigious basketball lineage and cherished family ties.

Ramkrishna Nagar in Khar to undergo cluster redevelopment

The Maharashtra government has approved the cluster redevelopment of Ramkrishna Nagar in Khar West, addressing the dilapidation of its 19 buildings, enhancing living conditions for residents. Established in 1985, this Mhada colony will provide safer, spacious homes and improved infrastructure. A high-powered committee will expedite the project's implementation, benefiting the 234 current residents and the broader community.

Chris Spatola cause of death: What happened to Coach K’s son-in-law?

Chris Spatola, the son-in-law of longtime Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, has died unexpectedly at 47, confirmed by Duke University. The Krzyzewski family expressed profound heartbreak over the loss, highlighting the difficulty in expressing their grief. The cause of death remains undisclosed, and further details are expected to emerge as the story develops.

‘Notices going mechanically’: CJI-led bench asks EC to address SIR concerns

The Supreme Court urged the Election Commission to enhance voter confidence during Delhi's special intensive revision of electoral rolls, as 3.3 million voters received notices amidst concerns about their clarity and purpose. Activists argue current protocols burden voters. The hearing highlighted issues such as demographic challenges and the need for accessible assistance, referencing past similar cases in Bihar and West Bengal.

Shruti Haasan says she came close to marriage once: I really like companionship

Shruti Haasan, daughter of Kamal Haasan and Sarika, discussed her views on marriage during a podcast with Soha Ali Khan, expressing a traditional yet unconventional stance. While she appreciates companionship, she prefers relationships without the constraints of marriage, reflecting on her past near-marriage experience. She remains single, focusing on her career, notably her recent film, Coolie.

Sameera Reddy pens note on body positivity amid trolling for Katrina Kaif

Actor Katrina Kaif faced harsh trolling following her public appearance at the Ambani family’s Ganapati puja, despite having given birth less than a year prior. Bollywood stars including Salman Khan and Sameera Reddy condemned the trolling culture. Reddy emphasized body positivity, urging love for oneself regardless of societal judgments, while Salman defended Kaif’s right to spend time with her family post-pregnancy.

Shohei Ohtani injury update: Dodgers manager offers encouraging news

Shohei Ohtani is poised to return to the Los Angeles Dodgers after a stint on the injured list, with only five regular-season games left. Manager Dave Roberts anticipates Ohtani will play daily to regain his rhythm before the postseason. Ohtani, dealing with knee and bicep issues, is expected to return solely as a hitter, having posted strong season stats.

'Totally outrageous': Tom Cruise unleashes 'Digger' at star‑studded royal premiere

Tom Cruise premiered "Digger" in London, portraying an eccentric oil tycoon whose antics spark an ecological crisis. Describing the role as "totally outrageous," he highlighted a challenging monologue. Directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, the film, combining comedy and depth on power and greed, will release globally on September 30 and in U.S. and U.K. cinemas on October 2.

Who was Lisa Bradford? Husband arrested after woman shot dead at Virginia home

Aldie, Virginia, witnessed a domestic tragedy as Lisa Bradford was found shot dead in her home on September 22. Her husband, Roger Bradford, was arrested for murder soon after a relative reported his confession to authorities. Responding deputies discovered Lisa's body at approximately 12:10 p.m. in the 24000 block of Quimby Oaks Place.

4 zodiac signs could feel more emotional under the Harvest Moon, says an expert

The September Full Moon or Harvest Moon on September 26, 2026, will occur in Aries, intensifying emotions for cardinal signs—Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn. Astrologer Marguerite Recupero advises caution before making emotional decisions, suggesting pauses to reflect on reactions. Cardinal signs may encounter resurfaced frustrations; mindfulness is key in navigating this emotionally charged period. Astrology remains unscientific.

The autumn equinox has a traditional name. Know what an astrologer says about it

The September equinox ushers in Libra season, symbolizing balance, relationships, and fairness, prompting personal reflection on priorities. As autumn begins, it's an ideal time to release what no longer serves you and embrace gratitude and growth, exemplified through simple rituals like meals and quiet reflection. Historically, this period is also known as Mabon, a celebration of harvest and reflection.

Harmanpreet Kaur and the winning habit: India's rise from survival to supremacy

Harmanpreet Kaur led India to a decisive 147-run victory over Sri Lanka, successfully defending their Asian Games title and highlighting a shift in expectations for women's cricket. This triumph follows India's first ODI World Cup win in 2025, showcasing the team's evolution from participation to dominance in the sport since its inception in 1976.

Why is Olivia Miles not playing tonight vs Fever? Is Lynx rookie injured?

Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles has been ruled out of tonight’s game against the Indiana Fever due to a left calf issue, impacting her team’s playoff momentum. Miles, a standout with averages of 19.8 points and setting a rookie scoring record, has played a crucial role this season. The Lynx, 32-10, may prioritize her health as playoffs approach.

Autumn Equinox 2026: Astrological insights for each zodiac sign

The autumn equinox marks the start of astronomical fall in the Northern Hemisphere and Libra season in astrology, emphasizing balance and personal relationships. In 2026, it occurs at 1:06 a.m. BST on September 23 in the UK. This seasonal shift invites reflection on personal life balance, offering an opportunity for renewal and introspection.

Panchang Today, September 23, 2026: Shukla Dwadashi under Shravana Nakshatra

On Budhvar, traditional Panchang guidance emphasizes a practical and orderly day for communication, structured work, and thoughtful follow-through. The day encourages careful planning and reviewing commitments while highlighting caution periods like Rahu Kaal. It’s beneficial for tasks requiring detail, with a shift from disciplined execution to broader strategies. The advice favors steady effort over impulsive decisions.

Pisces Horoscope Today, September 23, 2026

**Pisces Daily Prediction: Balance Social Engagement with Rest**

Aquarius Horoscope Today, September 23, 2026

Aquarius faces a quiet start today, with emotional heaviness and fatigue weighing in, especially before the Moon transitions to your sign in the evening. Focus on light tasks and prudent spending; patience is key in relationships. As confidence returns at night, engage openly. Prioritize health through careful self-care and balance. Evening enhances clarity and connection.