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Peripheral vascular disease explained: Symptoms, risks, prevention and treatment
Peripheral vascular disease (PVD) restricts blood flow to the limbs and involves multiple arterial systems, making it complex and dangerous. Symptoms often appear subtle, leading to misdiagnosis, while diabetes and smoking worsen its effects. Early detection through simple tests is crucial, as late-stage PVD can result in severe complications such as amputations, underscoring the need for awareness and prompt treatment.

Dolby Atmos soundbars under ₹20,000: 5 best options for your living room
When buying a Dolby Atmos soundbar, consider channel configuration, Atmos implementation, and connectivity options like HDMI eARC. Multi-speaker systems require ample space for installation. Under ₹20,000, options range from basic 2.1 systems to advanced 5.1 configurations, providing diverse audio experiences for movies and gaming. Research different models for the best fit before purchasing.

I tried 5 hair serums for frizzy, unruly hair: Here’s what made my hair smoother
A hair care routine can be simplified with the right serums, particularly for those with dry, frizz-prone hair. The author discovered five effective serums that improve manageability, shine, and frizz control. Key factors include lightweight formulas and proper application techniques, highlighting that serums can enhance hair’s appearance without heaviness, especially when tailored to hair type.

Karnataka CM Shivakumar seeks Form 7 deletion data amid SIR survey
Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has demanded a constituency-wise review of voter deletions following a civil society audit claiming thousands were wrongly marked absent or deceased. He emphasized protecting every voter's rights and urged the Chief Electoral Officer to investigate suspicious objections. The audit found significant discrepancies affecting marginalized communities, particularly in Bengaluru, with 1.08 crore voters categorized as absent, shifted, or dead.

Who are Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich? Hegseth names trio to lead Pentagon's Project Meridian
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has enlisted Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey, and Newt Gingrich to lead Project Meridian, aimed at forecasting future military technologies and strategies. This initiative will explore advancements in AI, robotics, and biotechnology. The Pentagon seeks to innovate beyond traditional practices, with findings expected by January 28, 2027, under undersecretary Emil Michael.

India’s deep tech trump card needs more than just talent
As India strives for semiconductor leadership, it must recognize that chip design—an area where it excels—requires significant investments beyond talent. With over 20% of global design talent, India contributes to 2,000 chips annually, but needs capital for costly design software and validation. Government initiatives like the Design Linked Incentive Scheme are pivotal in fostering this ecosystem.

CCTV surveillance to be ensured in all child care institutions across Haryana
The Haryana Human Rights Commission urges comprehensive CCTV surveillance in all Child Care Institutions to enhance child safety, citing a lack of adequate coverage. Its recommendations include storing footage for six months and having cameras in dormitories. Following allegations of assault, the Commission emphasizes the uniform implementation of these measures across the state for effective monitoring and child protection.

Try chef Ranveer Brar's 10-minute flavour-packed recipe for Rajasthani sev ki sabzi
Celebrity chef Ranveer Brar shares a quick 10-minute recipe for Rajasthan's sev ki sabji, featuring crispy sev in a spicy tomato-onion gravy, perfect for a flavorful weeknight dinner. Key ingredients include ginger-green chili paste, curd, and various spices. The dish offers a delightful contrast of textures and flavors, making it a satisfying meal option.

Americans exposing visa abuse face death threats, Trump admin says, promises help to whistleblowers
The Trump administration is intensifying its crackdown on foreign-labor fraud amid expanding investigations by the Labor Department’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) into potential exploitation of foreign-worker visa programs. The OIG has issued subpoenas and suspended visa applications from Cognizant and Cloudera. Officials urge whistleblowers to report suspected abuses, emphasizing safety despite threats faced by those speaking out.

As AI gains autonomy, enterprises must retain authority
Enterprises must apply strict controls when implementing autonomous AI systems, ensuring that competency and permission are separately evaluated to avoid unintended commitments. Successful outcomes require clear management definitions, while oversight mechanisms must be designed to enable effective human intervention. Proper delegation and accountability are essential for maintaining authority, protecting customers, and ensuring that automated actions do not generate unresolved issues.

International Coffee Day 2026: Try 4 creative coffee recipes with citrus, coconut, spice and basil
On International Coffee Day, October 1, explore inventive coffee recipes that elevate your at-home experience, such as the refreshing Coffee and Basil Smash featuring cold brew, basil, lemon juice, honey syrup, and tonic water. Culinary expert Ankur Soni encourages experimentation with unique ingredients, offering alternatives like orange juice and coconut water for a cafe-style treat at home.

Bigg Boss Telugu 10: Internet shocked as Aman, Thrigun get into physical fight
In a heated episode of Bigg Boss Telugu 10, contestants Thrigun and Aman engaged in a verbal and physical altercation over allegations of using an objectionable word. Viewers reacted on social media, demanding accountability, while housemates struggled to separate them. As drama unfolds, host Nagarjuna's intervention will address the controversy during the weekend episode. The show airs nightly on Star Maa.

Dupahiya Season 2 review: A warm comedy that occasionally loses its way
**Dupahiya Season 2** retains the charming allure of its predecessor but suffers from an overcrowded narrative with multiple competing storylines that detracts from its freshness, though familiar characters maintain humor and warmth. Set in Dhadakpur, it shifts from a central mystery to chaotic village life involving a mobile tower and personal struggles, echoing relatable comedy.

Indian pilot's ‘muscle memory’ helped him avert flydubai tragedy after being stabbed, says friend
Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar is being hailed a hero for thwarting a co-pilot's attempt to crash a Flydubai flight, thanks to his quick decision-making and "muscle memory." Despite being stabbed, he saved 174 lives. Prime Minister Modi praised his courage, emphasizing India's pride in Captain Machchhar, a dedicated family man and experienced pilot.

Indian woman misses Italy train by a minute, gets free change: ‘India mein aisa hota?’
An Indian woman's experience in Italy, where she missed a high-speed train by one minute but was accommodated on a later train for free, sparked mixed reactions online. Critics compared this to Indian train travel, where delays and cancellations are common. The debate highlights varying perceptions of public transport between different countries.

Class 8 student killed, friend injured after SUV hits motorcycle in Lucknow
A Class 8 student, Chintu, died after an SUV hit the motorcycle he was riding in Lucknow, while his friend Vijay remains hospitalized. Both were not wearing helmets. The accident occurred late at night as they returned home after dinner. Police have not received a formal complaint and are investigating, having sent Chintu's body for autopsy.

Supreme Court to recruit for 250 Junior Court Assistant posts, registration begins on October 7
The Supreme Court is recruiting 250 Junior Court Assistants, with applications opening from October 7 to October 28, 2026, via sci.gov.in. Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree, be aged 18-30 by September 1, 2026, and will undergo a written test, typing test, and interview. Application fees vary based on category. For more details, visit the Supreme Court's official site.

Block licence renewals, key vehicle certificates over unpaid traffic fines: SC
The Supreme Court directed states and Union territories to suspend vehicle-related services, including registrations and driving license renewals, for unpaid traffic fines, as part of enhancing road safety enforcement. With ₹49,194.05 crore pending in fines, authorities must implement electronic monitoring and take further steps on compliance. This follows nearly 14 years of oversight in a 2012 road-safety case.

How the AI boom could worsen the rich world’s fiscal crunch
AI's potential to boost productivity could reduce America's debt-to-GDP ratio by 50% by the 2050s; however, government debt may still rise due to lagging tax receipts from heavily taxed labor. As AI replaces jobs, traditional tax bases erode, complicating fiscal systems. Governments might need reforms, such as consumption taxes, to ensure revenue stability amidst rising AI-driven profits.

Siraj in no-man's land, Reddy no match for Hardik: India’s pace muddle demands untangling
India's pace bowling options for the upcoming World Cup include Bumrah, Prasidh Krishna, Arshdeep Singh, and others, with crucial injuries raising concerns. The team must ensure key players like Pandya are fit before the New Zealand ODI series begins. India's experiments with bowlers have led to confusion, risking clarity and performance just over a year before the tournament.

Cardiologist reveals why thick heart muscles are dangerous sign for your health
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is a serious heart muscle disease diagnosed when muscle thickness exceeds 15mm without other causes. It can obstruct blood flow, trigger dangerous rhythms, and manifests symptoms like shortness of breath and chest pain, often running in families. While many live full lives, individualized assessments and treatments, including medications and potential surgery, are vital.

Maharashtra’s new housing society redevelopment rules: Key changes explained
The Maharashtra government has revised the redevelopment process for co-operative housing societies, mandating a two-thirds quorum and 51% member approval to appoint developers. Virtual participation is allowed for certain members. The new policy emphasizes member engagement, requires transparent documentation, and mandates timelines for agreements, replacing earlier 2019 guidelines to enhance accountability and efficiency.

Reimagining neonatal care for better lifelong outcomes
Neonatal mortality rates in India have significantly reduced from 28 to 17 per 1,000 live births between 2015 and 2023, thanks to enhanced maternal care, institutional births, and improved neonatal infrastructure, though disparities remain among states. The SUMAN Roadmap 2030 aims to address these gaps, but focus must also expand to include long-term follow-up care and insurance for NICU graduates.

How cities like Coimbatore, Indore, and Salem are reshaping India's economic hierarchy
India's formal flexi-staffing workforce has surged to 7.2 million, transforming decentralisation by formalising employment and social security in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities. With e-commerce and logistics driving growth, these cities now account for 69% of payroll-linked jobs, enhancing local economies and reducing migration to metros. Sustaining this shift requires supportive policies to bolster further growth.

‘Let your children consume it’: Mundhe fumes at celebs-endorsed paan masala ads
Maharashtra FDA commissioner Tukaram Mundhe criticized celebrities promoting paan and gutka, urging them to apply the same standards to their families. The FDA issued show-cause notices to actors Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn, and Tiger Shroff for endorsing Vimal Elaichi, linked to prohibited products. Mundhe emphasized public figures' responsibility in advertising, beyond mere representation.

Who is Gary Wayne Sutton? Tennessee death row inmate in focus as Guv Bill Lee scraps 2026 executions
Tennessee death row inmate Gary Wayne Sutton, convicted of the 1992 murders of Tommy Griffin and Connie Branam, faces a postponed execution initially set for December 3 after Governor Bill Lee halted all state executions for 2026 following a botched lethal injection attempt on Christa Pike. Sutton has maintained his innocence, with concerns over the prosecution's reliance on circumstantial evidence.

Five arrested for abducting, gang-raping woman in Keralam
Five individuals were arrested in Thrissur for allegedly abducting and gang-raping a woman after posing as police officers. The incident, involving a couple from Tiruppur, occurred on September 22 and included severe assaults on the man. Police suspect the attack was arranged by the man's wife. Investigations continue as one suspect remains at large.

Priyanka Chahar Choudhary cries, hits back after Shehzad Poonawalla calls her 'gold digger'
In Season 2 of *Rise & Fall*, hosted by Virender Sehwag, contestants are split into Rulers and Workers, competing for luxury and survival. Contestant Priyanka Chahar Choudhary clashed with Shehzad Poonawalla over a "gold digger" remark, causing her distress. Their feud escalated from initial alliance to hostility, impacting their game dynamics and reputations, highlighting the show's intense interactions. This follows Priyanka's breakout from *Bigg Boss*, showcasing her adaptability in reality TV.

‘Amazed flydubai plane didn’t crash': Aviation experts shocked at flight surviving 16,000-ft plunge
A flydubai flight faced a severe emergency when the co-pilot attempted to stab the captain, causing the aircraft to plunge 16,000 feet in a minute. The pilot made a mayday call and landed safely in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, after remarkable mid-air struggles. Passengers and crew intervened during the cockpit attack. Investigations are ongoing into the incident.

International Coffee Day 2026: Master the art of brewing your favourite coffees
International Coffee Day on October 1 celebrates the global love for coffee, showcasing its joy and inspiration. To brew five popular styles, start with a shot of espresso, then create a French press, pour-over, cold brew, and finish with a creamy cappuccino topped with froth. Each method unlocks distinct flavors and joy from coffee.


