‘Can't nullify shareholder rights’: Abhishek Singhvi on Tata Trusts vs Tata Sons

Abhishek Singhvi, seasoned counsel for Tata Trusts, asserts that the crux of the Tata Trusts vs. Tata Sons conflict lies in protecting shareholder rights, as the 66% ownership of Tata Sons by Tata Trusts is pivotal. He emphasizes the importance of corporate governance and warns against undermining the legacy of the Tata group, which intertwines philanthropy and business.

Bengaluru man found ₹16,000 1BHK in Indiranagar: Internet can’t believe it

Vishal, an event planner in Bengaluru, has garnered attention for his stylish 1BHK apartment on 80 Feet Road, rented at an astonishing ₹16,000 per month, a rarity in high-rent Indiranagar. His home features curated aesthetics, including Scandinavian minimalism and functional design. Amid rising urban housing costs, Vishal’s space is a beacon of affordable charm.

Man accused of raping 17-year-old girl near Delhi's Kalkaji Mandir arrested after encounter

A man, Asif, accused of raping a 17-year-old girl in Kalkaji Mandir was arrested following a police encounter in southeast Delhi. He fired at officers during the arrest but was injured and taken to AIIMS for treatment. The incident occurred when three men posed as policemen and attacked the girl in Astha Kunj Park. Police are continuing to search for the remaining suspects.

‘Was simply discharging duties’: IIT faculty rally behind professor Doolla

A IIT-Bombay professor, Suryanarayana Doolla, faced suspension amid controversy following a student's suicide after being caught cheating. Faculty from IIT-Delhi and IIT-Madras have supported Doolla, asserting he was performing his duties fairly and condemning allegations of caste discrimination. The incident has sparked campus protests and calls for a fair investigation into the tragic event.

Foreign students staying in pvt homes in Raipur dist to be shifted to hostels

Authorities in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, have mandated that foreign students living off-campus must relocate to institution-affiliated hostels within 30 days to ensure their safety and discipline. This decision follows a meeting addressing safety concerns and academic environments. Institutions are responsible for monitoring student behavior and must provide guidance on local laws and customs, fostering cooperation with residents.

Meghalaya HC asks govt to shift all foreign nationals who completed jail terms to detention centre

The Meghalaya High Court has ordered the state government to transfer about 30 foreign nationals who have completed their sentences to a temporary detention center by September 28. The MBOSE Hostel in Shillong will serve as the facility, equipped with necessary security and medical staff. Deportation efforts for some have begun, with further hearings scheduled for the deadline.

Catch It Live on September 22 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

Upcoming events on September 22 highlight a vibrant cultural scene, featuring Shive Immersive at The Great India Place in Noida, Lippan Art workshop in Gurugram, The Tragedy of Ham MacLear at the India Habitat Centre, Kaustabh Agarwal's live comedy in Saket, and an Indian classical performance at Kathika Cultural Centre. Tickets available via BookMyShow.

Valarivan-Mane pair finishes fourth in 10m air rifle mixed team final

Elavenil Valarivan and Parth Mane finished fourth in the 10m air rifle mixed team final at the Asian Games, unable to maintain their strong qualification momentum. They scored 376.3, trailing behind top teams from China, South Korea, and Japan, who took home the medals. Previously, Valarivan had won silver in individual and team events.

India co-sponsors inaugural partners for multilateralism summit at UN

India co-sponsored the inaugural "Partners for Multilateralism, International Law, Peace & Prosperity" summit at the UN, co-chaired by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, highlighting the urgent need for cooperative, transparent decision-making amidst global instability. Leaders emphasized the necessity of reforming multilateralism to address pressing issues like peace, climate justice, and international law, reflecting on the current geopolitical tensions and the UN's role.

UN panel raises questions about the way AI models are currently trained

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman will brief the UN Security Council on AI security amid concerns about inadequate safety measures. The UN's report highlights risks of autonomous AI, including loss of human control. Experts stress the need for comprehensive safeguards, as incidents like the Hugging Face breach reveal vulnerabilities in AI systems, complicating governance and regulatory efforts. AI's rapid advancement necessitates urgent interventions.

2 Bihar teachers dismissed over alleged sexual assault of girl student

Two teachers in Buxar, Bihar, were dismissed for sexually assaulting a girl student, following a government investigation that validated the allegations. Identified as Birendra Pal and Arvind Kumar, they face criminal charges alongside a headmaster accused of shielding them. Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari called for fast-tracked legal proceedings amid growing public outrage.

After suicide case, IIT Bombay students seek welfare reforms, focus on mental health

Students at IIT Bombay are demanding reforms in mental health and welfare systems after the suicide of Sahil Wakode. The protest follows the removal of Prof Suryanarayana Doolla, linked to the incident. While students criticize media portrayals of caste bias, they acknowledge stress from rigorous coursework. The institute has retracted earlier statements about the events leading to Wakode's death.

1 vote, 2 readings: 2021 SC ruling at the heart of latest Tata boardroom battle

Tata Sons' recent boardroom conflict over N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment has reignited legal questions linked to the Supreme Court's 2021 ruling on the Cyrus Mistry case, particularly Articles 104B, 118, and 121 of the Articles of Association. Noel Tata argues differing interpretations influence the legitimacy of Chandrasekaran's reappointment process. The ongoing dispute highlights complexities in corporate law pertinent to board governance and decision-making processes.

Who is Brian Evans? Carrot Top suicide attempt leads to extortion allegations

Carrot Top, the comedian, allegedly attempted suicide following a $2 million extortion demand from Brian Evans. Days before the incident, Evans proposed a deal to drop legal disputes, which Carrot Top's lawyer later labeled as blackmail. As Carrot Top recovers, Evans denies the allegations, claiming a misunderstanding with the comedian's lawyer, insisting he didn't threaten to publish anything.

Asian Games: Record-breaking China cruise to mixed team rifle gold; Indians fini

In a disappointing turn at the Asian Games, India's Elavenil Valarivan and Parth Mane finished last in the 10m mixed team event, unable to recover after a poor start. China dominated the competition, setting a world record with a score of 507.1. India's quest for gold continues, with their best mixed event result being a bronze in 2018.

Sensex, Nifty see positive start; NSE IPO receives 6x subscription on final day

Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty had a positive start on Tuesday, with Sensex rising 564 points to 74,858.99, and Nifty up 67.90 points at 23,414.30, influenced by easing crude oil prices and strong foreign investment. Meanwhile, the NSE's IPO received nearly six times subscription, becoming India's second-largest public offer, with a price band of ₹1,700-1,785.

MCD sets target of 50,000 fresh admissions in its schools in a month

The MCD aims to enroll 50,000 new students in its schools within a month, initiating door-to-door outreach by teachers every Saturday. Chairman Yogesh Verma emphasized the need for quality education and basic facilities. The education committee also seeks to address school deficiencies, propose staff recruitment, and enhance sports amenities through community engagement.

Parineeti Chopra video calls Raghav Chadha during darshan at Lalbaugcha Raja

Raghav Chadha publicly supported his wife, Parineeti Chopra, ahead of her web series debut in "Shaque: Trust No One," set to premiere on Netflix on September 24. Parineeti sought blessings at Lalbaugcha Raja, ensuring Raghav, who was absent, could join via video call. The show, a psychological thriller, delves into a mother’s quest following her baby's disappearance.

Trump TV goes live: White House launches 24/7 streaming platform amid media ban

The White House launched a 24/7 streaming platform, "TRUMP TV: The Essentials Station," amidst escalating disputes with major news outlets, causing disruption in traditional TV pool coverage. Critics, including Jameel Jaffer, labeled it as government propaganda. CNN and other networks are suing for access, defending their First Amendment rights, as Trump justifies the media restrictions.

UP: Woman, mother bludgeoned to death in Etah, cops suspect husband and father-in-law

A woman and her mother were brutally bludgeoned to death in Etah, Uttar Pradesh, with police filing charges against the woman's husband and father-in-law based on statements from the children. The attack occurred late Monday in Awagarh, and authorities are investigating the motive and evidence while conducting raids for the suspects. Background details indicate ongoing familial disputes.

IBPS RRB Recruitment 2026: Registration date extended till September 27

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection has extended the registration date for IBPS RRB Recruitment 2026 to September 27, 2026, allowing candidates to apply for various positions, including Office Assistant and Officer Scale I, II, and III. The preliminary exams are scheduled for late 2026, with interviews following in early 2027. This recruitment aims to fill 13,745 vacancies.

Amid Brics Summit all-vegetarian fare row, what new book says about banquets

India's official dining practices have garnered new scrutiny following the all-vegetarian menu at the recent Brics Summit. A new book explores prime ministers' evolving tables, documenting flavors from Nehru to Modi. Notably, menus reflected individual preferences and cultural shifts, illustrating how political leaders influenced state banquets through personal tastes and culinary diplomacy since the late 1940s.

HT Morning Brief: US media boycotts Trump; IIT Bombay row and Asian Games 2026

US media outlets ABC, CBS, Fox News, and NBC have halted coverage of President Trump's events following his media ban targeting CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. This occurred during the launch of a new helipad on the White House South Lawn, where poor audio quality overshadowed Trump's address. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between Trump and major news networks.

Embassy Developments inks ₹711-cr deal for Juhu residential tower

In a landmark deal, Embassy Developments Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to sell an entire residential tower at Embassy Terazza, Juhu, for ₹711 crore, marking India’s largest single residential unit transaction. The development includes a G+7 tower covering 63,000 sq. ft. and aims to broaden Embassy's luxury portfolio in Mumbai.

Delhi teen allegedly gangraped by 3 men posing as cops near Kalkaji Temple

A 17-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by three impostor policemen in Astha Kunj park, Delhi, while visiting Kalkaji Mandir. Police arrested one suspect and are searching for the others. The assailants threatened the girl and her friend, who reported the incident after calling the police. A case has been registered under the POCSO Act. Investigations are ongoing.

Amazon Great Indian Festival: Early deals on TVs live now! Get up to 65% off

Amazon's Great Indian Festival in India will launch on October 8, 2026, featuring extensive discounts on electronics, especially TVs, with reductions up to 65%. Early deals offer banking discounts and no-cost EMI options. Important buying factors include screen size and display technology. This pre-sale event targets various budgets and includes several attractive offers.

72 hours in Jamui: How a harassment video triggered police action, political row

A disturbing video from Bihar’s Jamui shows two minors harassed by a group, igniting national outrage and criticism from opposition leaders towards the ruling BJP. The incident occurred on September 19, with victims ultimately located and an FIR filed under the POCSO Act after the video went viral. This incident raises serious questions about safety in Bihar and societal norms.

How to check NSE IPO allotment online: Step-by-step guide

The National Stock Exchange of India's IPO allotment details will be released today, September 22, 2026, for investors who subscribed to its ₹22,569 crore IPO, which opened on September 17. Investors can check their allotment status online through BSE, NSE, or MUFG Intime India by entering their application details. Reliable information should only be obtained from official sources.

Shooter Elavenil Valarivan on Asian games win: It was a dream etched in my heart

Elavenil Valarivan won two silver medals at the Asian Games 2026, marking a significant comeback from her 14th place finish in 2018. The 27-year-old Arjuna Awardee credits her success to personal growth and a newfound enjoyment of the sport after a disappointing Paris 2024 Olympics. Valarivan’s journey emphasizes the importance of balance and perspective in competitive shooting.

Fauzi producer confirms Prabhas film is delayed, assures it’s a ‘great movie’

Prabhas’ highly anticipated period drama, Fauzi, has been delayed from its December 3, 2026 release due to pending post-production work, with a new date yet to be announced. Following recent successes, including Salaar and Kalki, Prabhas will have at least two major films in 2027, including Spirit. Fauzi is produced by Mythri Movie Makers and promises a grand spectacle.