‘Dress codes limit expression’: Designer on the new rules of workplace dressing

The future of power dressing, according to designer Arushi Roopchandani, embraces comfort and personal expression over traditional formalwear. As workplace culture shifts post-COVID, women increasingly favor relaxed tailoring and elevated casuals that blend style with comfort. Ultimately, Arushi emphasizes that confidence and individual expression should define professional attire, rather than rigid dress codes.

Sergio Gor witnesses joint firing demo by Indian, US Army personnel | Watch

Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2026, India's largest bilateral defense exercise with the US, commenced with a joint firing demonstration in Rajasthan, showcasing advanced military capabilities. US Ambassador Gor emphasized the strengthened partnership and interoperability between the two armies. The exercise enhances operational coordination across diverse terrains, reinforcing mutual trust and understanding in complex battlefields, following the official opening on September 15 in Uttarakhand.

I fought death every single day: Raghubir Yadav on playing godman in 'Hunkkaar'

Veteran actor Raghubir Yadav described his role as a godman accused of sexual abuse in "Hunkkaar: The Roar" as a challenging and painful experience, feeling he was “fighting death” throughout. Yadav's character, Sunil "Baapji" Chakosi, brings emotional turmoil due to his actions. He emphasized the importance of exploring diverse roles in his long career, which he perceives as a learning journey.

Quote of the day by Bill Nye: 'To leave the world better than you found it…'

Bill Nye emphasizes the importance of collective responsibility in improving the world, urging individuals to take action instead of placing blame for environmental issues. His message illustrates that small, personal efforts, such as picking up litter or supporting community initiatives, can lead to significant change. Every individual can contribute to a culture of care and responsibility.

Embassy REIT raises ₹1,000 crores in landmark first bank financing at REIT level

Embassy Office Parks REIT announced on September 25 the successful raise of ₹1,000 crores through three-year floating-rate Non-Convertible Debentures, fully backed by a major European bank, marking a first for bank financing at the trust level in Indian REITs. This milestone reflects regulatory progress, enhancing long-term funding avenues in India’s evolving REIT market. Established as India’s first listed and Asia's largest office REIT, Embassy manages over 52 million square feet of premium office spaces across key cities, housing numerous global corporations.

Men's doubles: Satwik-Chirag knocked out in first round

India's badminton team faced a major setback at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, with defending champions Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty eliminated in the first round by unranked Thais. Despite this shock, Dhruv Kapila and Tanisha Crasto advanced to the quarter-finals after defeating a Malaysian duo. Unnati Hooda also secured an easy win in women's singles.

7 smartwatches under ₹10,000 worth considering in September 2026

When buying a smartwatch under ₹10,000, key factors include phone compatibility, built-in GPS for tracking workouts, and battery life. Popular models like the Noise ColorFit Pro 6 Max and OnePlus Watch 2R offer a range of features, from fitness tracking to Bluetooth calling, while users should assess their specific needs before choosing. Evaluating features ensures a satisfying purchase.

US passport records in voter verification? What Trump admin’s new move mean

The US State Department plans to expand passport record access for verifying voter eligibility amid Trump administration efforts to utilize federal databases for election oversight. The proposal broadens approved uses for sensitive passport data, potentially including nonprofits. While contentious, this change won’t affect the November midterms, as finalization may occur post-elections, impacting future voter verification efforts.

A star at 6, this actor worked with Salman, Sunny Deol, owns ₹4 crore home at 18

At just 18, Ruhaanika Dhawan, praised by filmmaker Rohit Shetty, shines on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15, impressing audiences despite being the youngest contestant. Recently, she made headlines for purchasing two Mumbai flats worth ₹4 crore at 15 while balancing education, achieving 91% in her IB exams, and previously starring in notable projects like Yeh Hai Mohabbatein.

Israel's UN ambassador offers Starlink to Iran envoy amid UNGA session | Watch

During the UN General Assembly, Israel's ambassador, Danny Danon, offered Starlink internet to Iran's representative, Nasser Asadi, who ignored him, as tensions between Israel and Iran escalate. This comes after Iran experienced severe internet shutdowns earlier this year. Starlink, a satellite broadband service by Elon Musk, aims to provide high-speed internet amid such restrictions.

Former India wicketkeeper batsman Vijay Dahiya to coach Delhi again

Former India wicketkeeper Vijay Dahiya has been appointed as the chief coach for Delhi's domestic cricket season, succeeding Sarandeep Singh. Dahiya, who previously coached Delhi when they last reached the Ranji Trophy finals in 2008, faces pressure to revive a struggling team that hasn't reached the quarterfinals since 2017-18. He has an extensive coaching background, including recent stints with Gujarat Titans and Delhi Capitals.

No vegetables at home? Try chef Ranveer Brar's sev tamatar sabzi recipe

Celebrity chef Ranveer Brar has shared a quick recipe for sev tamatar ki sabzi, ideal for low-supply pantries. Using simple ingredients like tomatoes and spices, the dish can be prepared in just 20 minutes. Perfect for a last-minute dinner, it highlights the creative potential of basic pantry items. The recipe is based on user-generated content and has not been independently verified.

UP-made BrahMos gives Pakistan ‘sleepless nights’: Amit Shah

The BrahMos Integration and Testing Facility was inaugurated in Lucknow in May 2025 to enhance India's defense manufacturing capabilities. With an investment of ₹300 crore, it has begun producing supersonic missiles, supporting local economies and industries. Home Minister Amit Shah praised India's economic resilience, linking growth to improved law and order under the BJP since 2017.

CBFC cuts nudity, mutes obscene words in Robert Pattinson’s Primetime

**Primetime, directed by Lance Oppenheim and based on Luke Dittrich’s article, debuted in India on September 25 after undergoing significant edits for an 'A' rating from the CBFC. Changes included deleted nudity, muted language, and added disclaimers. The film stars Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen, exploring the ethics of crime journalism and entertainment.**

Shaque review: Parineeti Chopra struggles to impress in unbearably boring show

**Shaque** fails as a crime thriller, lacking the subtlety and creativity to engage viewers, as obvious plot twists and underdeveloped characters abound. Parineeti Chopra struggles in her debut, supported by Jennifer Winget’s earnest performance. Set in Shimla, the show revolves around a mother searching for her kidnapped daughter. Ultimately, it exemplifies tired tropes in Indian streaming.

UP NEET UG Seat Allotment Result 2026 for Round 2 releasing today

The UP NEET UG Seat Allotment Result 2026 for Round 2 will be released on September 25, 2026, with results available for registered candidates to check starting September 26. Candidates must secure their allotted seats to avoid forfeiting their security deposit. The official website for details is upneet.gov.in, providing essential information for medical admissions.

Amitabh Bachchan reveals Shah Rukh Khan’s biggest strength on KBC 18

Rajkummar Rao will appear on Kaun Banega Crorepati Season 18 to discuss his upcoming film, Prahaar, a biopic on prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam centered around the Ajmal Kasab trial, releasing October 16. During the show, Rao reflected on his early inspirations, particularly Shah Rukh Khan’s journey from Delhi to stardom, which influenced his acting ambitions.

AI often makes writing worse. (Even if it makes it better)

Artificial intelligence (AI) has infiltrated various writing arenas, from newspapers to student assignments, sparking a cultural obsession with identifying AI-generated content. While AI can outperform human writing in certain blind tests, critics argue that writing is a profound cognitive process rather than mere word generation. This complex relationship prompts a preference for human-authored texts, as people navigate the "uncanny valley" of AI prose.

Why is quality emerging as a defining factor in GLP-1 therapies?

GLP-1 receptor agonists are increasingly vital in managing type 2 diabetes, extending beyond just blood sugar control to also address cardiovascular and kidney complications. Quality throughout their development is crucial, as evidenced by robust clinical trials and manufacturing standards. With diabetes affecting millions in India, ensuring effective and reliable therapies is imperative for improved patient outcomes.

SC to hear after six weeks plea to confiscate property of offenders in paper leak cases

The Supreme Court will hear a plea in six weeks seeking the confiscation of properties belonging to individuals involved in exam question paper leaks. The plea, initiated by advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay, cites repeated failures by authorities violating students' rights and proposes stronger legal measures. It underscores the severe impact of these leaks on students and their families.

Hindu College staff body protest intensifies after show-cause notices to 3 professors

The Hindu College Staff Association (HCSA) protests intensified following show-cause notices issued to three professors amid a controversy surrounding admissions under extracurricular categories. Allegations of excess admissions prompted these notices, leading to calls for the resignation of the principal and vice-principal. The HCSA’s agitation seeks to halt the privatization efforts at the public institution, while academics remain uninterrupted.

Divya Dutta calls working with Sudhir Mishra a 'Huge bucket-list goal'

Actor Divya Dutta is excited to work with director Sudhir Mishra for the first time in a film inspired by his late mother’s stories about Mahatma Gandhi. Titled "Gandhi and My Mother," she plays Dr. Sushila Nayyar, Gandhi’s personal physician. Dutta reflects on her role's challenges and her instinct-driven project choices while noting a career shift due to the success of "Chiraiya."

What makes surya namaskar so effective? How one sequence works across your body

Surya namaskar, an ancient yoga practice, offers holistic health benefits beyond physical fitness, effectively addressing mental fatigue and stress from modern living. As highlighted by Saurabh Bothra, it enhances energy, flexibility, and strength with just a few morning rounds. Accessible and time-efficient, surya namaskar provides a sustainable option for individuals seeking balance and overall well-being.

Harsh Goenka highlights littering on Vande Bharat: ‘How to teach civic sense?’

Concerns over civic sense in India have sparked online discussions, particularly in light of Harsh Goenka's video contrasting modern Vande Bharat train facilities with litter left by passengers. Users highlighted a lack of responsibility among citizens, calling for education on civic values to improve public behavior. They argue that societal progress hinges on collective accountability.

Why is non-dairy paneer called analogue paneer and not fake paneer?

FSSAI proposed a nationwide ban on non-dairy analogue products labeled as "paneer" to prevent consumer deception. Eight states, including Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, have already banned its sale due to food safety concerns. Additionally, Zomato has implemented a zero-tolerance policy for analogue paneer in restaurants, urging compliance with natural dairy standards to ensure authenticity.

Who is Dan Plumb or Decoy Dan? Primetime movie puts focus on real-life person

Primetime, released yesterday, features Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen and Skylar Gisondo as Dan Plumb, a character praised for his standout performance. The film explores the true story of "Decoy Dan," an aspiring actor who faced predators directly. Following his stint with Hansen, real-life Dan Schrack became a broadcast journalist. The movie captivates audiences with its portrayal and emotional depth.

Samsung Wallet users can now pay with a fingerprint instead of a PIN

Samsung has enhanced Galaxy users' UPI payment experience in India by introducing fingerprint authentication via Samsung Wallet, allowing transactions up to Rs 10,000 without a UPI PIN. This feature improves security in public settings and reduces transaction failures. The Wallet also supports digital documents, relying on Samsung Knox for data protection.

HC asks Delhi Police to allot protest venue to bank employees union

The Delhi High Court has instructed the Delhi Police to determine by Monday whether an alternative protest venue can be offered to the United Forum of Bank Unions, advocating for a five-day work week and improved pension benefits. The court emphasized the importance of peaceful assembly rights. The organization had previously faced multiple rejections for protests at Jantar Mantar.

Sai Durgha Tej reacts to accusations of him ignoring man who saved his life

Telugu actor Sai Durgha Tej (SDT) commemorated his 'rebirth day,' five years after a near-fatal motorcycle accident, thanking supporters and sharing his recovery journey. Despite backlash for allegedly neglecting his lifesaver, Syed Abdul Farhan, SDT clarified he has helped him financially and requested privacy for Abdul, highlighting gratitude for all who aided him during this time.

Shoes suddenly feeling tight? Cardiologist shares signs of edema to watch for

Swollen feet after prolonged standing may indicate edema, a symptom of excess fluid build-up often linked to underlying health issues such as heart or kidney problems, according to cardiologist Dr. Rahul R. Gupta. Early signs include tight clothing and persistent swelling, which warrant medical attention to assess potential serious conditions. Always consult a doctor for concerns.