'Such a beautiful feeling': Man celebrates sleeping on a bed for the first time

Instagram user Vishal Swami celebrated a significant milestone: sleeping on a bed for the first time, which he purchased with his own money. His heartfelt video capturing this moment has prompted an outpouring of congratulatory messages and well-wishes from followers, who reflected on the significance of such simple comforts. Celebrating life’s small joys resonates deeply with many online.

‘Gyanesh Gaddar’: Youth Congress defaces CEC's Agra home during protest

Congress is demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, staging nationwide protests over alleged failures in ensuring free and fair elections, particularly concerning the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Accusations of treason against the Election Commission have intensified after an investigative report highlighted internal dissent within the poll panel, as Congress protests continued in various states.

A Snapchat post, alleged rape: Inside the Cornell University sexual assault case

A former Cornell University student is suing the university and seven Chi Phi fraternity members, claiming she was drugged and sexually assaulted in October 2024. The lawsuit filed on September 16 alleges that while she was unconscious, a fraternity member posted inappropriate content in a group chat. Cornell stated it investigated but cannot disclose specific disciplinary actions due to privacy laws.

IT searches places related to Rakul Preet, Vashu Bhagnani and Panorama Studios

The Income Tax Department has conducted searches at multiple locations in Mumbai linked to Bollywood actor Rakul Preet Singh and filmmakers Vashu Bhagnani and Kumar Mangat, focusing on suspected fund irregularities and alleged overseas transactions. Investigations are ongoing as teams examine financial records. Background: The Bhagnani family has produced over 40 films, while Mangat runs Panorama Studios.

MMR leads Q3 housing sales as top 7 cities clock over 1 lakh units

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) led India's housing sales in Q3 2026, registering 31,750 units sold, followed by Bengaluru at 16,670 units, together comprising 48% of total sales. Overall, housing sales rose 3% YoY across seven major cities. Average residential prices increased by 7%, with significant new supply in MMR and Hyderabad, indicating a resilient housing demand.

People with Down syndrome and other disabilities find their rhythm in Indiana dance program

Finn Vester, who has autism and Down syndrome, found success in Dance Abilities, a program for individuals with disabilities, after a previous unsuitable martial arts attempt. Founded by Claire Graham, the program has expanded significantly, promoting confidence and connection through dance. Accommodations, like visual cues and personalized teaching, foster an enjoyable and engaging environment for all participants.

Man questions need for office when employees are productive at home

Aaket Panchal's recent video critiques the necessity of physical office presence for productivity, sparking a debate on work-from-home culture. Many social media users agreed, with comments highlighting the efficiency of remote work. Panchal argues that results matter more than location, questioning the value of commuting if employees consistently meet deadlines. He emphasizes that productivity does not diminish outside the office.

Rajasthan Police blocks around 15k mobile numbers circulating child sexual abuse material

Jaipur police have blocked over 15,326 mobile numbers and nearly 7,800 URLs linked to child sexual exploitation materials, responding to around 25,000 reports from the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children. Cybercriminals use platforms like Telegram to share material. Officials warn of legal action under the POCSO Act and encourage reporting of such content.

First kidney transplant surgery in Arunachal conducted at TRIHMS: CM

Arunachal Pradesh's Chief Minister Pema Khandu announced the successful first kidney transplant at the Tomo Riba Institute of Health and Medical Sciences, marking a significant advancement in state healthcare. Conducted with support from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, the procedure aimed to enhance local medical capacity and accessibility, with plans to strengthen cardiology services and increase financial aid for organ transplants as part of CM CARES.

'Stay out of it bro': Parvesh Verma replies to Rahul Gandhi's remark on slapgate

Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma faced backlash after slapping a man during a road inspection, which was captured in a viral video. Congress MP Rahul Gandhi criticized the incident, asserting that it reflects a government that disrespects voters. AAP's Arvind Kejriwal called for accountability over road conditions. Verma defended himself, alleging provocation by the victim, deemed a "habitual offender" by BJP.

Sanjay Raut alleges FDA extortion, says bribe rates have hiked; demands probe

Sanjay Raut, MP from Shiv Sena (UBT), accused Maharashtra FDA officials of threatening businesses with license suspensions and extorting money, claiming bribe rates have surged drastically under commissioner Tukaram Mundhe. He called for an independent inquiry into these practices, citing complaints from multiple cities and alleging officials bypassed legal protocols to intimidate establishments.

WorldSkills Shanghai 2026: India ranks 10th, wins 6 silver medals

India secured 10th place at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026, improving from 13th in Lyon 2024, with six silver medals and 20 awards for excellence, showcasing the nation's growing skilled talent. The event featured 1,400 global competitors across 63 skills, emphasizing emerging technologies. Organized by NSDC, India's large contingent highlighted dedication and rigorous preparation in vocational training.

Chaniya Choli vs Lehenga vs Saree: What to wear for every festive occasion

Festive dressing requires careful selection based on occasion and movement. A saree’s versatility suits everything from family pujas to evening celebrations, while chaniya cholis are ideal for dancing. Choose lehengas for formal events. Prioritize comfort without sacrificing style by matching outfits to the event's formality, ensuring a blend of elegance and practicality.

Trump confirms meeting with Anthropic's Amodei, repeats dismissal of AI fears

US President Donald Trump will discuss AI with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei while maintaining that the U.S. must not slow AI development, fearing it could allow China to overtake. Trump dismissed warnings about rogue AI as exaggerated, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to lead in technology. Concerns about AI's risks have prompted calls for regulation from figures like Bill Gates.

'Zyada toh nahi lagi?' Poonawalla's Rise & Fall thrashing sparks reactions

In a recent episode of Prime Video's reality show *Rise & Fall*, former BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla faced violence from co-contestant Siwet Tomar after a heated argument with actor Swara Bhasker on political differences. Social media reactions flooded in, with political figures like Priyanka Bharti and Saurabh Bhardwaj condemning the incident, which was marked by escalating tensions and physical conflict.

‘Miscreants entered campus, wore masks’: LPU student recall night of unrest

Violence erupted at Punjab's Lovely Professional University following protests over an alleged campus rape and subsequent suicide, prompting the administration to suspend classes for 10 days. Students reported vandalism, fearing for their safety amid external aggressors. With mid-term exams postponed, many students have returned home, expressing uncertainty about future classes amidst ongoing tensions.

Landslides bury homes in Nepal’s Baglung, 10 killed and one missing

At least 14 people have died in rain-related incidents across Nepal, with significant casualties reported in Baglung due to landslides triggered by relentless rainfall. Among the deceased are multiple families, including four children buried in Kankekhariya. Search and rescue operations face challenges from ongoing weather conditions, as authorities issue flood warnings for vulnerable areas.

Raids, red labels and junk food curbs: India's food safety crackdown

India is implementing stringent food safety regulations, suspending many eateries amid concerns over hygiene and adulteration, affecting both large brands and small vendors. With inspectors finding 20% of tested samples unsafe, the push for front-of-pack warning labels intensifies. Public anger, activism, and regulatory measures signal a transformative period for India's $100 billion food industry, addressing longstanding consumer safety issues.

Why an AI laptop could be a smarter choice than a regular laptop in 2026

Buyers commend the Aspire Go range for its compact design and productivity, despite average display quality. Recommended for those wanting a conventional Intel laptop with AI features, it offers a familiar Windows experience. AI laptops enhance tasks using dedicated hardware, improving efficiency and supporting software evolution, making them future-ready for students and professionals alike.

Bavuma, de Kock involved in heated exchange over review, Jansen intervenes

In a heated moment during the second ODI at the Wanderers, tempers flared between South African teammates Temba Bavuma and Quinton de Kock over a review decision leading to Australia’s Xavier Bartlett's dismissal. South Africa won the match by 32 runs, taking a 2-0 series lead. Bavuma's century and strong team effort highlighted the victory's significance in their ODI history against Australia.

‘Serious problem’: CJP on women’s safety at LPU after girls' hostel allegation

Protests erupted at Lovely Professional University (LPU) over allegations of rape and suicide involving a student, leading to violence, vandalism, and academic disruptions. The university postponed mid-term exams and suspended classes for ten days. Amid heavy police presence, students reported safety concerns, while officials stated that campus facilities were damaged during the unrest.

Will Donald Trump get to meet Kim Jong Un again?

Six U.S. presidents have failed to address North Korea's nuclear program, with Trump seeking another meeting with Kim Jong Un. However, Kim demands the U.S. abandon denuclearization efforts. North Korea's arsenal is growing, with Russian support, raising concerns about regional security. A shift in U.S. policy towards recognizing North Korea as a nuclear state could complicate global non-proliferation efforts.

iPhones at ₹63,999 in festive sales? Check Flipkart, Amazon sale dates and offer

As the festive shopping season approaches, Amazon and Flipkart will offer discounted prices on iPhones, with Flipkart's Big Billion Days starting October 9 and Amazon's Great Indian Festival on October 8. The effective price for iPhone 17 may drop to ₹79,999, while the iPhone 15 could be available for ₹63,999. These sales follow significant iPhone price hikes in India.

Ireland is helping supply Russia’s war machine

Ireland supports Ukraine against Russian aggression, providing financial aid and backing EU sanctions. However, Aughinish Alumina, a major Irish refinery, exports alumina to Russia, aiding its arms industry. While some EU members seek to sanction the plant, concerns over Europe's aluminium supply complicate matters. Ultimately, sanctions could benefit Ukraine and improve Ireland's reputation.

Kohli gives Gill his flowers: ‘Senior players are smiling, laughing under him’

Despite social media rumors, Virat Kohli affirmed the positive atmosphere in the Indian cricket team under captain Shubman Gill, following their eight-wicket victory over West Indies in the first ODI. Kohli's unbeaten 139 and Gill's 110 showcased their strong partnership. Kohli stressed the importance of team camaraderie and prioritizing victories over individual milestones as they prepare for the World Cup.

Anil Kapoor reveals wife Sunita Kapoor went on their honeymoon alone

Anil Kapoor hosts India Ke Top 1% and opened up about his personal life, revealing that his wife, Sunita, once honeymooned alone due to his absence. He affectionately referred to her as his "Queen" and shared how she conditioned their marriage on never entering the kitchen. They married in 1984, after a decade of courtship, overcoming initial struggles.

‘I used to hide from my friends while delivering Swiggy’: Bengaluru entrepreneur

Koushik Kharvi, a Bengaluru entrepreneur, has launched Koushik Seafoods to share his seafood expertise, reflecting on his journey from a Swiggy delivery agent to owning a successful eatery and consultancy. His Instagram video highlights his struggles and triumphs, garnering praise for his perseverance and inspiring others. Kharvi emphasizes hard work and respect for all professions.

Struggling to relax when you finally have time off? Therapist explains why…

Therapist Jeffrey Meltzer highlights that many struggle to relax due to persistent worries about responsibilities, even during breaks. He suggests that consciously giving the brain permission to relax by setting time limits can alleviate this stress. Without this, burnout persists as the mind remains active. Meltzer has over seven years of counseling experience specializing in mental health.

Manjula Padmanabhan completes 'Meiji' trilogy with 'Zone' after 10 years

Manjula Padmanabhan's "Zone" marks the long-awaited conclusion of her 'Meiji' trilogy, ten years after "The Island of Lost Girls." Published by Hachette India, the novel portrays an empowered Meiji navigating a lawless Africa, grappling with societal expectations and personal challenges. Alongside allies, she confronts danger and her past. Padmanabhan, a celebrated author and artist, continues to shape diverse narratives through her work.

Chakra Horoscope Today, September 28, 2026

Today's horoscopes emphasize the importance of chakra balancing for personal and professional growth across zodiac signs. Key practices include grounding exercises, mindful meditation, and mindful eating to enhance well-being and motivation. Each sign is urged to assess their productivity, navigate closure, and ensure clear communication, fostering a balanced approach to both solitude and collaboration.