Why does your stomach growl when you’re hungry? Here’s what’s really happening

Stomach growling, or borborygmi, is a normal digestive process involving contractions every 90 minutes, often mistaken for hunger. While usually harmless, persistent symptoms like bloating or pain may indicate digestive issues. Dr. Anukalp Prakash clarifies that growling doesn't solely signify an empty stomach; it can occur anytime, even when not hungry. Always consult a doctor for concerns.

Delhi Building Collapse: Moving into a PG? 5 things to check about the structure

The recent Delhi building collapse highlights significant concerns about structural safety, unauthorized construction, and the risks associated with ageing residential buildings. Tenants, especially those in paying guest accommodations, must ensure legal approvals and safety checks before moving in. Conducting a basic safety audit can prevent tragedies in the future, given the critical nature of structural integrity in urban settings.

Junior hockey: India men beat South Korea 7-3 in Asia Cup

The Indian junior men's hockey team secured a 7-3 victory over South Korea, led by Captain Anmol Ekka, whose two goals contributed to the triumph and brought his tournament total to eight. With seven points, India is on the brink of semifinal qualification, needing a win against Chinese Taipei in their final pool match. The match featured intense back-and-forth scoring.

Noida improves to 8th in clean air survey among mid-sized cities

Noida has risen to eighth place among cities with populations between 300,000 and 1 million in the 5th Swachh Vayu Diwas 2026 assessment, according to the Noida authority. The rankings, released by the Union ministry of environment, reflect improved air quality and green initiatives. Continued efforts will focus on enhancing cleanliness and compliance for future surveys.

What is tornado kick? FSU punter Daniel Hughes praised for viral technique

Florida State punter Daniel Hughes captivated audiences with his viral 'tornado kick' during the September 7 NCAA game against SMU, tying the score at 24-24. This unique punting technique, praised by fans online, creates unpredictable bounces for returners. Hughes, an Australian standout known for his towering height and distinct style, has gained significant attention in college football circles.

Rajasthan Cricket Association polls on Sept 29 after two years of ad hoc rule

The Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) elections are scheduled for September 29, aiming to establish a new executive committee after over two years of ad hoc management. The election process includes voter objections from September 12-14, nominations from September 23-26, and polling at Sawai Man Singh Stadium. Former cricketers gain voting rights, marking a significant governance shift after court intervention.

DVAC names DMK leader K N Nehru, brothers in ₹1,020 cr corruption case

The DVAC has filed an FIR against former minister K N Nehru, naming him as the prime accused in a Rs 1,020 crore corruption case linked to government tender manipulation and bribes. Accusations extend to his brothers and two ex-DMK legislators who allegedly shared tender details, with bribes collected as "party funds." The investigation follows a detailed Enforcement Directorate report uncovering these irregularities from 2021 to 2025.

‘Chased to 3rd floor’: How Manipuri musician was beaten to death in Delhi

Chongtham Vikram Singh, a 54-year-old Manipuri musician, was fatally attacked by eight men in Delhi after he objected to loud music from nearby dhabas. Singh, who spent 17 years as a music teacher, was chased and beaten in his apartment’s corridor. Seven adults and a minor have been arrested. This incident highlights ongoing issues with public noise and safety in Delhi.

Noida, Gr Noida societies must display HC order on AOA governance

Group housing societies and apartment owners’ associations in Gautam Budh Nagar must display an Allahabad High Court order addressing governance questions, including elections and voting rights amid unpaid dues. The deputy registrar mandated compliance reports from societies, following a petition for clarity on ambiguous bye-laws. Stakeholders can submit feedback to aid the court’s examination of these issues.

Tarot Horoscope Today, September 8, 2026

Today's tarot insights highlight distinct energies for each zodiac sign, emphasizing themes such as leadership for Aries, balance for Taurus, and creativity for Libra. Rituals and crystals support these energies, from lighting candles to carrying specific stones. The guidance encourages individuals to embrace opportunities, make fair judgments, and foster connections, ultimately grounding actions in self-awareness and intuition.

Noida hikes IT plot rates by ₹40,000 per sqm, scraps three categories

Noida authority has raised the allotment rates for IT and IT-enabled service plots by ₹40,000 per square metre, setting the new rate at ₹86,000, effective immediately. The change follows a recent board meeting and simplifies the previous three-category system. With limited plots available, this decision aims to attract tech companies to Noida’s prime sectors.

Raids, shutdowns, warning labels - India's unprecedented food safety push

India is undergoing a significant food safety crackdown, prompting suspensions of numerous eateries and a push for front-of-pack warning labels that threatens its $100 billion packaged food industry. After years of poor hygiene and food adulteration scandals, regulators have intensified inspections, revealing that 20% of tested food is unsafe, with a leading official gaining celebrity status for his bold actions.

5-year-old girl dies after falling from auto, run over by truck in Gurugram

A five-year-old girl, Priyal, died after falling from an overloaded auto rickshaw and being run over by a truck in Gurugram on Sunday. The vehicle's sudden movement caused her mother to lose grip, leading to the tragic incident at Golf Course Extension Road. An FIR has been filed, and efforts are underway to track the truck driver using CCTV footage. In a separate incident the same day, a security guard was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Sector 62.

Nuh SHO arrested taking ₹50,000 bribe to remove name from rape case

In a significant corruption case, the station house officer (SHO) of City Punhana police station in Nuh was arrested for accepting a ₹50,000 bribe to influence a rape case. Following a complaint, ACB officials conducted a successful sting operation and recovered the bribe. The inspector had initially demanded ₹1 lakh but later agreed to split it. An FIR was registered against him.

Nuh: Siblings aged 2 and 4 fall into well; mother saved after rescue bid

A two-year-old boy and his four-year-old sister drowned in a well in Nagina, Nuh, while playing on its edge. Their mother attempted to rescue them but nearly drowned herself before villagers intervened. Investigators found no foul play. The tragic incident occurred on Sunday afternoon, prompting police inquiries and autopsies for the children.

‘Want India by our side’: US envoy to Delhi pushes for ISRO-NASA collaboration

NASA has officially invited India's ISRO to join its Moon Base programme, following India's signing of the Artemis Accords in June 2023. The programme aims for a phased lunar exploration approach, starting with robotic missions by 2029 and progressing to a permanent outpost. US Ambassador Sergio Gor emphasized the importance of India's role in future lunar missions.

Karnataka SIR: ECI withdraws discrepancy notice issued to Padma Awardee Hajabba

The Election Commission of India has retracted a notice to Padma Shri awardee Harekala Hajabba regarding a name discrepancy identified during the electoral roll's Special Intensive Revision in Karnataka. Hajabba's name has varied between records since 2002. He remains confident in resolution as his documentation consistently identifies him as Harekala Hajabba, advancing educational efforts after gaining fame as a fruit seller.

GMDA gets ₹19.3 crore nod to expand sewer network in Sectors 77-80

The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) secured approval to expand the sewerage network in Sectors 77 to 80, with a budget of ₹19.30 crore and a two-year completion timeline. The project, addressing residents' demands, will lay 8 km of sewer pipelines and include allied infrastructure. As populations grow, ongoing efforts aim to enhance connectivity across Gurugram.

Jaishankar faces tough questions from MPs over India’s policy towards West Asia

India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar defended the government's West Asia policy during a parliamentary consultation, emphasizing close ties with Gulf and WANA regions amidst scrutiny over India's stance following military strikes in the area. Questions arose regarding India's neutrality after the death of Iranian leader Khamenei and the ongoing conflicts since the Hamas attacks in October 2023.

Nancy Guthrie update: Was kidnapped woman's tablet sold? Viral claims made

Netizens are hopeful about a breakthrough in the Nancy Guthrie case after a woman claimed to have purchased her tablet from a man in Tucson for $10. Despite police interest, there is no confirmation linking the device to Guthrie, and authorities stated no stolen iPad was reported. The case remains unsolved since Guthrie's February 2023 disappearance.

Army man severely injured in hit-and-run in Gurugram, driver flees

An army colonel, Nirbhaya Sharma, was severely injured on August 23 when a speeding car hit his motorcycle on the Delhi-Jaipur expressway near Kherki Daula. The driver fled the scene, prompting Sharma’s wife to file a complaint leading to an FIR for rash driving. Investigators are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the vehicle.

‘People were sexualising me’: Keyaa Banerji horrified by dark side of AI

Keyaa Banerji, a 21-year-old powerlifter from India, won silver at the 2026 IPF World Sub-Junior Championships in South Africa, lifting 140kg despite weighing 45.7kg. The recognition led to online abuse, including AI-generated fake content and derogatory remarks about her. Keyaa aims to break the Asian record and advocate for female athletes while highlighting powerlifting's differences from Olympic weightlifting.

MCG hires nodal aides across all Gurugram wards to boost sanitation redressal

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram appointed Sanitation Nodal Assistants in all 36 wards to enhance sanitation service monitoring and accountability. Under Municipal Commissioner Pradeep Dahiya, these assistants will inspect sanitation work, resolve issues, and manage complaints via the MCG Inspection App. This initiative aims to proactively address sanitation problems to improve the city’s cleanliness.

Tried and Tested: Duroflex Airboost Mattress review after 40 days

After a 40-day test of the Duroflex Airboost mattress, initial skepticism transformed into positive endorsement as the mattress proved to enhance sleep quality significantly, reducing discomfort and nighttime disturbances, especially for hot sleepers. The innovative AirKnit technology ensured airflow and support, making it comfortable over time. Notably, the mattress's unique height necessitates checking compatibility with existing bed frames.

Tau Devi Lal Stadium wall collapse: GMDA orders structural audit

A portion of the projection wall at Gurugram's Tau Devi Lal stadium collapsed, prompting the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) to announce a third-party structural audit of the entire complex. Immediate plans include demolishing the wall, with safety measures in place to restrict access. The stadium, over two decades old, is set for a ₹634 crore upgrade.

SC/ST Congress leaders to approach President to intervene in ‘purification' row

Congress lawmakers from SC/ST communities are demanding an FIR against those involved in a "shuddikaran" incident in Uttarakhand, asserting it reflects BJP-RSS bias against Dalits. They are preparing to submit a memorandum to President Droupadi Murmu for intervention. Senior leaders criticized the actions following a rally by Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge, emphasizing the legal ramifications.

No approval for new schools, varsities over inadequate regulation concerns: Min

Arunachal Pradesh Education Minister Passang Dorjee Sona declared a ban on new private school approvals due to inadequate regulations, emphasizing quality and accountability. He stated that comprehensive guidelines are being developed, with existing institutions needing restructuring. Sona also initiated a study of private universities to ensure compliance, aiming for safe and quality education for students.

Cricket Australia confirms privatisation in BBL, Melbourne Renegades up for sale

Cricket Australia has officially announced the introduction of private investment in the Big Bash League, starting with the sale of the Melbourne Renegades, aiming for new ownership by the 2027-28 season. This decision is part of a self-determination model to enhance cricket funding and protect the sport’s long-term future, ensuring control over key operations remains with Cricket Australia.

Angelina Jolie visits boxing club in Ukraine city amid Russian missile attacks

Angelina Jolie unexpectedly visited the Spadkoyemets boxing club in Kharkiv, Ukraine, delighting athletes and the club's owner, who received the unexpected booking. Jolie complimented the gym and interacted with athletes, including her son Knox, who participated in a training session. Her visit comes amid her promotion for her new film, *Without Blood*, exploring themes of trauma.

Taylor Swift enjoys dinner with Kelce at Indian restaurant in metallic dress

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are making the most of their newlywed era. The couple stepped out for a romantic date night in New York City on Sunday, September 6, dining at popular Indian restaurant Ambassadors Clubhouse in Manhattan’s NoMad neighbourhood.