Why is Trinity Rodman not attending Ben Shelton’s US Open final?

Trinity Rodman will miss her boyfriend Ben Shelton’s first Grand Slam final due to a scheduling conflict with her Washington Spirit match against Boston Legacy FC. While Shelton competes against Alexander Zverev at 2 pm ET, Rodman’s game starts at 1 pm ET. Rodman has been pivotal for the Spirit, aiming for the NWSL title since joining in 2021.

Who is Laura Rutledge? ESPN reporter apologises to Texas coach Steve Sarkisian

ESPN is facing backlash after Texas coach Steve Sarkisian snubbed reporter Holly Rowe post-victory over Ohio State, declaring, “Texas fight!” before leaving to celebrate with his team. Fans criticized Sarkisian's behavior as “classless” and pointed to an earlier halftime interview incident. ESPN's Laura Rutledge later stated the network owed Sarkisian an apology for the mix-up.

Falcons vs Steelers: Why is Tua Tagovailoa not playing today? Is he injured?

The Atlanta Falcons began their 2026 NFL season against the Pittsburgh Steelers without starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who was ruled out due to an oblique injury sustained during practice. Coach Kevin Stefanski named Cooper Rush as the replacement, following Tagovailoa's limited participation and inability to recover in time. Tagovailoa joined the Falcons earlier this offseason.

Haaland fires 10-man Man City to memorable win over Manchester United

Erling Haaland's goal secured a 1-0 victory for 10-man Manchester City against Manchester United, despite Phil Foden's first-half red card, marking a strong start for coach Enzo Maresca. The win deepens United's struggles, now eight points behind City. Controversy surrounded the goal but City effectively thwarted United, who faced mounting fan frustrations over club issues.

Ladakh announces ₹15-lakh aid to kin of those killed in Sept 24 violence

The Ladakh administration announced ₹15 lakh compensation for the families of four individuals killed in September 2022 violence, amidst ongoing demands for statehood and constitutional protections from local leaders. Additionally, ₹3 lakh and ₹1 lakh will be given to those with major and minor injuries, respectively. The region has faced escalating tensions since the abrogation of Article 370.

Fighting in Yemen intensifies, and Houthis launch more attacks on Saudi Arabia

Yemen's conflict escalated as government forces attacked Iran-backed Houthi rebels while the Houthis fired missiles at Saudi Arabia, prompting fears of civil war. Over 82,000 people were displaced since September. The Houthis recently captured key territories, with significant casualties reported. The U.S. military base in Djibouti now lies perilously close to the conflict zone, raising regional security concerns.

Western astrology says this September 2026 event could affect your love life

Venus entered Scorpio on September 10, 2026, intensifying love, relationships, and finances until January 7, 2027, coinciding with a retrograde starting October 3. Astrologer Tetiana Tsvil emphasizes this period encourages deeper emotional connections but may evoke jealousy. Financial decisions require caution, with signs affected differently; Aries may confront intimacy issues, while Sagittarius seeks solitude for reflection.

Asiad-bound India shooters on flight diverted to Jaipur due to technical issue

An Air India flight carrying Asian Games-bound Indian shooters from Bhopal to Delhi was diverted to Jaipur on Sunday morning due to a technical issue shortly after takeoff. The contingent, including seven shooters and staff, arrived in Jaipur around 9:40 am and later traveled to Delhi with their weapons. They are preparing for the Asian Games starting September 19.

Brigadier Mishra gets Royal College Fellowship for ophthalmology contributions

Brigadier Sanjay Kumar Mishra, an esteemed ophthalmologist at Army Hospital (Research and Referral), received the Fellowship of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists in London, marking him as the only Indian and the first from Armed Forces Medical Services honored with this title this year. Previously, he was awarded the ‘FRCS Ed’ and has led eye camps in remote regions.

NFL Network app down: RedZone viewers report error amid outage

NFL RedZone experienced a significant outage in the United States on Sunday, with Downdetector reporting over 6,200 problem reports by 12:57 PM EDT. Of those, 72% of users noted issues with the app, 19% had video streaming problems, and 5% encountered difficulties with the live channel feature. This is an ongoing situation.

Ludhiana: Former SAD MLA Dhanda, son booked for assaulting lawyer

Former MLA Harish Rai Dhanda and his son, Chandan, have been booked for allegedly assaulting fellow advocate Sanjiv Malhotra over a monetary dispute at a court complex, with the FIR registered nearly eight months after Malhotra's initial complaint. Malhotra cited Dhanda's influence as a barrier to police action. Dhanda denies the allegations, asserting he received a police clean chit.

Delhi PG survey flags 4 ‘dangerous’ buildings, south zone worst hit

The Delhi High Court's survey of paying guest accommodations identified four "dangerous" buildings and 163 needing repairs, highlighting safety concerns after a recent collapse. Over 2,250 PG facilities lodging 47,000 people were surveyed, primarily in the MCD’s South Zone. This follows a mandate for enhanced oversight on building safety due to regulatory responsibilities shared by Delhi University and the MCD amidst rising safety fears.

Bangladesh wants to ‘reset’ ties with India, calls Hasina-era ‘uncomfortable’

Bangladesh aims to "reset" its relationship with India, seeking a new partnership based on mutual interests, according to Foreign Affairs Minister Humaiun Kobir. His comments follow Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's absence from the BRICS Summit amid tensions due to India's support for former PM Sheikh Hasina. Bangladesh is reviewing 101 existing agreements with India, aiming for balanced diplomatic engagement.

Bukhara to Khan Market, BRICS delegates savour royal taste of Delhi

Spouses and family members of heads of state attending the BRICS Summit explored Delhi's top dining and shopping spots, including Ambience Mall and Khan Market, on Sunday. Different itineraries featured visits to museums and heritage sites, and security arrangements were crucial, ensuring safe transit while minimizing disruption for the public amidst heightened police presence. The planning aimed to showcase Delhi’s culture and hospitality during the summit.

AAP, BJP spar over Flagstaff Road bungalow ahead of PAC visit

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) exchanged heated accusations regarding the former chief ministerial bungalow at 6 Flagstaff Road ahead of a scheduled inspection. AAP claimed “masked men” entered the property, while BJP criticized AAP's defensiveness. The controversy centers on alleged lavish renovation expenditures prompting multiple agency inquiries. The bungalow has sparked significant political tension.

Delhi launches GIS mapping of roads, infrastructure for better planning

The Delhi government has initiated a project to create a digital database of the city's road network to enhance planning and maintenance. The Road Asset Updating System (RAUS), developed by Geospatial Delhi Limited, enables agencies to upload and verify road details. PWD is currently verifying data, aiming for a comprehensive GIS-based inventory by October 1, improving infrastructure management.

AI stocks at risk? Why Sam Altman and Dario Amodei want to slow AI development

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman advocate for slowing down AI development to ensure safety measures can catch up, raising concerns about the AI investment boom. Amodei's essay emphasizes managing development speed, while Altman supports more safety checks. Their statements may impact tech stocks reliant on AI infrastructure, prompting investors to reconsider growth expectations. Historically, rapid AI advancements fueled significant investments, but safety concerns now challenge that trajectory.

ABVP releases manifesto for DUSU polls; focuses on students’ housing

The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) has unveiled its manifesto for the Delhi University Students’ Union elections, prioritizing student accommodation and safety reforms following a recent building collapse. Promises include new hostels, a dedicated Housing Helpline, and enhanced women’s safety measures. The elections are set for September 18, with results due the next day, amidst a focus on addressing pressing student needs.

Delhi discoms report ₹383 cr loss due to power theft in 2025-26

Delhi’s BSES and Tata Power estimate a 6% revenue loss from power theft for 2025-26, totaling ₹383 crore. Key areas identified include Khyala and Bawana, accounting for significant losses. Despite improvements since 2002, enforcement actions have increased to tackle theft. Addressing these losses could enhance reliability and consumer services, benefiting over 14 million residents.

PWD to replace old brick barrel drains with precast structures across parts of Delhi

The Public Works Department (PWD) is replacing old brick drains in Delhi with precast reinforced cement concrete (RCC) drains, costing approximately ₹150 crore, to enhance the storm-water network. Key areas include Timarpur and Andrews Ganj. The project aligns with a new drainage master plan aimed at modernizing the city’s ageing infrastructure over the next five years.

6 injured after jumping from building to escape factory fire in Swaroop Nagar

Six people, including three minors, were injured after jumping from a building in Swaroop Nagar, Delhi, fearing a fire in an adjacent cloth factory. The fire, reported at 11 am, was extinguished by 1:50 pm. Initial investigations suggest the blaze began on the first floor. All injured individuals are hospitalized but out of danger, and a police investigation is ongoing.

40-year-old held for abducting, raping 9-year-old in Swaroop Nagar

A 40-year-old man in north Delhi was arrested for kidnapping and raping his nine-year-old neighbor, a distant relative. The incident occurred when he allegedly took the girl from her home while she slept. The accused had lived near the victim's family for seven months, gaining their trust. A medical exam was conducted on the girl, and the case is under investigation.

Need-based curbs helped Delhi balance BRICS security, traffic

Delhi faces the challenge of balancing traffic and security during major events, such as the recent India AI Impact Summit, where delays left some dignitaries frustrated. Effective strategies from cities like New York and Dubai emphasize advanced communication and transportation management to minimize disruption. Adopting similar approaches could alleviate traffic burdens during future high-profile gatherings.

18-yr-old dies after alleged abduction, assault over theft suspicion; two held

An 18-year-old man, Ram Kumar, died after being allegedly abducted and assaulted by truck drivers in northwest Delhi. The accused, Muntiyaz and Naeem, reportedly recorded the assault and demanded a ransom. Kumar's family initially did not pursue legal action but later reported his death, leading to arrests and an ongoing investigation into the case.

Ludhiana rainfall deficit stays at 34% despite recent showers

Ludhiana's rainfall deficit stands at 34%, with only 80.2 mm recorded since June 1 against the normal levels. Recent showers brought just 1.9 mm, failing to alleviate the shortfall. August saw a 57% deficit compared to last year's substantial rainfall. While a yellow alert for storms was issued, future rain remains isolated and insufficient to close the gap.

Last few monsoon showers for Delhi? IMD forecasts light-heavy rain in some areas

Delhi is set for showers from September 13 to 17, with the IMD forecasting isolated heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. Widespread rainfall is anticipated over Delhi, Haryana, Chandigarh, and Punjab on September 16 and 17. The southwest monsoon is expected to withdraw from Delhi post-September 21, marking a significant shift in the season, as noted in their weather bulletin.

Mumbai Police deny nod for Manoj Jarange's Sept 19 hunger strike at Azad Maidan

Mumbai Police denied Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange-Patil permission for an indefinite hunger strike at Azad Maidan, citing security concerns due to the Ganeshotsav festival. Jarange-Patil, on day 16 of his hunger strike, accused the government of trying to suppress his movement. He plans to challenge the police's order and claims there is a conspiracy against him.

Boris Johnson's escapes as train behind his' hit by Russian drone near Poland

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged Western nations to enhance military support for Ukraine, particularly air defenses, during a recent security conference. Following a drone strike by Russia that targeted a train near the Polish border, Johnson condemned the attack as “senseless” and highlighted the need for countries to act decisively in support of Ukraine’s war efforts.

Delhi’s Arpan centres collect over 41,000 old clothes

Delhi Metro’s Arpan centres have collected over 41,000kg of old clothes since their launch last month, with 3,940 contributors. The centres focus on reuse, upcycling, and recycling, turning materials into products like rugs and bags. The initiative, backed by plans for 10 additional centres in 2027, aims to promote sustainability and environmental cleanliness in Delhi.

The homelessness of student dignity

The student housing crisis in Delhi, highlighted by recent government actions, reflects systemic neglect of a significant migrant population. With no official tracking or purpose-built accommodations, students rely on informal, often unsafe housing. The state’s failure to address their needs perpetuates disrepair and vulnerability. Delhi must prioritize student welfare to transform concern into genuine care.