Dermatologist reveals 7 golden rules to get long and voluminous hair

To achieve long, healthy hair, focus on a clean scalp, proper nutrition, gentle handling, and minimizing heat and chemical damage. Dermatologist Dr. Neha Sachde emphasizes practical habits such as avoiding tight hairstyles and recognizing unusual hair loss. While genetics play a role, consistent care and attention to scalp health are essential for achieving fullness and length in hair.

Brookfield India’s REIT arm acquires four office units in Mumbai for ₹75 crore

Brookfield India Real Estate Trust’s Kairos Properties has acquired office units in Mumbai's Delphi building for Rs 75.2 crore, increasing its ownership from 80% to 86%. This acquisition, expected to complete by Q3 FY27, highlights Brookfield's broader investment strategy in the region, including a planned ₹9,000 crore global capability center in Powai, set to create 45,000 jobs.

September 23 Birthday Horoscope: Here's what the tarot cards have in store

The Knight of Swords and Knight of Wands indicate a fast-paced year filled with ambition but tempered by the need for fairness and patience, as emphasized by Justice. Focus on balanced relationships, careful financial decisions, and the importance of rest. Overall, learn to balance urgency with clarity for successful pursuits. Hematite aids grounding amidst swift energy.

This 25-year-old swapped her aviation dream for driving trucks in Himachal

Neha Thakur, 25, from Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, is the state’s first female truck blogger, gaining 60 million views as she shares her experiences of navigating challenging roads. After returning from air hostess training during the pandemic, she embraced her passion for trucking to challenge stereotypes. Thakur advises aspiring creators: “Just pick up your phone and show your authentic self.”

Trade pacts beyond signatures: Judge a deal at the customs counter

In an exploration of historical trade dynamics, Pliny the Elder criticized luxury-driven trade deficits with India and others. The BRICS summit highlighted India's evolving trade diplomacy, focusing on practical benefits, particularly for small businesses. Effective trade involves real improvements in commerce practices rather than mere agreements, stressing the need for reliable market access and equitable agreements for domestic producers amidst globalization.

'Gyanesh Kumar is enemy of India': Dipke on report over EC internal rift

Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), labeled Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar as “the enemy of India” amid allegations that two Election Commissioners felt uninformed about the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Despite opposition outrage, Election Commission sources asserted all decisions, including SIR, received unanimous approval. Concerns rise as 12 crore names, 12.4% of the electorate, were reportedly removed ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

Suchika Tariyal: I felt cheated, but my country’s love made feel like a champ

Suchika Tariyal, 36, made history by winning India’s first-ever MMA bronze medal at the Asian Games in Japan, overcoming disappointment in a controversial semifinal. The Rohtak native hopes her achievement inspires support for young athletes in India, emphasizing the need for job security to encourage sports careers. A judo champion since age 12, she only recently transitioned to MMA.

No IIT degree: How Indian-origin CTOs rose to lead OpenAI, Anthropic

TIME magazine has named its inaugural 'Executives of the Year: Tech & Data' list, highlighting 50 leaders in technology and AI, including Indian-origin CTOs Amit Puntambekar, Vijaye Raji, and Rahul Patil. Notably, Raji and Patil are not IIT alumni, challenging the norm that an IIT degree is essential for tech success, despite past high-profile IIT graduates influencing the industry.

Storm alert: Are schools in Odisha, Andhra Pradesh open or closed today?

Cyclone 'Arnab' is the name assigned to the next cyclonic storm in the North Indian Ocean as a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal intensifies, prompting heavy rain in coastal regions. Schools in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh are closed until September 24 due to safety precautions. Authorities are on high alert for severe weather conditions.

Beats 360 launched in India with interchangeable cushions: Price, features

Beats has launched its new Beats 360 over-ear headphones in India, priced at ₹42,900, designed for various activities with features like Active Noise Cancellation, interchangeable cushions, and an IPX4 rating. The headphones offer up to 32 hours of battery life and support both Apple and Android connectivity features. They are available in multiple colors, with online orders starting now.

Concern for Gurugram: Sector 70A left in civic limbo, say locals

Gurugram's Sector 70A faces significant civic issues, including poor drainage, damaged roads, and non-functional streetlights, leading to complaints from residents. Despite ongoing infrastructure development, accountability among civic agencies remains unclear. Residents highlight severe waterlogging during monsoons and inadequate street maintenance. Local authorities acknowledge the problems, promising completion of sewer and drainage work within six months.

‘Invisible hand’: Oppn questions ECI after report on commissioners’ SIR concerns

Opposition leaders criticized the Election Commission of India (ECI) following an investigation revealing that two election commissioners, Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, repeatedly objected to decisions made without their consent, alleging harassment of new voters. They warned the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process risks disenfranchising genuine voters, raising doubts about the ECI's credibility amid claims of bias favoring the ruling BJP.

‘UN allowed us in, sir’: CNN reporter rebuts Trump after he confronts her

President Trump banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House grounds, leading to a lawsuit over First Amendment rights. Major networks declined to replace CNN for his UN General Assembly trip, complicating coverage. Trump defended the ban as targeting "fake news" rather than press freedom, ironically resulting in inaudible remarks during his helipad speech, highlighting the ban's backlash.

MCG issues new guidelines for C&D waste disposal

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has introduced guidelines for the management and disposal of construction and demolition (C&D) waste, mandated by the Punjab and Haryana High Court. These guidelines establish clear timelines for waste removal and create a monitoring cell to ensure compliance. They require waste deposit at authorized facilities and promote the use of recycled materials in construction, addressing persistent sanitation issues in the city.

Asian Games: Manu finishes 5th in 10m Air Pistol final, team disappoints too

India's women pistol shooters faced a shocking defeat at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, with Manu Bhaker finishing fifth in the final, and Esha and Suruchi Singh failing to qualify, denying a team medal. This marks a stark contrast to India's previous successes, highlighting inconsistency among top contenders. Manu and Esha will compete again in the 25m pistol event.

₹173 crore spent, but Gurugram residents still flag sanitation lapses

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) allocated ₹173 crore for Sanitation efforts from January to August 2023, yet residents report ongoing sanitation issues, such as irregular waste collection and stray animals. Despite various tenders to address the situation, manpower shortages persist. MCG officials claim improvements are forthcoming with new contracts. Concerns over sanitation continue to grow.

EC sources reject report of internal disquiet: ‘SIR, other decisions unanimous’

The Election Commission clarified that all decisions, including the SIR exercise, were unanimously approved by all three Election Commissioners, following reports of objections from Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi. Their disagreements, noted 14 times over 10 months, involved key electoral issues. The ECI maintained that these decisions had full support from Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Faridabad constable dies after bullet from service carbine hits chest

A 42-year-old police constable died from a self-inflicted bullet wound in his chest while on duty near the Sector 29 bridge in Faridabad. He was resting in a makeshift hut after official work when the incident occurred. Investigations, including a forensic examination, are ongoing, with the family notified and a post-mortem scheduled.

GMDA begins ₹149-crore expansion of Basai water treatment plant

The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) has initiated construction on a fourth water treatment unit at the Basai plant after awarding a ₹149-crore tender, increasing capacity from 270 million litres per day (MLD) to 370 MLD. The project includes advanced systems and aims to enhance water supply in Gurugram's key sectors and 100 colonies. GMDA currently manages 670 MLD across both Basai and Chandu Budhera plants.

AAP alleges 58 GST registrations at office address ahead of Punjab polls

AAP Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj alleged that 58 businesses were improperly registered at the party's national office in New Delhi to smear the party ahead of the 2027 Punjab elections. He demanded an investigation into these registrations, questioning the validity of the approvals. Bharadwaj linked this to past allegations against AAP, emphasizing the need for accountability.

Uttarakhand CM Dhami attends Nanda-Sunanda festival in Nainital

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami attended the Nanda-Sunanda Mahotsav in Nainital, emphasizing the festival's cultural significance and calling for the state's prosperity. Dhami highlighted initiatives to enhance religious tourism and develop local heritage sites, aiming to create jobs and support women's self-help groups. The government’s focus includes health, education, and implementing the Uniform Civil Code in 2025.

Trump backs India-Middle East Corridor to counter Iran's grip on oil routes

US President Donald Trump endorsed the India-Middle East Economic Corridor (IMEC) to redirect Middle Eastern oil away from Iran-controlled chokepoints, emphasizing its strategic importance. This initiative aims to enhance energy security and economic cooperation among participating countries. Historically, Iran's influence has raised concerns over supply routes, prompting shifts in global energy dynamics and international partnerships.

Asian Games 2026 Day 5, Full India Results (Live): Skeet teams bag bronze

India achieved significant success on Day 5 of the Asian Games 2026, securing its sixth shooting medal with a bronze from the women's skeet team. Moreover, Jay Meena made history by advancing to the semifinals in men's singles soft tennis, marking India's first Asiad medal in the sport. The overall medal tally now stands at eight.

$20 billion H-1B fraud? Trump admin alleges there was foreign labor fraud

The US Labor Department's Inspector General has revealed $20 billion in suspected fraud linked to H-1B and PERM immigration programs, escalating scrutiny on foreign labor practices. Investigators are examining companies, wage arrangements, and workplace certifications, including suspensions of PERM filings by Cognizant and Cloudera. This investigation aims to strengthen protections for US workers and ensure compliance with immigration regulations.

MCG sets up control room to monitor Gurugram streetlights at night

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has launched a control room to oversee streetlight maintenance, deploying 17 employees for night monitoring to ensure timely repairs. Officials will inspect and report non-functional lights, enhancing safety ahead of winter. Previous complaints regarding non-functional streetlights prompted this initiative, with plans to repair 650 lights across multiple sectors.

US visa rule change from Oct 1: Which applicants must make social media public?

The US State Department will expand online presence reviews for visa applicants, adding I, TN, and TD visa categories for enhanced screening starting October 1, 2026. Applicants must make their social media profiles public for assessment, aimed at evaluating eligibility and security risks. This initiative builds on existing vetting for other visa classifications, underscoring the importance of online scrutiny in visa determinations.

Rajpal skips VIP line at Lalbaugcha Raja, stands in public queue for darshan

Rajpal Yadav faces ongoing financial troubles, stemming from a ₹5 crore loan related to his 2010 film, which led to seven cheque-bounce cases. The Delhi High Court sentenced him to three months' imprisonment for each case. Despite these issues, Yadav was recently seen humbly seeking blessings at Lalbaugcha Raja, earning public admiration for his down-to-earth demeanor amidst his struggles.

Who is Matthew Donovan and what happened to Mayville State QB after head injury?

Mayville State University quarterback Matthew "Matt" Donovan, 23, is in a medically induced coma following a severe head injury from a routine collision during a game on September 19. Emergency brain surgery was performed to alleviate dangerous pressure on his brain. His family is raising funds for medical expenses, gathering over $89,000 so far. Donovan is deeply cherished by teammates and coaches.

Why did Dolly Parton’s manager seek restraining order against her nephew?

Dolly Parton’s long-time manager, Danny Nozell, has filed a petition for a temporary restraining order against her nephew, Bryan Seaver, alleging threats and extortion following her death on August 25. Seaver denies the accusations, claiming his messages were misconstrued as threats. He was fired for intimidation after Nozell cited escalating communications. Seaver referred to his remarks as "rage talk" related to business grievances.

I bought 3 pairs of Off Duty jeans. Only one became an instant favourite

The review highlights three pairs of Off Duty jeans, emphasizing comfort, fit, and style. The dark-blue flared pair stands out for its flattering fit and all-day comfort, making it the reviewer’s favorite. In contrast, the unusual-shade pair suffers from length issues, while the affordable snug-fit option, though stylish, feels too tight for daily wear. Personal preferences shape jeans shopping experiences.