15-yr-old boy shot dead by unknown armed individuals in Manipur’s Tamei: Cop

A 15-year-old boy was shot dead in Tamei, Manipur, by unknown assailants while collecting food items. Villagers heard approximately 20 gunshots, discovering the boy’s body afterward. The motive remains unclear, and no group has claimed responsibility. Rising tensions since February have resulted in over 35 deaths in conflicts between Naga and Kuki communities.

Triumph Speed 400 gets ₹6,000 price cut, free accessories worth ₹6,507

Triumph Motorcycles has cut the price of the Speed 400 by Rs 6,000, now costing Rs 2.34 lakh ex-showroom, following a recent hike of the same amount. This limited-time offer also includes free accessories valued at Rs 6,507. The Speed 400 features a 349 cc engine and modern-classic styling, appealing to entry-level riders.

Shreyas looking forward to ‘embracing new culture’ ahead of historic Japan tie

India captain Shreyas Iyer is excited to play Japan in a T20I match in Sano on Tuesday, commemorating 75 years of diplomatic ties. The team is also preparing for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games to defend their gold medal. Iyer praised Japan's hospitality, highlighting the match's novelty despite concerns about rain affecting gameplay. The match starts at 09:30 am IST.

How to Check Business Loan Eligibility and Choose a Loan That Fits Your Business

Checking your business loan eligibility is crucial to estimate potential funding, prepare necessary details, and select an appropriate loan structure. Bajaj Finance offers loans ranging from Rs. 2 lakh to Rs. 80 lakh with terms from 12 to 96 months. Eligibility hinges on factors like business vintage and credit score, which must be understood before applying.

Smoking and drinking may age your brain faster: Neurologist explains how

Quitting smoking and reducing alcohol consumption can lead to significant brain recovery, according to Dr. Anmol Singh Rai. He highlighted that quitting smoking substantially lowers dementia risks, while cutting back on alcohol can slow brain volume decline. Adopting healthy habits, including physical activity and a diet rich in antioxidants, supports brain health. Smoking and alcohol harm brain circuitry, with substantial long-term risks tied to both behaviors.

Father breaks down in tears after daughter surprises him with new home. Watch

A heartwarming viral video shows Mahrukh surprising her father with a new home in Kuala Lumpur for Father’s Day, after previously planning to gift it on his birthday. Overwhelmed, he cried and expressed gratitude for his children. The gesture symbolizes Mahrukh's appreciation for her father's decades of sacrifice as the family’s primary breadwinner. She saved for this moment to honor their sacrifices.

Four Years, Four National Honours: Madhav Immigration's Quiet Rise as a Trusted

Madhav Immigration Pvt. Ltd., a Kurukshetra-based consultancy, has achieved significant recognition in the competitive immigration sector, receiving four awards from 2023 to 2026 for its commitment to genuine immigration guidance. This includes being named a Top 10 Emerging Immigration Brand and the recent Excellence in Overseas Career & Immigration Services award. Founded in 2013, the firm has assisted over 10,000 clients globally.

Oil prices hit 11-day low: How US-Iran talks, Saudi shipments drive crude lower

Oil prices hit an 11-day low, with Brent crude dropping 2% to $101.75 a barrel amid hopes for US-Iran diplomatic talks during the UN General Assembly. While tensions remain high, Saudi Arabia's increased oil shipments are easing supply concerns. Analysts suggest that ongoing diplomatic progress or renewed conflict could significantly influence future oil prices.

Historic India-Japan T20I under cloud as typhoon rain leaves Sano ground soaked

India's T20I match against Japan in Sano faces significant weather complications due to Typhoon Dujuan, with heavy rain affecting preparations and leaving the pitch in question. Scheduled for September 22, uncertainty remains regarding the match's start time, as India missed a practice session. The venue also had an earlier match abandoned due to rain, complicating recovery.

CNN, MS NOW and Politico to take major move against Trump's White House ban

CNN, Politico, and MS NOW are taking legal action against the Trump administration following a White House directive that banned their access, citing "fiction or lies" in their reporting. This exclusion threatens press freedom and defies the First Amendment, which prohibits governmental interference in the media. This incident underscores escalating tensions between the administration and journalism.

Singer Sargam Vaish to send legal notice to Tamannaah & Sidharth's The Vvaan

Singer-composer Sargam Vaish has accused the makers of *The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest* for using his song "Aigiri Nandini" without permission. He claims it’s vital to his album and sought legal action after discovering its unauthorized use in the film’s trailer. Vaish demands the song’s removal, emphasizing his ownership of the master rights. No response has been received from the filmmakers.

Shilpa Shetty Kundra reacts to her dance at Bappa's farewell going viral

Shilpa Shetty Kundra embraced an eco-friendly Ganpati celebration this year, opting for a lighter papier-mâché idol instead of clay. Her vibrant farewell dance for Bappa went viral, reflecting a blend of joy and sadness. Celebrating for the seventeenth year with family, including her in-laws from London, deepened her expression of unconditional love for the festival.

Horoscope Tomorrow, September 22, 2026, read predictions for all sun signs

Astrological insights reveal varied energies for each sign tomorrow. Aries should prioritize flexibility amidst competing responsibilities; Taurus must be discerning in trust; Gemini may feel mentally restricted; while Cancer benefits from positive relationships. Beyond daily interactions, Scorpio eyes long-term goals; and Pisces, inspired, aims for heartfelt expressions. Overall, a focus on adaptability and emotional honesty prevails.

Osho’s teachings on turning the restless mind towards silence

Osho's teachings emphasize using the pre-sleep period for meditation and awareness instead of succumbing to racing thoughts. Techniques like prolonged “O” sounds, observing breath, and practicing gibberish help calm the mind. This reflective approach, advocated by Osho—a renowned Indian spiritual teacher—encourages a peaceful transition to sleep, promoting inner awareness and mental clarity before bedtime.

USCIS warns visa applicants against businesses promising quick approvals

USCIS has issued a warning about fraudulent schemes by businesses falsely advertising expedited visa processing and approvals, emphasizing that these entities misrepresent themselves as immigration specialists. The agency advises applicants to avoid such scams and rely on authorized .gov platforms. For assistance, individuals can consult the Department of Justice's directory for legal services or report suspected fraud through USCIS’s online portal.

Lenormand Horoscope Today, September 21, 2026

The Daily Lenormand Horoscope offers practical guidance across various life aspects using unique card interpretations. Key insights include advice on love, career, and finances for each zodiac sign, emphasizing personal growth and intuition. The predictions suggest focusing on long-term goals and self-awareness while reminding individuals to remain open to opportunities and committed to sustainable choices.

From IIT Kanpur to IAS at 21- know Shreya Shree’s journey of securing AIR 71

Shreya Shree, at just 21, achieved All India Rank 71 in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2021, becoming an IAS officer on her first attempt. Hailing from a small village in Bihar, she self-studied, encouraged by her father, an administrative serviceman. Her academic excellence from IIT Kanpur exemplifies determination, inspiring future UPSC aspirants to pursue their dreams relentlessly.

Video: Ship crashes into fishing boat near Singapore, desperate crew cling on

A massive cargo ship collided with a smaller fishing vessel near Singapore, captured in dramatic videos circulating on social media, leading to urgent safety efforts by crew members. The cargo ship, over 750 feet long, overwhelmed the 160-foot fishing boat, which tilted violently and potentially sank. The incident likely occurred on September 17, but details remain unclear.

I love heels but hate wearing them all day. These are the flats I’d choose

The Neeman's ballet flat is an ideal choice for versatile everyday wear, featuring a soft knit upper and cushioned insole, making it suitable for both casual and office outfits. It’s essential to check the fit and flexibility before purchasing. This growing interest in flats highlights a shift towards comfortable, polished footwear that complements various styles without sacrificing ease.

UP: Woman with complications linked to auto-immune disorder undergoes kidney transplant

In a pioneering kidney transplant on August 18, 28-year-old Morifat Rashid received a kidney from her husband after enduring autoimmune disease and kidney failure. Despite challenges from blood clot risks and donor-specific antibodies, careful management through plasmapheresis and anticoagulation led to successful post-operative recovery, with stable kidney function reported at 0.9 mg/dL. Rashid remains on immunosuppressants.

Kasturirangan opposes Kasturirangan report, seeks ground level survey of Western ghats

Bengaluru opposes the Kasturirangan report on the Western Ghats, citing concerns over satellite-based assessments that threaten local livelihoods, Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara stated. He emphasized the need for village-level surveys and balanced environmental protections. The report identifies significant eco-sensitive areas, prompting ongoing tensions between state and central authorities over land use restrictions and local impact.

3 held, SIT formed, Oppn fumes over Jamui harassment case | Top updates

Three individuals were arrested in Bihar’s Jamui following a viral video showing minors being harassed, with the incident occurring on September 19. The National Commission for Women demanded an FIR and swift action, while political leaders criticized the incident, emphasizing the need for justice and safety for women. A Special Investigation Team has been established to investigate further.

Wearing outdated glasses? Doctor lists consequences of wrong eye prescription

Dr. Sujal Shah emphasizes the importance of regular eye assessments for children, noting that poorly corrected refractive errors can hinder visual development. Parents should seek evaluations if their child exhibits signs like squinting or headaches. He advises that glasses should only be replaced if prescriptions change, not merely due to age, and stresses the significance of maintaining visual clarity.

AG leaves it to state police to act on ED report against former CM Vijayan

The Advocate General has directed the state police to consider action based on the ED's report against former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, his daughter Veena, and her husband in the alleged CMRL bribery case. The ED claims fraudulent payments were made to Veena's company. The government is reviewing the legal opinion before deciding on further steps.

Bengaluru woman shocked by rents during 3-week house hunt: ‘ ₹60,000 for a 2BHK’

Finding rental homes in Bengaluru has become increasingly challenging due to soaring prices and hefty deposits, as highlighted by Anamika in a recent video. She compares house hunting to a daunting full-time job, expressing frustration over rents like ₹60,000 for a 2BHK. Many locals resonate with her struggles, as rising rents burden families amid limited options. The city's rental market has turned familiar neighborhoods into exhaustive searches for a suitable place.

SC seeks Centre's response on PIL for occupational safety for construction workers

The Supreme Court in New Delhi has requested responses from the Centre regarding a plea to enforce occupational safety standards for construction workers, highlighted by a recent deadly incident in Gurugram. The case, filed by the National Campaign Committee for Central Legislation on Construction Labour, seeks a thorough investigation and improved compensation mechanisms under the 2020 code, addressing critical safety concerns in the industry.

Akram rips into Razaullah celebrations after Pakistan are hammered by England

Pakistan's cricket team suffered a disappointing 3-0 series defeat against England, exposing longstanding weaknesses. Razaullah Mashwani's impressive debut, highlighted by his swift 81 runs, briefly lifted spirits. However, critics like Wasim Akram condemned the subsequent celebrations, arguing they reflect a troubling acceptance of mediocrity in Pakistani cricket. Razaullah’s emergence offers hope, yet demands sustained team excellence.

IIT Bombay faculty forum backs professor accused of abetting student suicide

The IIT Bombay Faculty Forum, representing about 750 faculty members, expressed strong support for Suryanarayan Doolla, accused of aiding in a BTech student's suicide following allegations of cheating and caste discrimination. Amid ongoing protests for four days, the institute's director accepted student demands and meetings were scheduled to investigate the incidents, while lectures were canceled.

Award-winning short Bhed, Bakri, Bhoot gets release on Anurag Kashyap's platform

The short film "Bhed, Bakri, Bhoot," directed by Shivam Shankar and releasing on September 24, explores India's socio-political landscape through unfiltered narratives. It has gained accolades, including Best Short Film at IIFSA Toronto. With a cast featuring Vandana Joshi and Rishi Solanki, the film critiques societal frustrations amidst a crumbling setting. Shankar expresses gratitude to all contributors.

Veteran Bengali actor Mithu Mukherjee dies at 71 after battle with cancer

Veteran Bengali actress Mithu Mukherjee, 71, passed away in a Mumbai hospital after a year-long battle with cancer. Prosenjit Chatterjee and the All Indian Cine Workers Association honored her legacy, acknowledging her impact on Bengali cinema in the 1970s and 1980s. Mukherjee's notable works include films like Ashrita and collaborations with icons Uttam Kumar and Soumitra Chattopadhyay.