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Pankaj Udhas’ wife rents out Pune commercial property to ICICI Bank for ₹2.89 cr
ICICI Bank has leased a 3,347 sq ft space in Pune’s Farena Corporate Park for ₹2.89 crore over nine years, with a monthly rent of ₹2.50 lakh and a 10% escalation every three years. The lease commenced on September 17, 2026. Pune's Hadapsar area is a prominent commercial hub, enhancing the deal's significance.

‘Discrepancies’: Mamata faction seeks BJP candidate’s nomination cancellation
The Mamata All India Trinamool Congress criticized BJP’s Nandigram candidate, Hasirani Rath, over alleged discrepancies in her nomination affidavit. They demand her disqualification, citing her conflicting educational claims. This by-election, set for October 6, follows significant political turmoil, including the withdrawal of TMC candidate Sanchita Pradhan Dey and the arrest of Congress candidate Milan Pradhan. Background on the Nandigram protests and political history highlights its significance.

Did you know babies need fat in the first two years? Physician explains
Dr. Kunal Sood emphasizes the critical role of fats in babies under two, vital for rapid brain development and myelination. Important sources include avocados, eggs, and fatty fish, while breast milk and formula provide essential fats. He cautions against fat restriction, debunking myths surrounding nutrition in early childhood, essential for optimal brain and eye development.

55 big cats, 17 in the wild: Project Cheetah completes four years
India's Project Cheetah, launched in September 2022 to reintroduce the cheetah, now has 55 individuals, with 17 living freely in the wild. Despite 36 cubs born, only 17 roam freely due to habitat restoration issues. Critics highlight a shift from ecosystem restoration to breeding focus, urging attention to the local environment and community involvement for success.

Jamie Lever on AI wedding rumours: I was shocked
Comedian Jamie Lever addressed false reports of her marriage to actor Yashvardhan Ahuja, triggered by AI-generated wedding videos. Initially humorous, the situation escalated when her father, Johnny Lever, received offended calls from acquaintances. Jamie links the rumors to their collaboration in the upcoming film "Hero Ki Horrorine." She reflects on comedians’ struggles with public sensitivity.

Lenormand Horoscope Today, September 22, 2026
The Daily Lenormand Horoscope offers practical insights for each zodiac sign, emphasizing everyday choices and developments. Key readings suggest decisiveness for Aries, patience for Taurus, and enhanced intuition for Gemini. Each sign highlights specific do's and don'ts, while crystal guidance reinforces themes. Unlike Tarot, Lenormand focuses on tangible situations and practical outcomes, beneficial for navigating daily life.

Bored of same old iced coffee? Try this recipe for creamy Biscoff iced latte
A delicious Biscoff iced latte recipe offers a creamy alternative to regular iced coffee, featuring Biscoff spread, instant coffee, and a hint of salt. Chef Saloni Kukreja provides easy instructions: warm Biscoff milk, froth coffee, and assemble over ice. This flavor-packed twist enhances your morning routine, making it a treat worth trying for coffee lovers.

91-year-old woman dies after monkey attack outside home in Karnataka's Koppal
A 91-year-old woman, Najamunisa Begum, died from serious injuries sustained during a monkey attack in Karnataka's Koppal district, captured on CCTV. Nearby residents rescued another elderly woman from a similar fate. This incident highlights a surge of monkey attacks across India, prompting safety concerns among residents, especially for children and seniors, across various locations.

Maharashtra forms cabinet sub-committee to take urgent drought relief decisions
The Maharashtra government has formed a cabinet sub-committee led by Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule to address the drought crisis affecting the state. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stated the committee, comprising various ministers, will meet weekly to monitor conditions and implement immediate relief measures, focusing on crop damage assessments for affected farmers and ensuring water supply for livestock.

Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar trailer out: 6 new faces bring love, friendship, banter
Producer Luv Ranjan describes "Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar" as a film rooted in universal memories of school, friendships, and first crushes, featuring six newcomers in their big-screen debuts. Directed by Anuj Saini, the film blends humor and young romance, set for release on October 23, 2026, promising an engaging exploration of youth relationships. The trailer is already out.
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'Reveals their mindset': PK on JD(U) leader's remark on Jamui harassment case
Prashant Kishor, founder of the Jan Suraaj Party, criticized JD(U) president Umesh Singh Kushwaha’s dismissal of the Jamui harassment case as an "isolated incident," questioning the definition of serious incidents in Bihar's deteriorating law-and-order situation. Kishor highlighted multiple recent harassments. A special investigation team is probing the Jamui case after a video went viral, revealing severe incidents of violence against minors.

Delhi government creates 78 artificial ponds for Ganpati visarjan
The Delhi government has established 78 artificial ponds for Ganpati visarjan this year, aiming to prevent idol immersion in the Yamuna. Designated sites are spread across various districts, including parks and public lands, complying with pollution control regulations aimed at protecting the river. These facilities will also serve for future festivals like Durga Puja and Chhath.

Top plastic surgeon ranks the 10 biggest things actually ageing your face
Dr. Amir M. Karam identifies major contributors to facial aging, ranking sun damage as the top factor, followed by sagging and smoking. Genetic predispositions and chronic stress also play significant roles. While lifestyle habits like hydration, alcohol, and diet impact appearance, preventive measures like sunscreen can significantly help maintain skin health over time, offering a path to youthful longevity.

How invoice discounting is helping MSMEs access working capital
Access to timely working capital remains a significant challenge for millions of MSMEs, often reliant on anchor-led financing. Anchorless invoice discounting allows MSMEs to unlock liquidity from eligible invoices without pre-approved corporate buyers. Platforms like Udyog Plus are facilitating this shift, enhancing access to credit and supporting MSME growth by promoting flexible and inclusive financing solutions.

DoorDash facing boycott calls after Austin ICE shooting: ‘Terrible for society’
DoorDash faces backlash after an ICE agent shot driver Wilber Rafael Garces Perez while he was delivering food in Austin. Social media users are calling for a boycott, alleging the company hires illegal immigrants. Perez, a Venezuelan national, claims to have entered the U.S. legally with a work permit, despite accusations of illegality.

First notification on drought mitigation in three days, Maharashtra govt to seek Central aid: Fadnavis
Maharashtra's Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that a drought notification will be issued within three days, with immediate aid for affected farmers. Despite the weak monsoon impacting Marathwada and Vidarbha, he assured that state relief measures will begin while seeking central assistance. Fadnavis emphasized that timely action is crucial during such crises, regardless of federal support.

‘I have seen it all’: Microsoft techie on losing excitement after 2 years in US
Microsoft engineer Ayushi Srivastava, after two years in the U.S., shared a video expressing the loss of excitement she initially felt about her new life, describing a sense of ennui. As novelty fades, she grapples with finding a new driving force. Social media reactions highlight the common phenomenon of hedonic adaptation faced by many who relocate.

Dr Ramakrishnan: 5 signs of vitamin B12 deficiency you can't ignore
Families often notice changes in older relatives' routines, such as unsteadiness or numbness, prompting crucial health conversations. These signs may indicate Vitamin B12 deficiency, which affects nerve health and is common in those over 80. Early detection and nutrition can improve quality of life, underscoring the importance of family awareness in supporting aging loved ones.

Asian Games 2026: India beat Japan, assured of medal in men's team event
Indian male shuttlers achieved a remarkable 3-0 victory over Japan in the Asian Games quarter-finals, securing a medal. Lakshya Sen led with a comeback win against Kodai Naraoka, while Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty displayed tactical prowess against the 2021 world champions. In contrast, the Indian women’s team lost 1-3 to Japan, ending their campaign.

Woman pays ₹2.2 lakh security for ₹52,000 rented Bengaluru house
Digital creator Ratika Khandelwal recently shared her experience moving from Mumbai to Bengaluru, discussing high rents and a hefty ₹2.25 lakh security deposit for her new ₹52,000/month apartment. Despite these costs, she expressed joy in her spacious new home, noting it feels more livable than Mumbai. This shift stems from her husband's job, reflecting Bengaluru’s costly rental market.

Human rights group accuses Pakistan of using courts to silence Baloch voices
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) condemned the life sentence given to member Gullzadi Baloch, urging an independent review of the trial. They cited judicial irregularities, including pressure on the judge and proceeding without defense counsel. This conviction marks the third life sentence for BYC leadership recently, indicating systemic targeting. The BYC vows to continue advocating for Baloch rights.

The Paradise: Court blocks circulation of defamatory content against Nani film
Nani and Srikanth Odela's film "The Paradise," set for release on September 24, has faced delays and legal issues. The Bengaluru court issued an injunction against defamatory content about the film, stemming from false claims circulating after its teaser launch. Producers sought protection due to significant investments, highlighting concerns over substantial reputational damage. The film is produced by SLV Cinemas.

IIT Madras inaugurates ₹3.30-crore robotics lab with Bechtel India support
IIT Madras has inaugurated a ₹3.30 crore robotics laboratory to enhance research in construction and automation, supported by Bechtel India. This collaboration aims to align academic innovations with industry needs, providing students with training, mentorship, and real-world project opportunities. The initiative seeks to cultivate a skilled workforce in advanced engineering over the next five to ten years.

Indo-Tibet border force scales 24,100-foot Mt Abi Gamin, unfurls Tricolour
A 23-member Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) expedition successfully scaled Mt Abi Gamin (7,355 m) in Uttarakhand on September 16, showcasing their mountaineering skills. The climb, flagged off on August 7, involved challenging terrain and demonstrated teamwork. Mt Abi Gamin, part of the Garhwal Himalayas, has a rich climbing history dating back to the first ascent in 1950.

Shreyas, Axar protest umpire's call, get decision reversed to save India
In a thrilling T20I, Japan nearly shocked the cricket world by almost toppling India but fell short by just two runs. With Japan needing eight from six balls, a controversial wide call altered their chances significantly; despite protests, the umpires upheld the decision. India's narrow escape preserves their momentum ahead of the Asian Games 2026.

Appointing officers should be left with govt, says Shivakumar on HC naming official to lead SIT in KPSC 'scam'
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar criticized the High Court's decision to appoint an officer to lead a SIT investigating KPSC recruitment irregularities, asserting that such appointments are the government's prerogative. He emphasized the need for legal examination concerning KPSC's potential abolition, asserting accountability for past recruitment issues amid ongoing investigations and discussions with legal experts.

Chakra Horoscope Today, September 22, 2026
Today's horoscopes emphasize chakra alignment and mindfulness practices to enhance self-awareness and decision-making. Each sign is encouraged to reflect on emotions and past experiences while focusing on specific energy centers. Key dietary recommendations include blueberries and chamomile tea. Background insights suggest balancing intuition and discernment in personal and professional realms for better outcomes.

Rani Mukerji's mother Krishna Mukerji passes away at 75
Rani Mukerji's mother, Krishna Mukerji, has passed away at 75, as confirmed by the family statement released Tuesday afternoon, expressing gratitude for support and requesting privacy in their grief. Krishna, a noted playback singer, famously encouraged Rani's film career, even doubting her potential after a first screen test in a revealing 2025 interview.

Eugene and RC Horsch: What were they like? Old friend, neighbors open up
Seven missing women are linked to the Olney home of late Raymond Charles 'RC' Horsch and his son, Eugene, raising fears of a serial killer. Insights from neighbors and an old friend reveal unsettling details about their behavior and connections. Despite this, no direct accusations have been made against them, as investigations continue and no remains have been discovered.

Charlie Cox's 'Daredevil: Born Again' to conclude with season three
Marvel Studios' "Daredevil: Born Again" will conclude with its upcoming third season, set to premiere on Disney in 2027, and has completed production. The series revives the story of the blind lawyer-vigilante Matt Murdock, played by Charlie Cox, and introduces characters from Netflix's original Marvel shows, further expanding connections established in earlier seasons.


