Meet ‘Raja D King’, businessman who will host ‘iPhone Langar’ in Chandigarh

Amritsar businessman and social media influencer Rakesh Trehan, known as 'Raja D King', will host an “iPhone Langar” giveaway on September 22 in Chandigarh, distributing 100 free iPhones via a public draw. Trehan, noted for prior giveaways like free petrol, aims to donate 90% of his wealth, driven by personal devotion and community support.

David Wheeler: American Muckrakers boss responds to Lauren Boebert's denial

A formal ethics complaint has been filed against Rep. Lauren Boebert, alleging inappropriate sexual relationships with three staffers, violating a 2018 rule against such conduct. David Wheeler, representing American Muckrakers, submitted the sworn complaint detailing encounters in various locations and a $200,000 payment to one staffer, arguing it aimed to prevent an ethics complaint. Boebert’s team denies the allegations, labeling them false and politically motivated.

SC nudges govt for rules on private detectives: How other countries regulate

The Supreme Court's July 31 ruling in Himanshu Chordia vs State of Rajasthan highlighted the lack of regulations governing private investigators in India amidst the growing use of electronic evidence, prompting calls for a structured legal framework. Unlike countries with licensing regimes, India's investigative norms remain ambiguous, raising questions about privacy and the admissibility of privately obtained evidence.

EAM Jaishankar to lead Indian delegation at UN General Assembly

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar will lead India’s delegation at the UN General Assembly from September 22-28, with his address scheduled for September 26. The session aims to revitalize global cooperation and emphasize Sustainable Development Goals. Key attendees include Bangladesh and Pakistan's prime ministers, while UN Secretary-General Guterres concludes his tenure this December.

Social Security tax increase: Workers could pay $3,000 more a year

Social Security's trust fund is expected to be depleted by late 2032, risking a 22% cut in benefits for retirees, unless changes are made. Proposed solutions include increasing the payroll tax rate from 12.4% to as high as 16.65%, impacting average workers with potential extra costs between $2,617 and $3,024. Background discussions also suggest raising the retirement age and adjusting income caps to ensure long-term funding stability.

Osho explains why most people mistake attachment for love

Distinguishing love from attachment is pivotal, as strong emotions often blur their lines. Osho elucidates that love promotes freedom, while attachment breeds control and jealousy. Emotional dependence can hinder this understanding, but cultivating awareness through practices like meditation allows individuals to discern genuine love from fear-based attachment. Osho Dham offers meditation camps to aid this journey.

‘I’m not a lesbian or bisexual’: Lauren Boebert reacts to bizarre sex claims

Representative Lauren Boebert has firmly denied allegations of sexual involvement with three staff members, asserting she is straight and has never engaged in inappropriate relationships. Facing a formal ethics complaint from David Wheeler, she criticized the claims as "utterly false." The complaint alleges relationships with past and current staff, while one accused has called the allegations “defamatory.” House rules prohibit such relationships, established post-#MeToo movement.

Jackie Shroff gifts veteran actor Shubha Khote a shawl, pens sweet note

Jackie Shroff remains unconcerned about his son Tiger Shroff's Bollywood journey, asserting that an actor's success relies on hard work and destiny. Tiger debuted in 2014 with the hit Heropanti and starred in successful films like Baaghi and War, but has recently faced several flops. Jackie recently shared fond memories of Indian cinema with veteran actor Shubha Khote.

‘Tu chhole bechne aaya hai?’ Wasim Akram tears into Babar Azam

Former Pakistan cricket great Wasim Akram criticized Babar Azam's captaincy following the team's humiliating 3-0 Test series defeat against England, arguing that Babar should have stepped down after the second Test. Akram, alongside Shoaib Akhtar and Rashid Latif, condemned Babar's leadership qualities and decision-making, revealing deep unrest within a struggling Pakistan cricket environment. The PCB's controversial player dismissals and coaching changes mid-series highlight the current turmoil.

What it’s like to work in one of America’s data centers

An Ashburn, Va. data center employs lead engineer James Waddy, who oversees operations ensuring optimal performance as the facility supports America’s AI infrastructure. Amid surging demand, data center roles offer a 42% pay premium over similar jobs, with a mix of technical expertise required for a relatively small workforce. Public backlash complicates expansion plans, but companies strive for efficiency.

Chinese Horoscope, September 21, 2026, Daily astro guidance as per your zodiac

Today’s Earth Dog Day emphasizes practicality and steady routines, urging individuals to clear old issues and focus on calm choices. Relationships thrive with gentle communication, while work and finances require careful review of details. Overall, maintaining a balanced, composed approach across all areas is essential for progress, aided by practical actions and patience.

Man quits 9-to-5 to answer appliance questions online, earns $15,000 monthly

Matthew Rankin, a 52-year-old US appliance technician, transformed his career by shifting from full-time work to providing online support for appliance repair through JustAnswer, earning up to $15,000 monthly. After 25 years in the field, burnout prompted his switch, allowing him to control his schedule and work flexibly, answering questions from DIYers and technicians alike.

California Proposition 40: How the 5% Billionaire Tax Could Work

California will soon vote on Proposition 40, which proposes a one-time 5% tax on billionaires' wealth to raise funds for healthcare and education on November 3. Supporters estimate it may generate $100 billion, though critics argue it could drive billionaires away. This measure reflects broader debates on wealth taxation in the U.S., with California having a significant concentration of billionaires.

Assam CM lays foundation stone for ₹48,000 crore Adani power project

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma inaugurated the foundation of a 3200 MW thermal power plant by Adani Power Limited in Dhubri, a project worth Rs 48,000 crore, promising 20,000 construction jobs and 5,000 permanent jobs. This initiative marks Assam's growth as an energy hub and supports local economic activity, cementing over Rs 80,000 crore in investments.

West Asia war to resume? Iran warns of fresh US action amid peace talks deadlock

Iran reported Sunday that it anticipates potential US military action against it, following a deadlock in negotiations after US-Israeli strikes began in February. Iran’s military warned of retaliation against American bases if attacked and outlined strategic conditions for negotiating peace, including ending hostilities and unfreezing assets. As tensions rise, the US advised citizens in the region to exercise caution.

Is Channing Tatum behind this burner account? Internet spots Instagram comments

Channing Tatum's upcoming projects include the drama "Josephine," releasing on November 20, where he plays a father navigating his daughter's trauma. Recently, he sparked intrigue with a now-deleted Instagram account, @bidness_nonya, linked to rumors about his past engagement with Zoë Kravitz. Fans speculated about Tatum's involvement, igniting a viral discussion online. Tatum and Kravitz began dating in 2021 and ended their engagement in 2024, with Kravitz later linked to Harry Styles.

Actor Bhagyashree on her love affair with Lucknow: There’s a distinct softness t

Actor Bhagyashree recently enjoyed her visit to Lucknow, praising its warm hospitality and rich culinary scene. She indulged in local street food and explored modern restaurants, appreciating both the heritage and innovation present in the city’s cuisine. Additionally, she celebrated the craftsmanship of Chikankari, purchasing garments to cherish her experience. Lucknow’s unique charm keeps drawing her back.

Tamannaah Bhatia admits she is a fan of Qazi Touqeer in Bigg Boss 20

Qazi Touqeer, a standout contestant on Bigg Boss 20, has captivated audiences with his entertaining antics since day one, including humorous pranks on housemates. First gaining fame in 2005 by winning Fame Gurukul, he remains a familiar face in Indian reality TV. His vibrant personality was praised by Salman Khan, highlighting social media buzz around him.

Can a 5-minute memory test detect Alzheimer’s? Neurologist explains

Five-minute memory tests can help identify cognitive issues related to Alzheimer's, assessing short-term memory and problem-solving. However, they are not definitive, as poor scores may stem from treatable conditions rather than Alzheimer's itself. A thorough diagnosis necessitates comprehensive evaluations, including brain imaging and patient histories. Quick tests serve merely as preliminary screenings in a more extensive diagnostic process.

Uttarakhand SIT starts probe into use of fake certificates in MBBS admissions

A Special Investigation Team (SIT) in Uttarakhand, led by Jaya Baloni, is probing fraudulent MBBS admissions linked to fake freedom fighter certificates, following orders from Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami. Initial findings reveal that deceased freedom fighter Dharamveer Verma's credentials were misused. The inquiry extends to potential collusion among officials and broader irregularities.

HT Evening Brief Sept 20: Cong's SIR jibe, Valarivan wins silver at Asian Games

**Congress Raises Alarm Over 'Shah Instigated Removal' of Voters Amid Electoral Roll Revision**: The Congress party has criticized the Election Commission's special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, alleging significant voter deletions and dubbing it “Shah Instigated Removal.” This statement from general secretary Jairam Ramesh highlights concerns over potential constitutional violations, amidst ongoing political tensions during the electoral process.

Konkona Sen Sharma gives health update after dengue diagnosis, shares photo

Konkona Sen Sharma, currently seen in *Lust Stories 3*, provided a health update after being hospitalized with dengue but is recovering and urging caution about the illness. She recently celebrated Amol Parashar's 40th birthday with a playful video, reigniting rumors of their relationship. They previously collaborated in *Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare* in 2019, establishing a strong friendship.

How did BMW crash on Mumbai Coastal Road? What we know so far

A high-speed BMW crash on Mumbai's Coastal Road early Sunday morning resulted in three deaths and one critical injury. The vehicle, traveling from Marine Drive towards Haji Ali, veered off path and fell from the bridge after the driver lost control. All occupants, NMIMS College students from Ahmedabad, were rushed to Nair Hospital. Police are investigating the incident.

Tata Sons board resolution on Chandrasekaran reappointment invalid: Tata Trusts

Tata Trusts declared that N Chandrasekaran's reappointment as Chairman of Tata Sons was invalid due to lack of support from their nominee directors at the September 17 board meeting. The Trusts emphasized that their Articles of Association require majority support from their directors. They reaffirmed their previous stance on protecting director voting rights, dismissing claims regarding corporate governance.

England prioritising SA Tests: Archer, Atkinson, Tongue may not play AUS T20Is

England plans to rest key Test bowlers Jofra Archer, Gus Atkinson, and Josh Tongue for the upcoming five T20Is in Australia to prioritize Test cricket, with a series in South Africa commencing shortly after. White-ball head coach Brendon McCullum emphasized the need for managing player availability to ensure competitive performance during Tests. Stephen Fleming, the new Test head coach, will collaborate with McCullum on player rotations.

How a T20I vs India is accelerating Japan’s cricketing ambitions

The Sano International Cricket Ground has transformed for the historic T20I match between Japan and India for the Suzuki Cup on Tuesday, featuring new seating and VIP enclosures. The Japan Cricket Association, focused on growth, has seen player registration nearly triple. Despite challenges in gaining mainstream attention, ongoing projects aim to elevate Japan’s cricketing aspirations.

Buying a home in 2026? What to know about mortgage rates and costs

A mortgage is a loan enabling home purchases, with the property as collateral, typically repaid through monthly payments over 15-30 years, encompassing principal, interest, property taxes, and insurance. Buyers should consider total costs and explore government-backed loans or various mortgage types to optimize affordability and terms. Preparation is essential for securing favorable rates and managing expenses effectively.

LK Advani, Manish Sisodia, Kailash Gahlot among Delhi voters served SIR notices

BJP veteran LK Advani, Delhi’s former deputy CM Manish Sisodia, and other prominent figures received notices over electoral roll discrepancies in Delhi, affecting over 3.16 million voters. Key issues include ‘no mapping’ and logical discrepancies. These findings, raised by officials, have sparked concerns of potential Supreme Court involvement, with implications for voter rights and electoral integrity.

Defiant Ed Sheeran fans show up as tour resumes with no billed openers

Ed Sheeran's concert in Philadelphia proceeded despite controversy over rapper Macklemore's dismissal from the tour due to his pro-Palestine stance, prompting some fans to voice support for Sheeran. Many attendees focused on enjoying the music and tailgating, while a small protest regarding the situation occurred nearby. Fans expressed mixed feelings about the changes but remained excited for the show.

Delhi records slight dip in dragonfly, damselfly numbers; two new sightings: Survey

Delhi's biodiversity parks recorded 11,154 dragonflies and damselflies in a recent survey, down from 13,253 in 2025, attributed to erratic rains and dry conditions. Conducted from September 17-19, the survey noted two new species: the Yellow-tailed Ashy Skimmer and the Blue Grass Dart. Dragonflies require clean aquatic environments, highlighting the importance of maintained wetland ecosystems for their survival.