10 lip tints for an easy everyday makeup look: Best picks to keep your lips soft and supple

Seven everyday lip tints range from sheer water-gel stains to soft-matte, creamy and glossy finishes, with options including affordable picks, Korean beauty favourites and multipurpose lip-and-cheek products. Their buildable colour supports coordinated makeup; apply sparingly, blend watery textures promptly and choose a finish suited to your routine. They offer a low-effort alternative to traditional lipstick.

Jennifer Coffindaffer gets 4 ransom notes with distressing photo appearing to show Nancy Guthrie

Retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer says she received four ransom emails concerning Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance, and went public after a neighbor received a similar note. The messages demanded bitcoin and included an image, but their address did not match one investigators associate with legitimate notes. Guthrie, 84, vanished January 31, 2026, from her Arizona home.

HistoriCity| Jantar Mantar: A place to watch stars and a witness to history

Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, now a defining protest site, began as an eighteenth-century observatory built to chart the heavens and, metaphorically, the city’s future. Built by Sawai Jai Singh II on Emperor Muhammad Shah’s commission, probably around 1724, it united Indian, Persian and European expertise in stone instruments that advanced astronomical precision. Travellers later recorded damage.

Saif Ali Khan finally makes his Instagram debut, check out his first post

Saif Ali Khan officially joined Instagram on Monday, ending years without a public account, and his first follow was wife Kareena Kapoor Khan, who followed him back. He had previously said he browsed through a private account but found social media addictive and valued avoiding promotional demands. He recently appeared in his latest film, *Haiwaan*.

Chakra Horoscope Today, October 12, 2026

Today’s horoscope urges all signs to approach change with reflection, action and self-trust, releasing burdens, perfectionism and fear while accepting endings. Advice emphasizes manageable progress, new perspectives, honest boundaries and confidence; each forecast adds chakra exercises, food and drink suggestions, and a crystal. The guidance comes from certified tarot reader and crystal healer Kishori Sud.

Sunil Bharti Mittal conferred France's highest civilian award

French President Emmanuel Macron awarded Sunil Bharti Mittal France’s highest civilian award, the Legion of Honour, for strengthening India-France ties and advancing telecommunications and digital infrastructure. The award will be presented October 28, 2026, at the French Embassy in New Delhi. Founded by Napoleon in 1802, it recognizes ties dating to Airtel’s 1992 launch.

Saudi can fund a long war against Houthis, but can't defeat them: A military comparison

Saudi Arabia’s $83.2 billion defense budget dwarfs Houthi resources, yet attacks suggest spending may not suffice to defeat the group. A strike on Riyadh’s King Khalid Airport reportedly killed 13 and injured 309, while Saudi defenses face dwindling interceptors and threats to Red Sea trade. Analysts say lasting victory requires ground troops, which Riyadh resists amid regional tensions.

Horoscope Tomorrow, October 13, 2026: A big change may open the door to a better opportunity for you

Tomorrow’s tarot forecast highlights emotional renewal for Aries, trusted guidance for Taurus, practical opportunities for Gemini, and change for Cancer. Leo may lead confidently, while Virgo encounters rapid developments; Libra favors stability, and Scorpio faces an ending. Sagittarius needs patience, Capricorn fairness, Aquarius clear thinking, and Pisces caution amid uncertainty. Kishori Sud provides daily predictions.

Pug mauled to death by Great Dane inside Noida residential society

An eight-year-old pug, Gogo, died after a Great Dane allegedly attacked him and his owner during a Sunday morning walk at Grand Omaxe society in Noida’s Sector 93B; police said he suffered bite wounds and blood loss. His owner complained Monday, prompting police to register a case against the dog walker. Residents had complained previously.

Standing paddy among other crops damaged by rain, strong winds in Punjab's Hoshiarpur

Rain and winds damaged paddy, potato, sugarcane, vegetables and fodder in Hoshiarpur, prompting farmers’ leaders to demand compensation, while officials said crop losses would be assessed. Hailstorms caused paddy losses estimated at up to 40 per cent in affected fields, and waterlogging harmed potatoes; rain dampened produce in procurement mandis. Authorities ordered tarpaulins and drainage.

Aaditya, Amit Thackeray booked day after leading sit-in against Gyanesh Kumar

Police booked Aaditya Thackeray and Amit Thackeray after Shiv Sena (UBT) and MNS leaders led a Sunday sit-in demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s removal; protests resume Monday. At least 300 were detained, and the leaders face unlawful-assembly charges. They say the campaign defends dissent and electoral integrity, after police barred a CJP “farewell party.”

Ensure prominent display of healthcare service rates at clinical establishments: Centre to states

India’s Health Ministry has urged states and territories to ensure clinical establishments prominently display service rates, helping patients understand costs, make informed choices and avoid billing disputes. Health Secretary Punya Salila Srivastava asked chief secretaries to review compliance. Rules require rates in English and local languages; states enforce them and were asked to display packages for international medical and Ayush patients.

Did Nikita Khrushchev bang his shoe at the UN? The Cold War mystery of 1960

At a chaotic 1960 UN debate amid Cold War tensions, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev confronted Philippine delegate Lorenzo Sumulong, while whether he pounded his desk with a shoe remains disputed. Witnesses offered conflicting accounts, recalling either banging or waving and setting it down. Romanian Eduard Mezincescu provoked uproar, prompting President Frederick Boland to adjourn the meeting and break the gavel.

Keeping up with UP: When compulsion drives a fragile political alliance

Unlike Bihar’s 2015 success, the Samajwadi Party and Congress have yet to settle seat-sharing before Uttar Pradesh’s 2027 election, risking opposition disunity that could benefit the BJP. Congress seeks up to 200 seats despite poor results, while Akhilesh Yadav prioritizes winnability; caste calculations and ambitions deepen uncertainty. Bihar’s victory showed leaders’ bonhomie could unite voters.

Delhi CEO says 20 lakh voter discrepancies resolved, assures ‘no eligible voter will be excluded'

Delhi’s Chief Electoral Officer has reported that around 20 lakh of the 33 lakh voter-list entries flagged under “Logical Discrepancy” or “unmapped” categories have been resolved so far. This leaves about 13 lakh entries not yet reported as resolved. The figures track progress on two categories of flagged electoral-roll entries in the capital.

Plate of devotion: Where to relish Navratri delicacies across Delhi-NCR

Delhi-NCR restaurants are serving Navratri vrat menus through October 2026, offering more than fasting fare, from traditional satvik thalis to regional and modern interpretations. ITC Maurya, Taj properties, The Leela, and The Ashok feature dishes such as kuttu pooris, samak rice, sabudana specialties, and chaats. Choices include dine-in and delivery, reflecting the festival’s fasting traditions.

Amid Nancy Guthrie search, Pima County SD now involved in ‘Vail Death Investigation’ – what to know

Pima County deputies are investigating a Vail-area death after finding a woman with an apparent gunshot wound and detaining a 49-year-old man; two children, ages 3 and 4, were unharmed. The woman’s identity is pending family notification, and charges remain under review. The incident comes amid Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance, as officials warn against QR-code scams.

Supreme Court says it never adjudicated new Form 6, will examine challenge on Oct 27

The Supreme Court clarified Monday it has never ruled on the Election Commission’s modified Form 6, rejecting claims that its Bihar judgment endorsed an added declaration and agreeing to examine the dispute October 27. The requirement asks whether applicants’ relatives appeared in earlier rolls; challengers say it needs statutory amendment, while ECI calls it a SIR addendum.

Dr Morepen BP monitor: My 1-year experience tracking my mom’s BP

The Dr. Morepen BP-14 is a convenient home blood pressure monitor, though occasional errors mean unusual readings should be rechecked. Its automatic upper-arm cuff, two-user memory for 240 readings, and three-reading average support routine tracking when fitted correctly. The reviewer uses it to monitor her mother’s hypertension alongside prescribed treatment, while emphasizing that readings cannot replace medical advice.

Bengaluru airport firm’s HR manager booked for sexually harassing woman employee

Police in Bengaluru registered a case against an airport food-service firm’s HR manager after a 26-year-old employee accused him of sexual harassment and violating her privacy. She alleged he checked her phone, restricted her interactions and exposed himself in a workplace room on September 30, pressuring her to follow suit. Police issued him a notice and are investigating.

Andhra govt, Centre, AM/NS India sign pact to upgrade four ITIs

Andhra Pradesh, the Centre and AM/NS India signed a Rs 200-crore agreement to upgrade four Visakhapatnam-cluster ITIs, following the country’s first PM-SETU investment approval. A special-purpose vehicle, 51% owned by AM/NS India, will oversee modern facilities, updated courses, practical training and instructor development. Kancharapalem ITI will anchor the effort, supporting a drive to modernize vocational education.

Hyderabad man killed in missile attack on Saudi airport while on Umrah trip with family

Hyderabad-born software engineer Mohammad Yousuf Ali, 46, died after a missile strike at Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport injured him and his family as they waited to begin an Umrah trip. His sons were hurt, one requiring surgery, while his wife and daughter escaped uninjured; his aunt suffered head injuries. Ali had worked in Riyadh for 10 years, and MP Asaduddin Owaisi sought Indian government assistance for the family.

HC asks for Delhi Police stand on activist's plea over his 'detention'

Delhi High Court ordered police to file a status report after activist Mohammad Wasiq Nadeem Khan alleged officers confined him on September 29 to stop him attending a Jantar Mantar protest. The bench questioned police conduct; officers denied detaining him, saying they came to inquire. Khan alleges surveillance and calls; police had denied permission for the protest.

How Kohli, Smith videos helped Nathan McSweeney tackle India’s spin challenge

Nathan McSweeney said studying Virat Kohli and Steve Smith helped him tackle spin, as he scored 194 runs to lead Australia A to a 2-1 one-day series victory in India. His 123 rescued Australia from 104/5 in the opener; he fell to spin only once. The three-Test batter hopes his strong tour earns a limited-overs call-up.

Drone sightings disrupt 3 flights at Amritsar airport

Suspected drone activity near Amritsar airport halted flights Sunday night, diverting three incoming services before security agencies cleared the airspace and operations resumed after 10.30pm. Flights from Delhi, Mumbai and Kuala Lumpur were affected, with the IndiGo service later landing safely. Police, CISF and intelligence agencies are investigating; similar sightings at the border airport last month.

Beyond weight loss: Why are GLP-1 drugs becoming a heart health conversation?

GLP-1 medicines are emerging as cardiovascular protectors, not merely diabetes and weight-loss treatments: head-to-head trials found semaglutide and tirzepatide reduced major cardiovascular risks by 18% and 13%, respectively. Broader studies also show fewer events and deaths, including benefits in people without diabetes, suggesting effects beyond weight loss, although mechanisms remain uncertain. FDA-required heart-safety trials first revealed this unexpected benefit.

‘Give way, listen to the thunderous sounds’: Tharoor backs Rahul over Gyanesh Kumar stir

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor backed Rahul Gandhi’s prediction that the BJP-led government “will go,” as INDIA bloc protests intensified over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Tharoor shared a poem invoking popular power. Gandhi demanded Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resign and turn approver, while the Election Commission defended its decisions as legally valid.

What to do if someone collapses at home? Cardiac surgeon shares steps to take in the first 5 minutes

An unresponsive person not breathing normally may be in cardiac arrest: call emergency services, assign others to help, start hands-only CPR, and use an AED if available. For conscious chest pain, sweating or breathlessness, keep the person seated and still. Dr Santosh Gupta stresses that prompt action matters because brain damage begins within minutes.

Keralam assembly adopts resolution demanding ouster of Gyanesh Kumar as CEC

Keralam’s assembly is India’s first to demand Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s removal, adopting a resolution seeking electoral-roll corrections and appointment reforms. It calls for restoring voting rights to eligible voters excluded in the Special Intensive Revision and adding the Chief Justice of India to the selection committee, whose composition a 2023 law changed.

Dubai family visa: Is your salary enough to bring spouse, children or parents to UAE?

Dubai residents need Dh10,000 monthly to sponsor parents, versus Dh3,000 with employer-provided housing or Dh4,000 without it for spouses and eligible children, UAE guidance says. Parent applications require suitable accommodation and supporting documents, while applicants must prove family relationships. Requirements can vary by emirate, so residents should confirm current rules with Dubai’s GDRFA or the federal ICP.