Why is CJP holding protest from Mumbai and not Delhi, where it got Pradhan's resignation from?

Mumbai police have denied permission for Abhijeet Dipke's Cockroach Janta Party protest against the chief election commissioner, citing civic concerns and the absence of necessary permits. Scheduled for October 2 at Shivaji Park, the protest references Gandhi's historical movements, with plans to extend to several cities. Dipke emphasized resistance against power, questioning electoral integrity following significant electoral shifts.

Mohsin Naqvi not to attend Asian Games gold medal match between India and Pakistan

Mohsin Naqvi, head of the Asian Cricket Council and Pakistan Cricket Board, will miss the Asian Games men's cricket gold medal match between India and Pakistan due to prior commitments, the ACC confirmed. Despite his absence, he extended best wishes to all four competing teams ahead of the Gold and Bronze Medal Matches, emphasizing his support.

Balenciaga’s front-row star is a doggo named Miranda

At Paris Fashion Week, Balenciaga showcased its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, but all eyes were on Miranda, the rescue dog of creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli, who stole the spotlight from the runway while seated next to Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz. Miranda's attendance underscores her owner's fashion pedigree, echoing references to Meryl Streep's character in The Devil Wears Prada.

'You saved everyone': PM Modi lauds Smit Machchhar for protecting image of Indian pilots

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Captain Smit Machchhar for his bravery in averting disaster during a flydubai flight emergency on September 30, where he saved 174 lives after being stabbed by his co-pilot. Machchhar, emotionally honored by the call, is recovering well in the UAE following the attack. The incident highlights the challenges faced by pilots in crisis situations.

Asian Games 2026: Sujeet Kalkal wins gold in spectacular comeback victory

New Delhi’s Sujeet Kalkal staged a remarkable comeback from 2-9 down to defeat Abdulmazhid Kudiev 10-9, securing gold in the 65kg final at the Asian Games. Before the final, he notably overcame Olympic champion Kotaro Kiyooka and Abbas Ebrahimzadehsavadkouhi. Sujeet's consistent performance highlights his growth as a wrestler, bolstered by coach Shako Bentinidis’s guidance.

Texas man’s rapid Hanuman Chalisa recitation goes viral, Indians react: ‘Better than me’

Nick Dearman, a Texas-born devotee, has garnered over 1.4 million views and 200,000 comments for his rapid recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa on Instagram, with many Indians praising his devotion. The Hanuman Chalisa is a revered Hindu hymn composed by Tulsidas, consisting of 40 verses that celebrate Lord Hanuman’s qualities. This highlights the hymn’s cultural significance in contemporary contexts.

Two friendlies, many questions

Brazil will face critical challenges in the upcoming matches against India and Uruguay, amid questions surrounding new coach Carlo Ancelotti and player performances, particularly that of Vinicius Jr., who is still seeking consistency. Meanwhile, the All India Football Federation risks its credibility by organizing these costly games amidst a struggling interest in foreign football matches since the 2024 World Cup.

Christa Pike: Who is Randy Spivey? Tennessee woman's lawyer gives major update

Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike is in critical condition after an execution attempt was halted due to ineffectiveness of lethal injections. Her legal team seeks to stop proceedings and highlight childhood trauma. Governor Bill Lee announced an inquiry into the execution process, coinciding with his suspension of all executions until 2026. Pike was convicted for the brutal murder of Colleen Slemmer in 1995.

Asian Games: Breakout star Ankush claims gold on debut

Ankush Panghal, a 21-year-old boxer from Haryana, clinched gold on his Asian Games debut by defeating South Korea’s Kim Minesong in a 4-0 decision, establishing himself as a key figure in Indian boxing. His silver medal at the World Boxing Cup Final last year marked his rise, the first Indian heavyweight gold since 1970.

Three linked to Goldy Bar gang arrested for extorting Delhi-based businessman

New Delhi Police dismantled an India-Dubai extortion racket linked to the Goldy Brar gang, arresting three operatives and preventing a planned attack on a businessman’s home. The gang demanded Rs 1 crore from the victim, using UAE-based calls. Investigations revealed planned violence and interconnected extortion attempts targeting other businessmen, with further suspects still at large.

To sync or swim? Learning how to gracefully agree to disagree

Bengaluru-based lawyer Dina and her husband Ved face challenges in their contrasting lifestyles—Dina's minimalism versus Ved's maximalism—exacerbated post-pandemic. Successful relationships require alignment in lifestyle, yet individuals can evolve separately. Couples can coexist with differing beliefs and preferences, fostering real partnerships marked by mutual respect and freedom. Personal growth does not necessitate conformity in marriage.

U-turn: The high cost of cheap urea

Synthetic urea, pivotal for global food security, transformed agriculture in India during the Green Revolution, but its overuse and price controls led to imbalances in fertilization and crop production, with consequences for the environment and health. Reforms are needed to promote balanced nutrient use while addressing vulnerabilities in the fertilizer supply chain exacerbated by geopolitical tensions.

Gurugram launches 10-day drive to clean 21 garbage-vulnerable points

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram launched a 10-day cleanliness campaign on October 2, aiming to transform 21 garbage-vulnerable points into clean public spaces. Led by Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, the drive emphasizes citizen participation in responsible waste disposal alongside government efforts. This initiative responds to ongoing concerns over garbage management in the city.

General physician says ‘people with ADHD burn out 2 to 3 times faster than everyone else’

Dr. Nina distinguishes between ADHD executive dysfunction and burnout executive dysfunction in her video, highlighting their differing origins and symptoms. ADHD dysfunction is constant, manifesting as difficulty with boring tasks, while burnout is acquired, leading to intense cognitive decline. Notably, individuals with ADHD experience burnout two to three times faster due to heightened cognitive demands. Dr. Nina, a seasoned physician, emphasizes the importance of professional evaluation for these conditions.

Does sauna benefit your heart health? Cornell-trained physician explains, shares how to do it correc

Dr. Vassily Eliopoulos highlights sauna use as a powerful tool for longevity, revealing that regular sessions can reduce all-cause mortality by 40%, cardiovascular death by 40%, and sudden cardiac death by 63%, based on a Finnish study. It raises body temperature, improves heart health, and may protect cognition. Consult a physician if cardiac conditions exist.

Mizoram celebrates Anthurium Festival after three-year hiatus

The Aizawl Anthurium Festival returns after a three-year break from October 1-3 in Reiek and Ailawng, promoting floriculture, adventure, and Mizo culture. Organized by the Tourism and Horticulture Departments, it features horticultural showcases, traditional games, and music, aiming to benefit local communities. The festival highlights Mizoram's ongoing tourism development strategy.

Anne Hathaway apologises for viral ‘Verity’ red carpet moment: ‘I was trying to be helpful’

Anne Hathaway expressed embarrassment over a viral video from the New York premiere of Verity, where she directed photographers, referring to it as “the stuff of nightmares.” Attempting to alleviate photographer frustration, she inadvertently drew criticism online, being labeled a “red carpet traffic cop.” Hathaway also shared personal insights on her pregnancy symptoms, including acne and heightened smell.

Haryana DGP directs officers to identify properties acquired by drug traffickers

Haryana's DGP Ajay Singhal called for proactive measures against drug trafficking, urging officers to identify and attach properties acquired by traffickers and to initiate demolitions where legally required. He led a review meeting with senior police officials, stressing that dismantling drug networks and increasing public awareness are vital for achieving a drug-free Haryana. Effective surveillance and community participation were emphasized as essential strategies.

Kicking into beast mode: The sport that demands the most from its player

Football demands the highest all-round athleticism, integrating aerobic capacity, anaerobic conditioning, speed, strength, power, agility, mobility, and flexibility. While other sports like combat sports and gymnastics showcase specific strengths, football requires a blend of all attributes. The Indian national team recently faced Brazil, highlighting India's inadequate football development despite its vast potential. Football remains the pinnacle of athletic versatility.

Duel purpose: Debunking the myth of the gladiator

Gladiators, often misrepresented as Hollywood heroes, were primarily enslaved individuals or criminals, training hard for grueling fights representing Roman cultural values. Historian Harry Sidebottom reveals their lives involved sparse combat, structured rules, and frequent public feasts that contrasted their diets of subsistence. While glamorous, these fighters lived in a brutal world where mortality rates varied greatly, challenging popular misconceptions.

Is your home healthy for your children? Paediatrician shares 5 everyday changes parents can make

To build a safer home for children, paediatrician Dr. Rajiv Chhabra emphasizes the importance of nutritious food, clean air, and safe environments. Parents should ensure healthy foods are accessible, maintain proper hygiene, and reduce hidden hazards. Minor adjustments to daily routines, like enhancing sleep conditions and safe cleaning practices, contribute significantly to children’s health and development.

Dominic West found Kumbh Mela 'spotless', Glastonbury ‘disgusting’: ‘No horrible smell’ | Exclusive

The new HBO series *War*, starring Dominic West as tech billionaire Morgan Henderson amid an ugly divorce, premiered on October 1 and explores celebrity culture and privacy. West recalls his unique experience at the Kumbh Mela in India, contrasting it with public events in the UK. He reflects on the burdens of fame and media scrutiny.

Book-smart and shelf aware: How AI and bots are changing libraries

Libraries are evolving with technology, incorporating AI and robotics to enhance user experience. Innovations include virtual assistants in Shanghai libraries, automated systems in Beijing, and robots in Taiwan and Singapore that streamline operations. While AI facilitates recommendations, concerns over privacy and the essence of discovery remain vital, as libraries strive to balance efficiency with human connection and serendipity.

Shabana Azmi urges people to join Mumbai protest over voter list concerns: ‘Will see you there’

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) plans a nationwide protest in Mumbai over alleged voter deletions from electoral rolls, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Actor Shabana Azmi supports the protest, emphasizing voters' rights. The Mumbai Police denied permission for the gathering, citing regulations, yet organizers remain determined to proceed. Concerns arise amid political tensions ahead of the 2024 elections.

Room of requirement: Why libraries now offer drills, telescopes, 3D printers apart from books

Libraries are evolving beyond traditional books to offer diverse resources, such as 3D printers, tools, and sports equipment, promoting access without ownership. Modern public libraries like those in Finland and Ireland provide community-oriented services, fostering creativity and collaboration. This shift responds to funding challenges and emphasizes communal sharing, enhancing community wellbeing and literacy in a digital age.

From fragrance notes to longevity, what to look for when choosing a perfume you’ll actually wear

Choosing the right perfume involves reflecting on personal preferences rather than following trends, according to Swapnil Pathak Sharma, founder of Zighrana. Start by identifying scents you enjoy, test a few options on blotters, then on skin. Ensure the fragrance suits you even after its top notes fade, prioritizing your instinct over mere beauty.

Fauzi actor Jitin Gulati reveals why Prabhas-starrer is delayed | Exclusive

Prabhas' highly anticipated film, Fauzi, has been postponed from its December 3 release. Produced by Naveen Yerneni and Y Ravi Shankar, the film is directed by Hanu Raghavapudi. Actor Jitin Gulati assures that the team is dedicated to quality. Producers promise a grand spectacle, urging fans to await a meticulously crafted movie that combines scale with emotional depth.

‘True hero’: R Madhavan, Ravi Kishan hail Captain Smit Machchhar

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed Captain Smit Machchhar as a national hero for his extraordinary bravery after being attacked by his co-pilot on flydubai flight FZ1073. Despite severe injuries, he safely opened the cockpit, enabling passengers to subdue the assailant. The incident, currently under investigation, has prompted widespread admiration from celebrities and citizens alike, reflecting India's pride in steadfast courage.

Haryana suspends 2 pollution control officers in Gurugram amid RWA complaints

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini suspended two HSPCB regional officers, Akansha Tanwar and Mukul Kumar, in Gurugram due to complaints from resident welfare associations about pollution issues. This decision followed a development project review meeting. Although individual allegations weren’t detailed, the officers will operate from HSPCB’s Panchkula office during the suspension, critical amid Gurugram's pollution concerns.

Vicky Kaushal says seeing Katrina Kaif's happiness with son Vihaan makes him feel ‘amazing’

Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif welcomed their son, Vihaan Kaushal, on November 7, 2025. Since then, Vicky has shared how fatherhood has profoundly transformed him, enhancing his sensitivity and responsibility. He cherishes small moments with Vihaan and acknowledges the importance of modeling positive behavior as a parent, marking a significant new chapter in his life.