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BJP can't scare me with ED, CBI: B Nagendra slams 'manuwadis' after resignation
Karnataka Congress leader B Nagendra resigned as minister and MLA amid allegations of financial irregularities, stating he was targeted by “Manuwadis” within the BJP. He denied any coercion by authorities, emphasizing his resignation was to prevent party embarrassment. The BJP demanded his removal following his induction, yet the Congress publicly supported him despite ongoing political pressure.

Sonia memoir’s India edition likely to feature saree-clad photo by Rajiv Gandhi
Sonia Gandhi's memoir, "Belonging: A Journey of Love," chronicles her life from post-war Italy to India, detailing personal tragedies and her relationship with Rajiv Gandhi. The book, set for global release on November 10, faced publishing hurdles in India due to content disagreements. Penguin Random House India clarified its continued interest in the memoir despite these issues.

Actor Manasi Parekh Recounts Narrow Escape from Nepal-Tibet Flash Flood
Actor Manasi Parekh was just five hours from the Gyirong immigration building when a flash flood devastated the Nepal-Tibet border, leaving her and others in shock. Reflecting on her survival, she emphasizes the unpredictability of life, stating, “This is my second chance.” The tragedy resulted in many missing, underscoring the need to cherish every moment while on the pilgrimage.

Duo posed as 49ers player to scam over 26 women for $1.3 million
Daejon Love, 35, and Taylor Jamie Chan, 18, were arrested in Boise for allegedly scamming over 26 women out of $1.3 million while posing as San Francisco 49ers members. Their scheme, ongoing since February 2022, involved building false romantic relationships and promoting fake investments. The FBI suspects even more victims due to the sophistication of their deception.

China curbing flood information? Why Nepal reports 500+ deaths, Beijing just 5
Devastating floods have impacted Nepal and Tibet, with Nepal reporting 579 casualties compared to just five in China, despite a significant population affected near the border. Nepalese journalists provide detailed accounts of the disaster, while strict information controls in Tibet hinder accurate reporting. This reflects ongoing censorship concerning sensitive regional issues and reinforces human rights criticisms against Beijing.

FSSAI proposes red warning labels on packaged foods high in sugar, fat, salt
The FSSAI plans to introduce prominent red warning labels on packaged foods high in added fat, sugar, or salt following a Supreme Court directive. The labels aim to help consumers, especially children, make informed choices. Implemented in phases, the initiative will exempt single-ingredient foods and is a response to ongoing advocacy for better labeling standards in India.

Aamir Khan, Farhan Akhtar, Saif Ali Khan have a Dil Chahta Hai reunion. Watch
In a recent reunion event celebrating the 25th anniversary of the iconic film "Dil Chahta Hai," fans expressed disappointment over Akshaye Khanna's absence. Directed by Farhan Akhtar, the film follows three friends navigating love and life, attaining cult status over the years. Key cast members like Aamir Khan and Saif Ali Khan attended the celebration in Mumbai.

Dipke seeks ‘complete overhaul’ of education system over IIT student's suicide
The founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), Abhijeet Dipke, criticized India's education system after the suicide of a 31-year-old IIT Delhi student, calling for a complete overhaul to support students emotionally. The incident marks 65 suicides among IIT students in the past five years, highlighting systemic issues in education. Investigations and student protests followed.

'Flood was just 100m away…': Rescued Indian pilgrim recalls Nepal flood horror
A rescued Indian pilgrim from Visakhapatnam recounted near-death experiences as floodwaters surged within 100 meters during devastating floods in Nepal, with around 250 Indians still missing. He expressed gratitude to Andhra Pradesh officials for their support. The floods, triggered by ice breaking from a glacier, caught many off guard, prompting swift evacuations. Efforts continue to locate remaining missing individuals.

Karina forecasted to evolve into Category 3 Hurricane, threatening California
Tropical Storm Karina, located 1,400 miles from San Diego, is predicted to intensify into a Category 3 hurricane by Sunday, with wind speeds exceeding 111 mph. The National Hurricane Center warns of possible tropical storm-force winds and rip currents along the California coast. Historically, California has not experienced a hurricane landfall.

Indian man in Australia says fortnightly pay beats monthly salary. Here's why
An Indian man in Australia, Sarthak Dhingra, argues that receiving a salary every two weeks is more beneficial than a monthly pay cycle. His video highlights improved financial management and savings, stating, “I can never go back” to monthly payments. Dhingra notes that twice-monthly payments provide 24 payments a year, enhancing financial stability. The concept has sparked broad social media agreement.

Lanka’s young batters raise hopes of revival of old rivalry
The 2026 Test series between India and Sri Lanka signals a critical transition for both teams, marked by the emergence of young talent. Despite India's recent dominance, Sri Lanka showcased promising batsmen like Dinusha and Sooriyabandara, hinting at a revival of their rivalry. Both nations seek stability as they rebuild, balancing Test and T20 commitments in modern cricket.

Woman found dead near lake in Tamil Nadu’s Tiruvallur; police form 3 special teams
Three special teams have been formed to investigate the murder of 46-year-old Aruna, found dead near Vellakulam lake in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district. Allegedly, her face was disfigured with acid, and salt was scattered to hinder identification. Police are examining surveillance footage and seeking justice, while local political leaders demand a thorough inquiry.

Kichcha Sudeep praises Yash for daring to experiment with Toxic amid negativity
YouTuber Prashanth Rangaswamy received a legal notice from Yash and KVN Productions over his negative review of the film *Toxic*, which is directed by Geetu Mohandas. Despite the controversy, the film, featuring Yash and Kiara Advani, is doing well at the box office but has faced backlash from audiences and critics alike, with supportive comments from fellow actor Kichcha Sudeep. *Toxic* explores a gangster's rise in Goa during Portuguese rule.

Not for the first time, Indian spinners swept into submission
Sonal Dinusha's brilliant performance, including 420 runs in the series and a match-saving 133*, left India reeling despite their series win in Sri Lanka. His mastery of the sweep shot, scoring 173 runs unscathed, highlighted India's struggle against a well-executed strategy, reminding them of past challenges against skilled sweepers like Joe Root and Andy Flower.

‘Results visible next winter’: MoRTH secy on Delhi-NCR fleet renewal scheme
The Centre aims to complete the registration of beneficiaries under the PARIVARTAN scheme to replace older commercial vehicles in Delhi-NCR within a year, halving the original timeline, to cut vehicular emissions before next winter. Targeting 230,000 registrations, officials noted early efforts have resulted in 1,357 vehicles registered, dominated by individual owners. The initiative links multiple government agencies via a single portal for streamlined processes.

Suvendu warns JU students over Maoist, ‘azaadi’ slogans: ‘I know the disease…’
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari asserted that his government will not tolerate Maoist and separatist influences at Jadavpur University (JU), urging accountability for anti-national activities. His condemnation followed recent violence involving the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and Leftist groups. Adhikari accused previous regimes of harboring such elements, emphasizing JU’s academic integrity amidst ongoing confrontations.

Patrick Osborn: Meteorologist goes viral after uncontrollable laughter on air
Meteorologist Patrick Osborn went viral after an uncontrollable fit of laughter disrupted his weather report on WABI, drawing nearly nine million views on TikTok. The laughter was triggered by a prank involving an unintended Charlie Brown sound clip that replayed during his segment. Osborn described his struggle to maintain composure, highlighting the humor of the situation.

FSSAI proposes front-of-pack warning label for food with high sugar, fat or salt
India's food regulator has proposed front-of-pack warning labels for high sugar, fat, or salt in packaged foods due to rising public demand and Supreme Court intervention, challenging opposition from major companies like Coca-Cola and Nestle. The labels aim to facilitate informed consumer choices amid increasing obesity concerns, impacting India's $100 billion food market. The initiative reflects long-standing government efforts to address public health.

Anaya Bangar hits back at Marizanne Kapp’s ‘absolutely ridiculous’ comment
Anaya Bangar is resuming her cricket career in Australia following clearance to play at the community level, aiming for the Women's Big Bash League next year. Despite facing criticism, including disapproval from South African cricketer Marizanne Kapp, Bangar advocates for her eligibility, citing compliance with Cricket Australia's guidelines. She also urges the BCCI to establish transgender participation policies in India.

Man flies to Bengaluru with same rakhi sister couriered him, surprises her
A man's heartwarming Raksha Bandhan surprise melted hearts online after he flew to Bengaluru to have his sister tie the rakhi she’d sent him instead of tying it alone. The touching video showcases her ecstatic reaction upon his unexpected arrival at her dance class, earning numerous warm comments about sibling love. Anand aims to spread joy through his thoughtful gesture.

After Nepal says no to foreign help, India to send rescue team ‘on request'
India has evacuated 85 citizens from flood-stricken Nepal, but 315 remain uncontacted, as External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar confirmed ongoing rescue efforts. Despite Nepal rejecting foreign assistance, India is dispatching tunneling experts and relief supplies, including bailey bridges, to support local agencies managing the crisis. The floods have resulted in at least 547 deaths and significant destruction.

Manipur: Grenade explodes at BJP MLA Sapam Ranjan Singh’s Imphal home
A grenade exploded at BJP MLA Sapam Ranjan Singh's Imphal West residence early Friday, with no reported casualties. The blast occurred at 1.30 am, prompting investigations into the attack, which Singh condemned. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh condemned the violence, while local women protested the incident. The explosion follows Singh's recent meeting with Central leaders in New Delhi.

What's happening at Waukee High School and Prairieview? All on threat, lockdown
Waukee High School and Prairieview were under an external lockdown Friday morning as police investigated an armed person report near the high school, with no active threat reported. The lockdown, a precaution, prohibited entry and exit. Classes continued normally, and families were advised to stay away. All other schools operated without interruption. No injuries were reported.

Pak ISI’s India spy trap: ‘Nudity’ bait on social media to extract defence intel
A young couple's recent arrest in Delhi has highlighted Pakistan's ISI espionage tactics in India, utilizing online entrapment and honeytrapping to target defense personnel through Indian SIM cards. Despite Indian surveillance efforts, high-profile cases, including that of an IAF officer and a former DRDO scientist, illustrate ongoing vulnerabilities in national security in the face of organized espionage operations.

Bangladeshi man accused of stabbing Saif Ali Khan seeks to plead guilty
A Bangladeshi national, Mohammad Shariful Islam, detained for allegedly stabbing actor Saif Ali Khan in January 2025, has requested to plead guilty. Currently in judicial custody, Islam's lawyer, Vipul Dushing, informed the court of his client's plea for leniency. The court has requested a prosecution response and set a hearing for September 11.

Here’s what partners can learn from couple yoga and balancing together
Partner breathing promotes relaxation and emotional intimacy through mindful synchronization of breaths between couples, according to Himalayan Siddhaa Akshar. Foundational exercises like couple yoga foster trust and communication while enhancing physical connection. These activities, such as partner tree pose and double boat pose, encourage cooperation—a crucial element in nurturing healthy relationships. Always consult a doctor for health advice.

Want to get glowing, healthy skin? Physician shares 5 supplements that can help
To enhance skin health, Dr. Kunal Sood recommends five key supplements: collagen peptides, omega-3 fatty acids, zinc, vitamin C, and probiotics, which can improve hydration, elasticity, and repair. While these can support skin wellness, they should complement an overall healthy lifestyle. The article highlights the importance of diet over solely relying on cosmetics.

Health checks couples should consider before conceiving
Couples planning a pregnancy should prioritize health check-ups before conception, according to Dr. Rashmi Niphadkar, fertility specialist. Essential assessments include nutritional screenings and infection tests for both partners. Women need tests for anemia, STIs, and hormonal imbalances while men should consider diabetes screening and semen analysis. Early health evaluations ensure a healthy pregnancy and baby.

Can supplements really boost your immunity? Here's what doctor says
Getting adequate sleep is essential for a healthy immune system, as your body produces infection-fighting proteins during rest. Avoiding tobacco and alcohol further protects respiratory health, while managing stress enhances overall wellness. Staying up to date with vaccinations is crucial for prime immunity. Achieving a balanced lifestyle promotes immune functionality and reduces disease risk.


