Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang backs Trump’s 'superintelligence' vision for AI

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang labeled data centers as "superintelligence factories" during a White House luncheon with tech leaders, including Trump and Musk. They signed the "White House Accord on Super Intelligence," committing to enhanced AI risk management. Trump urged the term "Super Intelligence" over "artificial intelligence," highlighting advancing AI as a transformative technology.

Kumaraswamy alleges major deviations in NICE project, targets Karnataka CM over land, agreements

Union minister H D Kumaraswamy criticized Karnataka CM D K Shivakumar on Tuesday for alleged alterations to the Bengaluru-Mysuru Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) project, claiming changes facilitated private interests and increased land requirements. Kumaraswamy emphasized the need for Cabinet approval for such modifications and accused Shivakumar of benefiting private parties at the expense of affected farmers. The BMIC started in 1995 but has undergone significant shifts.

MPSC paper leak case: Accused destroyed phones to destroy evidence, say cops

Four men were arrested in Mumbai for their role in leaking an MPSC drug inspector exam paper, with evidence destruction highlighting the case's severity. Candidates benefitted, securing top ranks, after a ₹15-20 lakh deal. The investigation reveals involvement by MPSC officials and coaching academy heads, with mobile devices and financial trails under scrutiny. The leak was exposed following a whistleblower's email post-results.

Khairlanji: Between the persistence of caste and the insistence on justice

On September 29, 12 individuals were charged in the Khairlanji caste massacre but swiftly secured bail. The violence, targeting the Bhotmange family, involved brutal assault and mutilation. Despite initial police inaction, a CBI investigation followed public outcry, yet the courts failed to recognize caste animus, revealing systemic failures. Only two Dalit families remain, living under fear and division.

168k voters found ineligible for inclusion in Andhra final rolls after SIR

In Andhra Pradesh, approximately 168,000 voters were deemed ineligible for the final electoral rolls after the intensive revision period. The Election Commission reported completing hearings on 99.96% of notices served. The most significant discrepancies occurred in Ananthapuramu and Tirupati. Meanwhile, Telangana is still processing discrepancies, with the final electoral roll due on November 9.

Nabin chairs meet of state BJP in-charges ahead of key polls

BJP president Nitin Nabin led a meeting in New Delhi to strategize for upcoming assembly elections amid opposition challenges and allegations of electoral irregularities. Leaders are directed to engage with diverse communities and enhance outreach efforts. Additionally, party members will intensify their critique of the Congress regarding electoral processes, reinforcing their commitment to organizational goals and public engagement.

Officers’ letters against J&K statehood resolution spark row

A political controversy has erupted in Jammu and Kashmir over law and chief secretaries writing to the Speaker, opposing a statehood resolution without the chief minister's knowledge. Legislators condemned this as undermining democracy, while BJP leaders defended the bureaucrats' actions. The incident raises questions about the authority of elected officials versus bureaucrats in the region’s governance.

Navy must sharpen capabilities to deal with challenges: Rajnath

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized that the Indian Navy must enhance its surveillance and response capabilities in the increasingly complex Indian Ocean Region, driven by deception and grey-zone activities. He highlighted the navy's role as a strategic anchor for India's security and economic interests, particularly in ensuring safe transit for merchant vessels amid modernization efforts.

Centre has entered rabi season with 34%higher fertiliser stock: Chouhan

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced that India has entered the 2026-27 rabi season with a fertiliser stock of 16.4 million tonnes, 34% higher than last year’s 12.3 MT, to meet the estimated requirement of 38.1 MT. Fertiliser sales declined during kharif season, attributed to stricter monitoring. Additionally, there is an ample supply of certified seeds for rabi crops, prompting government actions to ensure quality and timely distribution.

Nitish pact a missed chance, says Digvijaya, sparks debate

Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh stirred controversy by claiming the party missed an opportunity to ally with Nitish Kumar’s JD(U) for Bihar's 2025 elections. Rahul Gandhi and KC Venugopal disputed this, emphasizing Kumar's lack of interest. Singh's analysis suggests the BJP is faltering amidst crises, while Congress aims to unite against Modi in upcoming elections.

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The Congress Working Committee (CWC) demanded the reinstatement of 130 million deleted voters and called for Prime Minister Modi's resignation, citing a “fraud exercise” against democracy. The party plans nationwide protests against the electoral roll revisions and demands transparency in the electoral process. This criticism extends to the Election Commission, seen as complicit, echoing historical battles for voter rights.

Curative petition filed over SC’s ruling in CEC, EC’s appointment law

A curative petition was filed in the Supreme Court seeking to recall a September 23 order that referred challenges to the CEC and ECs Appointment Act to a Constitution bench, citing potential judicial bias due to a judge's family connection to the Election Commission. Congress leader Jaya Thakur highlighted this bias as unknown during the original hearing. A curative petition is the final legal recourse to revisit a Supreme Court decision.

BBMB red flags low Bhakra reservoir levels, asks states to cut water demand

The Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) warns partner states about dwindling water levels in the Bhakra reservoir, advising a rational reduction in water demands due to current storage at 68% of capacity. With critical irrigation and drinking needs upcoming, the BBMB stresses the importance of conservation. A follow-up meeting in mid-October will reassess water requirements.

Give BJP chance to end drug menace in Punjab: Manoj Tiwari

BJP MP Manoj Tiwari, addressing a rally in Ludhiana on the ‘Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra,’ called for a change in Punjab to combat the drug menace, claiming the BJP is the key to development. He criticized AAP leaders for making false promises. Support from former Union minister Ravneet Singh Bittu highlighted the urgent need for public participation. Punjab’s growth lags behind neighboring states, raising concerns about its future.

Punjab: HC to hear PIL on LPU violence today

The Punjab and Haryana High Court will hear a public interest litigation on Wednesday regarding violence at Lovely Professional University, where armed outsiders allegedly vandalized the campus. Filed by student Ravi Raj, the petition calls for a CBI investigation into the incidents. The violence coincides with unverified claims that previously sparked unrest at another university, raising questions about orchestrated actions.

3 cases registered over LPU violence, SIT to probe arson

Punjab police registered three FIRs against unidentified students for attempt to murder, robbery, and assault amid violent clashes at Lovely Professional University, where a mob caused extensive damage after rumors of a rape incident. An 8-member special investigation team has been formed to probe the violence. Background details reveal ongoing investigations into a prior rape case involving an unnamed suspect.

Zubeen’s death: Court gives bail to two personal security officers

A special court in Guwahati granted bail to two personal security officers of late singer Zubeen Garg in a disproportionate assets case, although they will remain jailed for a related case concerning his death. The Assam Chief Minister’s Special Vigilance Cell had filed charges against them for assets exceeding their known income sources amid ongoing investigations into Garg's death, classified as accidental drowning.

LPU unrest: Social media influencer under scanner as more videos surface

A social media influencer at Lovely Professional University is under investigation as new CCTV footage reveals involvement in campus violence. The police are analyzing clips that show the influencer entering the building moments before masked protesters appeared. Unverified allegations of a sexual assault on campus triggered unrest, prompting inquiries into the authenticity of circulated messages and footage.

Who are Hilinaikailimakualopali Keeno and Thomas Malone? Kailua shooting details

Hilinaikailimakualopali Keeno, 24, has been arrested for the second-degree murder of Thomas C. Malone, 30, following a shooting at the Kailua Fall Festival in Hawaii. Malone, who died from a gunshot wound, was connected to crime figures in the past. The investigation continues as police analyze video from the area. Keeno has no prior criminal record.

2 arrested for promising to facilitate FCRA registration

Two Delhi Police officers have been arrested for allegedly soliciting bribes to expedite Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act registrations, as reported by the Ministry of Home Affairs. With one official in the Foreigners Division and the other in the Pay and Accounts Office, police investigations continue into past FCRA activities. The FCRA regulates foreign donations for NGOs in India and has undergone several amendments to enhance transparency.

Politics sans party, polls on mind: Former IAS officer Divya Mittal takes the plunge

Divya Mittal, former IAS officer, is venturing into politics ahead of the 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections, expressing her willingness to run independently without party affiliation. Motivated by her bureaucratic experiences, she aims to address citizens' grievances and improve accountability. Mittal, an IIT-Delhi and IIM-Bangalore alumna, resigned from civil service after a 13-year career.

Hills account for 66% of S.I.R. deletions in Manipur: Report

A Sabar Institute report reveals that Manipur's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) deleted 158,677 names from its electoral roll, disproportionately affecting hill constituencies, where deletions averaged 79 names per booth compared to 31 in the valley. The report emphasizes the impact of ongoing ethnic violence. It highlights the necessity for careful verification, especially among displaced residents and married women.

LPU violence: 3 FIRs registered; another SIT set up, internet restored

Violent unrest at Lovely Professional University in Punjab prompted police to file three FIRs against unidentified student mobs and establish an eight-member special investigation team (SIT) to address arson, robbery, and attempted murder. The violence followed allegations of a rape incident, with suspects thought to include former students. Authorities are analyzing CCTV footage to identify participants.

5-year fixed system for MPSC exams under consideration

Mumbai's committee is proposing a five-year fixed recruitment system for MPSC exams and a single registration for multiple government tests amid concerns over changing exam patterns, delays, and transparency. Chairperson V Radha noted extensive feedback from candidates, with a focus on standardizing procedures and minimizing disputes. Recommendations are expected within three months to improve the state's recruitment process.

12 Sena workers get 6 months for attacking teacher in 2010

Twelve workers from the Bhartiya Vidyarthi Sena were sentenced to six months in prison by a Mumbai court for assaulting school teacher Prakash Bapu Salgar and vandalizing a school office in 2010. The court emphasized the seriousness of attacking educators, stating it sets a dangerous precedent. The incident involved allegations of abuse and property damage during an altercation over student discipline.

₹4,097-cr bank fraud: Amitabh Jhunjhunwala gets bail on medical grounds

A special CBI court in Mumbai granted bail to former Reliance Capital vice-chairman Amitabh Jhunjhunwala, 70, on medical grounds in a ₹4,097-crore bank fraud case, citing a Delhi High Court order recognizing his severe health issues. Jhunjhunwala’s lawyers highlighted his worsening condition while in custody, despite CBI objections over the medical assessment's relevance to the case, which involves significant financial mismanagement.

UP’s four-way division debate takes centre stage again before 2027 polls

Months before the 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, the demand for dividing the state has resurfaced, fueled by claims from NDA allies like the SBSP's Om Prakash Rajbhar predicting a split into four regions. Supporting voices from Apna Dal and RLD amplify this call, while the BSP and BJP offer cautious responses, reflecting the complexity surrounding the issue. Historically dormant since 2011, the division debate now intertwines with caste and regional dynamics, challenging political stability in a state pivotal to national governance.

Punjab: BJP’s 13-day anti-drug yatra to end with Shah’s Jalandhar show today

The BJP's 'Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra', launched on September 18, will conclude with a major rally in Jalandhar attended by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, aiming to spotlight drug abuse in Punjab ahead of the 2027 assembly elections. Covering 4,000 km across all 117 constituencies, the initiative is criticized by Congress as a failure, despite claims of mobilizing significant support. The campaign reflects ongoing political tensions over a critical social issue in the state.

Love Horoscope Today for September 30, 2026

Today's astrological insights emphasize the importance of patience and small, consistent actions in relationships for all signs. While each sign faces unique challenges—from seeking stability to confronting sensitive issues—grounding crystals like Rhodonite and Amethyst are recommended for harmony and calm. These insights guide individuals to foster genuine connections without letting anxieties overshadow love.

Punjab: Three of family arrested with 10kg heroin, 2 AK rifles

Punjab Police arrested a family in Amritsar for running an illegal arms and narcotics network, seizing 10kg of heroin, an AK-47, and an AK-56. Identified as Sandeep Singh, Kamaljit Kaur, and Bikramjit Singh, they allegedly had ties to international smugglers and operated near the India-Pakistan border. Investigations are ongoing to uncover further connections in the smuggling chain.