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Rain washes out India-Afghanistan match, India enter Asian Games semifinals

India entered the Asian Games 2026 men’s cricket semifinals after their quarter-final against Afghanistan was abandoned because of rain and a wet outfield.

Sindhu turns emotional after Asiad quarterfinal loss, says journey continues

PV Sindhu shared an emotional post after her Asian Games 2026 quarterfinal loss to Chen Yufei, saying the journey continues despite the painful result.

India-Pakistan cricket final remains possible at Asian Games 2026 in Nagoya

India and Pakistan could meet in the Asian Games 2026 cricket final if both teams win their respective semi-finals. The gold medal match is scheduled for October 3.

IIT Delhi seeks director, offers Rs 2.25 lakh monthly salary

The Ministry of Education has invited applications for IIT Delhi director post. Eligible candidates can apply until October 31, 2026. The post carries a fixed monthly salary of Rs 2.25 lakh.

NCERT clarifies no topic removed from Class 9 mathematics syllabus

NCERT has clarified that no complete topic has been removed from the draft Class 9 mathematics syllabus, with some concepts integrated into other chapters.

UPSSSC PET 2026 dates revised, exam now from October 25

UPSSSC PET 2026 dates have been revised. The exam will now be held on October 25, October 30 and November 1, 2026, in two shifts each day.

Mandeep Bhandari appointed new CBSE chairman as Centre approves posting

The Centre has appointed senior IAS officer Mandeep K. Bhandari as the new CBSE chairman, with the ACC approving the posting on September 25.

Supreme Court to hear plea against proposed UPI payment charges today

The Supreme Court will hear a PIL today challenging the proposed 0.4 per cent MDR on certain person-to-merchant UPI payments above Rs 2,000.

PM Modi Mentions 83-Year-Old Purnima Rawat in Mann Ki Baat

Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned 83-year-old Purnima Rawat of Mana village in Uttarakhand during the 138th edition of Mann Ki Baat.

Rumours spark unrest at two Punjab universities within 48 hours

Rumours triggered tension at two Punjab university campuses within 48 hours, leading to student protests, police intervention, vandalism and an investigation.

Netanyahu makes unannounced UAE visit, meets President Mohammed bin Zayed

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made an unannounced UAE visit and met President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in Abu Dhabi, a senior Israeli official told Reuters.

Ukraine deploys explosive robots, claims recapture of five villages in Donetsk

Ukraine says explosive robots and drones were used in Operation Vivaldi in Donetsk, claiming the recapture of five villages and three settlements.

Dev Anand saved Suraiya from drowning, but love story remained unfinished

Dev Anand and Suraiya’s much-discussed love story remained unfinished after family opposition, despite a bond deepened when he saved her from drowning during Vidya.

Salman Khan upset over Reeti Tiwari remark, says insult has limits

Salman Khan expressed displeasure over Reeti Tiwari’s remark in Bigg Boss 20, saying there is a limit even to insulting a person or family.

The One earns Rs 8 crore, Siddharth’s second-biggest opening film

Actor Siddharth’s film ‘The One’ earned around Rs 8 crore on its first day in theatres, marking one of his biggest openings.

Skipping Dinner Does Not Directly Control Diabetes, AIIMS Doctor Says

Skipping dinner does not have a direct link with controlling diabetes, AIIMS Delhi endocrinologist Dr Rajesh Khadgawat says, advising balanced meals and medical guidance.

Jamshedpur bank heist: Rs 42 lakh cash, 23 kg gold looted

Police have intensified the probe into the Jamshedpur Canara Bank robbery, where criminals fled with about Rs 42 lakh cash and nearly 23 kg gold.

The Paradise crosses Rs 63 crore; The Vvan opens well

Nani’s The Paradise collected about Rs 61.15 crore net in India in two days, while The Vvan: Force of the Forest opened with around Rs 8 crore net.

Pregnancy factors may increase autism risk in children, studies find

Recent research has found links between some pregnancy and childbirth-related conditions and autism in children, though experts caution these are not direct causes.

Asthma patients should take these precautions during changing weather conditions

In changing weather, asthma patients should protect themselves from cold air, pollution and allergens, follow prescribed medicines and inhalers, and maintain a balanced diet.