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Ganesh immersion accidents leave youths drowned in Madhya Pradesh, Haryana

Several accidents were reported during Ganesh idol immersion in Madhya Pradesh and Haryana, with youths drowning and rescue teams searching for the missing.

Pressure Mounts for Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation as CJP Ultimatum Ends

Political pressure has intensified over demands for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation as the CJP’s 48-hour ultimatum ends on 26 September.

Women SHG presidents trained under Swadeshi Diwali campaign in Lucknow

A training programme for self-help group presidents was held at Sahakar Bharati’s Rajajipuram office in Lucknow under the Swadeshi Diwali campaign.

Historians to discuss unsung tribal heroes of India’s freedom struggle

Scope Global Skills University, Bhopal, will host a two-day national seminar on unsung tribal heroes in India’s freedom struggle, sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi.

NSS Helps Young Volunteers Develop Talent, Personality Through Social Service

NSS Foundation Day was observed at Babulal Gaur Government Postgraduate College, BHEL, Bhopal, with an orientation programme and cultural presentations.

West Indies target ending 24-year ODI series drought against India

West Indies head coach Daren Sammy aims to end a 24-year bilateral ODI series drought in India as the three-match series begins on September 27.

India miss chance to close on top after Azerbaijan draw

India missed the chance to move closer to the top at the 46th FIDE Chess Olympiad after a 2-2 draw against Azerbaijan in the eighth round.

Sri Lanka beat England by 16 runs, level ODI series

Sri Lanka defeated England by 16 runs in the second ODI at Headingley to level the three-match series 1-1, with Kusal Mendis scoring 121.

Sidharth shines at The One screening, Shweta arrives with family

A special screening of Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia’s ‘The One: Force of the Forest’ was held in Mumbai, with Shweta Tiwari attending with her family.

India win shooting gold and silver within minutes at Asian Games

India won gold and silver in shooting at the Asian Games 2026, with Suruchi Singh and Kamaljeet taking mixed team gold and the rifle team winning silver.

Gut Microbiome Imbalance May Triple Type 1 Diabetes Risk in Children

A Nature Metabolism study found that early stabilisation of the gut microbiome may raise type 1 diabetes risk in children nearly threefold.

The Paradise opens strongly as Hanuman Ansh, Mirzapur stay in focus

The Paradise opens strongly as Hanuman Ansh and Mirzapur The Movie remain in focus at the box office, with latest earnings figures from Thursday.

Raghav shares heartfelt message for Parineeti on their third anniversary

Actress Parineeti Chopra and Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha celebrated their third wedding anniversary, with Raghav sharing an emotional message on social media.

Will eating poha raise blood sugar? AIIMS doctor explains limits

AIIMS doctor says poha need not be completely avoided in diabetes, but quantity, preparation and foods eaten with it matter for blood sugar control.

Hypertension rising around age 30, regular checks crucial without symptoms

Hypertension is increasing around age 30, often without clear symptoms. Regular blood pressure checks help early detection and timely medical advice.

Two minors allegedly raped in Delhi; neighbours accused in both cases

Two separate cases of alleged rape of minor girls have been reported in Delhi, with neighbours accused in both cases. Police have registered cases under the POCSO Act.

AMU admissions possible without entrance test for some selected courses

Students seeking admission to Aligarh Muslim University should check course-wise rules, as admission without an entrance test applies only to specific courses under official norms.

From Grazing Buffaloes to IAS: C Vanmathi’s Story of Determination

C. Vanmathi of Sathyamangalam in Tamil Nadu overcame financial hardship, family responsibilities and repeated setbacks to secure AIR 152 in the 2015 civil services examination.

Chips, soft drinks may face ban within 50 metres of schools

FSSAI is preparing stricter rules that may ban the sale and promotion of chips, soft drinks and high-fat, salt and sugar foods within 50 metres of schools.

Thirteen Kyrgyzstan Medical Universities Off Accreditation List, Indian Students Worried

Thirteen medical universities in Kyrgyzstan have failed to secure state accreditation, raising concerns among Indian medical students studying there.