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IndiaTimes of India ·

England Beat Pakistan 3-0; India's WTC Standing Under Scrutiny

England completed a 3-0 series whitewash against Pakistan, affecting the World Test Championship points table standings. Pakistan made multiple changes to both their playing squad and coaching staff ahead of the third and final Test at Edgbaston. However, the late-series adjustments failed to produce a different result for the visiting side. The series outcome has drawn attention to India's current position in the WTC standings.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

How to Design a Scalable, Secure AWS Production Architecture From Scratch

A technical guide published on DEV Community outlines how to build a production-grade AWS architecture by combining multiple services rather than learning them in isolation. The architecture centers on routing user requests through Route 53 and a load balancer before reaching application servers, with data stored in S3 and RDS. Network isolation is achieved using VPCs split into public and private subnets, ensuring only necessary components are exposed to the internet. Security groups enforce controlled communication paths between the load balancer, application servers, and database layers. The guide also highlights the need for supporting components such as IAM, auto scaling, monitoring, logging, backups, and CI/CD pipelines in any real-world deployment.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Developer Accidentally Spends $200 Extra After Claude Code Tool Missed Per-Model Usage Cap

A developer building a custom status line tool for Claude Code discovered that the tool was tracking overall API usage across all models but missing individual per-model weekly limits. While running long-duration AI agents on Anthropic's Fable 5.1 model, the status line showed a comfortable 47% usage on the all-models tracker, even as Fable's own weekly quota had been fully exhausted. This gap led to roughly $200 in unexpected overage charges before the developer noticed the discrepancy. The developer subsequently updated the status line to separately display per-model weekly usage alongside the all-models figure, using an undocumented Anthropic API endpoint to fetch the data. The fix also introduced a background caching script that refreshes per-model quota data every five minutes to keep the display accurate without slowing down the interface.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Larry Ellison scraps $7.5 billion Oracle stock sale plan before any shares sold

Oracle founder Larry Ellison abruptly cancelled a pre-arranged plan to sell 50 million Oracle shares shortly after it was publicly disclosed. No shares were traded under the arrangement before it was withdrawn, and the plan had been set to expire later this year. The move draws attention to key differences between US and European regulatory frameworks governing stock sales by corporate executives. Oracle's share price has been under pressure recently, while the company is also grappling with rising job-cut related costs.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Indian wrestling eyes Asian Games medals despite pre-tournament doping setbacks

Indian wrestling has a storied history at the Asian Games, with athletes consistently delivering medals from the 1954 Manila edition through to the 2022 Hangzhou Games. The sport now heads into the upcoming Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games carrying the weight of that proud legacy. However, the contingent faces fresh challenges after doping-related issues emerged in the lead-up to the competition. Despite these setbacks, Indian wrestlers are determined to maintain their strong medal-winning record at the Games.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

MP Leader Heckled During Balaghat Visit Amid Child Deaths Controversy

Abhijeet Dipke, a politician from the Cockroach Janta Party, visited villages in Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh, to address a series of child deaths in the region. During his visit, he was confronted and heckled by individuals who identified themselves as social media influencers. The Madhya Pradesh High Court has stepped in, directing the state government to respond to the ongoing child mortality issue. A Public Interest Litigation filed in the matter cited poor treatment facilities and severely overcrowded hospital conditions as key concerns. Reports from the area also pointed to widespread unsanitary conditions that have been contributing to infections and continued deaths among children.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

BRICS Leaders Unanimously Adopt New Delhi Declaration at 2026 Summit

BRICS leaders unanimously endorsed the New Delhi Declaration at the 2026 summit, with Union Minister Piyush Goyal welcoming the development as a major milestone. The declaration emphasizes cooperation in emerging technologies and the strengthening of digital infrastructure among member nations. It also seeks to reinforce the New Development Bank and improve supply chain resilience across BRICS economies. The agreement reflects a shared commitment among member states to solidarity and mutual respect in their strategic partnership.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

London Homes Face Cracking and Sinking Risk as Heatwaves Shrink Clay Soil

Homeowners in London are facing growing structural risks as increasingly hot summers cause clay-rich soil to shrink and shift. When clay soil dries out, it contracts significantly, potentially destabilizing the foundations of buildings above it. Older properties with shallower foundations are particularly vulnerable to this type of ground movement. The presence of nearby trees worsens the problem, as roots absorb moisture and accelerate soil drying. Experts warn that the trend is likely to intensify as extreme heat becomes more frequent across the UK capital.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Mahira Khan Expecting Second Child at 41 with Husband Salim Karim

Pakistani actress Mahira Khan has announced that she is pregnant with her second child. The 41-year-old shared the news publicly, describing the pregnancy as a surprising yet welcome new chapter in her life. Khan is married to Salim Karim, with whom she is expecting the child. She noted that this pregnancy feels distinctly different from her first, both physically and emotionally. The actress expressed gratitude and excitement about her growing family.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Ladakh Marathon 2026 to offer Rs 1 crore prize at world's highest AIMS race

The 13th edition of the Ladakh Marathon is scheduled to be held in Leh from September 10 to 13, 2026. The four-day event features six running categories and holds the distinction of being the highest AIMS-certified marathon in the world. This year, participants will compete for a total prize pool of Rs 1 crore. Runners are advised to acclimatize adequately to the high-altitude conditions ahead of the race.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Kimi K3 Tops Design Arena Rankings but Wins Only 1 of 5 Head-to-Head Rounds

A YouTube channel with 202,000 subscribers published a 6-minute video on September 12, 2026, claiming Kimi K3 dominates Design Arena and questioning whether developers are paying for the right AI model. The video tested Kimi K3 against Fable and Astra across five one-shot design tasks: a landing page, a 3D scene, a component library, a mobile app, and a game with custom assets. Kimi won only the landing page round, while Astra won the 3D scene, Claude won the game task, the component library ended in a draw, and no winner was declared for the mobile app round. Despite this, Kimi K3's top ranking on Design Arena is supported by aggregate data from over 8,650 competitions, where it holds a 64% win rate and ranks first in landing page and data visualization categories. The video unintentionally highlights that ranking first most frequently across thousands of matches is fundamentally different from winning every individual head-to-head comparison.

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IndiaNDTV ·

UN Backs Modi's Call for Long-Overdue Security Council Reforms

The United Nations Secretary-General's spokesperson has endorsed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for urgent reform of the UN Security Council. The spokesperson acknowledged that the Council's current structure, dominated by five permanent members, no longer reflects 21st-century global realities. Modi had stated that such reforms "can no longer be delayed," a position the UN has now publicly aligned with. The UN stressed the need for the organization to adapt to the realities of 2026 and beyond.

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