India, China LNG demand down, but not out

Gurugram Biker Responds to Driver's Claims After Road Rage Incident

A road rage incident in Gurugram has sparked a public dispute between a biker named Sia and the accused driver Bainsla. Bainsla, in a media interview, claimed he was unaware of the biker's gender and alleged that only one side of the incident had been presented. Sia responded by releasing a video that opened with a clip of Bainsla's interview to a reporter. The biker asserted that the collision could have been fatal, pushing back against the driver's version of events.

Salesforce Commits $27 Million in Education Grants Across U.S. Public Schools

Salesforce has announced $27 million in new education grants targeting public schools across the United States. Of this amount, $18 million will be directed specifically to public school districts in five major cities. The funding reflects over 14 years of the company's ongoing commitment to education partnerships. Salesforce is also relaunching its Adopt-a-School program as part of its 1-1-1 philanthropic model, which blends financial support with technology and employee expertise.

Indian-origin man, woman killed by train after sitting on NYC subway tracks

Malaysian PM Shares Bollywood Playlist After BRICS Meet with PM Modi

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim went viral on social media after posting Bollywood song references alongside photos from his meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at BRICS. For his picture with PM Modi, he chose the classic song 'Dil Toh Pagal Hai' from the 1997 Shah Rukh Khan, Madhuri Dixit, and Karisma Kapoor film. The gesture was seen as a warm and culturally playful nod to India and its popular cinema. The post quickly gained attention online, with the Bollywood-themed captions drawing widespread appreciation from social media users.

Gurgaon biker Sia disputes driver's accident claim, says car deliberately chased her

Woman biker Sia released a video statement rejecting the accused driver's claim that the collision was accidental. She asserted that the footage clearly showed the car pursuing the bikers before the incident took place. The driver, however, denied any intentional act and alleged that the videos circulating online had been edited. Gurgaon Police have registered an FIR and launched an investigation into the viral footage. The case has renewed concerns over road safety and the vulnerability of women riders in the region.

Indian Markets Set for Green Open as Crude Oil Prices Climb

Indian stock markets were expected to open on a positive note, with benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty likely trading in the green. Technology stocks were among the key sectors drawing investor attention during the session. Global oil prices moved higher, with Brent crude futures rising to $106.86 per barrel and US WTI futures trading at $102.67 per barrel. Elevated crude prices remain a closely watched factor for the Indian economy, which is heavily dependent on oil imports.

How to Auto-Install Intune Company Portal on ADE iPhones Using VPP

IT administrators can automate the installation of Microsoft Intune Company Portal on corporate iPhones during initial setup by linking Apple Business Manager (ABM) with Intune via a Volume Purchase Program (VPP) content token. Without VPP, users must manually install the app and enter a personal Apple ID on a corporate device, which poses operational and data management risks. The process involves acquiring free Company Portal licenses in ABM, downloading a content token, and configuring the enrollment profile in Intune to enable VPP distribution. Apple recommends using a dedicated Managed Apple Account with a restricted custom role to manage the token, since a password change or annual expiry will invalidate it and break app distribution. Administrators are also advised to acquire more licenses than the current device count, as insufficient licenses can block new device enrollments entirely.

NATO jets intercept unidentified drone that crossed into Lithuanian airspace

NATO aircraft shot down an unidentified drone after it entered Lithuanian airspace, authorities have confirmed. The origin of the drone has not yet been established. Officials believe the unmanned aircraft likely crossed into Lithuania from neighbouring Belarus. Belarus is a close ally of Russia, raising concerns about the incident's geopolitical significance.

Trump’s mail ballot push hits Supreme Court roadblock ahead of crucial midterms

Dev builds leak-free GTA 6 database using only first-party confirmed data

A developer documented GTA 6 characters and regions using a strict rule: only first-party evidence from official sources like trailers and Rockstar's website was allowed. Each entry required timestamps and citations, with no speculative or unconfirmed fields included in the core database. Unverified details were moved to a separate notes layer rather than mixed into the factual index. This approach made the resulting pages more conservative than fan wikis, but ensured a clean separation between confirmed data and community speculation. The developer shared the method on DEV Community, asking whether others maintain similar fact-versus-theory boundaries when building game databases.

RubyGems Cache Bug Exposed by OpenAI Bots Highlights npm Supply Chain Risks

A cache-key collision bug in RubyGems' CDN layer was discovered after OpenAI's crawler bots generated unusual high-frequency traffic while indexing package metadata, causing the registry to serve mismatched package data. The flaw meant that under the right conditions, a gem install request could receive metadata or contents intended for a different package or version. No malicious exploitation was confirmed before discovery, but the mechanism existed for an attacker to deliberately engineer cache collisions and push rogue code to unsuspecting users. Security researchers warn that npm faces the same structural risk, as it similarly relies on a CDN-backed caching layer and has already encountered related threats like typosquatting and dependency confusion. Developers are urged to harden their Node.js supply chains through measures such as lockfile integrity checks, scoped packages, and registry allowlists.

Bug Report: Freshness Check Read Post Label Instead of Actual Send Time

On September 5, 2026, an automated Bluesky posting agent swapped queued stock posts with recent AI news items, each verified to be no more than three days old at the time of the check. However, the freshness validation was reading the scheduled slot's label rather than calculating when the post would actually be published in the queue. As a result, posts that passed the check were set to go live four to six days after their source articles were published, making them effectively stale. To address the underlying workflow problem, the team built three CLI tools to automate and enforce rules around timely post insertion, including source freshness, URL formatting, character limits, and hashtag caps. The incident served as a build report highlighting how a subtle design flaw in time-reference logic can silently invalidate an otherwise passing validation check.

Ukraine to back energy truce if US protects intent

Google Maps Internal Data Reveals Local SEO Extends Far Beyond Business Profile

Researchers analyzing recovered Google Maps binary data have identified 72 internal ranking signals, 793 data source providers, and 446 local search intent types tied to a system called Oyster Rank within Google's Geostore infrastructure. The findings, examined by Search Engine Land, suggest Google represents local businesses as complex geographic entities rather than simple profile listings, drawing on Knowledge Graph references, brand relationships, and web signals. The data was not officially disclosed by Google, and no ranking weights or confirmed formulas were revealed. Notably, 25 of the 72 identified signals are already marked as deprecated, cautioning against treating the findings as a straightforward optimization checklist. The key takeaway for businesses is that maintaining consistent, accurate information across multiple online sources may matter as much as optimizing a Google Business Profile directly.

Cheap vs. premium AI code review: why aggregate benchmark scores mislead teams

A comparison published by Entelligence on September 14, 2026, pitted GPT-5.6 Luna ($0.0041 per review) against GPT-6 Astra ($0.113 per review) across the same pull requests on several open-source codebases. While Astra outperformed Luna overall — finding 92 verified bugs at 96% precision versus Luna's 69 at 74% — the gap varied sharply by codebase, with Luna performing comparably on everyday application code but falling significantly short on security-sensitive code like Keycloak. On authentication-related bugs specifically, Luna caught only 9 of 24 versus Astra's 19, and missed multi-step logic flaws involving permission overrides and reusable recovery codes. A repeatability test further revealed that neither model consistently reproduced its own findings across multiple runs, exposing instability that single-run benchmark scores conceal. The authors caution that because surrounding code in the benchmark is publicly available and predates both models' training cutoffs, scores likely overstate real-world performance on unseen codebases.

Cheap AI code reviewers miss security bugs far more often than frontier models

A code review vendor benchmarked a low-cost LLM (Luna, ~$1.20/million tokens) against a frontier model (Astra) across 50 pull requests from projects including Keycloak, Grafana, and Sentry. Luna detected bugs at roughly 20 times lower cost per verified finding, and performed comparably on routine data and logic issues. However, Luna caught only 9 of 24 security bugs versus Astra's 19, and struggled significantly on Keycloak's identity and access management code, where it also produced false positives at a much higher rate. Two critical authorization flaws — a reusable recovery code and a permission override bug — were missed by Luna entirely, as both required reasoning about the broader permission model rather than local code patterns. The study's authors recommend using cheaper models as a triage layer for routine changes while routing authentication and authorization code to more capable models, regardless of per-token cost.

Pentagon Report: Iranian Strikes Caused $184M Damage to US Bases and Embassies

A Pentagon report has detailed widespread destruction to US military and diplomatic infrastructure across the Middle East following Iranian strikes. Hundreds of buildings were damaged, creating significant logistical challenges and forcing displacement of American personnel. Diplomatic facilities alone sustained an estimated $184 million in damages. The attacks began on February 28 and were carried out in response to US and Israeli military operations in the region.

Indian Tech Stocks in Focus as Global AI Growth Debate Intensifies

Indian financial markets are set to reopen after a local holiday on Monday, giving investors their first opportunity to respond to recent developments in the global AI sector. A growing debate around the pace and sustainability of artificial intelligence growth has been weighing on tech-related stocks worldwide. Market participants will be closely watching how Indian technology stocks react to this shifting sentiment. The reopening is expected to provide early signals on whether Indian tech firms could benefit or suffer from the ongoing uncertainty surrounding AI expansion.

Jensen Huang Patches Trump Into Live Panel; President Calls AI Dangers a Hoax

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang received a live phone call from US President Donald Trump during a panel discussion on Monday. Huang put Trump on the phone for the audience, turning the event into an impromptu presidential appearance. Trump used the opportunity to dismiss concerns about the dangers of artificial intelligence, calling them a hoax. The moment occurred in the context of a broader conversation about AI risks and development.