Opposition leaders in India plan to meet President Droupadi Murmu at 8 pm today. The meeting is part of their ongoing protest against the Election Commission. They are contesting the poll body's handling of recent electoral processes. The delegation aims to formally present their grievances to the President.
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A senior official from the previous Trump administration faced online criticism for a false claim. The official stated that India's stock market plunged due to proposed US restrictions on Green Cards. Financial data confirms no such market crash occurred following the policy announcement. Analysts and social media users quickly corrected the erroneous assertion.
Himachal Pradesh has excluded kabaddi captain Ritu Negi from a cash reward list for her team's gold medal win at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. Her teammates were included in the reward announcement. The omission has sparked debate about athlete recognition, particularly concerning marital status. State Sports Minister Vikramaditya Singh has acknowledged the oversight and pledged a review. He stated the government will ensure Negi's contributions are duly honored.
The Madras High Court ruled on September 10, 2026, in a property dispute involving two sisters and their brother. The sisters had sought a one-third share in their parents' properties. The court dismissed their appeal, allowing the brother to retain the land. The sisters had married and moved to their husbands' homes prior to the case.
Olympic boxer Mary Kom's former husband, Onler Kom, has filed a formal defamation complaint. The complaint was submitted to authorities in Imphal, Manipur. Onler Kom alleges he is a victim of a character assassination campaign. He has initiated legal proceedings seeking redress for these claims.
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