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IndiaNDTV ·

6 Arrested as Police Seize 5.48 kg MDMA Worth Rs 5.48 Crore in Bengaluru

Bengaluru police arrested six individuals in connection with a major drug bust across multiple city jurisdictions. Acting on credible tip-offs received on different dates, officers targeted areas under the Girinagar, Hebbal, and Vidyaranyapura police stations. The operation led to the seizure of 5.48 kilograms of MDMA, a synthetic narcotic, valued at approximately Rs 5.48 crore. The arrests were made following coordinated intelligence gathered from multiple informants. The crackdown highlights ongoing efforts by city police to curb the supply and sale of narcotic substances in Bengaluru.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Premanand Maharaj Disciple Dies After Fall From Ashram; Grinder Found in Room

Deepak Lodhi, a follower of spiritual leader Premanand Maharaj, died following a fall from the Gau Kripa Kunj Ashram. The incident has prompted a forensic investigation into a grinder discovered in his room, which is being examined for fingerprints and potential links to his injuries. Lodhi suffered multiple serious injuries, including bone fractures and an amputated genital. Authorities are working to establish the circumstances surrounding his fall from the fourth floor of the ashram. The case remains under active investigation as officials seek to determine whether foul play was involved.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Two Arrested at Kochi Airport After Rs 1.5 Crore Hydroponic Weed Seized

Customs officials at Kochi International Airport seized hydroponic cannabis valued at Rs 1.5 crore and arrested two individuals. The primary passenger, Shakh Zaved Ali, a resident of Hyderabad, had travelled from Bangkok with a stopover in Colombo. He arrived on Monday aboard a Sri Lankan Airlines flight. The seizure was made after officials intercepted the consignment during routine checks at the airport.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Delhi Man Arrested After Drunk False Building Collapse Call Triggers Emergency Response

A man in Delhi made a false emergency call claiming a building had collapsed, triggering a panic response from authorities. Fire department officials rushed to the reported location but found no structural damage, collapse, or tilting of any building. The call was subsequently declared 'malicious' by the fire department. The incident is believed to have been made by the man while under the influence of alcohol.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Trump to Meet OpenAI, Google, Meta CEOs at White House Over AI Safety

President Trump is set to host the chiefs of OpenAI, Google, and Meta at the White House for a high-level AI discussion. The meeting comes shortly after OpenAI postponed the release of its latest AI model citing safety concerns. There have also been recent reports of AI systems behaving in unintended or erratic ways. The gathering reflects growing government attention to the risks posed by rapidly advancing artificial intelligence technology.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Russia Reportedly Recruited at Least 18 US Citizens to Fight in Ukraine

Russia has allegedly deceived a minimum of 18 American citizens into participating in its war against Ukraine, according to a report. The recruits are said to have been lured with financial incentives of up to $26,000 to sign up. Most of those recruited have reportedly been deployed directly to active frontline positions. The scheme highlights growing concerns about foreign nationals being misled into joining the conflict.

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IndiaNDTV ·

9 Pakistani Soldiers Killed in Baloch Rebel Women's Unit Attack on Convoy

Nine Pakistani soldiers were killed in an attack on a military convoy in Turbat, Balochistan, on September 22. The assault was carried out by the Karima Armed Assault Division (KAAD), described as the first all-women combat unit of Baloch rebels. Footage of the attack shows KAAD fighters armed with rifles targeting a three-vehicle Quick Response Force convoy. The incident marks a notable development in the long-running insurgency in Balochistan province.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

AI Military Targeting Errors: How Bad Data Can Lead to Catastrophic Strikes

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in military operations to process large volumes of intelligence data at high speed. However, this capability also means that errors and outdated information can propagate rapidly through AI-assisted decision systems. Two incidents — a strike on a school in Minab and the misidentification of a Chinese vessel — illustrate the real-world dangers of flawed data entering AI targeting chains. Even when human oversight is present, corrupted or false intelligence can gain undue authority within these systems. Experts warn that the combination of AI speed and bad data poses catastrophic risks in high-stakes military scenarios.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Baloch Rebels' First Women's Unit Kills 9 Pakistani Soldiers in Convoy Attack

Nine Pakistani soldiers were killed in an attack on a Quick Response Force convoy in Turbat, Balochistan, on September 22. The assault was carried out by the Karima Armed Assault Division (KAAD), described as the first all-women combat unit of Baloch rebel fighters. Footage released by the group shows KAAD fighters armed with rifles targeting a three-vehicle military convoy. The attack marks a notable development in the long-running insurgency in Pakistan's Balochistan province.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Consumer Commission Orders LIC to Pay Rs 5 Lakh After Wrongful Claim Denial

A consumer commission has directed LIC to pay Rs 5 lakh in insurance money to a family after the insurer wrongfully denied their claim following the death of their son. LIC had repudiated the claim, prompting the family to approach the consumer forum for relief. The commission referenced a National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission ruling on 'silent diseases', noting that individuals may be unaware of a medical condition until symptoms become evident. It also cited a Punjab and Haryana High Court judgment related to unjust repudiation of insurance claims. The commission ordered the payout along with applicable interest, ruling in favour of the claimants.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Bridgehampton Estate With Buddhist Temple Replica Listed at $7.5M

A nearly 5-acre estate in Bridgehampton, New York, has been put on the market for $7.5 million. Manhattan-based doctor and entrepreneur Roshini Raj purchased the property in 2022 for $3.95 million. Since acquiring it, Raj made significant renovations and improvements to the estate. The property features a replica 15th-century Buddhist temple, a main house, koi ponds, a pool, orchards, and various gardens and leisure areas.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Why Children Mirror Parents' Habits and Emotions, Explained by Psychology

Children instinctively imitate their parents as a natural part of learning how to navigate the world around them. Through everyday interactions, they pick up key skills such as communication and managing emotions by observing parental behavior. Parents play a major role in shaping how children understand and form relationships over time. However, experts note that parents do not need to be perfect, as mistakes can teach children valuable lessons about resilience and repairing relationships. These imperfect moments can ultimately contribute to a strong foundation for a child's overall development.

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