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Delhi Cop in Plainclothes Assaulted by AAP Workers During Kejriwal Visit

A Delhi Police head constable in plainclothes was assaulted by Aam Aadmi Party workers during a visit by former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. The incident was captured on camera, bringing the episode to public attention. Police confirmed that the head constable was medically examined for injuries following the assault. Authorities are now considering filing an FIR against those involved for assaulting a police officer on duty.

J&K Consumer Forum Awards Rs 48,775 to Family Who Found Gulmarg Hotel Non-Existent

A lawyer booked a family room in Srinagar and two rooms at a Gulmarg hotel for late December 2025, paying Rs 18,775 in total. Upon arriving in Gulmarg, the family discovered that the booked hotel did not exist at the listed location. With no accommodation available, the family was forced to spend the night in their car in freezing temperatures of -4°C. The aggrieved advocate approached a consumer forum seeking redress for the ordeal. The forum ruled in his favour and awarded the family a compensation of Rs 48,775.

Made in America, owned by India: Essar's $15 billion Trump-era steel bet

Ankush Panghal Beats Uzbek World Champion, Enters Asian Games Boxing Final

Indian boxer Ankush Panghal secured a place in the gold-medal bout at the Asian Games after defeating Uzbekistan's world champion Fazliddin Erkinboev in the semifinals. Panghal had a difficult start, dropping the first round, but fought back strongly to edge the second. He dominated the final round and won by unanimous decision. In another bout, India's Parveen Hooda also advanced to the finals with a convincing victory over China's Li Shu.

AI Expansion Hits Financial Limits as Hyperscalers Exhaust Cash Reserves

The rapid buildout of artificial intelligence infrastructure has entered a more financially precarious phase for major technology companies. For the first two years of the AI boom, hyperscalers — large cloud and tech giants — comfortably funded expansion using their own operating cash flows. That self-funded model is now no longer sustainable as capital demands continue to escalate. Companies are increasingly being pushed toward debt financing, raising concerns about long-term financial exposure. A critical threshold, described as the '5% danger line,' is emerging as a key risk indicator for the sector's debt levels.

Flood threat in several Bihar, UP districts as Nepal rains trigger breach in Gandak embankment

Delhi Records Lowest September Minimum Temperature in 18 Years at 21°C

Delhi experienced an unusually cool night on September 29, recording a minimum temperature of 21 degrees Celsius. This marks the city's lowest September minimum temperature in 18 years, since a similar reading was last recorded in 2008. The drop in temperature was accompanied by rare rainfall in the capital. The unseasonal rain contributed to the significant dip in nighttime temperatures for this time of year.

Litterateur and academician Ram Bachan Rai is new Council chairman

Tamil Nadu Woman Police Officer Dies After Being Pushed While Breaking Up Group Fight

A woman police officer in Tamil Nadu lost her life after sustaining severe head injuries during an attempt to intervene in a clash between two groups. While trying to stop the fight, a youth forcefully pushed her, causing her to lose balance and fall backward. The fall resulted in critical head trauma that proved fatal. The incident highlights the dangers faced by law enforcement personnel while managing public order situations.

Neeru Dhanda wins India's first individual gold at 2026 Asian Games in shooting

Indian shooter Neeru Dhanda made history by winning the gold medal in the women's trap individual event at the 2026 Asian Games. She delivered a flawless performance, hitting all five of her opening shots and staying composed through the final round. The gold marks India's first individual gold medal at these Asian Games. Prior to her individual triumph, Dhanda had also contributed to the Indian women's trap team's silver medal finish earlier in the competition.

Bengaluru Auto Fare Dispute Turns Physical Between Two Women and Driver

A video of a physical altercation between two young women and an auto-rickshaw driver in Bengaluru's HSR Layout has gone viral on social media. The footage shows both parties exchanging blows before a third woman stepped in to break up the fight. The dispute reportedly stemmed from a disagreement over the ride fare. The auto driver claimed he was assaulted after the passengers refused to pay him. Police reached out to the women following the video's circulation, encouraging them to formally file a complaint.

Telangana YouTube Reporter Killed by Wife With Grinding Stone in Domestic Dispute

A YouTube reporter named Mohan was killed in Telangana following a domestic dispute. His wife allegedly used a rokali banda, a traditional grinding stone, to attack him. The incident came to light through preliminary information shared by authorities. The fatal altercation is believed to have taken place at their residence. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the case.

SC agrees to early listing of plea challenging ECI decision-making process

Illinois farmer's 30-year land restoration safeguards drinking water for 30,000 residents

Greg Reising has spent nearly three decades transforming his 100-acre property near Kinkaid Lake, Illinois, into a conservation site since 1995. He converted former farmland by introducing native prairie plants and planting thousands of trees to restore the natural landscape. His efforts were driven in part by serious erosion and sedimentation issues affecting the Kinkaid Lake watershed, which prompted collaboration with multiple agencies. Reising received support through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program, which funded streambank stabilization and habitat restoration work. The cumulative impact of these initiatives now helps protect the drinking water supply for approximately 30,000 people.

Ancient gymnasium where Aristotle taught Alexander the Great found in Greece

Archaeologists have unearthed a 2,400-year-old gymnasium complex in Mieza, northern Greece, believed to be the school where Aristotle educated Alexander the Great. The site is thought to have been established by Alexander's father, King Philip II, as an elite institution for privileged students. Recent excavations uncovered several structures, including banquet halls and dedicated teaching facilities. The findings provide rare physical evidence of Aristotle's educational influence on Alexander and other prominent students of the era.

Subhash Chandra settlement puts spotlight on ED’s insolvency fraud probes

Nothing Launches Pro Headphones With Enhanced ANC and Custom Sound at $399

Nothing has unveiled its new Pro headphones, targeting audio enthusiasts seeking a detailed and customizable listening experience. The device comes with improved noise cancellation and a refined design compared to its predecessors. Priced at $399, the headphones are positioned in the premium audio segment. The company officially announced the product through a formal statement highlighting its focus on serious listeners.

Trump Surprised as UK Releases 5 Terror Suspects on Bail After Airbase Incident

British police announced on Monday that five men arrested in connection with a terror incident near a UK airbase have been released on bail. All five suspects are residents of inner London boroughs. The decision to grant bail drew a public reaction from former US President Donald Trump, who expressed surprise at the move. The release came as part of the ongoing investigation into the airbase-related security incident.

PMLA case: ED searches ex-Bengal minister Indranil Sen’s premises

RBI Revises Bulk Fixed Deposit Threshold Rules Effective October 1

The Reserve Bank of India has introduced revised rules for fixed deposits at commercial banks, taking effect from October 1. Under the updated framework, bulk deposits at commercial banks are defined as term deposits of Rs 3 crore and above. The changes are part of RBI's broader regulatory framework governing deposit classifications. Bank customers with large deposits are advised to familiarise themselves with the revised thresholds and their implications.