India

Retired Idaho Teacher Moves to Delaware to Provide 30 Hours Weekly Childcare

Mary Jo Galusha, a 67-year-old retired schoolteacher from Idaho, relocated to Delaware after her daughter became pregnant with her second child. The move was prompted by the high cost of childcare, which made professional options difficult for the family to afford. Galusha now dedicates around 30 hours each week to caring for her granddaughter while her daughter and son-in-law are at work. Her story reflects a broader national trend of families turning to grandparents to fill the gap left by expensive childcare services.

'Naxalites can't make law': Heated exchange between lawyers during Vande Mataram hearing

Bihar Groping Accused Found Posting Dance and Liquor Videos on Facebook

Nandan Yadav, accused in a groping incident in Bihar, had an active Facebook presence prior to his arrest. His social media timeline featured multiple videos of him posing aggressively, both alone and with friends. The posts also included content related to liquor and dancing. The videos surfaced amid public scrutiny following the alleged assault case. Authorities are investigating the incident as details about the accused continue to emerge.

Mammootty, Dhanush Honoured at 72nd National Film Awards by President Murmu

The 72nd National Film Awards ceremony saw Malayalam star Mammootty receive the Best Actor award for his film 'Bramayugam' from President Droupadi Murmu. Tamil actor Dhanush was also recognised as his film 'Raayan' was named Best Tamil Film at the event. Dhanush's sons Yatra and Linga were present to witness their father's honour at the ceremony. Director Rajkumar Periasamy and editor R Kalaivanan also received awards at the event. The reunion of several key figures associated with the upcoming film 'OM' at the awards has heightened anticipation for the project.

Centre doubles validity of environmental clearances for ports to minimum 20 years

Roshibina Devi reaches Asian Games semis, secures third successive medal in wushu

Indian wushu athlete Naorem Roshibina Devi has guaranteed herself a third consecutive Asian Games medal after advancing to the semifinals at Aichi-Nagoya. The Manipuri fighter defeated Chu Man Sin of Macao, China 5-0 in the women's Sanda 60kg quarterfinal. Roshibina previously claimed bronze at the 2018 Asian Games and silver at the 2023 edition. Her return to the national squad this time was preceded by a selection controversy. The 26-year-old has now cemented her place among India's most consistent wushu competitors on the continental stage.

Umpire Reverses Wide Call After India Protest in T20I Against Japan

In a T20I match between India and Japan, a controversial umpiring decision became the center of attention in the final over. Japan required six runs from four balls while chasing India's total of 32 for 4. A wide delivery was initially called by the umpire but was reversed following protests from the Indian team. The reversal sparked debate over the rules governing an umpire's authority to change a decision once it has been made.

Bay of Bengal Depression May Intensify, Heavy Rain Warning for Andhra Pradesh

A depression over the Bay of Bengal is expected to intensify, prompting weather authorities to issue alerts for heavy rainfall. The India Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rains at isolated locations across parts of Andhra Pradesh. The rainfall warning covers the period from September 22 to 25. Residents in the affected regions have been advised to remain cautious during this period.

China Builds Advanced Nuclear Submarine as India's Fleet Expansion Faces Delays

Satellite images of China's Bohai Shipyard reveal what analysts believe is a Type 095 nuclear-powered attack submarine under construction, featuring stealth-enhancing pumpjet propulsion and an X-shaped stern. The development carries regional significance as Pakistan moves to expand its submarine fleet to 11 vessels, aided by eight Chinese-designed Hangor-class AIP submarines. India currently operates 16 conventional and three strategic submarines, but its fleet size has remained unchanged due to delays in expansion programmes. Key projects such as P-75I, Project-76, and indigenous nuclear attack submarines are still in progress, with deliveries not expected for several years.

Rajasthan Doctor and Family of Four Die as Truck Rams Car on Highway

A doctor, his wife, and their two children were killed after a truck collided with their car on a highway in Rajasthan. The impact of the crash was severe enough to completely destroy the vehicle. All four family members died at the scene of the accident. A police officer confirmed the fatalities, describing the car as reduced to wreckage.

'Look what happened in Bengal': Cong hits back after SP's 'only Akhilesh' pitch

The China+1 question: Does India lose if Trump and Xi make peace?

Iran ready reopen Hormuz within 7 days, negotiate if the US lifts blockade

All Three Accused Arrested in Delhi Gang Rape Case, Including Two Brothers

Delhi police have completed arrests in a gang rape case with the detention of all three named suspects. The latest arrests include two brothers, Hemant and Mukesh, bringing the total number of accused in custody to three. Among those arrested are individuals identified as a lawyer and a BSc student. The arrests conclude the manhunt for all suspects named in connection with the case.

Supreme Court Questions Police Over Delhi Realtor's Cremation Without Identification

The Supreme Court has sharply questioned police over why a Delhi realtor was cremated without proper identification. The case involves accused Anya Vats and her husband Sanyam Sachdeva, both of whom have been arrested in connection with the matter. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and subsequent cremation. The court's remarks highlight serious concerns about procedural lapses by the police in handling the case.

ORNL 3D-Prints 2-Ton Steel Mold to Support NASA Aircraft Manufacturing Project

Researchers at the US Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory have completed an eight-week effort to 3D-print a massive steel mold for aerospace use. The structure stands 6 feet tall, spans 4 feet wide, and weighs close to 2 tons. Developed in collaboration with Boeing, the tool is intended for producing thermoplastic composite components for aircraft. It will support NASA's Hi-Rate Composite Aircraft Manufacturing, known as HiCAM, project.

Terry Bradshaw's 744-Acre Oklahoma Ranch Sells for $22.5 Million

NFL legend Terry Bradshaw has sold his expansive 744-acre ranch in Oklahoma for $22.5 million. The property previously functioned as a working quarter horse breeding and cattle operation. It also gained public recognition as the filming location for the reality series 'The Bradshaw Bunch.' The sale comes after a five-year process that included at least one earlier failed transaction. Bradshaw and his wife plan to continue their equestrian pursuits at a smaller ranch in Texas.

Diesel prices hit records as Iran, Ukraine wars disrupt fuel supplies

Initial IIT Bombay Probe Finds No Evidence Linking Professor to Student Suicide

An initial investigation into the suicide of IIT Bombay student Sahil Ravindra Wakode has found no evidence implicating a professor in the incident. Investigators have reportedly not uncovered any eyewitnesses or material evidence to support allegations that casteist remarks were made against the student. The probe, whose findings were shared by sources familiar with the investigation, has so far failed to establish a direct link between the professor's conduct and the student's death. The case had drawn significant attention amid concerns over caste-based discrimination in premier academic institutions.

Two Detained in Odisha After Video Shows Tourist Couple Harassed Near Kapilash Temple

Dhenkanal police in Odisha detained two individuals following the circulation of a video on social media allegedly showing a tourist couple being harassed and the male traveller assaulted on the road leading to the Kapilash temple. Authorities registered a formal case and launched an investigation into the incident, also examining the possible involvement of others seen in the footage. The development comes just a day after a similar case in Bihar's Jamui district, where a viral video of tourist harassment led to multiple arrests. Both incidents have drawn public attention to the safety of tourists at religious and heritage sites.