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Delays at UK's Manchester Airport over air traffic control failure

Mumbai BMW That Killed 3 Was Previously in Another Accident, Video Emerges

A black BMW driven by 21-year-old Shanay Falgun Gajjar was involved in a fatal crash in Mumbai that claimed three lives. Police stated the vehicle was travelling at high speed before the driver lost control. The same car had reportedly been involved in a separate accident prior to the deadly incident. A video of the earlier accident was shared by a member of the public, bringing the vehicle's history to light.

Indian MMA fighter Suchika Tariyal loses Asian Games SF spot due to weight rule

Indian mixed martial arts fighter Suchika Tariyal was eliminated from the Asian Games semifinals after a bout that ended in a draw following an accepted appeal. Under International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) rules, the winner of a drawn contest is determined by the fighters' weight recorded at the morning weigh-in. Her opponent Teo, who weighed 700 grams less than Suchika, advanced to the final on that basis. Suchika has publicly called the decision unfair, expressing her disagreement with how the tiebreaker rule was applied.

AI Spending Boom Faces Scrutiny as Borrowing Costs Rise

Investor confidence in artificial intelligence is showing signs of strain as doubts grow over whether returns will justify the enormous capital being deployed. Rising interest rates are compounding the problem by making the large-scale borrowing required to finance AI infrastructure increasingly costly. These twin pressures are raising concerns about the sustainability of the ongoing AI investment surge. Analysts warn that the combination of uncertain returns and higher financing costs could pose broader risks to financial markets and the US economy.

Setback for Sonia Gandhi: Court scraps order refusing probe in electoral roll case

Setback for Sonia Gandhi: Court scraps order refusing probe in electoral roll case

United Russia Wins Parliamentary Election With 57% Vote, Retains Supermajority

Russia's ruling United Russia party has won the country's parliamentary election with over 57% of the vote. The result grants the pro-Putin party 355 seats in the 450-seat State Duma, according to the electoral commission. This outcome allows United Russia to retain its constitutional majority in the lower house of parliament. The election took place amid Russia's ongoing military conflict, raising international scrutiny over the conduct and fairness of the vote.

Typhoon Dujuan Disrupts India's T20I Training Ahead of Historic Japan Clash

India's T20 International squad, led by Shreyas Iyer, has had its training sessions disrupted in Japan due to the approaching Typhoon Dujuan. The storm is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to eastern Japan, leaving the team uncertain about playing conditions. Iyer acknowledged that the squad remains unsure of what to expect on match day. The upcoming fixture is historically significant, marking the first-ever men's cricket match between India and Japan. The game is also being held as part of celebrations marking 75 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Consumer Commission Awards Rs 20,000 Over Underweight Onion Packets at Ropar Store

A consumer commission has directed a supermarket in Ropar to pay Rs 20,000 in compensation to a customer who received underweight onion packets. The customer had purchased the goods as part of a promotional offer at the store in April 2026. The commission determined that the supermarket was guilty of deficient service and unfair trade practice. The order was formally passed on September 3, 2026, holding the retailer accountable for the discrepancy between the promised and actual weight of the packets.

16-Year-Old Laurent Simons Earns PhD, Now Researching Ways to Slow Human Ageing

Laurent Simons, a 16-year-old prodigy, has completed a PhD in theoretical quantum physics and is now pursuing a second doctorate in medical science and artificial intelligence. His current research focuses on understanding the mechanisms of ageing with the goal of extending human longevity. Despite his exceptional academic achievements, Simons maintains a balanced lifestyle by also engaging in typical teenage activities. He represents a rare combination of extraordinary intellectual ability and well-rounded personal development.

Pune Murder Case: Phone Chats Reveal Possible Secret Marriage at Rajasthan Temple

Pune police are investigating a murder case in which evidence points to a possible secret marriage between the two accused. Investigators developed this suspicion after analysing mobile phone conversations between the individuals involved. A photograph showing one of the accused with a garland further strengthened the theory of a clandestine wedding held at a temple in Rajasthan. Authorities are now working to verify the details of the alleged marriage as part of the broader murder investigation.

Mangaluru under South Western Railway to improve train operations: Ashwini Vaishnaw

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls California tax bill a privilege, urges peers to stay

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has publicly embraced California's high tax burden, describing it as both a privilege and a responsibility. Huang encouraged fellow business leaders not to leave the state despite its steep tax environment. He argued that California offers unmatched educational and professional opportunities that outweigh its financial costs. His position stands in stark contrast to several other billionaires who have relocated to lower-tax states. Huang continues to view California as the global center of technology and innovation.

UN Documents Sexual Violence by Both Sides in Russia-Ukraine War

The United Nations has reported widespread sexual violence committed during the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, detailing severe abuses including rape and torture. According to the UN, 89 percent of documented cases were attributed to Russian actors, including military personnel, prison staff, and security agencies. The remaining 11 percent of cases were linked to members of the Ukrainian armed forces. The report highlights the use of sexual violence as a tool of war and detention-related abuse on both sides of the conflict. The findings underscore growing international concern over human rights violations in the war zone.

India's Electronics Exports to China Surge 40% Amid Growing Trade Ties

India has seen a significant 40% rise in electronics exports to China, highlighting a notable shift in bilateral trade dynamics. In the financial year ending March, India imported $131.6 billion worth of Chinese goods, representing nearly 17% of its total imports. The growth in electronics exports suggests Indian manufacturers are increasingly supplying components or finished goods to the Chinese market. This development reflects a complex trade relationship between the two nations, balancing both import dependence and emerging export opportunities.

Owaisi opens alliance door in UP; Congress warns AIMIM could end up helping BJP

BMW that fell off Mumbai Coastal Road bridge had prior overspeeding FIR

A speeding BMW lost control and plunged off a bridge on Mumbai's Coastal Road, killing three students. The vehicle had previously been named in an FIR for overspeeding just months before the fatal crash. A video of the incident circulated widely on social media, drawing public attention to the case. Police are investigating the sequence of events that led the car to breach the railing and fall. The tragedy has renewed concerns about the rising number of accidents reported on this stretch of road.

Trump Proposes 250-Foot Triumphal Arch as Part of Major Drone Facility

President Donald Trump has announced plans for a large-scale drone facility that he claims will be unlike any other in the world. The centerpiece of the proposal is a 250-foot triumphal arch, making it a architecturally distinctive structure. According to Trump, the facility is designed to house and store a significant number of drones. The site would also enable the rapid deployment of drones when needed. No specific location or timeline for the project has been confirmed based on available details.

Ukraine Jails 13 Minors Recruited by Russia for Sabotage Operations

At least 13 minors, among them five girls, are currently serving prison sentences in Ukraine for involvement in Russia-linked sabotage activities. Russian operatives reportedly lured Ukrainian teenagers with promises of easy work and money to carry out subversive tasks. The cases highlight a deliberate strategy by Russia to recruit vulnerable young Ukrainians for covert operations. Ukrainian authorities have been prosecuting these minors as part of broader efforts to counter Russian intelligence activities on Ukrainian soil.

Trump's $14 billion 'bargaining chip': Taiwan arms sale looms over Xi summit