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Jennifer Winget Celebrates Wedding with Mumbai Mehendi Ceremony
Actress Jennifer Winget recently held a mehendi ceremony in Mumbai to mark her wedding celebrations. The event saw her dressed in a pink lehenga, joined by her husband and several prominent figures from the entertainment industry. The Mumbai function followed an intimate wedding the couple had held in the United Kingdom. Winget also used the occasion to promote her upcoming project, Shaque: Trust No One, blending personal celebration with a professional announcement.
IIT-Bombay Student Suicide: Father Threatens Campus Protest, Demands Arrests
The father of a deceased IIT-Bombay student has threatened to bring his son's body to the campus in protest, demanding accountability from those he holds responsible for the death. Police have registered a case of abetment of suicide against multiple individuals in connection with the incident. The family alleges that casteism and systemic abuse were contributing factors in the student's death. The case has triggered ongoing unrest at the IIT-Bombay campus.
Middle-Class Buyers Eye Manesar and Sohna as Gurugram Prices Soar
Rising property prices in Gurugram are pushing middle-class homebuyers toward more affordable neighbouring areas. New Gurugram currently commands around Rs 12,000 per square foot, making it increasingly out of reach for budget-conscious buyers. Manesar offers a relatively lower rate of approximately Rs 11,150 per square foot, while Sohna is the most affordable of the three at around Rs 9,900 per square foot. These peripheral locations are emerging as practical alternatives for buyers seeking value closer to the Gurugram job market.

Women Bikers Share Safety Tips on Handling Road Rage After Gurugram Incident
Following a road-rage incident in Gurugram involving a woman biker named Sia, women riders spoke to NDTV about navigating confrontations on the road. They emphasized staying calm and not stopping when faced with aggression from other motorists. The riders shared practical advice on remaining alert while riding and prioritizing personal safety in threatening situations. The discussion was prompted by growing concerns over the safety of women bikers facing hostile encounters on Indian roads.

Mirzapur The Movie crosses Rs 207 crore net in India on Day 16
Mirzapur The Movie, starring Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, and Ravi Kishan, has accumulated Rs 206.91 crore in India net collections by its 16th day of release. The film has moved past its initial opening surge and is now in its third week of theatrical run. It continues to draw steady audiences, supported by a loyal fanbase rather than fresh momentum. The worldwide gross is rapidly approaching the Rs 300 crore milestone.
SAP CEO Predicts AI Voice Recognition Will Replace Traditional Keyboards
SAP CEO Christian Klein has predicted that conventional keyboards will soon be rendered obsolete by advanced AI-powered voice recognition technology. He envisions employees interacting with enterprise software entirely through spoken commands, making data input more seamless. Klein also highlighted the role of AI agents in unifying diverse business operations to drive greater efficiency. He urged companies to proactively embrace these technological shifts rather than be caught off guard. His remarks come 312 years after the first typing patent was granted, marking a potential turning point in how humans interact with computers.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismisses AI extinction fears, backs safe development
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has rejected predictions that artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity by 2030. His comments came in response to claims by Donald Trump, who had labeled such doomsday scenarios as a hoax. Huang maintained that AI does not pose an existential threat to human beings. He called for accelerating progress in the AI industry while ensuring that products reaching consumers remain safe and reliable.
How Henry Ford's Amazon Rubber Town Fordlandia Failed After 17 Years
Henry Ford established Fordlandia, a planned town and rubber plantation deep in the Brazilian Amazon, to secure a reliable rubber supply for his automobile empire. The project imposed American corporate culture and farming methods that frequently conflicted with local customs and environmental conditions. Rubber tree crops suffered repeated setbacks due to pests and disease, undermining the plantation's productivity. Despite nearly two decades of heavy investment, the venture never achieved its goals and ultimately collapsed. Ford eventually sold Fordlandia for $250,000, leaving it as a cautionary tale about transplanting foreign business models into unfamiliar ecosystems.
Chinook Salmon Return to Alameda Creek After Barrier Removed for First Time Since 1950s
A fish migration barrier on Alameda Creek in California was removed in 2025, reopening more than twenty miles of upstream habitat. Chinook salmon were spotted in the restored stretch shortly after the removal, marking their first presence in that part of the watershed since the 1950s. The barrier had blocked migratory fish from accessing the area for several decades. The removal is a key milestone in a broader restoration initiative that has been underway for nearly thirty years.
Ladakh Political Groups Call Off Protests After Progress in Talks With Centre
Political groups in Ladakh have withdrawn their planned protests that were scheduled to mark the first anniversary of the killing of four individuals last year. The decision came following reported progress in ongoing talks with the central government. In place of the original protests, a symbolic march will be held in Leh and a rally in Kargil. Both events are scheduled to take place on September 23.

Delhi Man Murdered by Couple Who Texted His Family Posing as Him
Yuvraj, a Delhi resident set to get married within a month, went to meet a woman named Anya for an 'urgent meeting' in Gurugram on September 6. After his disappearance, his family received a text message saying 'I'm fine', which was later found to have been sent by the killer couple to avoid suspicion. Yuvraj had last been seen with his sisters finalising his wedding sherwani before leaving for the meeting. Authorities have identified the perpetrators as a couple who allegedly murdered him and attempted to cover their tracks by impersonating him over text.

Inside Disney World's Golden Oak: Luxury Homes Priced at $20 Million
Golden Oak is an exclusive residential community located within the Walt Disney World resort in Florida, where homes can cost up to $20 million. The properties feature Disney-themed designs, with at least one residence drawing inspiration from Belle's cottage in Beauty and the Beast. Residents enjoy direct access to Disney's theme parks, allowing for spontaneous visits without the typical logistical challenges. The community is designed to blend luxury home living with the immersive Disney experience, offering a high level of privacy alongside resort-style amenities.
Sehrawat replaces Toor as India's flag-bearer at Olympics opening ceremony
Wrestler Sehrawat was named India's co-flag-bearer at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony following a last-minute change. He replaced shot-putter Tajinderpal Singh Toor, who was ruled out due to technical issues. Sehrawat carried the flag alongside double Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker. The 2022 Asian Games gold-medal-winning captain revealed the honour left him too excited to sleep the night before the ceremony.
Delhi Airport's Third Runway Set to Resume Operations on September 20
Delhi International Airport is set to reopen its third runway for operations starting September 20. The runway had been taken out of service to undergo upgrades and improvements. Airport operator confirmed that all necessary inspections, validations, and regulatory clearances have been successfully completed. The resumption of the third runway is expected to enhance the airport's overall operational capacity.
