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Lokayukta Police Arrest GST Superintendent for Accepting Rs 8 Lakh Bribe

A Central GST superintendent was caught by Lokayukta police for taking a bribe from a businessman. The official had originally demanded Rs 20 lakh to drop a tax evasion case against the businessman, later settling for Rs 8 lakh. He used an intermediary agent to facilitate the exchange of money. The businessman alerted authorities, enabling police to set a trap and apprehend both the official and his agent. Following their arrest, both individuals were remanded to judicial custody.

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US State Dept approves $24.3bn F-35 sale to Saudi Arabia amid China concerns

The US State Department has approved a potential $24.3 billion sale of F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, moving the deal into an advanced stage of review. The approval comes despite concerns that China could gain access to sensitive F-35 technology through the kingdom. Analysts have also raised questions about whether the sale could affect Israel's military superiority in the region. The deal represents one of the largest proposed US arms sales to Saudi Arabia in recent years.

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Delhi teen raped, stabbed and killed; four suspects including three minors held

A 16-year-old girl was raped and murdered in the Swaroop Nagar area of Delhi. Four individuals, three of whom are minors, have been apprehended by police in connection with the crime. The victim had gone to meet an acquaintance, who allegedly summoned three others. Authorities have seized the vehicle used during the incident and are examining forensic evidence along with recovered weapons. Police are currently verifying the suspects' accounts of their respective roles in the case.

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Abhishek Sharma smashes 30-ball ton as India sweep T20I series 3-0

Abhishek Sharma scored a blistering century off just 30 balls, powering India to a 3-0 sweep of the T20I series. The left-handed opener finished the series with an outstanding tally of 209 runs from only 85 balls. The knock came at a crucial time for Sharma, who had struggled for consistency since the T20I World Cup in March. His performance helped reassert his claim as India's first-choice T20I opener amid rising competition from teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.

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Indian athlete exposes Asian Games logistical chaos in video, later takes it down

Indian bronze medallist Sanyal, who won at the Asian Championships in China in January 2026, travelled from London to Nagoya via Mumbai and Singapore to compete at the Asian Games. Upon arriving in Japan, he faced severe organisational failures, including hours-long waits at multiple facilities. Officials reportedly struggled to process his clearance and assign him accommodation. Sanyal documented his ordeal in a video, describing himself as 'a ghost' due to being unaccounted for in the system. He later deleted the video, though his account had already drawn attention to the administrative shortcomings at the Games.

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KBC18: Bilaspur Dowry Survivor Kapila Taneja Recounts 2002 Burning Attempt by In-Laws

Kapila Taneja, a domestic violence survivor from Bilaspur, appeared on Kaun Banega Crorepati Season 18 and shared her harrowing story of abuse. In 2002, her in-laws allegedly attempted to burn her alive and separated her from her daughter. She survived the ordeal but required multiple surgeries to recover from her injuries. Taneja won Rs 7,50,000 on the show and plans to use the money to fund prosthetic ears for herself. She also hopes to use her winnings to establish a shelter home for unwed mothers.

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Bridgerton actress Phoebe Dynevor weds film producer Cameron Fuller in Provence

British actress Phoebe Dynevor married film producer Cameron Fuller in a ceremony held in Provence, France, on September 5, 2026. The couple had been engaged since May 2024, having begun their relationship in early 2023. Dynevor wore a custom Louis Vuitton bridal gown for the occasion. She marked the event by sharing black-and-white photographs from the wedding on social media.

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Three-year-old Noah Woods found dead in Suffolk pond after community search

Three-year-old Noah Woods, a non-verbal boy with partial hearing loss, was found dead in Decoy Pond in Suffolk, England. The child had gone missing, prompting an extensive search involving emergency services, volunteers, and local residents. His body was recovered from the pond following the search operation. Noah's father, Rhys Woods, paid tribute to his son, describing him as the sweetest and most innocent little boy. He also expressed gratitude to all those who participated in the search effort.

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HC upholds revised Will favouring adopted daughter over biological sister

A woman named Kaur had initially drafted a Will leaving her house to her younger sister, but later changed her decision. On February 15, 2008, Kaur formally revoked her first Will, redirecting the property to her adopted daughter instead. Her brother, who lived nearby, had been regularly visiting and caring for her as she aged. The dispute over the property's rightful heir was subsequently brought before the High Court. The HC ruled in favour of the second Will, upholding the adopted daughter's claim to the property.

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New Wild Cat Species 'Tilcayo' Identified in Bolivia's Cloud Forests

Scientists have officially identified a new wild cat species living in the cloud forests of Bolivia. The small, slender cat has been formally named Tilcayo, a name long used by local communities who have known of the animal for generations. Genetic analysis confirmed that Tilcayo is genetically distinct from all other known tiger cat species. While the discovery marks a significant scientific milestone, researchers warn that conservation measures are urgently needed as the population size of this newly recognised species remains unknown.

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UK Secures £4.3M Norman-Era Coin Hoard, Largest Treasure Find in British History

A collection of 2,584 silver pennies dating to the Norman era has been acquired for the nation at a valuation of £4.3 million, making it the most significant treasure discovery in British history. The hoard was originally unearthed by detectorists and is believed to reflect the political instability that followed the Norman Conquest of England. Funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund made the acquisition possible. The coins are set to go on public display across the country before eventually being permanently housed in Somerset.

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