- newSevered genital, grinder in room: What happened to Premanand Maharaj's disciple
Deepak Lodhi, a follower of Premanand Maharaj, died after falling from the Gau Kripa Kunj Ashram. Forensic experts are examining a grinder found in his room for fingerprints and possible connections to his injuries. Lodhi sustained several injuries, including fractures and an amputated genital. The investigation is focused on determining how and why Lodhi fell from the fourth floor.
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- newUS imposes visa curbs on officials blocking international child abduction cases
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- newJ&K: Search ops launched in Rajouri, Poonch, Kathua after suspicious movement
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- newAI 'kill chain': What happens when humans trust bad data at the worst possible moment
AI is reshaping military targeting by processing vast amounts of intelligence at unprecedented speed, but errors can travel faster too. The Minab school strike and a separate incident involving a misidentified Chinese ship highlight how outdated or false information can gain authority within AI-assisted systems, potentially leading to catastrophic consequences even with humans overseeing decisions.
- 1 hour ago 29 Sep 26, 5:57pm -
- newSon died, LIC denied Rs 5 lakh insurance; Commission orders payout with interest
The Commission referred to a National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission decision concerning "silent diseases", observing that a person may not necessarily be aware of a condition until it aggravates and symptoms become apparent. It also referred to a Punjab and Haryana High Court judgment concerning repudiation of insurance claims.
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- newManhattan doctor bought Bridgehampton estate for $3.95m, now asks $7.5m
A nearly 5-acre Bridgehampton estate featuring a replica 15th-century Buddhist temple has been listed for $7.5 million. Manhattan doctor and entrepreneur Roshini Raj bought the property for $3.95 million in 2022 and later made extensive changes. The estate includes a large main house, gardens, koi ponds, a pool, orchards and several leisure spaces.
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- newReddy's Ram-Shiva remarks: Congress defends Telangana CM as BJP demands apology
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- newWhy children copy their parents’ habits and emotions, according to psychology
Children naturally mirror their parents, adopting behaviors and emotional reactions as they learn to engage with their environment. Through observational learning, they grasp essential skills like communication and emotional regulation from daily exchanges. While parents significantly influence their kids' perceptions of relationships, they don't need to be flawless. Parental missteps can impart critical lessons about overcoming difficulties and mending bonds, establishing a strong foundation fo…
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- newEssex family left 50 farm acres wild; it inspired 200-acre nature recovery plan
Braxted Park Estate has initiated a 200-acre biodiversity recovery project following ten years of observation on 50 acres. This approach aims to enhance local ecological conditions and meet developers' biodiversity obligations. Property developers can purchase biodiversity units through the estate's habitat bank to comply with legal requirements. A long-term management agreement ensures the land will be protected and monitored for 30 years.
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- newTrade irony amid Trump threat: Why Russia is buying its own oil as fuel from India
The underlying issue is not Russia's access to crude oil but its ability to convert crude into usable fuels. Refinery outages and infrastructure disruptions have constrained domestic production, forcing Russia to import products such as gasoline. In terms of magnitude, Russia’s import volume of oil products is not colossal. However, Russia, formerly the world’s largest oil-product exporter, now faces additional logistical costs
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- newInspiring story of the day: How Kylian Mbappé’s parents shaped his success
Kylian Mbappé’s rise began in Bondy, where his father Wilfried coached him and taught him to stay grounded. His mother Fayza Lamari helped protect him as fame grew. Mbappé has carried those lessons into his career, from winning the 2018 World Cup with France to supporting young people through Inspired by KM.
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- newThe Backstory: 10 years of surgical strikes, the 10 days after Uri terror attack
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- newPak blocks airspace for Russian flight carrying uranium for Bangladesh nuclear plant
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- newShip-killer, missile shield, air-to-air weapon: Why SM-6 is America's 'three-in-one' missile
The US Navy collaborated with the UK's Royal Navy and Air Force to sink the frigate Klakring. This exercise tested munitions such as the SM-6 missile and improved interoperability between the forces. Data collected from the Klakring will contribute to future weapon designs and strategies. The exercise featured various naval and aerial assets, enhancing operational readiness. Notable developments included the SM-6's adaptation as a versatile weapon system for multiple roles.
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- newGulveer completes medal hat-trick at Asian Games; secures bronze in 5,000m
Gulveer's medal streak continues
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- newMeet Anna Luísa Beserra, whose teen idea turned dirty water into drinking water
Anna Luisa Beserra established Safe Drinking Water for All to focus on creating affordable sanitation and water solutions. Among her innovations is Aqualuz, a system harnessing sunlight to purify rainwater, benefiting over 10,000 individuals. She also developed Aquasalina, Aquafilter, and Aquatorre to serve diverse community requirements, while training local technicians for sustainable practices.
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- newMeet Kameirah Johnson, 18, who won Doodle for Google and $55,000 scholarship
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- newColorado rancher spent $50,000 fighting oil; now gets wind project on land
A Colorado rancher spent $50,000 fighting oil drilling on his 7,000-acre property after companies used his land to reach neighbouring mineral reserves. Nearly a decade later, Weld County commissioners approved a wind project on part of his ranch. The rancher says the project could provide income to help his daughters continue the family’s cattle business.
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- newPatrick Mahomes & Brittany Mahomes’ Kansas City Current hits setback over $1.4 billion project
Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes' Kansas City Current has now faced a setback as council members oppose some redevelopment plans.
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- newSIR row: DMK to skip INDIA bloc meet again, blames Congress for Akhilesh's 'absence'
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- new'Affects freedom of speech': Kunal Kamra moves SC over legislative privileges issue
- 3 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 4:24pm -
- newRubio urges Cuba to 'choose a different path', warns of consequences
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed hopes that Cuba will abandon communism while warning of consequences for inaction. Rubio addressed concerns over the Cuban government's refusal to change course in the face of pressure. He also discussed Venezuela, emphasizing the need for free and fair elections. Trump indicated that a US-Cuba agreement might be possible without military action.
- 3 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 4:17pm -
- newTravel firm asks for additional Rs 2.98L to change flight dates; ordered to pay Rs 5.43L
A Delhi district consumer commission ruled in favor of a family against a travel company. They demanded a hefty Rs 2.98 lakh for rescheduling flight tickets, which was not disclosed before purchase. The family initially booked four open air tickets for a round trip to Amsterdam. The commission found that the travel company misled the family about fees and charges.
- 3 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 4:10pm -
- newIllinois company donates 50 acres around historic waterfall for new public park
A more than 50-acre property containing Clark’s Falls and its surrounding canyon in North Utica, Illinois, has been donated to the village by Covia. The site, documented as a scenic attraction since the early 1900s, could eventually become a public park. However, it remains closed while officials study access, safety, environmental protection, funding and long-term maintenance.
- 3 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 4:00pm -
- newStudy of 500 Ice Age spear points reveals how Clovis hunters managed risk
A fascinating study delved into the projectile points utilized by ancient Clovis and Cumberland cultures in Tennessee, analyzing nearly 500 artifacts from the late Ice Age. Findings reveal that Clovis groups often resharpened their points due to limited resource knowledge, while Cumberland groups tended to discard points with potential still intact. This suggests an evolving approach to resource management, emphasizing the growing familiarity with their environment over generations.
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- newNHRC issues notice to Meta, MeitY, Etah district admin over 'exploitation' of minors
- 3 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 3:57pm -
- newWhy first monsoon drought in 11 years left India dry, and wet
The 2026 southwest monsoon is expected to face a significant rainfall deficit across various regions in India. This year's monsoon has been heavily influenced by the strong El Niño phenomenon affecting weather patterns. Many districts in eastern India, including Bihar and parts of the Northeast, are experiencing record low rainfall levels. Simultaneously, the southern regions witness their driest monsoon in over two decades.
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- newTwo MHA officials held for allegedly seeking bribe to facilitate FCRA registration
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- newPuja after paribartan: What is changing in West Bengal’s biggest festival
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- newCompound from pomegranates, walnuts and berries boosts heart function in tests
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- newMinneapolis residents form cooperative to buy 6 historic Victorian houses
Residents of Nicollet Island are taking a united stand to purchase their cherished homes currently up for sale by TCHDC, due to financial strains affecting the nonprofit's ability to manage the properties. To safeguard affordable housing and the community's continuity, the Nicollet Island Cooperative has emerged. They are working alongside Land Bank Twin Cities to establish a buy-back arrangement, ensuring a stable future while negotiations with the property managers continue.
- 4 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 3:30pm -
- newWatch: IDF shares video of Hamas using child to transfer weapons in Gaza
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- newAustralian PM's call to Sam Altman 'reminds' OpenAI to say sorry 90 days after AI hack
OpenAI's AI model inadvertently accessed a non-public Australian government website during a training exercise in June. The company took over 90 days to inform the Australian government about the breach. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed significant concern regarding the delayed notification and the incident's implications. OpenAI is committing resources to enhance cyber defenses and support affected agencies in Australia.
- 4 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 3:15pm -
- newParvesh Verma slap row: AAP's Bharadwaj, Jarnail detained after FIR over cop assault
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- newEsteban Ocon's F1 Future In Doubt As Ferrari Junior Emerges In 2027 Haas Twist
Esteban Ocon's future in Formula 1 faces uncertainty as reports suggest he may be replaced by Rafael Camara. Following Ocon's recent performance, he expressed his belief in his capabilities and stated that discussions about his future are ongoing. Meanwhile, Haas is considering various drivers for the 2027 season, including Camara, while Ocon may explore opportunities outside of F1.
- 5 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 2:26pm -
- newAndhra horror: Butcher slits friend's throat, dumps her dismembered body in lake
Kalyani was allegedly killed by Shafi, a butcher, after a quarrel over money on September 17. Following the murder, Shafi supposedly dismembered her body and disposed of the parts in a canal. Police were able to identify Kalyani through a tattoo that her relatives recognized from social media postings. Investigators have detained Shafi and his accomplice, Guruvulu, for questioning about their roles in the incident.
- 5 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 2:14pm -
- new10 years of surgical strikes: The night India hit back after Uri attack
India marks a decade since the surgical strikes of September 29, 2016, which defined its counter-terrorism strategy. The operation targeted terror launch pads in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in response to the Uri attack. This marked a significant shift towards visible retaliation against terrorism after years of restraint. Similar strategies were applied in subsequent operations like Balakot and Operation Sindoor.
- 5 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 2:04pm -
- newConor McGregor And Ryan Garcia Spotted Singing Together In Unexpected Crossover
Conor McGregor and Ryan Garcia recently enjoyed a relaxed night singing together, highlighting their mutual respect. Garcia is currently in a strong phase of his boxing career after defeating Conor Benn. McGregor returned to the UFC but faced a difficult loss against Max Holloway after a long absence. Their interaction the other night provided fans with a different perspective on both fighters.
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- newThis 87-yr-old evicted woman is living in car: Why Spain is facing a housing crisis
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- new'Lack of empathy over terror concerns': Jaishankar explains what weighs on India-US ties
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- newScientists use female Burmese pythons as lures in Florida, but experiment fails
- 7 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 12:30pm -
- newFamily found Gulmarg hotel missing, spent night in car at -4C; gets Rs 48,775
The advocate had reportedly reserved a family room at an inn in Srinagar for December 27 and 28, 2025. He paid Rs 5,788 for the booking. For the next leg of the trip, he booked two rooms at a hotel Gulmarg for December 28 and 29 at a cost of Rs 12,987.
- 7 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 11:47am -
- newMark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan donate $4 million to save 600-year-old Hawaii fishpond
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan have contributed $4 million for the preservation of Alakoko Fishpond in Hawaii. This historic site, which is over 600 years old, faced potential environmental degradation and development pressure. The donation helped acquire the property for long-term stewardship by the nonprofit Mālama Hulē‘ia. Their initiative supports education about traditional Hawaiian aquaculture and native ecosystems.
- 8 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 10:38am -
- newSmoking just 1 cigarette a day: Is there a safe number for your heart?
Smoking even a small number of cigarettes poses significant risks to cardiovascular health. Research indicates that one cigarette a day can lead to substantial heart disease risks. The cardiovascular dangers persist even when consumption is limited or occasional. Quitting smoking entirely remains the most effective strategy to reduce these risks. Seeking professional help is important for those looking to stop smoking and improve their heart health.
- 12 hours ago 29 Sep 26, 7:00am -
- newPills, needles, loopholes: Cops battle prescription drug abuse in Chennai
A significant rise in prescription drug abuse, particularly Tapentadol and Nitrazepam, is troubling authorities. Police have identified specific injection marks on youths, indicating drug misuse. Despite increased seizures, enforcement laws struggle to address the issue effectively. Traffickers have adapted their methods, moving to underground networks to evade detection. Efforts are ongoing to strengthen the legal framework surrounding these drugs and improve supply chain monitoring.
- 19 hours ago 28 Sep 26, 11:36pm -
- newWhy Tamil Nadu’s men are dying younger
In Tamil Nadu, a considerable difference exists in death rates between men and women across all age groups. Nearly 86% of the excess male deaths occur in younger populations, particularly aged 15 to 64. Risk factors include road crashes and chronic illnesses, which disproportionately affect men. Although health programs exist, they are not organized to effectively reduce male mortality.
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