NASHIK (MAHARASHTRA): (Sep 11) A local BJP leader has lodged a complaint against Marathi actor Kiran Mane over an alleged objectionable Facebook post. Sagar Shelar, Nashik city chief of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, also claimed in the complaint filed at the cyber police station that the social media post challenges the democratic system of… Continue reading Complaint lodged against actor Kiran Mane over social media post
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FIDE Grand Swiss: Nihal stuns Maghsoodloo to join leaders; Vaishali stays ahead
SAMARKAND (UZBEKISTAN): (Sep 12) Grandmaster Nihal Sarin halted Parham Maghsoodloo’s unbeaten run with a brilliant victory to join the leaders after the seventh round of the FIDE Grand Swiss here, while R Vaishali also regained sole lead in the women’s section. However, world champion D Gukesh’s struggles continued as he slumped to a third straight… Continue reading FIDE Grand Swiss: Nihal stuns Maghsoodloo to join leaders; Vaishali stays ahead
Ex-chief justice Karki likely to head caretaker government in Nepal
KATHMANDU: (Sep 12) Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki is likely to be appointed as the head of a caretaker government in Nepal, which would conduct fresh elections, addressing the demands of the agitating group, according to sources. Talks among various stakeholders, including representatives of the Gen Z group — which spearheaded the anti-government protests —… Continue reading Ex-chief justice Karki likely to head caretaker government in Nepal
Odisha: College lecturer held for parading wife on road over adultery suspicion in Puri
BHUBANESWAR: (Sep 12) The Odisha Police arrested two persons, including a 43-year-old college lecturer, on charges of parading his 37-year-old estranged wife along with her male associate on a road, suspecting them of having an extramarital relationship. The incident took place at Nimapada town in Puri district on Tuesday night when the accused lecturer, along… Continue reading Odisha: College lecturer held for parading wife on road over adultery suspicion in Puri
Practitioners’ belief that ‘patients want antibiotics’ could be driving overuse in India: Study
NEW DELHI: A belief that “patients want antibiotics” could be driving healthcare providers in India to overprescribe antibiotics, and not a motive of profit or lack of education, according to a new study in India. However, in a separate experiment, researchers, including those from the University of Southern California in the US, the Indian Institute… Continue reading Practitioners’ belief that ‘patients want antibiotics’ could be driving overuse in India: Study
Lightning strike damages navigation system at Raipur airport; flight operations hit
RAIPUR: (Sep 11) Flight operations were disrupted after lightning strike damaged an aircraft navigation system at Raipur airport, an official said. As many as five IndiGo flights were diverted to various nearby airports due to the damage to the DVOR (Doppler VHF Omnidirectional Range) system at the Swami Vivekananda Airport on Wednesday evening, he said.… Continue reading Lightning strike damages navigation system at Raipur airport; flight operations hit
Cultural diplomacy in action: Antariksh performs Hindi rock fusion in Texas
HOUSTON: (Sep 11) The Consulate General of India here, in collaboration with diaspora organisations, hosted a concert featuring Delhi-based Hindi rock fusion band Antariksh, led by composer, singer, and guitarist Varun Rajput. Sponsored by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), New Delhi, the Antariksh–Bollywood Live featured a blend of Bollywood melodies and global rock… Continue reading Cultural diplomacy in action: Antariksh performs Hindi rock fusion in Texas
Los Angeles, Sept 11 (UNI) Charlie Kirk, an American political activist and co-founder of the conservative youth organization Turning Point USA, died after being shot in the neck on Wednesday during an event at Utah Valley University. “In honor of Charlie Kirk, a truly Great American Patriot, I am ordering all American Flags throughout the United States lowered to Half Mast until Sunday evening at 6 P.M.,” U.S. President Donald Trump said in a post on his Truth Social platform after confirming the death of Kirk, a Trump ally. The local Deseret News reported that Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz earlier said Kirk’s death was confirmed to him by Utah law enforcement officials. Footage shot by local KSL TV 5 showed crowds of people running from the university’s courtyard, where Kirk, 31, was holding a speaking event when the shooting occurred. The university confirmed the shooting on its official X page. “Today at about 12:10 a shot was fired at the visiting speaker, Charlie Kirk. He was hit and taken from the location by his security,” it said. Kirk was visiting the campus as part of his “Prove Me Wrong” event. The event included Kirk inviting people on stage from the audience to debate political ideals with him. A video posted online by bystanders showed that Kirk appeared to be hit in the neck after a gunshot rang out. “Those responsible will be held fully accountable. Violence has no place in our public life. Americans of every political persuasion must unite in condemning this act,” said Utah Governor Spencer Cox on X. Also on Wednesday, another shooting took place at Evergreen High School in Denver city, the U.S. state of Colorado, leaving three people in critical condition, according to media reports.
LIVERPOOL: Jaismine Lamboria and Nupur Sheoran assured India of two medals at the ongoing World Boxing Championships, while two-time champion Nikhat Zareen bowed out in the quarterfinals here on Wednesday. Nikhat’s hopes of third consecutive medal ended as the 29-year-old went down 0-5 to two-time Olympic silver medallist Buse Naz Cakiroglu of Turkiye in the… Continue reading Los Angeles, Sept 11 (UNI) Charlie Kirk, an American political activist and co-founder of the conservative youth organization Turning Point USA, died after being shot in the neck on Wednesday during an event at Utah Valley University. “In honor of Charlie Kirk, a truly Great American Patriot, I am ordering all American Flags throughout the United States lowered to Half Mast until Sunday evening at 6 P.M.,” U.S. President Donald Trump said in a post on his Truth Social platform after confirming the death of Kirk, a Trump ally. The local Deseret News reported that Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz earlier said Kirk’s death was confirmed to him by Utah law enforcement officials. Footage shot by local KSL TV 5 showed crowds of people running from the university’s courtyard, where Kirk, 31, was holding a speaking event when the shooting occurred. The university confirmed the shooting on its official X page. “Today at about 12:10 a shot was fired at the visiting speaker, Charlie Kirk. He was hit and taken from the location by his security,” it said. Kirk was visiting the campus as part of his “Prove Me Wrong” event. The event included Kirk inviting people on stage from the audience to debate political ideals with him. A video posted online by bystanders showed that Kirk appeared to be hit in the neck after a gunshot rang out. “Those responsible will be held fully accountable. Violence has no place in our public life. Americans of every political persuasion must unite in condemning this act,” said Utah Governor Spencer Cox on X. Also on Wednesday, another shooting took place at Evergreen High School in Denver city, the U.S. state of Colorado, leaving three people in critical condition, according to media reports.
U.S. political activist Charlie Kirk dead after being shot in neck during event in Utah
Los Angeles, Sept 11 Charlie Kirk, an American political activist and co-founder of the conservative youth organization Turning Point USA, died after being shot in the neck on Wednesday during an event at Utah Valley University. “In honor of Charlie Kirk, a truly Great American Patriot, I am ordering all American Flags throughout the United… Continue reading U.S. political activist Charlie Kirk dead after being shot in neck during event in Utah
Delhi Police uncover Pak links in terror module, five held; key operative used social media to radicalise youth
New Delhi [India], September 11 : The Delhi Police Special Cell has uncovered Pakistani links to a terror module and arrested three more suspects, taking the total number of arrests to five. The other two suspects were arrested earlier. The police have also recovered some parts used in the making of IEDs. Sources said the… Continue reading Delhi Police uncover Pak links in terror module, five held; key operative used social media to radicalise youth
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