September 2026
Sports
Asian Games 2026: India’s Medal Winners
India secured seven medals at the Asian Games 2026, including a historic women’s cricket gold, shooting silvers, and Suchika Tariyal’s MMA bronze, ranking 8th overall.
World
Typhoon Dujuan Kills Four in Japan, 45,000 Homes Without Power
Typhoon Dujuan killed four and injured 22 in Japan, leaving 45,000 homes without power near Tokyo before moving into the Pacific, easing storm warnings.
Lifestyle
How to Identify Naturally Ripened Papaya Before Buying
Is a yellow papaya chemically ripened? Learn what colour, smell and texture can tell you when choosing a naturally ripe papaya.
Lifestyle
Alia Bhatt on Ranbir Kapoor and Their Life After Parenthood
Alia Bhatt discusses her relationship with Ranbir Kapoor, their friendship, playful equation and how their dynamic changed after becoming parents.
World
UK to Provide Aerial Refuelling Support to Saudi Arabia Against Houthi Strikes
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced RAF aerial refuelling support for Saudi Arabia to counter Houthi attacks, reinforcing regional stability and humanitarian access amid rising tensions.
Lifestyle
Anand Kabra on Fashion, Hyderabad and Aditi Rao Hydari
Designer Anand Kabra discusses his two-decade fashion journey, design philosophy, latest collection and his connection with Aditi Rao Hydari.
World
G7 Leaders Condemn Houthi Strikes on Saudi Arabia, Urge Iran to End Support
G7 leaders condemned Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia, urged Iran to end support, warning of threats to global trade, energy security, and escalating West Asia conflict.
Lifestyle
Chia and Sabja Seeds: Benefits of Eating Them Together
Chia and sabja seeds are rich in fibre, healthy fats and minerals. Here’s what eating them together every morning may do for digestion and health.
Lifestyle
Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s Coffee: How Much Caffeine Is Safe?
Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s coffee post raises questions about caffeine during pregnancy. Experts recommend keeping total caffeine intake to 200 mg a day.
National
Supreme Court: State Can Define National Song, But Cannot Penalise Conscientious Objectors
Supreme Court ruled the state can define the National Song but cannot penalise conscientious objectors, upholding religious freedoms in the Vande Mataram case.