Health
When Cancer Treatment Stops Working: What Happens Next
When cancer treatment stops working, patients and families face difficult choices about communication, care goals, uncertainty and what matters most.
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Deaf Adults May Have Superior Peripheral Vision, Study Finds
A new study found that deaf adults showed stronger peripheral vision, suggesting the brain redistributes visual processing resources after hearing loss.
Health
NCAHP Regulations 2026: What Allied Health Pros Need to Know
New NCAHP regulations create a central and state registration framework for allied healthcare professionals, improving verification and transparency.
Health
FSSAI Proposes Rules to Restrict Use of ‘Paneer’ Label
FSSAI has proposed an amendment to restrict products not made from milk constituents from being labelled or marketed as ‘Paneer’.
National
Vijay Accuses DMK of Cover‑Up in Veeramani POCSO Case, Questions AIADMK Silence
Vijay accused DMK of covering up the Veeramani POCSO case and questioned AIADMK’s silence, demanding transparency during his Madurantakam by‑election campaign speech.
World
Pakistani Forces Kill Afghan Taliban Fighters in Border Clash
Pakistani forces killed Afghan Taliban fighters in Balochistan border clashes, a day after Islamabad’s drone strikes on Afghanistan, escalating tensions between the two neighbours.
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Gulf of Oman Oil Transfers Hit Limit as Saudi Exports Surge
Saudi crude exports surged to 3.6m bpd via Hormuz, pushing Gulf of Oman oil transfers to their limit after pipeline attacks disrupted Red Sea shipments.
Technology
China’s AI Video Industry Gets Boost From Subsidies
China is backing AI video with subsidies, tech clusters and local support as filmmakers and startups race to build a new content industry.
World
Netanyahu at UN: Gaza Genocide Allegations ‘Biggest Lie of the Century’
Netanyahu told UNGA that Gaza genocide claims were “the biggest lie of the century,” as delegates staged walkouts and he defended Israel’s war against Iran.
Technology
OpenAI GPT-6 Cyber: New AI Model May Launch Soon
OpenAI is preparing to preview GPT-6 Cyber, a cybersecurity-focused AI model, alongside a new product aimed at safer automated deployment.
Technology
Tesla Begins Semi Electric Truck Deliveries After 9 Years
Tesla has started delivering its Semi electric trucks to customers, nearly nine years after unveiling the long-haul vehicle in 2017.
National
Granite Baron Veeramani Arrested in Child Abuse Case Chennai Police Tried to Close
Granite baron Veeramani was arrested in a child abuse case Chennai Police earlier tried to close, raising questions over evidence handling and accountability.
Technology
UPI MDR: Why Electronics Retailers Fear Margin Pressure
The new UPI MDR on eligible payments above ₹2,000 is raising concerns among electronics retailers, who already operate on tight margins.
Technology
India’s Science Superpower Ambition: Research to Innovation
India is expanding R&D, patents and STEM talent, but turning research into global innovation will require stronger industry links and fewer systemic barriers.
Business
IPO Rush: 10 Issues in Focus as Four IPOs Close on September 25
Ten IPOs were in focus on September 25, with four issues closing, four opening and two continuing their second day of bidding.
Business
Trump-Xi Dinner Brings AI and Tech Giants Into US-China Spotlight
Trump’s White House dinner with Xi Jinping brought leading US tech CEOs together, highlighting AI, chips and technology amid US-China tensions.
Business
India’s Revamped Bilateral Investment Treaty Awaits Cabinet Approval
India’s revamped Bilateral Investment Treaty framework is awaiting Cabinet approval, with local remedies and taxation safeguards expected to remain.
Business
GLP-1 Drugs Face Fresh Scrutiny Over Rare Eye Condition Linked to Vision Loss
GLP-1 drugs face fresh scrutiny over a rare eye condition that can cause vision loss, as studies, regulators and US litigation examine the possible link.
World
Italy Decrees Limits on Non‑Italian Speakers, Veils in Classrooms Rome
Italy decreed limits on non‑Italian speakers in classrooms and banned Islamic veils, with Meloni’s government framing it as integration, sparking debate over identity and rights.
Business
IRDAI Insurance Distribution Reforms: What Insurers, Brokers and Customers Need to Know
IRDAI’s proposed insurance distribution reforms could change commission structures, control distribution costs and improve transparency for customers.