🕉️ Adhikari slams past governments over Hindu traditions

Suvendu Adhikari claimed that successive Left Front and Trinamool Congress governments actively tried to damage Bengali Hindu traditions. He stated these efforts spanned nearly five decades, covering the 34-year Left Front rule and the 15 years of TMC governance. Adhikari said the BJP is now working to restore religious practices and heritage. His remarks followed TMC's criticism of BJP regarding the monk’s situation. He urged people to stay united in preserving their identity and traditions.

⚠️ Harvard warns international students about visa rule change

Harvard University issued a September message for all international students regarding a major visa rule overhaul. This advisory concerns students in the U.S. and those planning to travel, specifically mentioning deadlines for F-1 and J-1 visas. The new Department of Homeland Security rules take effect on September 15, replacing the 'duration of status' system with fixed end dates. Students re-entering after this date will face stricter limits, while those already in the U.S. are grandfathered in. Students should check their documents and consult the international office before any travel plans. 🛂

🦴 Young Union Soldier Found After 160+ Years 🇺🇸

The remains of a young Union soldier were unearthed during excavations at Manassas National Battlefield Park in March 2024. Archaeologists found him near a site linked to the August 1862 Second Battle of Manassas in Virginia. Analysis placed the soldier's age between 16 and 19, and the dig also revealed four amputated limbs. This discovery provides rare insight into battlefield medicine from the Civil War era. The soldier is scheduled to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery on August 13, 2026.

😮 Seattle's infamous gum wall gets a massive cleanup 😮

The Seattle Gum Wall, an unusual landmark, accumulated around one million pieces of gum over the years. This bizarre feature is located beneath the famous Pike Place Market in Seattle. In 2015, workers spent 130 hours removing 2,350 pounds of gum to protect the bricks. This buildup concerned authorities because the gum's sugar was eroding the historic structure. However, the tradition quickly resumed as visitors started adding fresh gum again.

😟 Telangana CM needs answer on ₹15k crore fee dues

BJP Telangana president N. Ramchander Rao demanded a clear statement from CM A. Revanth Reddy regarding the nearly ₹15,000 crore fee reimbursement dues. He made this demand at the BJP State office in Hyderabad on Saturday, September 12, 2026. Rao stated that the BRS government had accumulated ₹5,430 crore, while the Congress government added another ₹6,037 crore. He suggested a Direct Benefit Transfer mechanism to credit the amount directly to students' accounts. The BJP leader also criticized the government over G.O. 97 affecting polytechnic students. 😟

🌬️ Iowa's wind farms funding local infrastructure boost

Wind turbines first appeared in Howard County in 2008 and have since become a major revenue source for the area. These turbines are located in Howard County, Iowa, and generate significant tax income annually. In the 2024-25 tax year, 147 turbines generated $2.71 million, which is about 14.5% of the county's revenue. This funding has been used to support 30+ bridge projects and pave 20 miles of roads. Moving forward, this revenue helps maintain infrastructure without increasing taxes on local residents. 💰

🔬 New Microfluidic System Boosts Particle Purity

Researchers developed a novel microfluidic system for efficiently enriching particles. This system integrates an acoustic field with an oscillatory flow mechanism. The technology was detailed in a publication from Wiley Online Library. It promises a significant leap in particle separation techniques across various fields. Future applications could enhance diagnostic accuracy in labs. 🔬

🏛️ Bombay HC won't block Maratha quota march to Mumbai

The Bombay High Court refused to issue any restraining orders against Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange-Patil’s planned march to Mumbai. This decision was made after the court found the petitioner's case relied only on past experiences, with no current situation demanding intervention. Jarange-Patil has been on an indefinite hunger strike in Jalna district since August 29, demanding reservations for the Maratha community. A division bench heard a petition from Nilesh Dhanukar, who feared chaos ahead of the Ganesh festival starting on September 14. The court stated it cannot stop citizens from protesting in a democratic setup. ✊

⚽ Chelsea fans' preferred starting XI for Hull City

Chelsea fans have voted on their preferred lineup ahead of the match against Hull City this afternoon. The majority selection favored a 3-4-3 / 3-4-2-1 formation, with Martinez getting 95% of the vote. Key players like Rogers (98%) and Palmer (98%) were strongly preferred in the attacking roles. Colwill (63%) and Lacroix (96%) were also highly rated in defense and midfield, respectively. This strong consensus shows the fans have a clear idea of the team balance they want to see.

🚀 Modi meets UAE Prince; big deals on defense and green energy

PM Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on September 12th. This high-level talk took place at Hyderabad House in New Delhi during the 18th BRICS Summit. Discussions covered defense, space, nuclear energy, and a massive $11.5 billion investment in Odisha. This project aims to make Odisha a global hub for aluminium manufacturing, boosting economic ties. The leaders are set to further strengthen their strategic partnership moving forward. 🤝

🗣️ Congress asks Modi govt to boost India's global standing

The Congress urged the Modi government to restore India's diplomatic stature by rebuilding trust in the Global South. This call came during the BRICS Summit, where they noted the government's limited role in the West Asia war. They specified that special measures are needed regarding Iran and South Africa's support. Furthermore, Congress asked for a press conference on BRICS outcomes and deeper South-South cooperation. This action is seen as crucial for India to be a credible bridge between the Global South and Global North.