💧 Andhra Pradesh reservoirs steady despite heavy rains

Heavy rains over the last day and a half have kept Andhra Pradesh's overall reservoir levels stable. As of September 24, the state held 552.81 TMC out of a total capacity of 1,106.36 TMC, which is around 50%. Although Godavari and Krishna systems saw major inflows, Pennar basin and Rayalaseema reservoirs are still way below capacity. Storage levels across the five major dams remained flat over the last 24 hours as releases were regulated by inflows. This uneven water distribution across the state remains a key point to watch. 💧

🎬 Heart of the Beast (2026) on IMDb

The movie 'Heart of the Beast' is listed on IMDb for a 2026 release. It is currently in the database under the title 'Heart of the Beast'. No specific cast, crew, or plot details are provided at this time. This entry signifies an upcoming film project slated for the year 2026. More information regarding the film will likely be added closer to the release date.

😒 BJP mocks Rahul Gandhi's EC-SIR presser

The BJP criticized Rahul Gandhi's recent press conference regarding the EC-SIR row, calling it a 'damp squib'. BJP leader Pradeep Bhandari targeted the event, labeling it as 'Jhoot Ki Goonj' by a frustrated leader in New Delhi. Bhandari countered Rahul's claim of no anti-incumbency since 2014 by stating the BJP lost 20 elections since that date. Furthermore, MP Sudhanshu Trivedi pointed out Congress's lack of victories in Tamil Nadu since 1967. This counterattack followed Rahul's allegations that all elections are being rigged.

😠 GCU VC faces new heat from UDF factions

The interim Vice-Chancellor of Mahatma Gandhi University, D. Mavoothu, is now facing backlash from UDF-backed bodies. This opposition stems from his appointment decisions for paper valuation camps at the university. Specific complaints involve bypassing senior Associate Professors for camp directors, which happened at Kozhenchery and Thripunithura. UDF-backed Senate members argue these actions undermine academic freedom and seniority rules. They demand transparency in appointments and question recent large-scale staff transfers.

🌌 Black Holes' Jets Outpace Their Galaxies 🌌

Astronomers have discovered powerful black hole jets that are extending far beyond the boundaries of their host galaxies. These jets originate from supermassive black holes located across various cosmic structures. Observations recorded these jets traveling immense distances over the past few years. This finding helps scientists understand how black holes influence the evolution of galaxies. Further study is needed to determine the long-term impact of these extreme cosmic outflows.

🤖 Trump on AI with Xi: Keep Things As Is

Donald Trump stated he intends to discuss Artificial Intelligence with Xi Jinping. This conversation is expected to take place with Chinese President Xi in Washington D.C. Specific timelines or figures regarding the discussions were not provided in the statement. Trump emphasized his desire to maintain the current status quo regarding AI development between the two nations. Future steps will depend on the outcomes of these high-level dialogues. 🤖

🩺 Jharkhand NEET MDS Round 2 Merit List Out, Choices Open

The JCECEB has officially released the Final State Merit List for Round 2 of Jharkhand NEET MDS Counselling 2026. Candidates in Jharkhand can now check their final state rank on the official portal. This final merit list was released on September 24, 2026, marking the start of the next phase. Eligible candidates must complete the online choice filling and locking process between September 24 and September 26, 2026. The next step involves provisional seat allotment on September 27, 2026.

🗳️ Anyone Can Check Voter Lists, Experts Say

Experts clarified that auditing voter lists doesn't require official credentials. This process allows any citizen to review electoral rolls for accuracy. For instance, specific procedures were detailed by a Chennai expert regarding this oversight. The aim is to ensure the integrity of the democratic process across the state. Future steps involve increased public participation in maintaining accurate voter databases.

🇩🇰 Denmark opens work visa for Indians in 2027

Denmark is launching a new Collective Agreement-Based Business Scheme for Indian nationals starting January 1, 2027. This employer-driven route allows certified Danish companies to hire workers from 16 countries, including India. The minimum annual salary required under this scheme is DKK 322,000, which is roughly ₹47 lakh. Eligible employers must operate for two years and employ at least 10 full-time workers in Denmark. This pathway offers skilled Indian professionals access to a high quality of life and European work environment. 🇩🇰

🌿 Boar Tusk Necklaces: Tribal Jewellery's Natural Art

Tribal jewellery in India features stunning designs crafted from natural materials like boar tusks. These intricate pieces are made by various indigenous communities across different parts of the country. The raw materials used reflect the local biodiversity and traditional craftsmanship of these groups. This jewellery often holds deep cultural significance and tells stories of the wearer's community. It showcases the incredible connection between tribal life and nature in India. 🌿

🎗️ Head Lump Becomes Skull-Eroding Cancer

A seemingly harmless lump on Katrina Fox’s forehead grew into a golf-ball-sized tumour that destroyed part of her skull. This occurred to Katrina Fox, a 38-year-old from Rochester in Kent, UK. The growth was first noticed in September 2021 and eventually led to a diagnosis of myeloma, a blood cancer. Her prior symptoms like fatigue and pain were later linked to the cancer. She now manages the condition with medication after undergoing surgery and chemotherapy. 🎗️