🇮🇳 Bangladesh PM visit to India expected in November

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is reportedly planning a visit to India soon. This potential trip is being finalized between the governments of Delhi and Dhaka. Details regarding the exact schedule and agenda are currently being worked out by both sides. The visit is seen as a significant step in strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations. Further updates on the dates and itinerary are anticipated in the coming weeks.

🏏 Cummins names Pujara toughest Indian player

Pat Cummins identified Cheteshwar Pujara as the toughest Indian player he ever faced in cricket. This was mentioned during a promotional video for Prime Video Sport, where he was asked to pick from various nations. Pujara played 25 Tests against Australia, accumulating 2,074 runs with an average of 49.38. Cummins described Pujara as being "just like death by a thousand papercuts," highlighting his defensive strength. Pujara recently announced his retirement from international cricket last year. 🏏

🏏 Kingsmen snatch CPL 2026 final spot

Jamaica Kingsmen successfully chased down 206/4 to qualify for the CPL 2026 final. They defeated Guyana Amazon Warriors in the second qualifier match. The Warriors scored 206/4 in 20 overs, while Kingsmen won by five wickets in 19.4 overs. Despite Hetmyer's 102* in the first innings, Kingsmen's top-five batters powered the chase. Rovman Powell and Hassan Khan clinched the victory for Kingsmen. 🏆

💃 Alia Bhatt rocks fuchsia kurta at Ganesh Visarjan

Alia Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor, and Neetu Kapoor celebrated Ganesh Visarjan at their Mumbai home on Friday. Alia was seen wearing a fuchsia kurta and Farshi Salwar set from Mulmul. The ensemble, priced around Rs 19,000 without the dupatta, features Cupro Satin fabric. The outfit is perfect for small festive gatherings due to its lightweight and breathable nature. Alia and Ranbir are next slated to star in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Love & War in 2027.

🔥 Honeymoon fire turns tragic in Darjeeling

A barbecue fire at a homestay in Sitong engulfed a newly married woman, Nikita Saha, causing her 60 percent burns. Her husband, Samir Das, was also injured while attempting to save her during the incident on Thursday night. Nikita is currently receiving treatment at a private hospital in Siliguri, while Samir was discharged after initial care. The couple alleged turpentine oil was used, but the homestay owner admitted an employee poured kerosene instead of cooking oil. Police have started an investigation after the family filed a complaint at the Kurseong police station. 💔

🎬 Ajay Devgn's Ranger Postponed to 2027

Ajay Devgn's upcoming film, Ranger, has officially been pushed to the year 2027. The movie stars Ajay Devgn alongside Sanjay Dutt and Tamannaah Bhatia. Originally slated for December 4, the release is now expected after Eid in March 2027. This jungle adventure film features Ajay as a forest officer battling poachers led by Sanjay Dutt. The delay ensures it won't clash with Akshay Kumar and Vidya Balan’s film, Eetha. 🎬

📈 3 stocks hitting stock split record dates next week

Several companies have set their record dates for upcoming stock splits next week. Taal Tech, Midwest Energy, and Naturite Agro Products are the companies involved in these corporate actions. The record dates are set for September 22nd, September 25th, and September 25th, respectively. Stock splits make shares more accessible to retail investors, keeping overall market cap the same. Investors must buy shares one trading day before the record date to qualify for the split.

🚗 Mahindra Vision S spotted with Scorpio-like tail lamps

Latest spy shots show Mahindra's upcoming Vision S SUV featuring vertical lamps integrated into the rear pillars. The prototype, seen in new images, shares a visual cue similar to the Scorpio Classic and Scorpio N. These sightings come as the SUV is rumored to be a sub-4m Scorpio Sport. The vehicle also sports chunky 16-inch tyres and suggests an independent rear suspension setup. A launch for the Vision S is currently expected in August 2027. 🤩

💥 Severe damage spotted at US base in Kuwait after Iranian strikes

Newly released images show severe destruction at a US base in Kuwait following an Iranian retaliatory strike. The damage was seen at structures including a bunker and the base's airfield in Kuwait. Reports indicate 18 US forces have been killed and 824 wounded since the war began on February 28. The Pentagon inspector general noted hundreds of buildings were damaged, costing billions. Rebuilding the affected bases is estimated to be a decades-long project. 💥

✈️ UAE plans flying cars test with Chinese tech

Ras Al Khaimah in the UAE has signed a deal with a Chinese company to test new flying transport vehicles. This collaboration aims to pioneer next-generation aerial mobility solutions within the emirate. The agreement kicks off in early 2024, marking a significant step for urban transport innovation in the region. This initiative aligns with the UAE's push towards futuristic smart city development. Further testing and regulatory approvals are expected in the coming months. 🚀

🏛️ TN firm on two-language policy, rejects Navodaya schools

Tamil Nadu's School Education Minister Rajmohan stated the state will stick to its two-language policy. He announced that the government would not provide land for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) following the CBSE syllabus. The Supreme Court had given the state three months from September 17 to find land for these schools by December 15, 2025. Despite court suggestions, the Minister maintained that Tamil Nadu's two-language stance will not change. The issue is slated for further discussion on December 14.