🚨 Congress MP detained at IIT-Bombay protest

Congress MP Varsha Gaikwad and party workers were detained by police outside IIT Bombay on Thursday. They were protesting the death of student Sahil Wakode, a second-year BTech student. Wakode was found hanging on September 18, hours after allegedly using ChatGPT during an exam. Gaikwad called the incident 'institutional murder' and demanded a full investigation into the case. Congress is demanding accountability, while the institute disputes the caste-based discrimination claims.

😠 CJP threatens protest if CEC Gyanesh Kumar doesn't resign

The Cockroach Janta Party announced it will start a nationwide agitation if Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar does not resign within 48 hours. The party made this demand in Delhi, following an Indian Express report detailing objections from two election commissioners. These objections related to decisions on electoral rolls, including issues in West Bengal and Goa, dating back to June 2025. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke claimed Kumar was acting under Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s instructions. The party also demanded a freeze on the SIR and a review of the 2023 appointment law. 😠

⚖️ SC sets new rules for POCSO in custody fights ⚖️

The Supreme Court has established new safeguards to stop the misuse of the POCSO Act in family disputes. This decision was made by a bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and KV Viswanathan on September 24th. The Court noted the growing trend of false complaints being filed to gain leverage in custody battles. The safeguards apply when the accused is a parent or family member living with the child in a matrimonial dispute. Furthermore, police cannot automatically arrest and must involve an expert child psychiatrist during investigations.

✊ IIT Bombay Case: Parents Detained Before Hunger Strike

Sahil Wakode's parents were detained in Bhandup while preparing for a hunger strike related to the IIT Bombay case. The detention occurred after the student initiated protests concerning the ongoing situation. Specific dates and figures regarding the detention or the case timeline were not provided in the source. This action is part of the escalating tensions surrounding the student's advocacy and demands. Authorities are currently managing the situation as the hunger strike is imminent. ✊

⚖️ Calcutta HC questions EC on TMC symbol allocation

The Calcutta High Court has raised concerns regarding the Election Commission's decision on the 'Envelope' symbol. This ruling specifically questions the allocation given to the Democratic TMC party. The matter came up concerning the recent electoral symbols distributed for the upcoming polls. The court is scrutinizing the fairness behind this symbol distribution process. Further judicial oversight is expected as the matter moves through the legal channels. ⚖️

🧪 Melbourne joins global drug discovery effort

The University of Melbourne has joined the Structural Genomics Consortium, creating SGC-Melbourne as its Australasia site. This new site allows Australian scientists to contribute to Target 2035, a global mission aiming for a pharmacological tool for every human protein by 2035. A major part of Target 2035 involves generating data to build next-gen AI tools for drug discovery. SGC-Melbourne will connect Australian expertise in protein science with the global SGC network. This collaboration aims to make drug discovery more computational, speeding up future medicine identification. 🧪

💰 BJP's Bengal Spend Tops Congress's Multi-State Total

BJP's spending in West Bengal elections alone was Rs 286.99 crore, surpassing Congress's total spend of Rs 248.55 crore across five states. This massive outlay accounted for over half of the BJP's total Rs 529.38 crore across Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Bengal. The BJP won 207 out of 293 seats in Bengal, whereas Congress won only two seats there. In contrast, Kerala showed Congress spending more than BJP in that state's contest. The BJP's central headquarters balance rose to Rs 7,627.2 crore during the election period. 📈

👮 Delhi cop traces 76 missing kids during pandemic

Head Constable Seema Dhaka traced 76 missing children across four states in just two and a half months. She was with Delhi Police, starting from Samaypur Badli Police Station in Delhi's Outer North district. This feat occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic, which began in 2020. Her achievement led to her becoming the first Delhi Police personnel to receive an out-of-turn promotion. She continues to serve, embodying dedication in challenging investigations. 🌟

🏛️ INDI bloc targets CEC Gyanesh Kumar again

The INDI bloc is preparing to file an impeachment motion against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar Gupta in both Houses of Parliament. This move follows reports questioning the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process involving the CEC. Specifically, two commissioners formally objected at least 14 times over the last 10 months regarding SIR decisions. The opposition is taking action after previous attempts in March and April 2026 were rejected or are pending. Furthermore, Congress units are planning protest marches on September 25 demanding his removal. 🧐

🏛️ Opposition pushes for Chief Election Commissioner impeachment again

The Opposition is preparing a new impeachment motion against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Congress and the INDIA bloc agreed on the move, which could be submitted in Parliament next week. This follows an Indian Express report stating two Commissioners raised objections 14 times over 10 months. The Opposition cites these objections as fresh grounds for action against Mr. Kumar's functioning. The Election Commission maintains all its decisions, including SIR, were unanimous and lawful. 🗳️

🌬️ Envision drops new 16.7 MW offshore wind turbine 🌬️

Envision Energy has launched its EN-252/16.7 offshore wind turbine, designed specifically for high-wind international markets. This new machine is based on the existing Model Z platform and features AI-based monitoring for better reliability. It could potentially boost annual energy production by 1-2% and cut turbine numbers by 10% in a gigawatt-scale project. Furthermore, these upgrades are estimated to lower the levelised cost of energy (LCOE) by 2-4%. The turbine can handle extreme conditions, surviving gusts up to 82 metres per second under a once-in-50-year event scenario.