✈️ Hyderabad and Brussels Airports Team Up for Cargo Boost

Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad and Brussels Airport have inked an MoU to boost air cargo links between Hyderabad and Europe. The partnership aims to explore route development and cargo growth opportunities between the two major hubs. Together, they will assess market demand and create business cases for potential cargo connectivity. This collaboration will also engage airlines and freight forwarders to strengthen trade ties. The move aligns with Hyderabad's life sciences ecosystem and Brussels' pharma expertise for future cooperation. ✈️

🐘 High Court orders checks on 33 resorts near Coimbatore

The Madras High Court has directed Coimbatore district authorities to verify documents for 33 resorts in the Anaikatti area. This order was issued on September 18 after petitioner S. Muralidharan submitted a list including previously flagged establishments. Previously, the court ordered the closure of eight resorts lacking proper permissions, while two had permits dated July 1, 2026. Authorities must now inspect and verify all resort documents, taking legal action against any illegal operations found. Those resorts with valid licenses can continue, but those without must be shut down. 🐘

🌾 Collector pushes for millets to boost health and farmer income

The District Collector called for promoting millets as a key part of public health and farmer income. This was stated while attending the District-Level Millets Mela in Nandyal district on Thursday. Currently, 70,000 hectares are under paddy and another 70,000 hectares are for jowar, maize, and other crops during kharif. She urged reducing paddy cultivation to promote millets, pulses, and oilseeds, noting oil palm promotion. The administration will support market linkages and offers a 35% subsidy for food processing units.

🔥 Telangana allocates funds after RIMS Adilabad fire

The Telangana government released ₹11.1 crore for urgent repairs at RIMS, Adilabad, following a devastating fire that tragically claimed five infant lives. Health Minister C. Damodar Raja Narasimha held a meeting in Hyderabad to review fire safety across all healthcare facilities. The funds cover various needs, including ₹1 crore for the SNCU and ₹1.5 crore for oxygen pipeline repairs. Furthermore, the Minister mandated safety audits for all government hospitals within one month of the incident. New comprehensive fire safety guidelines are expected soon to ensure better hospital standards.

✈️ F-35 parts diverted from Australia to Hong Kong

Reports surfaced that F-35 fighter jet components were mistakenly rerouted to Hong Kong from Australia while heading to the US. The Pentagon is actively working to recover the parts, which included a cockpit canopy and weapons-bay door. This happened last week, prompting concerns about potential access by China to sophisticated military tech. Australia's Defence Minister stated the components were not sensitive, and China's Foreign Ministry claimed no awareness. The US and Lockheed Martin will manage the investigation to prevent future incidents.

🌾 Karnataka generates jobs under drought relief scheme

Karnataka has generated 1.56 crore person-days of employment under the VB-G RAM G scheme as the state faces a severe drought situation. Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister Eshwar Khandre stated this on Thursday in the Legislative Assembly, where 318 works were undertaken. For the current quarter, the government allocated ₹2,900 crore, with ₹1,000 crore already released to districts. The Minister assured that local work was being provided to prevent migration while addressing fund release complaints. He also countered criticism regarding preparedness by pointing to ongoing governmental efforts. 🌾

🚨 Cash and foreign currency found in DSP's asset case

The Telangana Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) found ₹1.35 crore in cash and foreign currency during raids. These searches targeted 10 locations across Hyderabad and Zaheerabad, focusing on suspected benamis linked to DSP Sankireddy Bheem Reddy. The recovery included about 14 litres of foreign liquor and several documents as evidence. This action is part of a disproportionate assets case registered against the DSP on June 27, 2026. The ACB confirmed the investigation is ongoing and informed the Excise Department about the liquor seizure. 💸

🌧️ BJP urges members to help flood victims in AP

BJP State president P.V.N. Madhav directed party workers to assist people affected by heavy rains across North Andhra, coastal Andhra, and Godavari districts. He reviewed the situation caused by a deep depression in the Bay during a teleconference on Thursday. While some welcomed the rain due to deficient rainfall, inundation risks required immediate action. Madhav asked cadres to visit affected areas, identify problems, and report damage to the district administration. Party members must prioritize public safety and coordinate with government machinery until the rains stop.

🎶 Musical Tribute for Pandit Shrinivas Joshi in Hubballi

A special musical tribute is planned for the first death anniversary of renowned sitar exponent Pandit Shrinivas Joshi. The event will take place at the KCCI Hall in J.C. Nagar, Hubballi, organized by Sanskar Bharati and other groups. Performances are scheduled for September 27th at 5:30 p.m., featuring three young artists. The program aims to honor Joshi's musical contributions for all music lovers to recall him. Entry to this commemorative event will be free for everyone.

⚓ CNS Swaminathan on India's Maritime Future

Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Krishna Swaminathan emphasized the necessity of maritime self-reliance for India's national security and economic expansion. He specifically highlighted the need for tighter collaboration between the Indian Navy and various industries. This focus is crucial as the global maritime environment becomes more contested in the coming years. Admiral Swaminathan stressed the rapid adoption of emerging technologies to meet modern challenges. The ongoing efforts aim to bolster India's capabilities in the sea lanes. ⚓

😟 Bihar SI Mains Exam Canceled After 4 Months Prep

The BPSSC has suddenly cancelled the SI mains exam which took place on May 27, 2026, citing 'unavoidable reasons.' This decision affected candidates aiming for 1,799 Sub-Inspector posts in Bihar. The cancellation was announced without specifying the exact reason in the latest notice issued. Affected candidates are protesting at the BPSSC office in Patna, expressing their frustration over the lack of warning. A fresh date for the written examination will be announced separately by the commission.