🏏 Maharaj takes wicket, Marsh hits quick 60

Keshav Maharaj dismissed Mitchell Marsh via catch by Matthew Breetzke during the Australia tour of South Africa, 2026. This dismissal occurred after Marsh had scored a quick-fire 60 runs from just 36 balls. Maharaj trapped Marsh by dragging his length back, tempting him into a drive that went straight to cover. Marsh had earlier lit up the ground with massive shots, including a huge 88-meter hit. South Africa desperately needed this wicket to change the momentum of the match. 🏏

🚀 Delivery Hero pauses CEO departure over Uber's massive bid

Delivery Hero has cancelled plans for its CEO to leave the company. This decision comes amidst Uber's aggressive $14.8 billion takeover bid for the platform. The proposal was officially put forward on September 25, 2023. The move signals a major shift in the competitive landscape of the delivery sector. Future developments will depend on how the shareholders respond to Uber's offer.

🎬 Salman-Nayanthara's 'Monster' gets big theatrical deal

Salman Khan and Nayanthara's upcoming film 'Monster' has reportedly locked a massive Rs 100 crore theatrical deal. PVRInox, a multiplex giant, secured the all-India distribution rights for the movie. This deal is set for a wide release on Eid 2027, with the film being directed by Vamshi Paidipally. The distributor is confident in the film's potential to generate substantial profits. Additionally, Ronit Roy and Seema Biswas have reportedly joined the cast for shooting in Mumbai. 🎬

🕹️ Microsoft helps bust 30-year-old Atari landfill myth

A long-standing urban myth claimed Atari buried millions of unsold game cartridges in the New Mexico desert. In 2014, an archaeological excavation, funded by Microsoft, sought to confirm this legend near El Paso. The team dug into the landfill, uncovering 1,382 cartridges within a restricted two-day window. Former Atari employee James Heller confirmed that 728,000 cartridges were dumped in 1983. Recovered items were auctioned, raising over $100,000 for local institutions. 🕹️

🎤 Netanyahu's UN speech: Gaza, Iran, and Mamdani drama

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to address the UN General Assembly on September 24, 2025. He will speak in New York City, USA, addressing issues related to the Gaza war and warning about Iran. The speech comes as Israel's general election is set for October 27, amid ongoing international criticism. Netanyahu intends to defend his military actions and directly challenge New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani. His very short visit is due to the Jewish festival of Sukkot.

🌾 Karnataka council debates government guarantee schemes

A heated debate erupted in the Karnataka Legislative Council regarding the state government's guarantee schemes. Former Council Chairman Basavaraj Horatti raised concerns about farm labor shortages in rural areas. He pointed out that after schemes, finding workers for cattle or cotton harvesting has become difficult. Congress members defended welfare programs like Gruha Lakshmi as financial security, not charity. Minister Vijayanand Kashappanavar asserted that the government is already reviewing these schemes. 🌾

😲 Rakhi Sawant calls out Govinda over Komal Rani

Rakhi Sawant reacted strongly to Govinda visiting Lalbaugcha Raja with Komal Rani Swarnkar. The incident occurred during the Ganpati celebrations in Mumbai. Rakhi questioned his choice, especially given he has been with his wife, Sunita Ahuja, for forty years. She publicly urged him to be with his wife instead of another woman. This comes amid existing speculation about a relationship between Govinda and Komal. 😲

🎓 Sahrdaya College hits silver jubilee mark

Sahrdaya College of Engineering and Technology in Thrissur is celebrating its silver jubilee over three days. The celebrations will highlight education, innovation, sports, and community development initiatives. Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan will attend the inaugural program on Saturday, alongside Union Minister of State Suresh Gopi. Furthermore, the IEDC Summit 2026 is scheduled for September 28 on campus. Industries Minister P.K. Kunhalikutty will inaugurate this summit themed “Innovation Beyond the Future.”

🛡️ Karnataka HC backs DRDO land grab for AI project

The Karnataka High Court has upheld the land acquisition of about 1.27 acres in Bengaluru for the DRDO's Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics. This decision ended a long-running legal dispute involving the DRDO and local landowners. The acquisition process, which started with a notification in 1987, was previously set aside in 2014 by a single judge. The Division Bench, comprising Justice D.K. Singh and Justice H. Shanthi Bhushan, validated the acquisition as vital for the protected defence project area. The court clarified that landowners' compensation rights remain protected under the applicable law.

🏥 Kerala's 24x7 specialty care faces political roadblocks

The government's plan for 24x7 specialty care services is facing hurdles in Punalur taluk hospital. Local political pressure has forced the removal of several PG doctors from various institutions like Yeroor and Kundara. The initial phase included specialties like General Medicine and Orthopaedics, announced last month. Despite promises, Punalur currently has only two or three PG doctors per specialty against the promised nine. The Health department has now pushed for the creation of 1,120 specialist and 520 casualty medical officer posts.

🧐 DGP checks Hassan Prison, notes overcrowding issue

DGP Alok Kumar visited the Hassan district prison on Thursday to check the prison administration. He was accompanied by Hassan Superintendent of Police Shubhangi and senior officials while inspecting the facilities. The prison currently holds 334 inmates against a sanctioned capacity of 250 as of September 24, 2026. Kumar stated that the department proposed building a new prison due to the space shortage. Ten inmates involved in fights will be shifted to the Mysuru prison for disciplinary action.