✨ Mariah Carey's massive Tribeca penthouse is back on the market

Mariah Carey originally purchased two apartments in 1999 for a combined $9 million. These units in Tribeca were combined to create a 12,728-sq-ft triplex featuring elaborate interiors by Mario Buatta. The spectacular penthouse, which first gained fame on MTV Cribs, is now listed for $27 million. This property boasts eight bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms, and unique features like a 38-foot primary bathroom. The residence is seeking a new owner after nearly 27 years in Franklin Tower. 🤩

🛡️ Rajnath Singh warns about future security threats

Rajnath Singh emphasized the necessity of preparedness for upcoming security challenges during the News18 DEFCON 2026 event. He addressed the audience at the event, highlighting evolving geopolitical risks. The discussion focused on strategic preparedness for the years leading up to 2026. This sentiment reflects the ongoing global shifts in defense and national security priorities. Singh stressed that continuous vigilance is crucial for maintaining national safety moving forward.

😟 Oracle loses cash over New Mexico AI data center drama

Oracle has taken legal action to protect itself from mounting costs on a huge AI data center in southern New Mexico. The enterprise technology giant sent a formal notice citing force majeure to the developer, Blue Owl Capital. Oracle's shares dropped 4%, wiping out millions from its market cap following this announcement. The company isn't abandoning the project but aims to delay payments if the facility misses its 2028 target. This move comes as the Stargate project faces massive energy and financing hurdles. 😟

⚖️ Dubai buyer wins full refund from Mumbai builder

A Dubai-based Indian homebuyer successfully sued a Mumbai-based builder over two flats purchased in 2015. The builder failed to provide possession, which was promised before April 2017, despite payments made on Rs 2.35 crore and Rs 3.17 crore. The MahaREAT ruled on July 1, 2026, ordering a full refund of Rs 48.73 lakh and Rs 66.56 lakh, plus interest. The tribunal found the builder violated MOFA, 1963, by not executing a sale agreement. This decision affirmed that unfair, one-sided clauses cannot override RERA rights. 🏠

🧠 Early Sugar Exposure Links To Adult Anxiety Risk

A new study suggests that sugar exposure during a child's first 1,000 days can impact later mental health. Researchers analyzed data from over 46,000 people born in the UK during and after WWII sugar rationing. Those exposed to longer rationing periods had a lower adult anxiety risk, while those with few restrictions were more likely to develop anxiety. The study also noted changes in sweet food preferences and MRI brain scan differences in 11 brain regions. Future research should incorporate genetics to fully grasp how early nutrition affects mental health.

🌧️ Heavy rains cause traffic jams in North Andhra

Heavy inflows into seasonal streams caused major traffic disruptions across several routes in Srikakulam and Vizianagaram. The Chittigedda stream damaged the Vizianagaram-Gurla-Cheepurupalli road, forcing motorists to wait for hours. Meanwhile, old trees fell across the Srikakulam-Kalingapatnam route, halting traffic there. Joint Collector S. Sedhu Madhavan directed departments to clear waterlogging and dig temporary channels. NDRF and SDRF teams were deployed to remove the debris to restore smooth travel.

🧐 SIT formed for CMRL-Exalogic payoff case

Kerala Police have officially appointed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe corruption claims. This inquiry targets Leader of the Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan, his daughter T. Veena, and former Minister P.A. Mohamed Riyas in the CMRL-Exalogic pay-off case. The SIT, led by SP P. Vikraman and supervised by the ADGP, Crime Branch, was formed on September 24, 2026. The investigation begins by reviewing the Enforcement Directorate's communication, which alleges hawala transactions. The team is expected to submit a preliminary report within one month. 🧐

🚨 Councillor's brother arrested over murder case witness trespass

Vanchiyoor police arrested Sandeep, brother of councillor R. Sugathan, late Wednesday, September 23. He was arrested for allegedly trespassing at a witness's house in Mannanthala during the 2008 murder case of RSS worker Ranjith. Police registered a case after the accused allegedly disturbed the witness's residence. CCTV footage reportedly linked Sandeep to the incident, despite local BJP blaming CPI(M). The court is set to pronounce its verdict in the Renjith murder case within a week.

💔 Family Killed in Head-On Crash Near Shimla 💔

Three members of a family died, and their son was injured after their car hit a bus head-on. The incident occurred near Ghandal on National Highway-205, about 20 km from Shimla city, on Thursday. Dayanand, his wife Hemlata, and his mother Vidyadevi were killed, while Manish was hospitalized. The crash involved an HRTC bus from Bagipul heading towards Shimla. Police have registered a case under relevant sections, and an investigation is ongoing.

⚡ Congress MP challenges BRS on power and farm claims

Congress MP Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy questioned BRS claims regarding power and farm issues. He challenged BRS Working President K.T. Rama Rao over claims about lower power tariffs by former CM K. Chandrasekhar Rao in Bhuvanagiri. Reddy pointed out that Congress first championed free power for agriculture and that DISCOMs owed about ₹81,000 crore during BRS rule. The MP also alleged irregularities in purchasing 1,000 MW from Chhattisgarh and losses of about ₹1,000 crore at Bhadradri thermal power. Furthermore, he claimed the Yadadri thermal power project was awarded to BHEL via nomination without open bidding.

🚨 Akhilesh Yadav slams EC over 'vote theft'

Akhilesh Yadav accused the Election Commission of acting like puppets facilitating vote theft. He and Rahul Gandhi made these serious claims at a press conference in Delhi today. Yadav suggested the Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar should step down voluntarily due to dishonesty. This came after Rahul Gandhi also demanded Kumar's resignation, calling him a 'traitor'. The controversy follows reports of internal dissent within the EC regarding voter list revisions.