business Domestic equities saw a slight rebound on September 11 following a drop in global crude prices and some buying interest. This action occurred in the Indian market, with Nifty 50 closing 0.34% lower at 23,398. Brent crude dropped 2.3% to $105.14 per barrel on that day. Analysts note the index shows weak technical structure, with support near 23,200–23,250. Caution is advised as traders watch these levels for further direction.
top Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk appealed for national support for Ladakh's democratic fight early Saturday. He made this plea from near Jantar Mantar in Delhi, representing Leh Apex Body. The core issue stems from the lack of assurance from the Centre regarding land and governance before a democratic government forms. Wangchuk stated that the September 9 meeting resulted in no concrete decisions, only tea. If assurance isn't given within a week, they plan a large demonstration.
science Wildlife SOS is running a campaign urging travelers to stop taking elephant rides in India. This practice often involves capturing calves from the wild and subjecting them to harsh training. The rides can carry over 300 kg, putting serious strain on the elephants' spines and feet over time. Captive elephants frequently face long periods chained, leading to psychological distress. Ultimately, tourist payments sustain the demand that keeps these animals in captivity.
tech Several soundbars now offer Dolby Atmos within the ₹20,000 price segment for home cinema upgrades. These options include the Sony HT-S100F in India, the Samsung 300W 2.1 ch Soundbar, and the Sony HT-S20R 5.1ch system. The Samsung unit is priced at ₹12,990, while the Zebronics model is available for ₹11,999 as of the launch. These soundbars help create an immersive sound experience without the complexity of a full theatre setup. Buyers should check specs carefully based on their room size and desired audio depth. 🎧
business The article clarifies the difference between the Census and the National Population Register (NPR) in India. The NPR is a continuous data system recording selected info for every resident, unlike a one-time count. The Citizenship Act, amended in 2003, mandates registration for citizens, linking local registers to form the NPR. This process aims to identify duplicate entries, though UN standards require continuous updates. Currently, verifying citizenship for older generations without proper records poses challenges, especially in border areas. 🧐
business Both Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel have launched prepaid plans priced at ₹349 for their customers. Jio provides unlimited voice calls, 100 SMS/day, and 2GB of daily data for 28 days. Airtel's competing plan includes unlimited voice calls, 100 SMS/day, and 1.5GB of daily data, also valid for 28 days. Jio bundles extra perks like JioHotstar and 18 months of Google Gemini AI Pro, while Airtel includes Adobe Express Premium and Apple Music. Users should check the specific benefits to decide which plan is better for them. 📶
health New research suggests that just three minutes of all-out effort can cause more blood changes than 90 minutes of moderate cycling. Scientists at Rockefeller University found this after observing six 30-second sprints versus steady cycling. The intense sprints caused nearly a quarter of 2,800 proteins to change, compared to less than a quarter of a percent for the moderate group on October 26, 2023. This indicates that intensity plays a huge role in how the body adapts to exercise, not just duration. While short bursts are powerful, they don't replace the benefits of longer, consistent activity. 🏃
business Microsoft's Chief Communications Officer, Frank Shaw, is stepping down after nearly 29 years with the company. He served in this role across major industry shifts and huge acquisitions at Microsoft. Shaw directed strategic messaging since 1997, overseeing deals like the $26.2 billion LinkedIn purchase in 2016. He expressed gratitude to his team in an internal memo, calling them his 'ka-tet'. Shaw will remain through the end of the calendar year while the company finalizes next steps. 😮
india West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari ate traditional fish and pulao bhog at Kalighat temple on Thursday, September 10, 2026. This happened amidst controversy after preacher Bageshwar Baba urged Bengalis to skip non-vegetarian food during Durga Puja. The BJP shared the video, highlighting the traditional practice of offering fish. The CM also directed police action against those protesting the preacher. This comes as many BJP leaders defended the right to consume non-veg during the festival. 🐟
sports Harita Bhadra recently set a new personal best of 11.22 seconds in the 100m final at the Indian Athletics Series Final in New Delhi. She achieved this feat while representing India, with her teammate Unnathi Bollanda also participating. This performance secured her spot for the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, which is her first international competition. Bhadra previously qualified for the 200m with a 23.14 seconds in Bhubaneswar in June. She aims to reach the podium and achieve a personal best at the upcoming Asian Games.
india Harish Rawat resigned from his Congress positions following reports linking his former aide to a cash and recruitment controversy. This occurred in Uttarakhand, where he was a member of the Uttarakhand Pradesh Congress Committee. The issue surfaced around September 12, 2026, relating to the seizure of cash and jewelry from his aide, Jina. Rawat stepped down to prevent any action from weakening the party's anti-corruption fight before the state polls. He maintained that he would face legal consequences if he was ever found involved in wrongdoing.
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