🗳️ Priyanka Gandhi calls for Gyanesh Kumar's prosecution

Priyanka Gandhi has demanded criminal prosecution for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged voter roll tampering. She made these strong allegations while in Wayanad, Kerala, concerning the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Reports indicated that Commissioners Sandhu and Joshi raised objections at least 14 times over 10 months regarding SIR decisions. Gandhi stated that tampering with 13 crore voters is a criminal act against the Constitution and the nation. She firmly believes he should be tried for treason if illegal actions occurred. 🗳️

💥 Pakistan hits 10 Afghan drone sites with air strikes

Pakistan conducted air strikes on 10 locations in Afghanistan used for storing and launching drones. These strikes targeted southeastern Khost province amid rising tensions between the two nations. The action followed cross-border attacks by armed groups, reigniting conflict after a relative calm. Islamabad accused Kabul of harboring fighters, while the Taliban denied supporting such activities. This escalation threatens peace mediation efforts led by China, Turkiye, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.

💡 Schneider Electric eyes Shelly Group in huge acquisition

Schneider Electric is set to launch a bid for the Shelly Group in a massive $1.4 billion deal. This potential acquisition targets the Shelly Group, which operates within the smart home technology sector. The deal valuation stands at $1.4 billion, marking a significant corporate move in the industry. Schneider Electric aims to expand its presence in the growing smart control market through this purchase. Further developments on this major business transaction are expected in the coming months. 💡

🧐 Granite Baron Aide Arrested in POCSO Case

The CCB arrested Ganesan, a longtime aide of granite businessman Veeramani, in a POCSO case regarding alleged sexual abuse of minor girls. This arrest took place in Tamil Nadu, where Veeramani was initially arrested on August 29 with two accomplices. Investigators found video clips on Ganesan's phone purportedly showing Veeramani in an obscene act with a minor from 2019. The CCB is now looking into how Ganesan got the clips and any alleged financial influence on the probe. The ruling TVK is now questioning the handling of this case when the DMK was in power. 🧐

🏛️ High Court allows resigned MLAs to contest bypolls

The Madras High Court dismissed a PIL petition seeking to halt byelections in Madurantakam and Dharapuram. The petition was filed by advocate K. Suthan in Chennai against the practice of MLAs resigning to rejoin politics. The court ruled that Parliament, not the judiciary, should decide on cooling-off periods or expense rules for resigned MLAs. Six MLAs, including Kumaravel and Sathyabama, resigned after winning elections as AIADMK candidates before joining TVK. The ECI confirmed there is no rule forcing resigned MLAs to cover bypoll costs.

👓 Meta drops cameras, unveils new $349 smart glasses

Meta has unveiled new camera-free smart glasses to tackle rising privacy backlash against AI gadgets. These Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses, made through EssilorLuxottica, ship starting October 13 for $349. The glasses feature an expanded Muse AI assistant for voice commands, though they still record audio without a clear bystander warning. Critics suggest that audio-only recording issues might not fully ease public privacy concerns. This move positions Meta in the AI device race, aiming for the next major computing platform. 👓

🏸 India bags bronze in men's badminton at Asian Games

The Indian men's badminton team secured a bronze medal after a 3-1 semi-final loss against the People’s Republic of China in Aichi, Japan. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty clinched the tie with a victory over Liang Weikeng and Wang Chang. This medal was achieved during the Asian Games 2026 on Wednesday. Lakshya Sen, Ayush Shetty, and PV Sindhu have all received direct entry into the round of 32. The singles competition is set to begin on Friday, with finals scheduled for September 29. 🏸

🎬 Arif Zakaria on his 40-year acting journey

Actor Arif Zakaria reflected on his extensive 40-year career across various mediums. He shared insights about directors like Karan Johar and Yashraj, noting they treat actors well. Zakaria started by doing theatre for just Rs 100 and later appeared in the hit TV show Chunauti in 1987. He mentioned earning Rs 750 per episode for his first TV serial, which was substantial then. He continues to act in films like My Name is Khan and War, showcasing his versatile talent.

😠 Bengaluru entrepreneur bans hiring from four North Indian states

A Bengaluru entrepreneur named Karthik SG announced his company, A1 Sports World, will stop hiring male candidates from Rajasthan, MP, UP, or Bihar. This decision followed an internal discussion concerning a former employee accused of inappropriate behaviour towards female colleagues. The announcement was made on Wednesday, and female candidates from these states reportedly supported the move. However, the company faced heavy backlash from users and other CEOs accusing it of regional bias. Karthik defended the move by citing an incident where an employee from one of those states was fired for abusive conduct. 😠

🔢 Shillong Teer Results for September 24, 2026

The Shillong Teer results for today, September 24, 2026, have been released. These winning numbers cover all the various Teer games played in the region. Specific results include various number combinations drawn throughout the day. This daily draw is a popular event followed by many participants across Shillong. People will now check these numbers to see if they have won any prizes.

🏛️ Advocate wants contempt plea against CEC in SC

A Supreme Court advocate requested consent from the Attorney General to file a criminal contempt case against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. This move followed an Indian Express report detailing a complete breakdown of consensus within the Election Commission of India. The advocate stated that the other two commissioners objected at least 14 times over the last 10 months regarding policy changes. These alleged actions violated Supreme Court precedents requiring institutional consensus for the EC to function. The advocate argued that the CEC’s actions threatened the free and fair elections doctrine by creating a one-man autocracy. ⚖️