🏏 Rashid Khan praises young Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's skill

Rashid Khan highlighted the evolving power of Afghanistan cricket ahead of the final ODI series. He specifically praised young Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, noting his god-gifted talent and fearless approach to batting. Khan mentioned that while Afghanistan needs work on powerplay batting, they showed promise by beating England in the 2023 World Cup. He believes Sooryavanshi's shot selection and power are rare qualities in a young player. The team's next step is to maintain momentum and manage their success going forward. 🏏

🕉️ Meenakshi Temple Kumbhabhishekam kicks off in Madurai

The Kumbhabhishekam ceremony at the Sri Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple began on Thursday, September 17, 2026, with grand illuminations. Senior priests from various temples are currently carrying holy water to the flower-decorated gopurams. The consecration is scheduled to take place between 7:40 a.m. and 8:10 a.m. Various VIPs, including Tamil Nadu Ministers and judges, have gathered early at the site. Thousands of people have lined up outside to witness this major event. 🕉️

😴 Cancer sign needs a serious chill today

Cancer is advised to prioritize rest and recharge their batteries on September 17, 2026. This advice comes after navigating difficult periods spanning 2 to 3 months or even 2 to 3 years. The horoscope suggests listening to the body's cues and focusing on good eating and play. As emotional strength returns, the sign will feel capable of loving life more deeply. It is important to celebrate past wins and acknowledge all the lessons learned.

♈ Aries Horoscope: Finding Your Inner Fire Today

Aries is advised to trust their feelings and stop feeling chained down by external pressures. The sign should shake off the fear of not being accepted to thrive in their current situation. It is suggested to hold onto their core 'why' as they continue their journey. Soon, their desired opportunities and ships are expected to arrive. The cosmic tip is to swim through worries instead of drowning in them.

✨ Gemini Horoscope: Big Rewards on Sept 17, 2026

Gemini is set for a fast-paced and positive day as desired. This positive energy is occurring for Gemini in general. The forecast is for September 17, 2026, with sudden opportunities and breakthroughs. Having built their inner circle, they are ready to enjoy their deserved rewards. Life is expected to look and feel very different in the coming weeks.

🌟 Leo's cosmic nudge for September 17, 2026

Leos are advised to seriously consider a new opportunity or idea currently presented to them. Many might be viewing this chance with a feeling of dejection or resignation. However, guides suggest this opportunity could be a major positive turning point for the near future. The cosmic tip emphasizes that self-limitation is the only thing currently holding Leos back. Therefore, remaining open-minded is key to making the best use of this time.

🏥 Hospitals marking up medical supplies by thousands%

Hospitals are allegedly charging patients significantly inflated prices for common medical consumables. This issue was flagged by Tukaram Mundhe of the Maharashtra FDA on Tuesday, highlighting the lack of regulation on most medical devices. Reports indicate mark-ups on certain consumables can reach as high as 2,841%. This happens because most medical devices are not capped under the Drugs (Prices Control) Order, 2013. The government is urged to create guidelines to control the gap between procurement costs and the final MRP. 🏥

🏛️ SC slams govt for denying benefits to disabled soldiers

The Supreme Court pulled up the Central Government and the defence ministry for contesting appeals from disabled soldiers. This happened after the court cited the 2015 Raksha Mantri Report, which noted many soldiers were denied benefits on technical grounds. Over 270 appeals filed by the government were junked by the court in this ruling. The court stressed that despite recommendations to withdraw such litigation, appeals continued for a long time. The bench ultimately upheld the Entitlement Rules 2008 while criticizing the delay in appeals. 🏛️

🧐 Jharkhand Congress demands separate OBC census column

Jharkhand Congress held a protest march to the Lok Bhavan demanding a separate column for OBCs in the Census 2027. The march was led by Keshav Mahto Kamlesh from Ranchi, alongside several state cabinet ministers and MLAs. During this rally on September 16, 2026, a 10-member delegation met Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar. Leaders argued that accurate OBC population data is crucial for fair socio-economic and political representation. They urged the Governor to convey this demand to the Central Government immediately. 🧐

🏏 Matthew Wade hangs up BBL bat for coaching role

Matthew Wade has officially retired from the BBL to concentrate on his coaching career. He played 119 BBL games, with 90 of those being for the Hobart Hurricanes. Wade's career includes his maiden BBL title in 2024-25, and he is ninth all-time in BBL runs. He previously consulted with Australia's men's team while still playing. This decision comes as he was already focused on his coaching journey. 🏏

🩺 MRI for Pelvic Issues in Younger People

Pelvic Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is being explored for its utility in younger populations. Researchers examined its application in various clinical scenarios across different age groups. The study focused on imaging capabilities around January 2024, detailing specific diagnostic advantages. This advanced imaging technique helps in better understanding and diagnosing complex pelvic conditions early on. Future research aims to standardize its use in pediatric and young adult care. 🩺