⚖️ Supreme Court clears Trump's citizenship database push

The US Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to use a controversial federal citizenship database for voter checks. This decision impacts states across the US as the administration pushes for federal election involvement. The ruling lifts restrictions on the SAVE programme, despite critics warning about wrongly flagging citizens. However, the court barred broad voter-roll purges immediately before the midterms. States can still check individual voter citizenship status using the federal system. 🗳️

🔭 NASA pushes PRIMA telescope development forward

NASA is actively continuing the development of the PRIMA infrared space telescope, which is set to enter Phase B for preliminary design. This 1.8-meter telescope, called Probe far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics, is planned for a five-year mission starting no earlier than 2033. It aims to study exoplanet origins, galaxy growth, and black hole evolution in the far-infrared range. Astronomer Meredith MacGregor noted it can determine the role of water in planet formation, which JWST cannot access. PRIMA will be the first mission in the new Probe Explorers class, with a cost cap of $1.2 billion. 🔭

Shooting updates: India aiming for medal in 50m 3P

Indian shooters are competing in the women's 50m rifle 3P event at the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya. Ashi Chouksey and Tilottama Sen secured top three spots after strong performances in the qualification rounds. As of September 26, 2026, Tilottama is second and Ashi is third on the leaderboard. The team standings see India currently in second place behind China, which is leading the competition. The athletes are now progressing through the various shooting positions to secure medals. 🎯

🧐 Aaditya Thackeray wants MPSC exams postponed 🧐

Shiv Sena (UBT) MLA Aaditya Thackeray wrote to the Maharashtra Governor on September 25, 2026, requesting a postponement of the MPSC State Service Mains. He made this request because the recommendations from the state-appointed reform panel, headed by Additional Chief Secretary V. Radha, are still pending. The panel received over 20,000 representations regarding issues like question-paper security and evaluation transparency. This move comes just before the State Service Main Examination is set to start in October. Thackeray also asked for age relaxation for candidates affected by any delays.

🏛️ Missouri map drama: Supreme Court rejects Trump's plan again

The US Supreme Court rejected the use of a new, Trump-backed Missouri congressional map on Friday. This decision reverts to the previous congressional districts for the November midterm elections in Missouri. The dispute affects over 1 million potential voters statewide, who were shifted under the contested map. Republicans wanted the new map to help them gain an extra seat in Congress. Voters will consequently use the 2022 and 2024 election districts moving forward.

🏆 Trick Williams wins US Title in cage match

Trick Williams defeated Baron Corbin in a WWE United States Championship Steel Cage Match in Indianapolis, Indiana. This championship match took place on September 25, 2026, with referees Dan Engler and Daphne LaShaunn officiating. The match featured intense action, including a final three Book Ends by Williams to secure the victory. Trick Williams remains the WWE United States Champion after this encounter. Meanwhile, Lash Legend stated her plans to win the Money in the Bank and take the Women’s Championship home. 👑

🏛️ Supreme Court eases bail for Delhi riots accused before wedding

The Supreme Court partially relaxed a specific bail condition for 2020 Delhi riots accused Meeran Haider on September 25, 2026. This relief was granted for Meeran Haider in the 2020 Delhi riots case, specifically in Delhi. The mandatory police station appearances were reduced from twice a week to once a week, with exemptions on his wedding day and October 24. Haider claimed the old condition hampered his job search, which the court addressed. However, the court maintained other restrictions, like a ban on public appearances, until the trial concludes. ⚖️

⚛️ MIT expands neutrino detector to 18 for rare particle study

MIT researchers are expanding the Ricochet neutrino experiment from two to 18 detectors. This international study is taking place at the Institut Laue-Langevin in Grenoble, France. The upgrade involves observing coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering, with the system growing from two to 18 detectors. This research aims to better understand neutrino properties and probe gaps in the Standard Model of particle physics. Researchers are now developing automation software to manage the complex, growing detector system.

🤝 BJP's Strength is Public Trust, Says Nitin Nabin

BJP National President Nitin Nabin stated that trust earned through public service is the party's core strength. He made this statement at a 'Seva Sankalp Sabha' in Dadiya village, Jaipur district, on September 25, 2026. Nabin cited welfare achievements, noting over 4 crore houses built and toilets for 12 crore poor families. He countered Rahul Gandhi's criticism by highlighting direct benefit transfers impacting people's lives. The event commemorated the 110th birth anniversary of Deendayal Upadhyaya. 🤝

🌱 UP bets on better sugarcane for farmer gains

The Uttar Pradesh government announced a focus on improving sugarcane productivity instead of expanding farmland. This initiative targets high-yielding, disease-resistant varieties, better seeds, and scientific farming methods. As of September 25, 2026, efforts aim to overcome red-rot pressure and boost sucrose content. Mechanization and tech like AI are being used to lower costs and increase profitability for farmers. The department is now leveraging data-driven decisions for a more transparent agricultural ecosystem. 🚜

🐦 55-million-year-old fossil shows trogon's original feet

A newly described Early Eocene trogon species, Daniatrogon kochi, showed feet that did not have the permanently reversed second toe found in modern birds. This fossil was found in Denmark during the Early Eocene epoch, around 55 million years ago. The species' discovery helps overturn assumptions about the origin of the trogon's unique foot structure. Dr. Gerald Mayr proposes early trogons were more active in branches, needing a strong grasping foot for foraging. This suggests the foot evolved before the beak changed, indicating ecological variation in early forms. 🐦