🚀 Telangana aims for $3T economy by 2047

Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka stated that Telangana is set to play a vital role in India's Viksit Bharat 2047 goal. Speaking at a conference in New Delhi, he outlined the state's ambition to become a $3 trillion economy by 2047. The state's GSDP hit ₹17.82 lakh crore in 2025-26, with a per capita income of ₹4.19 lakh. Telangana plans to boost its national economic share from 5% to 10% by attracting private investment. The state is also developing a net-zero megacity and strengthening its youth through education initiatives. 🚀

🤝 MLA says quick fixes are the aim of Praja Seva Abhiyan

The Praja Seva Abhiyan was organized to connect officials and the public to address grievances quickly. MLA Sharanabasappa Darshanapur inaugurated the event at Arbol Kalyan Mantap in Shahapur on Saturday. This initiative continues the spirit of 'Jana Samparka' meetings started during CM Siddaramaiah's term. Officials are urged to resolve issues locally or escalate them swiftly to Bengaluru departments. This aims to prevent citizens from having to visit government offices repeatedly. 🤝

😠 Salman Khan drops hat on troll culture in Bigg Boss 20

Salman Khan visibly lashed out at the culture of online trolling during the Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss Season 20. As the host, he confronted trolls who commented on his age, weight, and haircut by removing his hat and jacket. This happened after he addressed Scout's gaming community for their aggressive comments. He also discussed the selection of contestants, mentioning shortcomings in the house lineup. The show continues to be a major talking point on JioHotstar and Colors TV.

🔥 Basavadi event sparks debate among religious leaders

A proposed Basavadi Sharanara Hindu Samavesha in Kalaburagi on September 27 has caused a major debate among religious figures. Koraneshwara Swami and Basava Prabhu Swami opposed the event, mainly objecting to the inclusion of the word 'Hindu' in the title. They argued the convention risked misinterpreting the 12th-century reformer Basaveshwara's vachanas. Conversely, Parmananda Swami and Chandragund Swami defended the event, expecting nearly 300 religious heads to attend. Organising president Chandrakant Patil noted that official permission for the gathering is still pending.

🏏 Rashid Khan on sudden T20I captaincy change

Rashid Khan expressed confusion over his removal as Afghanistan T20I captain earlier this year. The change happened after the team failed to advance past the group stage in the 2026 T20 World Cup. In total, he captained the side in 48 T20Is, achieving 26 wins and 22 losses. Despite the recent World Cup showing, his tenure included reaching the 2024 T20 World Cup semi-finals. Now, Ibrahim Zadran has taken over the leadership role for the team.

🗳️ ABVP's DUSU win boosts BJP after student protests

The BJP-backed ABVP swept three out of four central posts in the Delhi University Students’ Union election. This happened as Rahul Gandhi launched his student outreach campaign in Indore. The victory came nearly two months after youth protests over the NEET paper leak. BJP leaders cited this win as a sign of youth faith in their policies, countering Congress's narrative. The party plans to ramp up its Gen Z outreach through campus visits nationwide.

🌊 VSU students clean Mypadu Beach for environment

Vikrama Simhapuri University students and faculty organized a major cleanliness drive at Mypadu Beach. This event took place in Nellore, marking International Coastal Cleanup Day as part of ‘Swachh Sagar – Surakshit Sagar 5.0’. VSU Vice-Chancellor Prof. Allam Srinivasa Rao attended the beach-cleaning programme on Saturday. Participants collectively pledged to reduce plastic use and protect the marine environment. This initiative aims to raise public awareness about coastal area preservation. 🌊

✈️ Mamnoor airport land secured, naming suggestions invited

The state government has completed the land acquisition for the Nizam-era Mamnoor airport on the outskirts of Warangal city. Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced this on social media platforms, having allocated ₹295 crore for the land purchase. The Airports Authority of India has issued a tender valued at ₹213.59 crore for construction, published on September 14 with bids opening on November 9. This development addresses Warangal's long-standing need for an airport, which the previous government failed to deliver. The government aims to complete the airport by June 2, 2028, reflecting Kakatiya heritage. ✈️

📱 Samsung Gives Free Feature Upgrades to Millions of Galaxy Phones

Samsung has officially confirmed that it will be providing free feature upgrades for a massive number of its Galaxy phones. This rollout will benefit millions of users across various models and regions. The upgrades are scheduled to begin implementation on October 1st, covering specific hardware and software enhancements. This move aims to boost customer satisfaction and keep older devices feeling modern. Users are advised to check the official Samsung support page for their specific device eligibility. 📱

🛡️ Police tag 37,932 kids for Tirumala safety

Tirupati district police tagged 37,932 children as part of a major child-safety initiative during the nine-day Brahmotsavams. This drive started on Tuesday, September 15, amidst the large crowds visiting Tirumala. The tags hold vital details to help quickly locate separated children and reunite them with their families. The system has already helped trace and safely return three lost children to their parents. Police are increasing surveillance and urging guardians to keep the tags secure. 🛡️

🔥 Women rappers challenge climate justice with new track

Sollisai Sistahs released their new Tamil rap track, Veppa Marathadiyila, questioning who gets relief during climate crises. The group, including rappers Kavya and Abisha, is from Alangudi village in Mayiladuthurai district. This track is part of the Climate Emergency Mixtape, which was published on September 19, 2026. Instead of discussing policy, the mixtape focuses on the lived experiences of marginalized communities facing climate change. The song powerfully links climate issues with caste, class, and gender inequality.