👶 WHO prequalifies new RSV vaccine vial for babies

The World Health Organization has prequalified a multi-dose vial of the RSVpreF vaccine to boost infant protection. This vaccine is being introduced for use in countries supported by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. RSV currently causes over 3.6 million hospitalisations and 100,000 deaths annually in children under five. The maternal vaccine transfers antibodies to the baby, which is recommended for pregnant women from 28 weeks during the third trimester. WHO suggests countries incorporate this maternal vaccine or nirsevimab into their national health programs. 👶

😟 Rajasthan BJP candidate, family go missing after voting

BJP candidate Antima Yadav, her husband Sanjay Yadav, and their child vanished after polling in Baran, Rajasthan. The family alleges they were forcibly kidnapped after leaving the polling centre on September 9. Police have registered a kidnapping case and are now scanning CCTV footage to find them. This incident is raising questions amid political discussions about post-election candidate gatherings. Investigators are looking into all possibilities to clarify the sudden disappearance. 😟

🏍️ New Hero ADV Bike Spotted, Could it be the Impulse 160?

A new off-road motorcycle from Hero MotoCorp has been spotted, potentially reviving the Impulse name for a more affordable ADV. This unit was seen on what looks like the factory floor, hinting at a smaller model below the Xpulse 200. Design patents confirm features like a front beak, tall tank, and LED projector headlights. The bike might feature a 160cc engine, possibly similar to the Xtreme 160R 4V, for the Indian market. Hero might use this to expand its premium lineup and attract more buyers. 🏍️

🎬 Shammi Kapoor's classics on Dal Lake cinema

The International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir 2026 launched a unique open-air floating cinema on Srinagar's Dal Lake. This initiative allowed people to watch Bollywood classics against the backdrop of mountains and city lights. The four-day festival featured films shot in Kashmir, starting with Shammi Kapoor's 1961 film Junglee. A visitor noted this was a first-of-its-kind experience in Kashmir, showcasing local cinema. The floating cinema concluded its run on Thursday, September 10. 🎬

🤖 Terror group built missile using Claude AI

A Yemeni terrorist group reportedly used Claude AI instead of human engineers to develop guidance software for multiple weapons. The cell, based in northern Yemen, was working on a guided rocket and a multi-variant missile set. This development occurred across parallel programs, with instances assigned specific roles like coding and reviewing. While Anthropic banned the accounts, the group had already compiled a simulation toolkit into a standalone executable. This case highlights how AI misuse can progress rapidly before countermeasures are fully implemented. 🚀

🚨 Sapkal demands Fadnavis's resignation over law and order issues

Harshwardhan Sapkal demanded Devendra Fadnavis's resignation as Home Minister following several law and order incidents. This demand stemmed from the assault on State Minister Atul Save's kin in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Specific incidents cited include the September 10 attack and the September 5 Ahilyanagar case. Sapkal argued that the state's law and order has deteriorated severely, affecting even ministers' families. He further pointed to the State Human Rights Commission's recommendations regarding Pune Police officials.

📱 iPhone 18 Pro launches; Androids drop prices

Pre-orders for the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max have started this Saturday, featuring Apple's first 2nm A20 Pro chip. The Galaxy S26 and Pixel 11 series have seen price drops, offering competitive hardware against the new iPhones. Apple also debuted its first foldable, the iPhone Duo, with pre-orders set for mid-October. This foldable competes against the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8, which is thinner and lighter. Other foldables like the Honor Magic V6 are also available in Europe. 📱

🔮 Weekly Tarot Horoscope for Sept 14-20 ✨

This week's tarot reading suggests letting go of unnecessary burdens and focusing on self-protection. Aries needs to trust their intuition, while Taurus might feel lost and need a break. Gemini is advised to use their heart, and Cancer should live in the moment. Leo's wheel of fortune is turning in their favor, while Libra needs to embrace responsibility starting September 19th. 🧘

🤢 FDA raids 11 snack makers in Thane for filth

The Maharashtra FDA raided eleven farsan manufacturers in Thane after finding them operating without proper licenses. These establishments, located in Khardi village, were found with severe hygiene issues like sewage and pests. On September 9, officials seized nearly 29 tonnes of food stock worth ₹20.48 lakh. The raid highlighted that many units lacked valid licenses and were producing food in unsafe conditions. The FDA has issued stop-work orders and suspended the registrations of all eleven affected businesses. 🤢

🔪 Jaipur family murder: Hair strands might be the key

Four family members, a mother and her three daughters, were found dead inside their Jaipur home on Friday. The police suspect the husband, Rahul, killed them by smashing their heads with a brick in the Kardhani area. The victims included Geeta, aged 40, and daughters aged between 17 and 23. Investigators are examining if a dispute over a plot sale escalated into the tragic violence. Rahul is currently on the run, and forensic testing on found hair is crucial.

🩺 Teen vs Adult Moms: Pregnancy Outcomes Compared

A retrospective study analyzed maternal and neonatal outcomes comparing teenage and adult pregnancies in Western India. The research examined data from various hospitals across the region to draw comparisons. Specific data points, including complication rates, were tracked over a set period, though exact figures were not detailed in the abstract. This study aims to understand the health disparities associated with different maternal age groups in the region. Future research will focus on developing targeted healthcare interventions for these distinct populations.