🚨 Woman hits seven pedestrians in Nagpur; drunk driving suspected

A 32-year-old woman was arrested after ramming her speeding Kia Seltos into seven pedestrians in Nagpur on Tuesday night. The incident happened near the Dinshaw factory in the Gorewada area of Nagpur. The victims included three children, and the crash occurred after she hit another SUV first. Police suspect the woman was drunk-driving, pending medical examination reports. Officials are currently reviewing CCTV footage to determine the next steps.

🤝 Oxford & NGO release guide for education reform

Oxford University and ShikshaLokam released a playbook detailing how governments and civil society can cooperate for systemic change in public education. This guide stems from studying the Shikshagraha movement, backed by S.D. Shibulal, to enhance reform implementation. Currently, over 35 partners are working with 1.17 lakh schools across 33 districts in 14 States and UTs. The playbook stresses that while governments provide mandate, civil society brings local knowledge and experimentation. The document prioritizes clear roles, integrating with existing public systems, and building trust. 📚

🤔 Ambika on Vijay-Trisha's UK Visit

Actress Ambika has commented on the recent UK appearance by actors Vijay and Trisha. She shared her personal opinion regarding the situation, stating that if she were in their shoes, she would opt to stay away. This statement came after the couple's trip to the United Kingdom garnered public attention. The comments reflect a perspective on public life and celebrity choices in the industry. Moving forward, the industry will observe how these public discussions continue to unfold.

🚨 Bounty hike for JeM head amid FATF pressure

Pakistan increased the bounty on Masood Azhar, head of JeM, from PKR 50 lakh to 75 lakh ahead of the FATF meeting next month. This move is intended to show commitment during the international body's review of Pakistan's financial system. Azhar, who resurfaced after numerous incidents, was reportedly targeted in Operation Sindoor in 2023. Despite his disappearance and the rebuilding of the Markaz Subhanallah complex, his whereabouts remain unknown. He is now said to have fled to Afghanistan, making him a major political issue for the establishment. 🧐

📉 Oil prices dip amid US stock rally and Middle East worries

Crude oil prices saw a slight decline today as US stock markets experienced a positive surge. This movement was observed across global energy markets. Specific figures showed prices moving downward against the backdrop of ongoing geopolitical tensions. Analysts are closely watching the situation in the Middle East for any major supply chain disruptions. Future price action will depend heavily on the stability of the region and economic outlook. 📉

🛡️ Cyber agencies drop guide on 17 AD hacks

Global cybersecurity agencies released guidance detailing 17 common techniques used to compromise Active Directory. This directive was created by ASD, ACSC, CISA, NSA, and others across several nations. It covers risks identified up to Tuesday and provides mitigation strategies for organizations. Attackers use these methods to enumerate structures and escalate privileges within the network. Companies must prioritize securing privileged access using models like Microsoft's Enterprise Access Model. 🛡️

🏡 Land dispute relief for Modi's schoolmate in Maharashtra

An 81-year-old man, Asgarbhai Vohra, has seen relief in his land dispute in Maharashtra. He met his schoolmate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in Bhayander East regarding a 2,810-square-metre plot. The dispute involved an alleged encroachment since 2011, and a firm linked to BJP MLA Narendra Mehta backed down. Seven Eleven Constructions surrendered its construction permission ahead of a September 16 hearing. Furthermore, a 2015 police complaint against Vohra is being withdrawn.

🔬 NIH drops $21M on hormone modeling 🔬

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is launching a $21 million research initiative to better understand sex-specific hormonal biology. This program is being rolled out by the NIH to develop computer models simulating human hormone homeostasis. The funding covers projects focusing on sex-specific models to test drug effectiveness and toxicity. These advanced computational techniques aim to overcome limitations of current mathematical and animal models. This effort promises to streamline drug testing and improve clinical decisions across the lifespan.

🚗 Biker Sia slams online excuses from hit-and-run driver

Biker Sia strongly rejected the claims made by the accused's supporters regarding the collision. This incident occurred in Gurgaon, where Sia was hit by a vehicle driven by Kalyan Bainsla. The collision took place on Golf Course Road, and the video went viral on social media. Sia stated that camera footage clearly showed Bainsla running a red light and intentionally speeding away. She is demanding that all four occupants of the car face strict legal action for the incident. 🤕

⚖️ High Court reinstates judge for autistic son's care

The Orissa High Court reinstated a judge who had resigned due to her autistic son's medical needs. She was an Additional Civil Judge posted in Hindol, Dhenkanal district, in July 2022. The resignation was submitted on November 29, 2022, but she withdrew it on December 21, 2022. The Court found the resignation was not voluntary and that her withdrawal preceded formal acceptance by the Governor. Consequently, the Court quashed the termination notice and ordered her immediate reinstatement. 🩺

👮 Assam Cop becomes first woman head of CRPF CoBRA

IPS officer Sanjukta Parashar has been appointed as the inaugural woman Inspector General of CRPF's CoBRA unit. She hails from the Assam-Meghalaya cadre and is taking over from 1996-batch IPS officer Danesh Rana. This appointment comes as CoBRA was formed in 2008-09 to counter Left Wing Extremism. Parashar, aged 46, previously served in the NIA and led counterinsurgency operations in Assam. She is expected to lead the commando battalion in its mission moving forward.