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India win bronze in women’s skeet team event at Asian Games

At the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, India's women's skeet team clinched a bronze medal, showcasing their exceptional talent. With Raiza Dhillon and Parinaaz Dhaliwal both scoring 111 points, along with Maheshwari Chauhan's 109, they totaled 331 points. While China took gold with 346 points and Kazakhstan secured silver, this victory highlights a pivotal moment for Indian shooting sports on an international stage.
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Jay Meena scripts history, assures India’s first Asian Games soft tennis medal

Jay Meena has made history for India by reaching the men’s singles semi-finals in soft tennis. This achievement ensures India’s first medal in soft tennis at the Asian Games. Meena won a close quarter-final match against Sherwin Nuguit from the Philippines. Meanwhile, Manu Bhaker has advanced to the women's 10m air pistol final after a strong qualification round.
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Can drinking water rice water fix your skin issues

Incorporating rice water into your daily regime can significantly boost skin vitality by delivering vital nutrients and minerals. It not only serves as a barrier against damaging free radicals but also enhances cell hydration and promotes gut health, thereby diminishing inflammation. With consistent consumption, you may notice a more radiant complexion and improved skin texture, helping to gradually lighten dark spots.
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The fluffy pink False Goat's Beard flowers that grow well in shade: Easy step-by-step guide to grow these blooms in shady garden spots

False Goat's beard, a gem for shaded gardens, showcases stunning blooms in a variety of colors. This resilient perennial prefers moist, humus-rich soil and thrives with consistent watering. For best results, plant after the last frost in spring or in early fall. Regularly feeding with an all-purpose fertilizer promotes vibrant growth, and dividing the plants every few years enhances their strength and flowering potential.
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'Digger' star Tom Cruise says he does not read scripts before accepting roles: ‘I don't want my ideas invade it’

Tom Cruise has opened up about his unique approach to scripts, stating that he has them read aloud to him rather than reading them independently. He argues that this technique helps capture the director's intent and spot potential story flaws. Furthermore, Cruise actively collaborates with directors on vital aspects of filmmaking, such as lighting and cinematographic choices.
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'Almost all agents' data stolen? Hackers claim they breached FBI jobs site, stole 2TB of data

The FBI is currently investigating a cyberattack on its job application website, FBIjobs.gov. ShinyHunters claimed to have stolen over 2 terabytes of sensitive data related to FBI employees and applicants. The group alleged they accessed information through a vulnerability in Oracle’s PeopleSoft system. Cybersecurity experts expressed concerns about the potential long-term risks for affected individuals if the data circulates further.
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Mammootty on fourth National Award: 'I am very fortunate'; says 'a lot of people' supported him

Mammootty received the Best Actor award at the 72nd National Film Awards held in Gujarat on September 22, 2026. The award was presented to him by President Droupadi Murmu, recognizing his performance in the film 'Bramayugam'. In a media chat, Mammootty expressed gratitude to those who supported his long career in cinema. He also discussed his approach to selecting roles and developing characters.
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She woke up drenched in sweat every night for 2 months, thought it was menopause; doctors found a hidden cause

Night sweats may commonly be linked to menopause, yet if they persist, it's crucial to seek further evaluation. One woman initially dismissed her symptoms as hormonal, only to discover she had lymphoma. Healthcare professionals stress the importance of recognizing additional symptoms, as they could point to more serious health issues.
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Venkatesh-starrer Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47's release pushed by a week; Film to now hit screens on October 9

The eagerly awaited Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47, starring Venkatesh and directed by Trivikram, will now launch on October 9 instead of the previously scheduled October 2. Haarika & Hassine Creations broke the news on social media. Promotional activities have included a teaser featuring actress Srinidhi Shetty as Swarna. This marks Venkatesh's exciting first project with the renowned director Trivikram, raising anticipation among fans.
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‘Stabbed 16 times’: 15-year-old killed in Delhi, brother claims repeated attacks, threats

A 15-year-old boy was fatally stabbed in Delhi's Nai Basti area on Tuesday night. The assailants reportedly fled the scene immediately after the attack occurred. Victim Mayank Dhingra's family alleges that he was stabbed 16 times and has named suspects. They claim to have informed the police but feel no action has been taken yet. An investigation is currently ongoing as the family seeks justice for the tragic incident.
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A Punjabi language film set to premiere at Busan Film Festival

A Punjabi language film set to premiere at Busan Film Festival
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Sebi may review expiry-day settlement price mechanism

Sebi may review expiry-day settlement price mechanism
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