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Woman without ticket argues with TTE, tears her own clothes, threatens him with a case

A video is going viral on social media for all the wrong reasons. It shows a woman arguing with a Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) during a train journey. The video raises some serious questions. It shows the woman allegedly tearing her own clothes as the TTE confronts her for the ticket. She allegedly starts accusing the railway employee of inappropriate behaviour. The incident, which surfaced on social media on September 18, has since taken the internet by storm.
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4-year-old Jalandhar boy abducted while playing, found 12 hours later: Safety lessons for parents

A heart-stopping situation unfolded when Keshav, a four-year-old boy from Jalandhar, was reported missing but was later found safe and sound. Following the alert, police launched an extensive search for the child. Utilizing CCTV footage, they managed to track him down within ten hours near a bus stand, after the abductor became anxious. This event serves as a crucial reminder for families to prioritize conversations about child safety and awareness.
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From pumpkin seeds to chia and crumbled paneer: How to elevate a bowl of papaya as a high-protein breakfast

The good news is that you do not have to turn it into an elaborate smoothie or complicated breakfast bowl. A few simple additions can give papaya more protein, texture and staying power while keeping its fresh, fruity character intact.
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From Shab Deg to Kalathappam: Local Indian dishes that deserve a royal comeback

They are records of how different communities once cooked, celebrated and adapted to what their landscapes offered. Here are some regional preparations that deserve another place on Indian tables.
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‘All my best wishes’: Neeraj Chopra backs Team India as Asian Games get underway

As Neeraj Chopra recuperates from an injury, he sends motivational vibes to Team India ahead of the Asian Games 2026. At the opening ceremony, Manu Bhaker and Pawan Sehrawat led the Indian delegation as flagbearers. The nation aspires to break its previous medal tally from the Hangzhou Games. Some events have kicked off prior to the ceremonial start amid the vibrant Aichi-Nagoya atmosphere filled with competitive spirit.
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"I Don't Belong Here": NRI's Confession After 6 Months Back In India From US

NRI admits to struggling with loneliness and readaptation in India, six months after returning from the US.
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Nithari case: 13 death sentences, not 1 year of freedom - Koli's legal Odyssey

Surinder Koli, sentenced to death in 13 Nithari killings cases and once hours away from execution, spent nearly two decades fighting to prove his innocence. After the Allahabad high court acquitted him in 12 cases, the Supreme Court cleared him in the last case in November 2025. Koli, who often argued his own cases from jail, walked free after nearly 19 years behind bars. He was found dead in Haridwar on Friday, less than a year after his release.
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DUSU election results: ABVP wins top 3 posts; NSUI rebel bags VP post

ABVP’s Yash Dabas won the DUSU president’s post, while independent candidate and NSUI rebel Deepanshu Shokeen was elected vice-president. ABVP also won the secretary and joint-secretary posts, securing three of the four central panel positions. Dabas defeated NSUI’s Vijay Shankar Meena, while Shokeen emerged as the highest vote-getter among the four winners with 30,615 votes. The results followed voting for DUSU’s central panel and college-level student bodies.
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Asian Games 2026 open in Nagoya with spectacular opening ceremony

Japan’s Emperor Naruhito officially declared the Games open in the presence of Empress Masako, members of the Japanese imperial family, Olympic Council of Asia president Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani and International Olympic Committee president Kirsty Coventry. The Asian Games will be held from September 19 to October 4.
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Flames, huge plume of black smoke seen near Riyadh airport amid Houthi strikes


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Sikh driver attacked, thrown off bus in England; hijacked vehicle crashes into cars


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‘Will take body to campus’: Father demands arrests in IIT-Bombay suicide case

The father of a deceased IIT-Bombay student intends to protest with his son's body, demanding accountability from authorities he believes are culpable for the suicide. The police have initiated a case of abetment against various individuals. The family argues that casteism and systemic abuse played a role in the student's untimely death, leading to continued unrest on campus.
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'Danger to India not from communism': Ansari's Hindu right-wing remark sparks row


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FIR against 7 after hundreds gather at Madhubani Collectorate over land paper rumour

FIR against 7 after hundreds gather at Madhubani Collectorate over land paper rumour
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6-month-old mauled by pet dog in Sonipat: Why infant safety is also a dog owner’s responsibility

6-month-old mauled by pet dog in Sonipat: Why infant safety is also a dog owner’s responsibility
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