Lovlina ends India’s 12-year wait for Asian Games women’s boxing gold

Jason Collins lived in this Los Angeles home for more than 22 years; late NBA star’s $3.75 million property has 4 bedrooms, a pool, two double-height living rooms and mountain views, Inside the 5,000-sq-ft residence

Jason Collins' exquisite Brentwood abode is currently on the market for $3.75 million. Purchased in 2004 for $2.39 million, the luxurious property boasts spacious living areas and is nestled within a secure, guard-gated community. Offering an array of outdoor entertainment facilities, including a refreshing swimming pool and relaxing hot tub, Collins called this residence home for over twenty years, witnessing numerous significant life events.

Man couldn't get his Rs 170 back after stopping milk delivery; court orders dairy to pay nearly 15x the amount

A Delhi consumer commission has ordered Sanjeevani Dairy Farms to refund Rs 170 retained in a customer's milk delivery app wallet after he stopped the service over poor-quality milk. The commission also awarded Rs 2,500 for mental harassment, agony and litigation expenses, along with 6% annual interest on the refund. The order was passed on September 22, 2026.

Grief grips Alandi after eight students drown at Maharashtra’s Diveagar

Eight students from Winners Academy drowned while swimming at Diveagar beach during a picnic. A total of 48 people, including students and teachers, attended the outing on Thursday. The tragedy shocked the local community in Alandi, leading to a call for mourning. Last rites for the victims were conducted in Alandi, with some bodies sent to different locations. Search and rescue teams recovered the students' bodies following the incident.

Grief grips Alandi after eight students drown at Maharashtra’s Diveagar

Eight students from Winners Academy drowned while swimming at Diveagar beach during a picnic. A total of 48 people, including students and teachers, attended the outing on Thursday. The tragedy shocked the local community in Alandi, leading to a call for mourning. Last rites for the victims were conducted in Alandi, with some bodies sent to different locations. Search and rescue teams recovered the students' bodies following the incident.

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A galactic Nobel? Experts float the International Space Station among contenders for the Peace Prize

The International Space Station, global humanitarian groups and international courts are among the names being discussed ahead of the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize announcement on October 9, while Donald Trump and Canada’s Mark Carney are also seen as contenders. Analysts caution that predictions are highly speculative, with the committee typically favouring durable peace efforts and international cooperation.

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Back on voter list? EC orders special drive for left-out, new voters in states where SIR over

EC SIR News: The Election Commission has directed state poll officials to launch a special drive to identify and register eligible voters left out during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Booth Level Officers will cross-check pre-SIR and current rolls, conduct house-to-house verification and collect Form 6 applications from eligible voters, including first-time and young electors.

Jefferies is bullish on 6 healthcare stocks with upside potential of up to 46%. Own any?

Hospital stocks extended losses amid regulatory scrutiny over cancer-drug markups and pharmacy practices. Despite the selloff, Jefferies maintained Buy ratings on six healthcare companies, citing target-price upside ranging from 22% to 46% and strong projected EBITDA growth through FY29.

Trump administration sued over alleged restrictions on overseas Americans’ voting access

The Democratic National Committee has sued the Trump administration over changes to an overseas voter registration form that it says could make it harder for some US citizens who have never lived in the country to register to vote. The lawsuit argues the Pentagon improperly removed a longstanding option used by such voters, potentially affecting thousands of overseas Americans ahead of the midterms.

Pete Hegseth creates Pentagon Office of Religious Affairs reporting directly to him

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is establishing a new Office of Religious Affairs to provide religious support. The office will report directly to him and support military chaplains. Critics have raised concerns about the potential elevation of Christianity in military policy. Hegseth aims to focus chaplains on spiritual care rather than therapeutic practices. The military has faced increased demands on chaplains due to mental health issues among troops.