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Kangana’s fresh dig at Hrithik goes viral

01

Sep

Entertainment

Kangana’s fresh dig at Hrithik goes viral

The ongoing public friction between actors Hrithik Roshan and Kangana Ranaut has resurfaced following a fresh exchange on social media, with Kangana urging Hrithik to "stop adding fuel to the fire and embarrassing your partner". Her comments came shortly after Hrithik addressed the viral "We Need to Apologise to Hrithik" trend online, advising the public against being influenced by prevailing social media narratives. Hrithik remarked that he preferred to wait for factual context before taking a stance, even as online users widely connected the trending topic to the pair's high-profile 2016 dispute. Sharing a news snippet detailing his…

Trump warns Iran will be hit again at ‘much harder and higher level’ if it retaliates to US strikes

01

Sep

By The Press Editor

World

Trump warns Iran will be hit again at ‘much harder and higher level’ if it retaliates to US strikes

Washington: In a significant development, US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said American forces are striking Iranian Targets near the Strait of Hormuz, and warned Tehran against retaliation. Taking to Truth Social platform, Trump called US strikes “very justified" in retaliation for the Iranians’ “failed" attempt at adding sea mines to the Strait of Hormuz and launching missiles at American military base in Jordan. He further stated that Iran will be hit again at a “much harder and higher level" if it retaliates to the US strikes. The strikes are large and powerful: Trump "The United States is, as we speak, striking…

Nepal digs through mud and grief as rescue teams battle tough conditions, over 160 Indians evacuated

01

Sep

By The Press Editor

World

Nepal digs through mud and grief as rescue teams battle tough conditions, over 160 Indians evacuated

HighlightsThe death toll from the devastating flash floods in Nepal surged to 1,050. Around 4,000 people remain missing, while nearly 12,000 have been rescued. A 24-member Indian tunnel rescue team deployed at hydropower tunnels in Chilime. New Delhi: As rescue and relief operations continue in flood-ravaged Nepal, India has evacuated 163 of its nationals following the devastating flash floods that have claimed more than 1,000 lives. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said India is continuing its rescue and relief efforts in close coordination with Nepalese authorities. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal shared the latest update on Tuesday, along with details…

Why are ambulances mostly white? The real reason behind their colour

01

Sep

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Why are ambulances mostly white? The real reason behind their colour

We see them on busy roads, outside hospitals and sometimes rushing through traffic with their sirens on. Yet one detail about ambulances rarely makes us stop and think: why are so many of them white?It may look like a simple colour choice, but an ambulance is not designed quite like an ordinary vehicle. Its colour has to work alongside everything else on the vehicle, from medical symbols and reflective strips to the lights used during an emergency.Here are some of the practical reasons why white became such a familiar colour for ambulances.Images: Canva (for representative purposes only)

Rahul Gandhi gets go-ahead for ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ event in Prayagraj

01

Sep

By The Press Editor

Politics, States

Rahul Gandhi gets go-ahead for ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ event in Prayagraj

Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has received clearance from local authorities to hold his 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' student interaction event in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, following the reversal of a venue cancellation. Uncertainty had surrounded the event, scheduled for August 8, after the management of KP College withdrew permission to use its sports ground. In a letter to the City Congress Committee president, Chaudhary Jitendra Nath Singh, acting president of Kayasth Pathshala, explained that the booking had been cancelled on the advice of the principal. The decision cited an Allahabad High Court…

Infra stock in focus as company’s board approves share buyback worth Rs 169.29 crore, check details

01

Sep

By The Press Editor

Business

Infra stock in focus as company’s board approves share buyback worth Rs 169.29 crore, check details

Shares of real estate and EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) company Man Infraconstruction are in focus after the firm announced that its board of directors approved a buyback of equity shares. The board approved the decision at a meeting held on September 1, 2026. According to the information shared with exchanges, the company will buy a maximum of 99 lakh equity shares with a maximum investment of Rs 169.29 crore. Details of buyback The transaction will be conducted in cash via the open market route through stock exchange mechanisms. Promoters, promoter group members, and persons in control of the company…

India’s domestic traffic grows 4.2% YoY: Here’s how airport boom is creating new mobility opportunity

01

Sep

By The Press Editor

Business

India’s domestic traffic grows 4.2% YoY: Here’s how airport boom is creating new mobility opportunity

As air travel expands into smaller cities and passenger volumes rise, a parallel opportunity is taking shape on the ground - connecting travellers seamlessly from airports to cities and destinations beyond them. According to the Ministry of Civil Aviation, India's airports handled around 420 million passengers in 2025, compared with 401 million in 2024. Domestic traffic grew 4.2 per cent, while international traffic increased 7.5 per cent. At the same time, India's airport network has expanded from 74 airports in 2014 to 165 in 2026. Emergence of organised ground mobility This growth is creating a larger market for organised ground mobility.…

SCO Bishkek declaration backs India’s anti-terror push, boosts fight against narco-terrorism and crimes

01

Sep

By The Press Editor

World

SCO Bishkek declaration backs India’s anti-terror push, boosts fight against narco-terrorism and crimes

Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan): The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Bishkek has delivered several outcomes that strengthen India's cooperation with member states on terrorism, narco-terrorism, organised crime and other transnational security challenges. Earlier on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined the heads of state of other SCO member countries in signing the Bishkek Declaration marking the 25th anniversary of the organisation. The 26th SCO Summit was held in Kyrgyzstan's Bishkek from August 31 to September 1, 2026, under the theme "25 Years of the SCO: Together for Sustainable Peace, Development and Prosperity." The declaration gives India a wider platform to put…

RBI’s new loan rules: What changes for borrowers and all they need to know

01

Sep

By The Press Editor

Business

RBI’s new loan rules: What changes for borrowers and all they need to know

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has been tightening lending rules to ensure transparency in borrowing and protect consumers from hidden costs and unethical practices. The changes will benefit borrowers with clearer information regarding loan rates, fluctuating interest rates, electronic lending, and repayment options. However, it is important to note that the directions, which will be called "Reserve Bank of India (Interest Rates on Loans and Advances) Directions, 2026", are proposed to come into effect from April 1 next year. However, borrowers should note a few things. Increased transparency regarding loan costs According to Mukesh Pandey, Founder & MD, Rupyaapaisa.com,…

Nepal floods horror: Husband watched wife drown before his eyes, says ‘I jumped from moving bus but she…’

01

Sep

By The Press Editor

World

Nepal floods horror: Husband watched wife drown before his eyes, says ‘I jumped from moving bus but she…’

Kathmandu: More than 1,000 people have reportedly died and nearly 4,000 remain missing after devastating floods hit Nepal, with the death count continuing to rise. Amid the destruction, heartbreaking stories are emerging of people who watched helplessly as their loved ones were swept away, leaving families shattered in a matter of moments. One such painful account has come from Badri Prasad Devkota, who was travelling with his wife and 34 other people to Gosainkunda -- a revered Hindu pilgrimage site in Nepal's Rasuwa district. Devkota told The Kathmandu Post that the bus was travelling at high speed when he suddenly saw…