A time capsule linked to Princess Diana, sealed three decades ago, has been opened, revealing a snapshot of the early 1990s. Contents include a Kylie Minogue CD, a pocket television, and period newspapers and magazines. The capsule offers insights into Diana's life, her connection to pop culture, and the social landscape of the era.
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A major cybercrime syndicate, responsible for defrauding US nationals of nearly $40 million through tech-support scams, has been dismantled. The joint operation by India’s CBI and the US FBI led to the arrest of key figures involved in the fraud. This coordinated action highlights the commitment to international cooperation in combating cybercrime.
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The AIFF faces a potential suspension from FIFA and AFC if it fails to ratify its constitution by October 30. A joint letter from the governing bodies expresses concern over the continued delays and legal uncertainties surrounding the constitution's finalisation. FIFA and AFC demand a definitive order from the Supreme Court approving the revised constitution to avoid sanctions.
Following the government's GST rate reductions on numerous goods and services, Indian companies are adjusting prices to benefit consumers by September 22. FMCG firms may increase product quantity for fixed-price items. White goods companies anticipate a demand surge, while hotels offer reduced rates for check-in payments. Car dealers, however, face potential losses due to existing inventory and revised cess structures.
Stock market today: Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, the Indian equity benchmark indices, opened in green on Thursday, rallying strongly on the back of sweeping GST rate cuts announced by FM Nirmala Sitharaman.
Lalit Modi defended releasing unseen footage of the 2008 'Slap-gate' incident, asserting he was simply answering a question truthfully during a podcast with Michael Clarke. This reignited controversy, drawing criticism from S. Sreesanth's wife, Bhuvneshwari, who condemned the act as insensitive and harmful to their families. Harsha Bhogle explained the video's suppression, aimed at protecting the IPL's early image.
Delhi University (DU) continues its dominance in the NIRF 2025 rankings, securing top positions with 32 colleges on the list. Hindu College and Miranda House retain their top spots, while DU achieves its best-ever fifth position among universities. Other Delhi institutions like JNU and Jamia Millia Islamia also shine, with AIIMS Delhi leading in medical and dental categories.
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