The 400-year-old murals at Mughal emperor Akbar’s tomb in Agra have suffered damage due to incessant rains, causing panels to detach and colors to fade. Conservation efforts are underway with scaffolding installed for protection. Experts are assessing the best restoration methods to preserve these invaluable historical artworks.
Read MoreIndia’s men’s hockey team secured a record-extending fifth Asian Champions Trophy title with a 1-0 victory over China, thanks to Jugraj Singh’s late goal. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the team for making the nation proud. Earlier, Pakistan defeated Korea 5-2 to secure third place in the six-team tournament.
Read MoreThe 1932–33 Bodyline series between England and Australia is remembered for its controversial tactics. Under skipper Douglas Jardine, England’s bowlers targeted Australian batsmen with short-pitched balls aimed at their bodies. Despite winning the series 4–1, this approach caused injuries, public outrage in Australia, strained diplomatic relations, and led to changes in cricket rules.
Read MoreIAS officer Tina Dabi, recently appointed as Collector of Barmer, Rajasthan, was seen applauding Sarpanch Sonu Kanwar’s fluent English speech at a function. The viral video has ignited discussions on women’s empowerment and leadership in rural India. Both Dabi and Kanwar are celebrated for their roles in promoting female representation.
Read MoreA 26-year-old Bangladeshi woman fleeing unrest and a prostitution ring in Chennai has been arrested for illegal entry into India. Her boyfriend, who forged documents to claim she is an Indian resident, was also apprehended. Authorities are searching for two associates linked to the flesh trade.
Read MoreSri Lanka’s presidential election on September 21 holds significant implications for its foreign relations with India. Key candidates who’ll be fighting the upcoming elections include Ranil Wickremesinghe, Sajith Premadasa, and Anura Kumara Dissanayake. Amid a severe economic crisis, the election’s outcome is crucial for regional stability and India’s strategic interests in South Asia.
Read MoreAn academic study by researchers from the UK, New Zealand, and the US finds that patriarchal beliefs in India, including those framed as protective, worsen violence against women. The study shows both hostile and benevolent sexism perpetuate gender inequality and increase women’s vulnerability to violence within relationships.
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