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WORLDSep 18NIA court awards life imprisonment to nine, including eight Bangladeshis in human trafficking caseWhile eight of the convicts were Bangladeshis, one was an Indian nationalThe Hindu

WORLDSep 18Students see how trains are cleaned as South Coast Railway opens Swachhata campaignPupils are shown coach washing lines and waste management at the depots and the Electric Loco Shed on the first day of Swachhata Hi Seva-2026The Hindu

WORLDSep 1813-year-old boy abducted, murdered by neighbour in bid to repay education loan in BengaluruThe Hindu

WORLDSep 18New underpass opened on September 17 to ease traffic, improve U-turn efficiency at My Home Avatar JunctionTraffic police hope to eventually make the busy junction ‘waiting-free’, with additional U-turn arrangements planned to separate conflicting vehicle movementsThe Hindu

WORLDSep 18UGC-NET results for re-exam of English, commerce, sociology announcedThe NTA had last month announced the retest for the three papers of the UGC-NET June 2026 examination following complaints about several errors in these papersThe Hindu

WORLDSep 18Why Chandigarh is ready for a new kind of cocktail barIn a city with a drinking culture as entrenched as Chandigarh’s, The Back Room is part of a larger shift — from whisky and house parties to pour-only cocktails and high-design bars, the city is figuring out what it wants from a night out (CAN WE MAKE THIS SHORTER PLS?)The Hindu

WORLDSep 18In seeking Olympic glory, India fails to cast a wide net for medalsCountry participated in only 21% of medal events at Paris 2024 and the US in 80%business-standard · india

WORLDSep 18Older Gen Z girls in Keralam delaying marriageSociologists say the shift is most visible among educated, working womenThe Hindu

WORLDSep 18Police debunk ‘24-karat gold-plated’ Ganesh idol claims in Hyderabad’s GoshamahalThe police alleged that the publicity was intended to promote the commercial interests of Lee Chee Pearls and JewelsThe Hindu

WORLDSep 18Visually challenged students write exams without help of scribes at Andhra Loyola CollegeThe students keyed in their answers on laptops, after which the answer scripts were printed and forwarded to the respective examiners for evaluationThe Hindu

WORLDSep 18Paramedical students seek ₹15,000 monthly stipend for hospital training in Andhra PradeshDelays in examinations and release of results are affecting higher education, employment and competitive examination opportunities, they sayThe Hindu

WORLDSep 18'Can't bowl 10 overs': Gambhir on Hardik Pandya's prolonged absenceIndia's head coach Gautam Gambhir has provided an update on Hardik Pandya's fitness after the team's 3-0 T20I series victory over Afghanistan.newsbytesapp · india

WORLDSep 18Hardik yet to be ready to bowl 10 overs in ODIs, won’t be rushed back: GambhirDigital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 18 (IANS) Ace seam-bowling all-rounder Hardik Pandya is not yet fit enough to bowl his full quota of 10 overs in ODIs and will not be hurried back into international cricket, said India head coach Gautam Gambhir. Pandya hasn’t played competitive cricket since IPL 2026 due to rehabbing from a back injury picked while leading Mumbai Indians. A quadriceps injury and a leg niggle meant Pandya wasn’t picked for the white-ball games against Afghanistan, Ireland, England, Zimbabwe. Though Pandya was a notable absence in 3-0 T20I series win over Afghanistan and in the upcoming white-ball series against the West Indies, he has been named in the India A squad for the 50-over series against Australia A, although his final inclusion is subject to fitness clearance from the BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru. With Hardik still unavailable, India chose to withdraw seam-bowling all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy from the Asian Games in Japan and slotted him into the white-ball games against the West Indies, starting with the three-match ODI series in Thiruvananthapuram on September 27. "First of all, from Nitish's point of view, it's actually a great thing that he's been withdrawn from a T20 format and he'll get game time against the West Indies as well. We know how important seam bowling all-rounders will be probably in a year's time when we go to South Africa and Namibia. "Once Hardik comes back, obviously it's going to be good. Sometimes we could even go on to play both of them in the playing 11. But again, Hardik at the moment, yes, he cannot bowl 10 overs and he hasn't played a lot of cricket since the IPL. So we don't want to push him into international cricket because international cricket can be extremely tough on your body as well. "So if he plays those, that India A series, obviously he'll get some game time as well and that was the clear message to him that if he can play that A series and then if everything goes well, he can come back and be part of the T20s and the one-day squad as well. In the meantime, Nitish will get more game time as well because he hasn't played enough cricket since the IPL either,." Gambhir said in the post-match press conference after India wrapped up the 3-0 series win over Afghanistan with a thumping 127-run win at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Reddy, who himself missed trips to Ireland, United Kingdom and Zimbabwe due to a quadriceps strain, took consecutive three-fors against Afghanistan after a shaky start to the series, where he gave away 30 runs and missed his lengths. Gambhir added that his bowling returns had been one of the biggest gains from the series. "It's been a huge plus for us because we want to expose him to most of the international games because we know how important he is - whether it's in 50-over format or going forward in T20s as well because there are not many going around guys who can bowl and who can bat at the middle order. “So it's a massive positive that the way he's bowled in this series. Obviously, he didn't start off that well in the first game, but then we always know that the more you bowl in international cricket, the more he's going to get better and that's what he should. "So I think it's good that we got Nitish now from the Asian Games so that now he can, and you could see, the more he bowls, the better he becomes and we have, when you can develop a couple of seam bowling all-rounders, it will always be handy in a year's time," he added. Gambhir also admitted that majority of players missing ODIs against the West Indies to play in the Asian Games wasn’t an ideal scenario to prepare for the 2027 World Cup, though he also saw it as a chance for newbies Naman Dhir and Auqib Nabi to showcase their mettle in 50-over cricket. “Look, it's not ideal. Obviously, we know that it's not ideal when we are preparing for a World Cup, which is in a year’s time. But again, the Asian Games squad was selected long back. Sometimes it's difficult for the selectors when they have to put the best squad in place. So, we always knew that if the best team goes to the best, the front-line players go to the Asian Games. “Obviously, we will probably have to compromise a bit in this one-day series against the West Indies. But again, it gives other people the opportunity as well. Obviously, in a series like this, we've got young guys like Naman Dhir and Auqib Nabi getting those opportunities in this squad. So, they can also show what they bring in white ball format. “Obviously, the bigger the pool, the better it is for us when we have this opportunity in the next three one-day games. Normally, when you have all the players available, sometimes players might not get that opportunity. But now, with people like Vipraj (Nigam, going to the Asian Games), Naman and Auqib, these guys will get their opportunity. So, from one end, it's good. But on the other side, obviously, you want the best players.” The head coach signed off by admitting that players not being able to play an entire series due to varied injuries hasn’t been ideal for him and ODI skipper Shubman Gill. “Because if I give you an honest answer, then yes because, especially in Test cricket, and one day cricket, you want your main players to play more of it as the next World Cup is in 50-over format. “More importantly, it's not fair on a young captain as well if he doesn't get the best team, playing consistently and regularly and not being on the path consistently. That's why I have to be dead honest. Yes, as a coach, I can take all the criticisms, but for me, I think it is important for Shubman to get the best team and eleven as many times as he can in red ball and in white ball formats as well," he said.bhaskarlive_in · india

WORLDSep 18Four, including three juveniles, arrested for rape and murder of minor girl in Delhi’s Swaroop NagarPolice said the body was found in a decomposed, unidentifiable state on September 13; a distant CCTV camera and a peculiar symbol on a tempo helped investigators trace the accusedThe Hindu

WORLDSep 18Ongole Municipal Corporation eyes World Record with mega waste segregation drive on September 19District Collector P. Raja Babu announced that this programme is being organised to showcase the historically significant city to the world as an iconic city.The Hindu

WORLDSep 18RCB cleans Nallah Lai sites, launches plantation driveRAWALPINDI - The Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB) has carried out cleanliness and plantation activities at different points along Nallah Lai as part of its ongoing efforts to improve the civic environment and enhance greenery in cantonment areas.nation_pk · pakistan

WORLDSep 1819-yr-old student stabbed to death in Gorakhpur, probe onA 19-year-old first-year BSc student was allegedly stabbed to death while he was sleeping in the verandah of his house in Jayantipur village under the Bansgaon police station area of Gorakhpur district on Thursday morninghindustantimes · india

WORLDSep 18Madras High Court puts brakes on Arulnithi’s Demonte Colony 3 releaseThe theatrical release of Arulnithi-starrer Demonte Colony 3 has been put on hold by the Madras High Court amid a dispute over the film’s production and rights. The case was brought by A Vijaya Subramanian, authorised signatory of White Nights Entertainments, against director Ajay Gnanamuthu. According to the petition, White Nights Entertainments and Gnanamuthu entered into a partnership agreement on... Continue reading "Madras High Court puts brakes on Arulnithi’s Demonte Colony 3 release"chennaivision · india

WORLDSep 17England routs Sri Lanka by 6 wickets to seal T20 series victoryTom Banton scored an unbeaten 52 from 24 balls as England routed Sri Lanka by six wickets to clinch their T20 international series with a match to spare…Japan Today

WORLDSep 17Banton shows his worth as England cruise to T20 series victory against Sri LankaBanton shows his worth as England cruise to series victory against Sri LankaThe Telegraph

WORLDSep 17NHAI to build foot overbridge at Poigai villageThe National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) plans to construct a foot overbridge in Poigai village. This initiative aims to improve pedestrian safety and connectivity in the area.The Hindu

WORLDSep 17RPF seize 32 kg ganja at Jolarpet railway stationThe RPF confiscated 32 kg of ganja at Jolarpet railway station. This indicates a law enforcement operation against drug trafficking.The Hindu

WORLDSep 17Abhishek Sharma hits record T20 ton as India beat Afghanistan by 127 runsIndia opener Abhishek Sharma hits nine fours and 11 sixes in total of 221-7 as India seal 3-0 T20 series sweep.Al Jazeera [en]

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