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WORLDSep 13Over 6,000 kg of rice, wheat allegedly diverted from ration shops seized in KeralamActing on a tip-off, Food and Civil Supplies department officials, with the assistance of the police, searched a locked house in Karali, Parassala, and recovered the grains, allegedly meant for sale on the black marketThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13House burglary case: one held for stealing ₹40 lakh in gold, silverAn individual was arrested in connection with a house burglary involving the theft of a large sum in gold and silver. This indicates a resolution in a high-value theft case.The Hindu

WORLDSep 13Over 2,000 Nigerians stranded in India deportation camp — Detainee EkeneBy Folarin Kehinde A Nigerian, Mr Ekene, currently detained in a deportation camp in India, has alleged that delays in obtaining travel documents and the slow processing of deportation cases are keeping him and more than 2,000 other Nigerians stranded at the facility. Ekene made the allegation during a monitored online interview with Vanguard, days […] The post Over 2,000 Nigerians stranded in India deportation camp — Detainee Ekene appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria

WORLDSep 13No restrictions on private vehicles during Tirumala Brahmotsavams, say policeCondemning the social media post to this effect, Superintendent of Police Subbarayudu says that a case will be filed on the false campaign, and advises pilgrims not to give credence to such mala fide informationThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13Second batch of Dasara elephants arrive in Mysuru PalaceThe second group of Dasara elephants has arrived at Mysuru Palace, signaling ongoing preparations for the annual cultural festival. This event marks a traditional phase in local celebrations.The Hindu

WORLDSep 1379th martyrdom day of Banavara Ramaswamy observed in MysuruThe 79th martyrdom day of Banavara Ramaswamy was observed in Mysuru. This marks a historical commemoration event.The Hindu

WORLDSep 13KLE Law College wins Al Ameen national moot court competitionKLE Law College won the Al Ameen national moot court competition. This reports on the outcome of an academic contest.The Hindu

WORLDSep 13Kurnool all set for Ganesh idol immersion amid water shortages, says BharathInspecting the arrangements, the Industries Minister directs officials to make necessary arrangements for availability of water, security, and infrastructureThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13Three bonded labourers rescued at Kalasthambadi in Tiruvannamalai districtK. Viji, 25, his wife V. Sasikala, 23, and his brother K. Surya, 19, were forced to stay in small huts without proper access to drinking water and toilets and made to work for more than 15 hours a dayThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13CRPF constable found dead at residence in BorabandaA CRPF constable was discovered deceased at their residence in Borabanda. This reports a local incident involving a security personnel.The Hindu

WORLDSep 139-day ‘Mahayagam’ at Puttur from September 14 for ‘Viksit Bharat’225 Vedic and Agamic scholars led by TTD priest to conduct rituals for India to emerge as a global knowledge superpower; event begins on Vinayaka ChaturthiThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13Nellore Ganesh Ghat all set for idol immersion ceremony, says AnamParticipating in a meeting, the Endowments Minister expressed hope that a spiritual atmosphere would prevail at the ghat on the final day of the festival when the idols would be brought for immersion in the watersThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13Hubballi-Dharwad police make arrangements for Ganesha ChaturthiThe entire strength of the Hubballi-Dharwad City Police will be deployed for bandobast duties. In addition, officers and personnel from other parts of the State have been requisitionedThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13Sports wall climbing adventure camp held in the NilgirisA sports wall climbing adventure camp was recently conducted in the Nilgiris. This reports on a local recreational activity.The Hindu

WORLDSep 13‘Blank cheques on my table’: Nawazuddin recalls getting 200 scripts after Gangs of Wasseypur 2Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui recounted receiving numerous script offers after the success of "Gangs of Wasseypur 2". This illustrates the significant career impact of a successful film role on an actor.indianexpress · india

WORLDSep 13Vallasadya season to conclude at AranmulaThe Vallasadya season is set to conclude at Aranmula. This marks the end of a specific cultural or religious observance in the region.The Hindu

WORLDSep 13Three Tribal Welfare Ashram school staff suspended after minor found pregnantThree staff members at a Tribal Welfare Ashram school have been suspended following the discovery that a minor student is pregnant. This points to a serious issue of child protection and oversight within the institution.The Hindu

WORLDSep 13Round Table India unveils school project in Telangana under Freedom Through Education initiativeRound Table India has launched a new school project in Telangana as part of its "Freedom Through Education" initiative. This aims to promote educational opportunities in the region.The Hindu

WORLDSep 13Villagers in India tie technician to cell tower over 5G failureVillagers in India tie technician to cell tower over 5G failureAl Jazeera [en]

WORLDSep 13New initiative to guide Tavanur students towards careersThe project to provide guidance on higher education, competitive examinations, professional courses, career choices, and employment opportunitiesThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13Jumbo Circus comes to BelagaviThe circus promises a mix of daring stunts, acrobatics, comedy and other shows for audiences of all ages. The shows will be presented daily at 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m.The Hindu

WORLDSep 13Two youths hack friend to death in Kakinada over intimate photos, videosAccused allegedly planned to use data stored on victim’s cellphone to extort money from families of women featured in them, say policeThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13Kanipakam temple gears up for 21-day annual BrahmotsavamsThe annual Brahmotsavams, which will be held from September 14 to October 4, will feature a series of traditional rituals, ‘Vahana Sevas’ and processions, culminating in the ‘Teppotsavam’ on the final dayThe Hindu

WORLDSep 13Preity Zinta reveals why NRIs in the US still look for ‘Indian-ness’ in filmsMumbai, September 13 (IANS) Actress Preity Zinta has shared her perspective on how Indian cinema continues to resonate with audiences living abroad.She said that NRIs, particularly those in the US, often hold on to their Indian identity through films and entertainment. Speaking exclusively to IANS, Preity said that geographical boundaries do not change the emotional connection audiences have with Indian cinema. She stressed that filmmakers need to respect viewers’ time and money by offering them meaningful entertainment. “I think the audience is the same worldwide. You have to give them value for their money and their time. You cannot insult the audience by promising them something and giving them something else,” she said.The ‘Soldier’ actress also pointed out that people living outside India can sometimes feel an even stronger need to stay connected to their roots. “People that live outside India in some ways are more Indian than people that live in India. Because you want to hold on to, me included, you know. I want to hold on to what I have and not get lost in another place.”Preity explained that people living outside India often feel a stronger need to hold on to their roots and identity. She mentioned that this is why NRIs look for a sense of “Indian-ness” in the films they watch.“So, they definitely look for that Indian-ness,” she added.At the same time, the ‘Kal Ho Na Ho’ actress believes humour has a universal appeal and can bring audiences together, especially at a time when people are dealing with increasingly stressful lives.“But there is no second place for humor. If humor is there and people can laugh about it and a film can entertain you without insulting your intelligence, it's an all-out winner for everybody,” she said.“Today, more than ever, it's a high-stress society, high-stress life. There's a lot more stress. So, I think comedies are the way to go because people want to just relax and have fun,” Preity concluded.Preity Zinta is based in Los Angeles, where she lives with her husband, Gene Goodenough, and their two children. The actress continues to travel to India for her professional commitments.After tying the knot with Gene Goodenough in 2016, Preity welcomed twins through surrogacy in 2021. Since then, she has focused more on her family and has been living a quieter life in Los Angeles.morungexpress · india

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