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Refresh- Stock Radar: This tyre stock breaks out from falling trendline resistance; what should investors do – buy or sell?
Apollo Tyres recently broke out from a downward sloping trendline, signaling potential for an upward movement. Experts suggest short-term traders consider buying the stock around Rs 480, targeting Rs 530 in the coming weeks. The positive technical structure, supported by high volumes and RSI momentum, makes it an attractive pick within the auto ancillary space.
- How to watch Monday night football: Vikings vs. Bears kick off 2025-26 season
Monday Night Football will return with a game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Chicago Bears. The game will be on September 8, 2025. J.J. McCarthy will lead the Vikings. Ben Johnson will debut as the Bears' head coach. The game will be available on ABC and ESPN. Streaming options include the ESPN App and NFL+.
- Is Discord down? Over 90,000 users across the US affected by the outage
On Monday, Discord experienced a significant outage, leaving over 90,000 users in the US without access to the platform. This disruption followed a brief outage on Google Meet earlier in the day. Discord acknowledged the issue and assured users that they were actively working to restore service and investigate the cause of the widespread availability problems.
- Cheryl Richardson-Wagner denies role in MLB ball snatching incident video goes viral. Here's complete truth, why did Drew Feltwell hand over ball and is Phillies Karen found
Cheryl Richardson-Wagner denied being the woman in the viral Phillies Karen video at a Miami baseball game. Social media wrongly linked her, but she clarified she was not involved.
- ‘Handwriting Analyst’ Trump’s alleged signature in Epstein birthday letter faces online forensics; here’s how X posts are picking apart every stroke
A purported birthday note to Jeffrey Epstein, allegedly signed by Donald Trump, has ignited controversy after House Democrats released a screenshot. The note, previously denied by Trump, features a cryptic exchange and a sketch, prompting questions about its authenticity. Debate now centers on the signature's legitimacy, with internet sleuths comparing it to archived samples, fueling a fresh political uproar.
- Is retirement planning just a myth? Survey shows 75% of Americans plan about working even after retirement
Many Americans are redefining retirement by continuing to work, driven by a desire to stay active, find purpose, and maintain social connections. While financial security remains a factor for some, the survey highlights that personal fulfillment and unexpected opportunities also play significant roles in the decision to work during retirement.
- Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS social media reactions spark debate on its mysterious nature. Here's all glaring details
Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS social media discussions have triggered widespread debate. Users, scientists, and theorists are sharing ideas about its brightness, composition, orbit, and whether it is natural or artificial.
- Swifties Rush: Target's special midnight release of Taylor Swift's new album
Taylor Swift's new album, 'The Life of a Showgirl,' is generating excitement. Target will offer exclusive CDs with posters and unique artwork. A special orange vinyl edition with Swift's poem will also be available. Select Target stores will host a midnight release on October 3. Fans can celebrate with these special editions. Swifties are eagerly anticipating the album's release.
- Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS unusual path or trajectory raises questions about natural or technological origin. Here's all about its size and brightness
Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has sparked debate in the scientific community about whether its path is natural or designed. Researchers have studied its trajectory, brightness, and size to understand its possible origin.
- Supreme court allows racial profiling in ICE raids, raising alarm over Latino rights and constitutional violations nationwide
The Supreme Court allowed ICE to use racial profiling in immigration raids across Los Angeles. Latinos, including U.S. citizens, may now be targeted for their appearance, language, or job. Justices disagreed, with Sotomayor warning this creates “second-class citizenship.” The decision could expand raids nationwide, raising concerns about rights, safety, and fairness for Latino communities in the U.S.
- After GoFundMe removes fundraiser for suspect who stabbed Ukrainian refugee on train, Trump slams democrats over law and order in North Carolina
GoFundMe has taken down a fundraiser for Decarlos Brown Jr, accused of murdering Iryna Zarutska. Brown is charged with first-degree murder. The move follows criticism on social media. Brown has a history of arrests. Donald Trump reacted to the murder. He blamed Democrats and the justice system. Trump urged voters to support Republicans.
- Can you live forever? Scientists reveal why humans can’t surpass 150 years
Human lifespan limit: A new study indicates a biological limit to human lifespan. It suggests that even with optimal health, our body's resilience declines with age. This decline puts a ceiling on human life, around 120 to 150 years. Researchers analyzed blood cell counts and step counts. They found that the body's ability to recover diminishes over time.
- White House slams Epstein birthday note as hoax after Democrats release alleged letter
Democrats in Congress released a note purportedly signed by Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday, sparking a political firestorm. The White House vehemently denies the letter's authenticity, dismissing it as "fake news." This controversy follows a Wall Street Journal report detailing the note and a nude drawing, leading to Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the publication.
- US Stock market: Nasdaq climbs record high, S&P 500, Dow Jones make big gains. Check top performing stocks
S&P 500 posted 18 new highs and eight new lows; the Nasdaq recorded 136 new highs and 95 new lows.
- AI could make the smartphone passe. What comes next?
Tech giants are envisioning a future beyond smartphones, where AI assistants become central to personal computing. Predictions include smart glasses providing real-time information, ambient computers seamlessly integrated into homes, reimagined smartwatches automating tasks, and wearable recorders enhancing memory. These devices aim to augment human capabilities and offer hands-free assistance throughout the day.
- iPhone 17 vs iPhone 17 Air vs Pro vs Pro Max: Rumored specs compared
Apple is gearing up for its big launch event focusing on the iPhone 17 series. Leaks suggest exciting changes across models, including a new iPhone 17 Air. The regular iPhone 17 may get a display upgrade and a new chipset. Pro models might feature a redesigned camera system. The event is expected on September 9, 2025.
- New image of China’s ‘Bohai Sea Monster’ reveals an unusual design, with propellers visible instead of jets
Recent images of China's 'Bohai Sea Monster' WIG craft reveal propellers instead of jet engines, sparking debate about its functionality. This design, reminiscent of Soviet-era ekranoplans, utilizes ground effect for high-speed, low-altitude travel. Its features suggest potential military or amphibious applications, marking it as the largest of its kind since the Cold War.
- Dietitian reveals 10 best frozen foods that help control blood sugar
Frozen foods can help control blood sugar and save time. Healthy options like broccoli, spinach, kale, berries, avocado, fish, shrimp, and edamame are full of fiber and protein. Choosing plain, nutritious frozen veggies, fruits, and proteins can support balanced blood sugar, reduce food waste, and make quick, healthy meals easier for everyday life.
- Trump Epstein letter: Donald Trump wished Jeffrey Epstein happy birthday, reveals lewd note released by Democratic lawmakers
Donald Epstein, a wealthy financier with high-level connections around the world, was found dead in his New York jail cell in 2019
- How silicon-carbon battery tech could power Apple’s super-thin iPhone 17 Air
iPhone 17 Air battery technology: Silicon-carbon batteries are changing phone designs. Some brands use them for thinner models. Others use them for bigger batteries. Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 Air might use this tech. It could be their slimmest phone yet. Other brands like Xiaomi and OnePlus are also adopting silicon-carbon batteries. Samsung focuses on energy-efficient displays.
- French government collapse: France President Emmanuel Macron to name new Prime Minister, replacing Francois Bayrou who resigns. Snap elections to be declared?
France Prime Minister Francois Bayrou is all set to submit resignation even as French President Emmanuel Macron will make big announcement soon.
- PM to open Commanders' Conclave
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the Combined Commanders Conference in Kolkata next week, marking the first edition after Op Sindoor. The conference, centered around the theme 'Year of Reforms - Transforming for the Future,' will host key figures including the Defence Minister, National Security Advisor, and Chief of Defence Staff, alongside officers from the three Services.
- Telangana CM case: Don't use court for politics, SC tells BJP
The Supreme Court supported the Telangana High Court's decision. It dismissed a defamation case against Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy. The BJP's Telangana unit filed the case. They alleged defamatory statements during the Lok Sabha elections. The court cautioned against using legal avenues for political disputes. It suggested politicians should tolerate criticism.
- Andhra Pradesh to build space city in Tirupati, two defence hubs
Andhra Pradesh will establish a Space City in Tirupati. This is for launching private satellites. Skyroot Aerospace will develop the space city. Investment will be ₹400 cr. Two defence manufacturing hubs will also come up at Madakasira. Investment in these hubs will be ₹3,000 cr. The state aims to become a defence and aerospace manufacturing hub.
- Oppositions mock voting drive flags risk of 'Invalid Votes'
Opposition INDIA bloc parliamentarians convened at the Samvidhan Sadan for a mock voting demo ahead of the vice-presidential election. Senior leaders from Congress, NCP-SP, and SP attended, emphasizing the importance of avoiding invalid votes. While the INDIA bloc has around 320 votes, the NDA holds a significant lead with over 420, with results expected Tuesday evening.
- Maharashtra government's reachout to Jarange Patil sparks Maratha-OBC clash
The Maharashtra government's attempt to appease Maratha leader Manoj Jarange Patil has ignited a conflict between OBCs and Marathas. OBC leaders across party lines are uniting to oppose the government resolution that grants Kunbi caste certificates to eligible Marathas, fearing it will harm their community's interests.
- Tweak right tabs to ease capital inflow
SEBI is considering easing regulations to attract foreign portfolio investments (FPIs) amid global economic uncertainties. Proposed measures include extending FPI license tenures, simplifying KYC norms, and relaxing disclosure requirements for large private funds. These steps aim to facilitate capital inflows, crucial for India's economy, while maintaining market integrity and protecting genuine investors from fraudulent activities.
- ICAI platform to facilitate CA firm mergers, tie-ups in works
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India plans to launch a digital platform. It will help accounting firms network and merge. This initiative aims to create larger Indian firms. These firms can compete with the Big Four. The platform will support resource sharing and expansion. It will especially benefit CAs in remote areas.
- 'High-voltage direct current lines supply chain needs sops'
India's HVDC transmission line project encounters supply chain issues. Pratik Agarwal suggests capital incentives for ecosystem development. This is crucial for meeting clean energy demands. He proposes a capital subsidy package within 3-4 years. Limited equipment imports with technology transfer are advised. While HVAC lines are planned, HVDC systems remain vital for long-distance transmission.
- MCA body aims at faster transfer of unclaimed shares
The Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority (IEPFA) is set to accelerate the transfer of unclaimed shares and dividends to investors, targeting completion within 30-60 days. CEO Anita Shah Akella emphasized leveraging technology and streamlined rules to achieve this ambitious goal. Unclaimed assets held for seven years are transferred to IEPFA.
- 'Fight against climate change can be pro-growth, pro-jobs'
Brazil is preparing to host COP30, aiming to demonstrate the economic benefits of climate action and strengthen multilateralism. Andre Correa do Lago emphasizes the need for effective implementation of climate solutions, countering efforts to undermine the economic rationale behind combating climate change.
- Shocking health benefits of being a grandparent — doctors say it could add years to your life
Being a grandparent can make elderly people healthier and happier. Spending time with grandkids reduces stress, keeps them active, and improves brain skills. It also helps them stay social and feel purposeful. Doctors say engaging with grandchildren or other young children can add years to life and improve overall well-being.
- Railways suspends Jupiter-Kovis JV for faking localisation
Indian Railways discovered that JWL Kovis, a joint venture, falsified localisation claims in a Modern Coach Factory brake disc tender. Despite claiming 90% local content, the company imported brake disc castings. Consequently, the Railway Board debarred JWL Kovis for six months due to the false certificates, with the ban effective from September 20, 2025.
- Aries Horoscope Today, 9th September 2025: Patience and focus bring steady progress
Aries Daily Horoscope, 9th September 2025: With the Moon and retrograde Saturn in the Pisces sign, introspection and emotional balance will be essential today. The Sun and Mercury in the Leo sign bring creativity, confidence, and improved communication. Mars in Virgo sharpens discipline in work, while Venus in Cancer enhances warmth in personal matters.
- India amends export policy for some animal by-products
The government has updated rules for exporting specific animal by-products. This change aligns with European Union standards. Products affected include retail dog and cat food. Also impacted are compounded animal feed and concentrates. The Directorate General of Foreign Trade issued the notification. Exports are now allowed only under particular conditions. This revision aims to meet EU requirements.
- Asylum system can't be a halfway house
India's recent order allows persecuted minorities from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan to stay even without valid documents, extending a previous provision. While commendable, this raises concerns about inclusivity. A comprehensive asylum framework is needed to align with international norms, offering refuge to all persecuted individuals regardless of background, while preventing misuse of the system and addressing historical contexts.
- France government collapse: All about Francois Bayrou, the third Prime Minister ousted in a year
In a political shakeup, Prime Minister Francois Bayrou was ousted in a confidence vote, plunging France into a fresh crisis. President Macron, who appointed Bayrou last December, faces the task of naming a new prime minister. Bayrou's tenure was marked by resistance from both the left and right wings.
- Love & Relationship Horoscope Today, 9th September 2025: Pisces, Cancer, Virgo, and Scorpio may gain love today
Love & Relationship Horoscope Today – 9th September 2025: The Moon in the Pisces sign blends with Saturn retrograde. This urges emotional maturity, spiritual connection, and lessons in patience within relationships. Venus in Cancer enhances compassion and affectionate gestures. Mars in Virgo supports steady, loyal, and realistic commitment in love. The Sun and Mercury in Leo emphasise heartfelt expression, passion, and meaningful communication. Your Love Horoscope Today suggests that the day supports soulful love connections, where compassion, honesty, and sincerity bring growth and long-lasting intimacy.
- No gym needed! Experts say try this 15-minute wall pilates routine to build strength after 40
Staying healthy and mobile after 40 doesn’t always need working out in the gym—an easy wall Pilates routine can offer you impressive results. As Brittni Johnson, a certified Pilates instructor with BetterMe, cites, “Once you hit 40, your body starts losing muscle mass at about 8% each decade,” resulting in weakness and stiffness. Her wall-based workout concentrates on intense stabilization of muscles that aids posture, balance, and flexibility.
- Nothing sees India as next China, expands local push
Nothing, the UK-based smartphone maker, is bullish on India, viewing it as both a key consumer market and a manufacturing hub. Experiencing rapid growth, it plans to expand wearables production in India and has relocated its global marketing function to the country.
