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FSSAI orders the use of strip paper test to check illegal ripening of three fruits

FSSAI has issued a stern warning against unsafe fruit ripening practices, directing states to strictly enforce regulations against prohibited artificial agents like calcium carbide. The advisory highlights serious health risks associated with these chemicals and mandates intensified market surveillance and legal action against offenders.

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NFL draft: Commanders linked to Jayden Daniels and four top college stars

Washington Commanders hold the 7th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. They are reportedly inclined towards drafting than trading. Analysts link Ohio State safety Caleb Downs and WR Carnell Tate, along with LB Sonny Styles and Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love to the Commanders. Carnell Tate’s recent comments suggest a strong connection with veteran

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‘He gets drunk, crosses limits’: Sumit alleges harassment by coach; Neeraj demands action

Paralympic medallist Sumit Antil has accused javelin coach Naval Singh of severe mental harassment and abusive behaviour, including drunken tirades targeting athletes and their families. Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra has backed the complaint filed with the Sports Authority of India, demanding strict action against the coach for his “disgraceful” conduct.

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US military may have a ‘dependence problem’, and it may be linked to Elon Musk’s SpaceX

US military’s growing reliance on SpaceX’s Starlink network is raising operational concerns following recent disruptions. A Navy test in August 2025 caused a global Starlink outage, impacting unmanned ship visibility and highlighting risks of depending on a single provider for critical services.

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Deputy head of IMF joins business leaders in warning banks against AI models

Global financial leaders are raising concerns about new AI models from US tech firms, fearing they could exploit cyber vulnerabilities in the banking sector. The rapid advancement of AI, exemplified by Anthropic’s Claude Mythos, presents a significant challenge, prompting urgent calls for robust governance frameworks to prevent misuse and safeguard economies.

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Gautam Adani overtakes Mukesh Ambani as Asia’s richest person; check global rankings

According to the latest wealth rankings, Adani’s net worth has reached $92.6 billion, placing him ahead of Ambani, whose fortune is estimated at $90.8 billion. This shift has positioned Adani at the top spot both in India and across Asia.

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Gabrielle Union gives heartfelt 4-word shoutout to Megan Thee Stallion’s show

Gabrielle Union’s short but powerful reaction to Megan Thee Stallion’s Broadway performance highlights the impact of the rapper’s transition into theater. Taking on a historic role in Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Megan has delivered high-energy performances while navigating intense physical demands. A recent health scare briefly interrupted her run, but her quick recovery and commitment

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RR’s Romi Bhinder fined for phone breach; BCCI calls response ‘unsatisfactory’

Rajasthan Royals team manager Romi Bhinder has been fined Rs 1 lakh by the BCCI for breaching match-day regulations by using a mobile phone in the team dugout during an IPL fixture. The Anti-Corruption Unit found his response to a showcause notice unsatisfactory, leading to the penalty and a warning for the first-time offense.

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Vipul Shah wins cheque bounce case linked to Salman Khan, Ajay Devgn starrer ‘London Dreams’

Filmmaker Vipul Amrutlal Shah has won a 16-year-old cheque dishonour case related to his 2009 film London Dreams. Shah’s company provided financial aid to complete the movie, but the repayment cheque bounced. The Andheri Metropolitan Magistrate Court convicted producers PJ Singh and Gita Bhalla Singh, ordering them to pay within 90 days or face nine

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‘Ready for business’: Trump says Hormuz open but US blockade on Iran continues

Iran has announced the Strait of Hormuz is fully open for commercial vessels. This decision is linked to a ceasefire in Lebanon. The passage will be open for the remaining truce period on a coordinated route. Previously, Iran had restricted passage to certain vessels. A separate US-Iran ceasefire is also nearing its end.

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