Times of India

In a harrowing tale of survival, a fifteen-year-old boy was left drifting for sixty-two grueling hours on the Bering Sea after a fishing tragedy took his brother and cousin. As he clutched an overturned skiff, hope seemed dim until rescuers, spotting his distinctive yellow jacket, rescued him, leaving the community torn between relief for his survival and grief for their losses.

A consumer commission ordered Tata Select Motors to take back a Tata Harrier EV. The vehicle repeatedly developed smart-key and central-locking problems despite repairs. The commission directed a refund after deducting ten percent depreciation from the vehicle's price. It also awarded fifty thousand rupees compensation and fifteen thousand rupees costs to the buyer. The order was passed on September 7, 2026, for issues arising in 2025.

During the trophy presentation at the Irish Open, US President Donald Trump dropped a significant announcement: he plans to abolish the 10% tariff on Irish whiskey. This action responds to ongoing pleas from Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin and the golfing community. The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States views this as a welcomed change that will positively impact businesses and consumers in the upcoming holiday period.

Humpy's nine-year-old daughter Ahana witnessed her mother play live for the first time as APL Pipers lost the GCL final to Ganges Grandmasters. While Humpy was left disappointed with silver, Ahana celebrated from the front row, seeing only the joy of her mother competing and receiving a medal. For her, the silver felt every bit like gold.

India women snub trophy ceremony, Saikia says meeting Naqvi was 'normal tradition'

A woman biker claims a car repeatedly followed her on Sunday. The car allegedly hit her motorcycle and then fled the scene. Footage shared online shows the alleged collision and the car driving away. A friend pursued the car and confronted the driver at a traffic signal. The biker has appealed to Gurgaon Police for action and accountability.

Ganges Grandmasters stunned the favourites, APL Pipers, to win the GCL 2026 title on Sunday, powered by an unconventional team culture built on humour, trust and camaraderie. First-time coach Adiban Baskaran became the unlikely catalyst, blending superstition, calmness inspired by MS Dhoni, and personal bonds with players. Ian Nepomniachtchi and Stavroula Tsolakidou delivered decisive wins, completing a remarkable underdog triumph.

After a six-year delay, Alexander Zverev triumphantly claimed his first US Open title, defeating Ben Shelton in a match full of memorable moments. This victory provided a sweet redemption from his 2020 final loss. Reflecting on his achievement, Zverev acknowledged the unwavering support from his family and team, underscoring the significance of this Grand Slam win during a superb season for the German athlete.

A retired Group Captain of the Indian Air Force fell victim to a violent attack by a parking attendant, resulting in serious injuries, including head trauma and a broken hand. The confrontation occurred over a parking dispute at Magnum Global Park, where the attendant reportedly wielded an iron rod. Following the incident, police have received a complaint aimed at launching an attempted murder investigation.

Roger Federer’s former Wollerau glass mansion near Lake Zurich was built as a private family home and was reportedly worth about $8.1 million. He listed it for 5.4 million Swiss francs in 2017 and sold it in 2018. Federer later focused on his much larger Rapperswil-Jona waterfront estate, where construction has faced several delays and disputes.

August marked a milestone for Russia as it imported record levels of oil products, with Indian exports accounting for nearly seventy percent. The gasoline supplied by India was produced from Russian crude at a shared refinery. While India remains the second-largest importer of crude oil from Russia, its overall imports have seen a decline compared to recent months, with China still leading the ranks.

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur and her teammates were seen celebrating after their record-extending eighth Women's Asia Cup title. However, the Indian team did not collect the trophy from Naqvi during the presentation ceremony. The ceremony ended with Sri Lanka receiving their runners-up cheque, medals and mementoes from the officials.