Times of India

India triumphed over Bangladesh by 7 wickets in Kanpur, sweeping the series 2-0 and solidifying their lead in the WTC standings. Dominated by Ashwin, Jadeja, and Bumrah's bowling, India chased a target of 95 runs efficiently, despite two rain-curtailed days. Rishabh Pant did the honours in the end, clearing the boundary rope with ease to seal the victory, which looked an improbable outcome after two washout days. Virat Kohli occupied the other end, remaining unbeaten on 29.

Rohit Kumar Singh, an IIT alumnus and retired IAS officer, shared his nostalgic journey from a job offer at TCS with a salary of Rs 1,300 per month to a ₹2,200 per month job in Indian Civil Services. His decision to prioritize public service over financial gain has garnered admiration on social media.

The Supreme Court of India reiterates that mere accusations or convictions cannot justify property demolitions, emphasizing uniform legal standards for all communities. The court mandates a notice period before demolition and disapproves of using bulldozers as punitive measures, stressing the need for judicial oversight to prevent misuse.

China's 75th anniversary of Communist rule was marked quietly amid fears of a Soviet-style collapse. President Xi Jinping emphasizes party loyalty and ideological discipline, wary of vulnerabilities like economic stagnation and public discontent. Xi’s focus on control and suppression highlights concerns over China’s economic future and the CCP's long-term stability.

Rajinikanth's health is stable and he will return home soon after the completion of medical treatment.

Govinda got shot accidently with his own gun as he was about to leave for Kolkata from Mumbai. The actor is currently in the hospital and recuperating as the doctors have removed the bullet.

Senator JD Vance's comparison of abortion to slavery has fueled criticism from reproductive rights advocates. During his campaign, Vance has promoted a nationwide abortion ban and voiced support for federal measures to limit access. Kamala Harris has strongly criticized Vance’s views and their potential implications.

Actor Govinda was hospitalized in Mumbai after accidentally shooting himself in the leg with his own revolver while preparing to leave for Kolkata. The incident occurred early in the morning, and his manager confirmed the bullet has been removed and Govinda is now in stable condition. The actor was heading to the airport for a scheduled show.

Stock market today: Indian equity benchmark indices, BSE Sensex and Nifty50, opened in green on Tuesday. While BSE Sensex was near 84,600, Nifty50 was above 25,850.

PlayStation gamers encounter widespread outages affecting multiple consoles including PS4, PS5, and PS Vita. The disruptions have led to errors in loading systems, and the PSN Service Status page confirms issues with launching games, apps, and network features. Sony is working to resolve the problem.

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah supports his wife Parvati's decision to return 14 compensation plots amidst a land allotment controversy. Siddaramaiah accuses opposition parties of false complaints to incite political hatred and vows to fight legally against corruption charges. He acknowledges his wife's psychological distress but respects her decision.

Oil marketing companies have increased the price of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders by Rs 48.50, and 5-kg Free Trade cylinders by Rs 12, effective October 1. This marks the third consecutive monthly hike in the price of the 19-kg LPG cylinder, with a total increase of Rs 94 over the past three months.

Water supply in parts of west Delhi will be disrupted for 16 hours on October 1-2 due to major repair work at the Haiderpur Water Treatment Plant, affecting areas such as Varun Niketan and Raja Garden. Residents are advised to store sufficient water and may request water tankers if needed.

Junior doctors in West Bengal have resumed an indefinite strike over safety concerns, following the rape and murder of a colleague. The protest, lasting 52 days, demands government action on security. Senior doctors and civil society organisations are organising rallies in Kolkata, pressing for justice and governmental intervention to ensure medical staff safety.

India's cricket team has adopted a flexible and aggressive batting approach, differing from England's 'Bazball' strategy. This has led to more successful counter-attacks and fewer collapses. Batters like Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill exemplify this by adapting to conditions before hitting aggressively, making India's all-format batting lineup hard to plan against.

Pakistan's Test captain Shan Masood defended his player and opening batsman Abdullah Shafique, highlighting his superior Test records over Virat Kohli's early career, amidst criticism of the squad's selection. The media questioned Masood and PCB's selection of players, pointing out the inconsistency in the team's performance over a period of time.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath called Rahul Gandhi an 'accidental Hindu' raised in Roman culture, contrasting him with PM Modi who embraced Ram's culture. He criticized Congress for not supporting the Ram Mandir's construction and accused the party of undermining Sanatan culture and constitutional institutions.

The Israel Defense Forces launched a ground invasion into southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah’s military infrastructure near the border. This follows two weeks of airstrikes, with the goal of neutralizing immediate threats to Israeli communities. Hezbollah vows to confront Israeli troops, marking potential for intensified ground engagement.

In October 2024, different zodiac signs will experience varied financial outcomes. Aries will see unexpected gains from investments, while Gemini should avoid impulsive spending. Taurus and Cancer benefit from real estate, and Leo should monitor expenses post-19th. Scorpio faces increased spending, and Pisces must reassess their spending habits.

Mount Everest's increasing height is attributed to the isostatic rebound caused by the merger of the Kosi and Arun rivers about 89,000 years ago. According to their estimates, isostatic rebound is responsible for approximately 10% of the yearly uplift rate of Everest. Isostatic rebound is a geological phenomenon that is not limited to the Himalayan region.