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PoliticsA new study from Belgium reveals that people do learn about politics on social media. However, the research highlights that the loudest voices on these platforms are often not the most objective, influencing political perceptions in a biased manner, according to Tim Bernard.
Tech Policy Press·
BusinessZoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu defended India's competitive economy in response to Elon Musk's claims that Starlink was blocked by Indian business interests. Vembu cited India's low mobile data prices, affordable medicines, and the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) as examples of the country's cost-effective systems.
Mint·
HealthOn World Mental Health Day 2026, several Bollywood celebrities have shared their struggles with anxiety, depression, and trauma. Deepika Padukone revealed her battle with clinical depression, describing it as painful but transformative. Shah Rukh Khan has spoken about coping with grief after losing his parents young. Their stories have helped break stigma and inspire millions to prioritize emotional wellness.
News18 Movies·
BusinessGujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals (GSFC) is looking for a joint venture partner to build a 500,000-tonne green ammonia plant in Jamnagar, Gujarat. The project aims to transform fertilizer production using renewable energy, supporting India's goal to replace fossil fuel-based ammonia. The plant will target export markets in Europe, Japan, and South Korea.
ET Energy Renewable··Jamnagar
WorldMahalaya marks the beginning of Sharadiya Navratri in Sanatan Dharma and falls on the new moon day of Ashwin Krishna Paksha. In 2026, Mahalaya is on October 10, Saturday. On this day, many states including Bengal complete the painting of eyes on Goddess Durga's idols, a ritual known as Chakshu-daan. This tradition symbolizes the goddess's awakening and has roots in ancient scriptures like Durga Saptashati. While Bengal shifted this ritual to Mahalaya, Mithila still performs it on Maha Saptami.
Prabhat Khabar·
EntertainmentShah Rukh Khan shared an old story from the early 1990s when he was jailed after confronting a journalist over a false romantic article. At Tehelka’s Think 2012 event, he recalled how Nana Patekar helped him get out of jail during that difficult time. The incident changed his perspective and happened while he was shooting Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa.
News18 Movies·
Tech Policy Press·
A new study from Belgium reveals that people do learn about politics on social media. However, the research highlights that the loudest voices on these platforms are often not the most objective, influencing political perceptions in a biased manner, according to Tim Bernard.
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