After US, Canada sees teachers at risk over online comments about Charlie Kirk

Following Charlie Kirk’s assassination, educators face repercussions for social media posts, exemplified by a Canadian teacher’s critical comments that triggered school safety concerns and a police investigation. This incident mirrors US cases where educators were disciplined for online reactions to Kirk’s death, sparking debates about free speech versus professional conduct.

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‘Attempting to draw conclusions’: FIP sends legal notice to Reuters, WSJ; slams ‘speculative’ AI171 crash coverage

The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) has taken legal action against Reuters and The Wall Street Journal over their coverage of the Air India Flight 171 crash in Ahmedabad. FIP demands a public apology for what it deems “selective and unverified reporting,” urging the outlets to cease speculative content and await the official AAIB report.

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IND vs ENG 4th Test: ‘A Test hundred is a Test hundred’ — Shubman Gill defends Jadeja-Washington’s refusal to shake hands early

Shubman Gill defended Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar’s pursuit of centuries on Day 5 of the drawn fourth Test against England. Gill emphasised that both deserved their hundreds after their impressive partnership rescued India from a precarious position. Despite England’s frustration and Ben Stokes’s sarcastic remarks, Jadeja and Sundar remained composed, guiding India to a…

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Harvard consolidates DEI offices, ending dedicated women’s and LGBTQ spaces

Harvard College has consolidated its Women’s Center and the Office for BGLTQ Student Life into a new “Harvard Foundation” within the Office of Culture and Community. This restructuring, prompted by the closure of these offices, aims to centralize support services. The Foundation will prioritize inclusive programming open to all undergraduates, potentially impacting funding for affinity…

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‘I stay in Delhi for two or three days only,’ says Nitin Gadkari; explains why

Union minister Nitin Gadkari voiced concerns about Delhi’s escalating pollution, impacting public health and life expectancy. Speaking at ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0’ tree plantation drive, he emphasised the urgent need to curb vehicle emissions. Gadkari highlighted government initiatives promoting alternative fuels like ethanol, large-scale plantation drives, and utilising waste in road construction.

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Horoscope Tomorrow, September 17, 2025: Your zodiac insights await

This week’s horoscopes emphasize well-being, financial planning, and family connections. Several signs benefit from exercise, careful budgeting, and open communication. Travel plans and property matters also require attention, with advice ranging from securing real estate deals to enhancing property safety and resolving disputes amicably. Prioritizing self-care and seeking expert advice are recurring themes.

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