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Sensex plunges 1,124 points to 72,771.72 as crude surges
Rising crude and the Iran–US deadlock triggered broad-based selling; only 3 Nifty stocks ended in the green. Source: The Hindu BusinessLine
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Two 7,600 sq. m facilities will make gas-power airfoils and machined parts in Hyderabad. Source: Indian Stock Alerts

The Afghanistan quarter-final was abandoned without a ball bowled; India face Nepal or Sri Lanka on October 1. Source: CricTracker

Nifty sank below 22,800 to a near six-month low as Brent's surge spooked investors; PSU banks worst hit. Source: The Hindu BusinessLine

Simultaneous searches covered Panorama Studios, Vashu Bhagnani, Rakul Preet Singh and Ali Abbas Zafar. Source: Filmibeat
The two 7,600 sq. m facilities will produce gas-power airfoils and machined parts, taking the firm's dedicated GE Vernova plants to three. Source: Indian Stock Alerts
The Supreme Court declined to pause the first-ever merchant fee on UPI, while issuing notices to the Centre, RBI and NPCI. Source: Education Times
The Rs 1,542-crore Gujarat package also covers a WAG-12 loco shed, Kavach and the Sabarmati–Sarkhej doubling. Source: India Shipping News
The 100-metre bridge is a key engineering milestone for India's first high-speed rail corridor. Source: Education Times
The US president turned down Tehran's offer to reopen the strait; the waterway remains shut as talks stall. Source: Just Security

Nifty fell 1.56% to 22,780.25, near a six-month low; only Dr Reddy's, Infosys and HDFC Life closed green. Source: The Hindu BusinessLine

The 'Cyclosinone Herbicide' was sold without its active ingredient disclosed; JioMart fined Rs 5 lakh. Source: The Hindu BusinessLine
Rain abandoned the quarter-final at Nisshin without a ball bowled; top-ranked India advance to the October 1 semi-final. Source: CricTracker
Simultaneous searches covered Panorama Studios, Vashu Bhagnani, Rakul Preet Singh and Ali Abbas Zafar. Source: Filmibeat
The deal brings the AI lab's research team into AMD to shape hardware for reasoning, robotics and physical AI. Source: GlobeNewswire
Every monsoon, the city's lakes remind us they were here first. Encroached inlets and choked drains turn heavy rain into urban flooding, and the cost is borne by the same neighbourhoods that once lived beside clean water.
The fix is neither mysterious nor new: map every inlet, clear every blockage, and protect buffer zones with the seriousness we reserve for flyovers. A city that can build a metro in record time can surely save its lakes. What is missing is not money or method, but the will to choose water over concrete.