Times of India

'Toxic: A Fairytale For Grown-Ups' continues to hold strong at the box office as it moves into its sixth day of release, even as collections settle into the more modest pace typical of a film's second week. Having comfortably crossed the Rs. 200 crore domestic mark and edged toward Rs. 300 crore worldwide, Yash's gangster epic remains firmly in record-chasing territory despite the mixed critical reception it has drawn since release.

A shocking incident unfolded as a 16-year-old girl was gang-raped aboard a moving sleeper bus en route to Kashmere Gate. The bus driver and conductor are accused of committing this horrific act before abandoning the traumatized student 47 kilometers later. Police swiftly apprehended the suspects in a nearby bus parking area, while the vehicle was sent for forensic analysis following the harrowing event.

Gold price prediction today: The medium-term case for investment in gold remains intact, despite recent fall in prices, says Manav Modi, Senior Analyst, Commodity Research at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.

Karim Lala, Haji Mastan, and Varadarajan Mudaliar were pivotal figures in Mumbai's criminal underworld, orchestrating smuggling and gambling operations while wielding significant community dominance. Haji Mastan, known for his connections with Bollywood and his foray into politics, highlighted their multifaceted influence. However, their reign faced a violent end with the emergence of Dawood Ibrahim, marking a shift in the criminal landscape.

The CCPA ordered McVitie's to stop using the "Wholewheat" claim on its biscuits. This action followed concerns raised about misleading health claims on food products. The authority found the biscuit packaging contained only 19.5 percent whole wheat flour. McVitie's explanation about its trademark was rejected by the CCPA. The company was fined Rs 1 lakh and directed to change its packaging.

Novak Djokovic’s first-round US Open defeat to Mariano Navone ended his streak of 78 consecutive opening-round Grand Slam wins, his first such loss since the 2006 Australian Open. The four-hour, 36-minute battle was also his longest first-round major match. Despite the defeat, Djokovic made his 20th US Open appearance, joining Connors, Agassi and Lopez in an elite group.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi set a new Duleep Trophy record as the youngest batter to score a half-century. He achieved this milestone at fifteen years and 175 days old during the semi-final match. Sooryavanshi narrowly missed a century, finishing with an impressive ninety-two runs off eighty-one balls. He also briefly captained East Zone after Ishan Kishan's injury. Central Zone was bowled out for 266 earlier in the day.

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An AIMIM party worker was fatally stabbed by a group near his home. The victim, Md Mahboob Ali, was attacked while returning from a local hotel. Six assailants on two motorcycles inflicted multiple stab wounds before fleeing the scene. Local leaders visited the site and confirmed the victim's party affiliation. Police have identified a prime suspect and are actively pursuing the accused.

People born on September 1 possess independent minds and strong leadership qualities. They excel at initiating tasks and handling responsibility with dedication. Their courage and loyalty make them protective of loved ones and colleagues. However, they can struggle with collaboration and patience when faced with delays. Learning to balance ambition with patience is their most important life lesson.

Jaya Bachchan's career sacrifices serve as a poignant reminder of the persistent issue of parental guilt faced by many today. Today's parents often struggle between the desire for personal fulfillment and the need to be present for their children. Cultivating emotional maturity helps them manage these conflicting feelings without overwhelming guilt. Viewing sacrifices as choices rather than obligations profoundly benefits children.

Rashid Latif, the former captain of Pakistan, has not held back in his criticism of the cricket board and its chairman, deeming their administration the most ineffective in the last seventy years. He pointed to a notable decline in the team's performance, especially as they struggled to reach even two hundred runs in their recent matches against England, amplifying the outcry surrounding the team's capabilities.

The Indian Navy commissioned INS Nipun, a new diving support vessel, in Mumbai. This vessel enhances deep-sea diving and submarine rescue operations for the Western fleet. INS Nipun joins its sister ship INS Nistar, completing a two-coast capability. Built domestically, the ship supports saturation diving and submarine rescue missions. It also features advanced medical facilities for deep-sea diving emergencies.

Schoolchildren across India are protesting for essential infrastructure and accountability. Their demands precede politics and focus on tangible, life-impacting issues. This new form of protest uses smartphones to present undeniable evidence of neglect. The state faces a dilemma when confronted by these young, uncompromised voices. These children represent a future demanding change from an entrenched system.

Novak Djokovic was knocked out in the first round of the US Open by Mariano Navone in a four-hour, 36-minute five-set battle. The 39-year-old struggled with physical issues, including cramps and back pain, while making 70 unforced errors. Djokovic also became emotional during the match, with tears highlighting the frustration of a painful defeat and uncertain Grand Slam future.