Tata companies face a tough call on Chandra vote at AGM

Russian strikes have intensified in Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of eight individuals, including children. Authorities reported strikes targeting civilian infrastructure in cities like Kyiv and Sumy on Sunday. Moreover, the ongoing conflict has led to significant damage to homes and critical facilities across the regions. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy indicated an alarming increase in the use of drones and missiles.

Armani is open to selling a 15% stake in the company, as stipulated by founder Giorgio Armani's will. CEO Giuseppe Marsocci indicated that they may consider multiple investors for this sale. There have been reports of meetings being planned with potential buyers, including LVMH and L'Oreal. The timeline set by Giorgio Armani remains a priority for the company going forward.

October 4 arrives as a Full Day, bringing a sense of forward movement after something has been cleared away. Three Chinese zodiac signs could notice this change more than others. For each, the day is about letting go of what no longer fits. Doing so may make room for a more promising direction.

The parliamentary panel will examine the FCRA bill on Tuesday to begin its scrutiny of the proposed legislation. SBI Chairman CS Setty, Attorney General Tushar Mehta and other legal experts would brief the committee on its financial, compliance and legal aspects. Home secretary Govind Mohan had earlier told the panel that the proposed amendments were aimed at addressing internal security concerns.

Around 40 volunteers of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) including party co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka were detained ahead of the organisation's first regional volunteers' meeting on Sunday. Ranka claimed that Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma was afraid of the CJP. He alleged that the BJP won the assembly election by redrawing the boundaries. CJP chief Abhijeet Dipke said he would bring more party workers to the state, challenging the government to arrest them if Ranka and his fellow volunteers were not released.

Anushka Sharma’s chole bhature order for Virat Kohli helped put Mumbai-based Delhi Se restaurant in the spotlight. The eatery, which was reportedly struggling with Rs 18 lakh debt, saw a sharp rise in customer demand after a recommendation by comedian Abhishek Upmanyu and Anushka’s social media post. The restaurant later expanded to multiple outlets, according to its owners.

Lovlina's next fight is for Asian Games gold, but the journey matters more

Trinamool Congress spokesperson Kunal Ghosh alleged that he faced a a "life-threatening attack" from BJP men for the second time in two days. The politician has now taken refuge at the Narkeldanga police station after the miscreants followed him. Ghosh claimed that his security personnel had to draw his revolver to deter them and also highlighted the time when his car was egged and stoned by a mob in Hoogly.

No mention of Ashok-ji is complete without recalling his pivotal role in the Ram Janmabhoomi movement. Who can forget his address at VHP's Boat Club rally in New Delhi in April 1991? Or the defining image of an injured and bleeding Ashok-ji after a police lathi blow in October 1990 in Ayodhya? Today, if there is a grand Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, it's because of stalwarts like him, says PM Modi.

A foreign woman is trying to find an Indian rickshaw driver she met during her India visit a year ago after he refused to take her fare. Touched by his kindness, she gave him Rs 2,000 and has now shared their video on Instagram, asking users to help reconnect them. The heartwarming encounter has since drawn praise from social media users.

The ruling TVK government on Sunday withdrew its order expempting Public (Law and Order) department from the Right to Information (RTI) Act following widespread outrage. The department was classified as an 'Intelligence and Security Organisation' under the withdrawn order which would have kept it outside the RTI framework and restricted public access to the information it holds. Earlier, the exemption was defended as an attempt to keep information related to community clashes outside the RTI framework.

Opposition accused AAP functionaries of "illegaly" occupying ministerial bungalows in Chandigarh. The disputes over accomodation took a personal turn with an off-colour remark while alleging that Bishnoi was staying with Sisodia in government bungalow number 960, allotted to minister Ravjot Singh. Bishnoi said that Khaira maligned her and would sue him. She said the arrangement had been made with the minister's permission. Senior SAD leaders also questioned the alleged practice.