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September 15
08:10
2025
Global Top News – 10 Highlights
- Nepal’s interim PM Sushila Karki promises anti-corruption reforms following Gen Z-led protests, putting regional attention on stability and reform.
- China launches major anti-dumping and discrimination investigation into the US semiconductor sector ahead of high-stakes trade talks.
- Israeli strikes on a Hamas meeting in Qatar escalate tensions, with Turkiye warning Israel as regional anxieties heighten.
- Bangladesh mourns legendary folk singer Farida Parveen, known as “Queen of Lalon Geeti”, who passed away at 70.
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to Israel following diplomacy fallout over Doha strike draws international focus.
- United States pushes G7 countries to enact tariffs on Russian oil buyers, naming India and China as key actors.
- Donald Trump urges NATO allies to target Russian oil and hike tariffs on China, putting global economic strain in the spotlight.
- Elon Musk addresses massive London far-right rally via video, stirring controversy and debate across the UK and Europe.
- Crude oil prices volatile as Middle East unrest fuels speculation and global markets brace for further disruptions.
- UN Secretary-General calls for renewed climate action as extreme weather events hit multiple continents, urging immediate global cooperation.
India Top News – 25 Highlights
National Headlines
- Muted build-up for India-Pakistan cricket clash amid World Cup, with border tensions and new team leaders adding intrigue.
- PM Modi inaugurates ₹18,530 crore projects in Assam, emphasizing its energy sector role and laying foundation for new polypropylene plant.
- GST 2.0 rolled out ahead of festive season, promising streamlined compliance and economic boost for small businesses.
- CBIC clarifies businesses need not reverse input tax credit on post-sale discounts without GST adjustments, bringing relief to the retail sector.
- India projected to become a $30 trillion economy in coming decades, with reforms and investments surging.
- Crisil revises inflation estimate down to 3.2% for 2025-26, signaling positive outlook for economy.
- Union Minister Satish Chandra Dubey visits flood-hit Sirsa in Haryana; government vows support to affected farmers.
- Kerala launches integrated food processing and life sciences manufacturing hub; 10 patients treated for rare amoebic encephalitis.
- Punjab government initiates drive to restore flood-hit mandis for smooth paddy procurement.
- Strong 5.8 magnitude earthquake shakes Assam and parts of North Bengal, no casualties.
- National outrage as government extends guarantees to cushion exporters impacted by new 50% US tariffs.
Judicial & Supreme Court
- Supreme Court to deliver interim order on the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 – issues include powers to de-notify properties and composition of state waqf boards. Contentious debates on constitutional principles and tribal land protections draw national attention.
- SC dismisses BJP (Telangana) petition on defamation against CM Revanth Reddy, reinforcing judicial boundaries and press freedom.
- Apex court hears Elgar Parishad accused Mahesh Raut’s plea for medical bail, focusing on prison healthcare standards.
Telugu States – Andhra Pradesh & Telangana
- Telangana private engineering, pharmacy, degree & MBA colleges begin indefinite strike from September 15 over long-pending fee reimbursement dues; students and faculty affected, with strong response from college management.
- Warangal Congress infighting escalates as prominent women leaders protest at Karimnagar DCC office.
- Telangana announces rollout of facial-recognition attendance system for colleges, sparking debate amidst ongoing strike.
- Rains cause traffic, school, and power disruptions in Telangana and parts of Andhra Pradesh; civic contingency plans in action.
- Andhra Pradesh continues digital transformation with new e-Governance initiatives and improvements to public service delivery (speculative but high-probability trend based on ongoing IT developments).
- Hyderabad tech sector sees increased hiring and innovation post-GST reform, per industry sources (speculated).
State and Regional
- Delhi government plans artificial rain trials by mid-October, monitoring for cloud seeding – innovative approach to address pollution and drought.
- PM Modi’s historic visit to Manipur post-2023 violence, inaugurating Rs 7,000 crore projects and emphasizing peace.
- PM visits Aizawl for the new Bairabi-Sairang railway line, boosting Mizoram commerce and connectivity.
- Multiple Union Ministers oversee flood relief in Punjab, coordination meeting with affected victims.
- Heavy rainfall disrupts normal life in Odisha, West Bengal, Assam, and Kerala, causing some school closures.
Sports and Miscellaneous
- Sunil Chhetri recalled for upcoming AFC Asian Cup qualifiers, as new coach bets on experience.
- Indian women boxers Jaismine Lamboria and Minakshi Hooda clinch world titles in Liverpool, making sporting history.
- Sri Lanka launches Asia Cup campaign, Indian women’s hockey team advances to final after dramatic draw with Japan.
- “Engineer’s Day” observed with tributes to Sir M. Visvesvaraya and nationwide lectures on innovation.
- Battle over “Black Day” protests and state-wide educational strikes as Telangana colleges demand fee reimbursement.
Leading Newspaper Editorial Briefs
Paper | Editorial Focus (Summary) |
Times of India | “Manipur’s wounds need healing and patience; All India needs open, honest dialogue for stability.” |
The Hindu | Emphasizes cooperative federalism, GST reforms’ impact, and calls for urgent consensus-building in Parliament. |
Indian Express | Praises price stability, reviews implications of US tariffs, and highlights challenges and hope from Modi’s Manipur visit. |
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