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A video from Delhi’s Tilak Nagar shows PWD Minister Parvesh Verma appearing to slap a man who was recording him during a road inspection. NDTV reports that Verma pulled down the man’s mobile before the slap, after which a security guard intervened as the two appeared to confront each other. The video has triggered a political controversy.

NOAA Hurricane Heroes brave the terrifying 180 MPH eyewall of Hurricane Polo, capturing unbelievable footage from inside the storm’s massive eye and its stunning 'stadium effect.' Meanwhile, a waterspout forms off the coast as Polo’s powerful storm bands trigger intense weather, with huge waves battering Mexico’s Pacific coastline.

Bangkok is battling severe flooding after nearly 300 mm of rain fell in around 48 hours. Major roads have been submerged, while the overflowing Saen Saep Canal has worsened flooding around areas including Lat Phrao and Ramkhamhaeng. Authorities declared all 50 districts a flood disaster area and urged residents to avoid unnecessary travel. Both Bangkok airports remain operational, but several access routes are affected by waterlogging.

A major transport project is taking shape in Kashi as India’s first and the world’s third urban transport ropeway undergoes trial runs in Varanasi. With construction progressing rapidly, the ambitious ropeway is set to add a new dimension to urban connectivity in the city. The latest visuals show the project moving closer to becoming a key public transport link for commuters and visitors.

Kathmandu is on high alert as the swollen Bagmati River overflows its banks following persistent heavy rainfall, threatening low-lying riverside communities. Meanwhile, major highways linking Kathmandu with the rest of Nepal—including the Prithvi Highway, BP Highway and Kanti Lokpath—remain blocked by landslides. Long-distance transport vehicles are stranded along the roads as authorities face major disruption across key routes.

Thailand is bracing for heavy to very heavy rain from September 25 to 27, with Bangkok and several regions expected to face intense rainfall. Authorities have warned of possible flash floods and runoff, particularly in low-lying and hillside areas. Rough seas are also forecast, with waves potentially reaching 2–3 metres and higher during thunderstorms. Small boats have been advised to stay ashore as Thailand remains on weather alert.

At a press conference in Delhi, CJP members raised serious allegations against the Election Commission of India and demanded Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation within 48 hours. They alleged irregularities in elections and voter-list changes, called for systemic reforms and questioned the Election Commission’s independence. The group also warned of a nationwide campaign and protests if the demand is not met. The allegations were made during the press conference and remain claims by the speakers.

Tibetan, Uyghur and other activists gathered in Washington, D.C., during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to protest China’s policies in Tibet and Xinjiang. Protesters called for greater attention to religious freedom, cultural and language rights, political prisoners and alleged transnational repression. Demonstrators gathered near the Chinese Embassy before marching toward the U.S. Capitol, with speakers including U.S. lawmakers addressing the crowd.

A major landslide struck Rimbi village in West Sikkim after continuous rainfall triggered a massive flow of mud, rocks and debris. Houses, government quarters and other properties were damaged as the landslide swept through the area overnight. The incident has raised fresh concerns over safety and connectivity in the region amid persistent rain. No loss of life has been reported so far. Authorities are monitoring the situation as the risk of further landslides remains.

A dramatic scene unfolded at the United Nations General Assembly in New York as dozens of delegates walked out when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began his address. Netanyahu called those who left 'moral cowards' and then directly confronted New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, accusing him of trying to silence him. Netanyahu also rejected allegations of genocide against Israel, declaring: 'Israel didn’t commit genocide; Israel prevented genocide.'