Legendary Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar recently posted a childhood photo of his children Arjun and Sara on social media to mark his son's birthday and #DaughtersDay. The heartfelt post received praise, including a touching response from former Pakistan cricketer Saeed Anwar. Anwar congratulated Sachin for breaking his ODI record with a double century years ago. He lauded Sachin's dedication and humility as a role model. The camaraderie between the former on-field rivals resonated with fans. Arjun, now associated with Mumbai Indians, shows promise to follow in his father's footsteps.

ChatGPT now allows paid subscribers on Plus and Enterprise plans to communicate by voice and share images. The voice feature rolling out over the next two weeks lets users have conversations with ChatGPT using speech on iOS and Android devices. To use it, tap the new microphone icon when chatting. The image feature launching across platforms allows sending pictures to ask ChatGPT questions about them. Users can upload images from their camera roll or take new photos. These new capabilities expand ChatGPT's AI skills beyond just text, enabling more natural interactions. However, they are currently limited to paid users, with no timeline for free tier access.

A CCTV video has emerged showing the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar outside a gurdwara in Surrey, Canada in June. The 90-second video reviewed by The Washington Post shows Nijjar's truck and a white sedan driving in parallel before the sedan blocks his path. Two armed men in hoodies then approach the truck and open fire. Over 30 bullets were fired at Nijjar before the gunmen fled. The video has been shared with Canadian investigators. The report also highlighted that there was initially the bickering between Surrey police and RCMP over who would head a probe into Nijjar's killing.

Amid the ongoing diplomatic dispute over the killing of Khalistani extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Canada has updated its travel advisory for citizens in India to "remain vigilant and exercise caution." The Canadian government cited recent developments and negative sentiment toward Canada on social media in India as reasons for the advisory. Tensions erupted after Canadian PM Justin Trudeau accused Indian agents of potential involvement in Nijjar's murder in British Columbia. India angrily denied the claims and expelled a senior Canadian diplomat in retaliation. The updated advisory comes as the two countries remain locked in a heated row over the allegations.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called the honoring of a Ukrainian Nazi veteran in Parliament "deeply embarrassing" after facing backlash. Trudeau was among those who applauded 98-year-old Yaroslav Hunka, a veteran of a Nazi SS division, who was introduced as a war hero after Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed Parliament. Jewish groups and opposition conservatives slammed the incident, with Trudeau admitting it was "clearly unacceptable." The Speaker of the House also apologized for recognizing Hunka as a "Ukrainian hero." The controversial recognition came amid Canada's diplomatic row with India over allegations of involvement in a Sikh separatist's murder.

Speaking exclusively to ANI, Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Ali Sabry accused Canada of providing safe haven for terrorists. Sabry said he is "not surprised" by Canadian PM Justin Trudeau's recent allegations against India, noting that Trudeau often makes unsubstantiated claims. Referencing Trudeau's accusation that Sri Lanka committed "genocide," Sabry said it was a "total lie" that damaged Sri Lanka-Canada ties. Sabry also criticized Trudeau for honoring a former Nazi soldier in Canada's parliament. Sabry advised Trudeau not to interfere in other countries' affairs and to stop making polarizing statements that breed hatred.

In the week since Canadian PM Justin Trudeau accused Indian agents of involvement in the murder of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Canadian Sikhs have staged small protests outside India's diplomatic missions. About 100 protesters in Toronto burned an Indian flag, while 200 gathered at the Vancouver consulate. Under 100 protesters waved 'Khalistan' flags in Ottawa outside the Indian High Commissioner's office. Some called for the expulsion of Indian High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Verma, who said authorities were informed of the protests and providing security. Canada has about 770,000 Sikhs, the largest Sikh population outside India.

At the recent G20 summit, leaders from the Five Eyes intelligence network including U.S. President Joe Biden raised concerns with Indian PM Narendra Modi about Canada's claims of Indian involvement in the murder of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Vancouver. According to the Financial Times, the U.S., UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand specifically questioned Modi before Canada publicly accused Indian agents. India has rejected the allegations. The U.S. says it's in contact with India at high levels but giving no “special exemption.” The standoff has further strained Canada-India ties, putting Five Eyes nations in a tough position between the two allies.

Shocking photos have emerged showing the bodies of two Manipur teens who went missing in July, with armed men visible in the background. Hijam Linthoingambi, 17, and Phijam Hemjit, 20, from the Meitei community, are seen alive in one image. In the next, their bodies lie on the ground as two armed men stand behind them. The case, being probed by CBI though bodies are untraced, has sparked outrage over the delay in cracking it. Manipur government assured swift action after the distressing photos surfaced. Investigators may use cyber forensics to identify the two armed men behind the slain teens. [Image: NDTV]

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami arrived in London on Monday evening for a 3-day visit to invite NRIs and industrialists to the Global Investors Conference to be held in the state in December. Deputy High Commissioner Sujit Ghosh welcomed CM Dhami a the airport. The CM aims to meet investors for the summit to drive robust growth in Uttarakhand. During the September 25 to September 28 visit, the Chief Minister will hold road shows in London on September 26 and Birmingham on September 27.  The London outreach highlights Dhami's efforts to draw NRI and foreign capital through the global investment conference.