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The Brief India

Tragedy Strikes at Vijay Rally: 39 Killed, 51 Injured in Karur Stampede!

A political rally in Karur, Tamil Nadu, turned disastrous on September 27, 2025, when a massive crowd surge caused a stampede during actor-turned-politician Vijay’s address. The death toll has reached 39, comprising 13 men, 17 women, and 9 children, while at least 51 others are receiving treatment. The chaos is blamed on Vijay’s delayed arrival, hours past schedule, combined with sweltering heat, inadequate crowd control, and attendees waiting without sufficient water or provisions.

Viral video clips from the scene have intensified public outrage, showing Vijay allegedly continuing his speech even as injured individuals lay nearby and ambulances struggled to reach the victims. In response, the Tamil Nadu government announced ₹10 lakh in compensation for affected families and launched an inquiry commission led by retired judge Aruna Jagadeesan to investigate procedural lapses and accountability.

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The Brief India

Sam Pitroda: “Felt at Home in Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal”

Rahul Gandhi’s close aide and Indian Overseas Congress chief Sam Pitroda sparked a political row after stating that he felt “at home” while visiting India’s neighbouring countries. “I’ve been to Pakistan, and I must tell you, I felt at home. I’ve been to Bangladesh, I’ve been to Nepal, and I feel at home. I don’t feel like I’m in a foreign country,” Pitroda remarked, highlighting the shared culture, food, language, and traditions that bind the region together.

His statement drew sharp criticism from the BJP, which accused him of being insensitive to issues of national security and terrorism. Pitroda later clarified that his comments were meant to underline people-to-people ties and common heritage across South Asia, not to undermine India’s concerns. He maintained that fostering neighbourly relations is essential for regional peace and cooperation.

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The Brief India

Alia Bhatt Stuns in Gucci at Milan Fashion Week: A Bold Nod to Demna’s Debut.

Bollywood star Alia Bhatt turned heads at Milan Fashion Week, wearing a dramatic Gucci fur coat from Demna’s new La Famiglia collection, cinched with a gold chain belt over a lace-detailed satin mini. Her ensemble flowed effortlessly between bold and elegant, paired with sheer Gucci monogram stockings, pointed heels, a structured bag, and sleek hair, an embodiment of Gucci’s daring new aesthetic.

As Gucci’s global ambassador, Alia’s presence at the premiere of The Tiger, the film debuting Demna’s first collection for the house, reinforced her standing in the fashion world. Her look was a perfect amalgam of glamour, strength, and high fashion, capturing attention on one of luxury fashion’s biggest stages.

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The Brief India

Himanshi Tokas Makes History as India’s First Junior Judoka to Claim World No.1.

Twenty-year-old Himanshi Tokas has become the first Indian, male or female, to top the junior world rankings in judo, clinching the No. 1 spot in the women’s 63 kg category with 610 points. Her rise to the summit comes on the back of stellar performances earlier in 2025, including a gold at the Asian Junior Championship in Jakarta, as well as titles at the Taipei Junior Asian Cup and Casablanca African Open.

Tokas’ journey has been remarkable, not only for breaking new ground in Indian judo, but also for overcoming challenges and expectations. Hailing from Munirka, South Delhi, she balanced rigorous training (including stints abroad) with recovering from injuries, and remained focused on her ambition. Her achievement signals a new era for Indian judo, inspiring young athletes and helping shift attention toward India’s potential on the international mat.

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The Brief India

Sharif at UNGA: ‘Hindu Supremacist Agenda in India Seeks Subjugation of 200 Million Muslims’

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif used his UN General Assembly address to launch sharp criticism at India, accusing it of pursuing what he called a “Hindu supremacist agenda.” He said this ideology “aggressively seeks the subjugation of 200 million Muslims and the obliteration of India’s Islamic heritage.” Drawing a parallel with Gaza, Sharif claimed that “like the people of Palestine, the people of Jammu and Kashmir too, have struggled for a century for their freedom and right to self-determination.”

Sharif also warned against India’s growing military capabilities, saying Pakistan would “respond most decisively to any Indian aggression.” While highlighting Islamophobia as a global threat, he argued that Kashmir remains a flashpoint demanding urgent international intervention. His comments drew sharp criticism from Indian officials, who dismissed the speech as propaganda and reiterated that Jammu and Kashmir is an internal matter.

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The Brief India

Prakash Raj Sparks Debate with 'No Human Is Illegal' Statement.

Actor and activist Prakash Raj has ignited a nationwide debate by stating that "no human is illegal on this earth," challenging the conventional understanding of illegal migration. Speaking at a public discussion organized by the Association for Protection of Civil Rights India, Raj emphasized the importance of human rights over legal labels. He argued that migration is a natural human right and that no individual should be deemed "illegal" simply for crossing borders.

His comments have drawn both support and criticism. Supporters applaud his stance on human rights, while critics argue that it undermines national security and legal frameworks. The debate touches on broader issues of immigration, human rights, and national sovereignty, reflecting the complexities of these topics in today's globalized world.

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The Brief India

From Rising Star to Scandal: ACS Officer Nupur Bora’s Fall from Grace!

Nupur Bora, a 2019-batch Assam Civil Service (ACS) officer once viewed as a promising administrative talent, now finds herself entangled in one of the state’s most sensational corruption cases. Arrested after months of surveillance, she faces accusations of facilitating illegal land transfers, including transferring Hindu-owned land to “suspicious individuals” during her tenure in Barpeta, in exchange for bribes. In raids conducted at her residences, authorities seized massive amounts of cash and valuables: ₹92 lakh cash and jewellery worth close to ₹1 crore from her Guwahati home, and additional funds at her Barpeta house.

The arrest has sent shockwaves through Assam’s bureaucracy, not just because of the sheer scale of alleged misconduct, but also because Bora’s journey had embodied hope for many young women in public service. Her administrative career included postings as Assistant Commissioner in Karbi Anglong, then as Circle Officer in Barpeta, and most recently as CO of Goroimari in Kamrup. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has publicly vowed strict action, accusing her of not just corruption, but “serious concern” over manipulations in the revenue offices of minority-dominated regions.

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The Brief India

La Tomatina 2025: 22,000 People, 120 Tons of Tomatoes, Pure Madness1

Just a month ago, on August 27, 2025, the streets of Buñol exploded into a sea of red during the world-famous La Tomatina. More than 22,000 people from around the globe gathered to pelt each other with 120 tons of overripe tomatoes, turning the small Spanish town into the ultimate tomato battleground. For one unforgettable hour, laughter, chaos, and splashes of pulp filled every corner.

What began as a playful street fight in 1945 has now grown into one of the planet’s wildest cultural festivals, drawing thrill-seekers year after year. From tomato-soaked selfies to streets flowing like red rivers, La Tomatina 2025 once again reminded us why Spain holds the crown for the world’s messiest (and happiest) food fight.

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The Brief India

Rajnath Singh Endorses Modi as BJP's PM Candidate Until 2044.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has firmly declared that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will remain the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) prime ministerial candidate for the upcoming general elections in 2029, 2034, 2039, and even 2044. Singh emphasized that there is "no vacancy" for the Prime Minister's post in the foreseeable future, underscoring Modi's continued leadership and vision for the nation. He further asserted that Modi will retire only after realizing the goal of a "Viksit Bharat" (Developed India) by 2047.

This declaration comes amidst discussions about leadership continuity within the BJP and the broader political landscape. Singh's statement reflects the party's confidence in Modi's leadership and its commitment to long-term national development objectives. The vision of a "Viksit Bharat" aligns with ongoing initiatives and reforms aimed at transforming India into a developed nation by the centenary of its independence in 2047.

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The Brief India

Shah Rukh Khan Wins First National Award for Jawan!

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has won the Best Actor Award at the 71st National Film Awards for his performance in Jawan. This historic win marks the first National Award of his career in the acting category, adding a major milestone to his over three-decade journey in cinema.

Sharing the honor with Vikrant Massey for 12th Fail, Khan received the award from President Droupadi Murmu in New Delhi. Fans and industry colleagues celebrated the moment, calling it a long-overdue recognition for the “King of Bollywood.”

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