JAPAN FLIGHTS
US playing with Russian nuclear fire by planning to sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine? Putin's aide Medvedev warns 'will end badly for Trump himself'
Ukraine may receive American Tomahawk missiles. These powerful weapons can strike deep into Russia. Russia expresses extreme concern over this possibility. The missiles could be controlled by the United States. This development raises tensions in the ongoing conflict. The potential delivery is a significant point of discussion.
IRCTC new ticket policy: Railways to soon allow rescheduling of confirmed train tickets without cancellation fees
Indian Railways is set to introduce a new feature allowing passengers to reschedule confirmed tickets without cancellation fees. Travelers can modify their travel date on the IRCTC portal, paying only the fare difference, offering significant flexibility. This move aims to enhance passenger convenience and align with international travel standards.
US stock market today: Massive market crash — Dow plunges 504 points, S&P 500 down 1.3%, Nasdaq loses nearly 2% as Nvidia, Tesla, and Oracle fall; could Fed rate cuts rescue Wall Street?
US stock market today tumbled sharply. The Dow dropped 504 points, the S&P 500 fell 1.3%, and the Nasdaq slid nearly 2%. Renewed U.S.-China trade tensions rattled investors. Tech and AI stocks led losses, with Nvidia, Tesla, and Oracle hitting the hardest. Rising tariffs, sanctions on Hanwha Ocean subsidiaries, and market volatility pushed investors toward safe-haven assets like gold. Wall Street now braces for further swings as Powell’s Fed speech looms.
Assam chief minister launches Foreign Language Training initiative CM-FLIGHT
Assam's Chief Minister launched CM-FLIGHT, a program to train 180 youth in Japanese language and workplace skills for global employment. The initiative aims to enhance employability in sectors like construction and nursing, with significant government financial assistance to ensure accessibility for economically weaker sections.
'Time runs away': Japan's city with a two-hour cap on phone use
Police won't be rounding up people glued to phones in Japan's Toyoake, but the mayor believes his two-hour limit can help residents find a healthier relationship with their screens. Toyoake resident Kokuka Hirano, 59, said she is "sleep-deprived" because of her phone.
Who is Omar Yaghi, scientist born to Palestinian refugees who won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Omar Yaghi, a Nobel laureate in Chemistry, overcame a humble upbringing in Jordan, marked by scarcity and limited education for his parents. His journey from a one-room home to pioneering metal-organic frameworks highlights science as a powerful equalizer, unlocking potential regardless of background. Yaghi's work on MOFs offers solutions for carbon capture and water harvesting.
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Gold price prediction: Gold rate falls after hitting historic high. What is halting bullion's dream run?
Gold rate has climbed 54 per cent year-to-date on strong central bank buying, increased demand for gold-backed Exchange-Traded Fund (ETFs), a weaker dollar and safe-haven demand.
Asian shares rise after US gains driven by AI-linked companies
Asian shares opened higher, mirroring Wall Street's gains driven by AI-linked companies. Gold and oil saw slight declines following a reported Middle East peace deal. Investors are closely watching China's market reopening after a holiday break, balancing AI enthusiasm against cautious consumer spending data.
Air India partners with Taiwan-based STARLUX Airlines
Air India has announced a new partnership with STARLUX Airlines. This agreement allows passengers to book single tickets combining flights from both airlines. Air India will now offer access to Taipei through its Southeast Asian hubs. STARLUX Airlines will provide connections to major Indian cities. This collaboration aims to enhance travel options for customers.
China’s Ukraine lesson: What Xi is learning from Putin’s war
China and its People's Liberation Army (PLA) is watching more closely than most, as its friend Russia got itself bogged down in static warfare after its invasion failed to steamroll Ukraine. Kyiv, backed by Europe and the USA, has utilized numerous Western weapons and platforms in defense of its homeland. Obviously, it is of acute interest to the PLA to know what is working and what is not.
Archer Aviation stock jumps after Tesla’s mysterious post on X
Archer Aviation’s stock went up after Tesla posted a short video teasing a “10/7” event. Many people thought Tesla might be working with the electric aircraft maker, causing a big buzz online. The rumor made Archer’s shares jump fast, even though no official link between Tesla and Archer has been confirmed.
The Tomahawk effect: How this US missile keeps America’s enemies on edge
Japan is enhancing its naval strike capabilities by advancing the JS Chōkai, a Kongo-class Aegis destroyer, to be equipped with Tomahawk cruise missiles, with retrofits and crew training set in the U.S. by mid-September 2026. This enhancement is part of a wider plan to equip all eight Japanese Aegis destroyers with Tomahawks, improving long-range precision strike abilities in North Korea and parts of China.
Desi travellers pick Sushi over Spaghetti: Why Indians are obsessing over Japan like never before
Indians are increasingly choosing Japan over Europe, with searches for trips up nearly 70% YoY. Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto top preferences, driven by cheaper flights, a weaker yen, improved air connectivity, and simpler visas. Visitor numbers rose nearly 40% through May, with Gen Z and Millennials drawn to culture, food, and sightseeing.
US Air Force gets a new Chief of Staff in General Kenneth Wilsbach after Trump, Hegseth address top military leaders
General David Allvin, the 23rd Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force, had in August 2025 announced his retirement two years before his scheduled date. President Donald Trump on September 30 named General Kenneth Wilsbach as the next USAF Chief of Staff. General Wilsbach has flown combat jets like F-22 Raptor, F-15 Eagle, and F-16 Fighting Falcon in conflict zones.
A new early-warning system blaring 5 US nuclear missiles in air, sunlight, clouds, a Soviet military officer duty bound to raise alarm: How Lt Col Stanislav Petrov saved the world
In 1983, during Cold War, Lt. Col. Stanislav Petrov of Soviet Air Defense Force averted a potential nuclear catastrophe. Stationed at Serpukhov-15, he received alerts from the Oko early-warning system indicating a US missile launch. Against protocol demanding immediate retaliation, Petrov suspected a system malfunction. His intuition proved correct; a sunlight alignment triggered a false alarm.
Hong Kong's airlines evacuate planes as they wait out Typhoon Ragasa
Typhoon Ragasa disrupted Hong Kong's aviation. Airlines relocated approximately 80% of their aircraft. Flightradar24 data showed planes moved to Japan, China, and Europe. Cathay Pacific cancelled over 500 flights. Hong Kong's airport suspended all landings and departures for 36 hours. Greater Bay Airlines moved its planes to Japan and China. Airlines followed standard safety protocols during the typhoon.
'Fast and furious': H-1B workers abroad race to US as Trump order sparks dismay, confusion
President Trump's new visa fees triggered panic among H-1B visa holders from India and China, forcing them to abruptly halt travel plans and return to the U.S. Tech companies issued urgent advisories, while confusion arose over the order's scope. Despite clarifications, the proclamation sparked debate about its impact on skilled workers and the U.S.'s attractiveness as a global work destination.
USA flights: Over 640 delayed, more than 180 cancelled, flyers have a tough weekend so far
American Airlines canceled more than 200 flights and delayed more than 500, nearly all tied to the Dallas telecom outage -- impacting a quarter of its schedule.
India stock market branded world's worst in 2025. Can Sensex, Nifty stage stunning comeback?
Indian stock market faces a downturn in 2025. Sensex shows poor returns compared to global markets. High valuations and slow earnings growth contribute to this. Foreign investors are selling off Indian stocks. Political uncertainty adds to the problem. Experts anticipate a turnaround with policy support and earnings recovery. The market's future depends on upcoming events and reforms.
Fake Pakistan football team in official green kits deported from Japan
Pakistani authorities busted a human trafficking operation. Twenty-two men tried to enter Japan illegally. They posed as professional footballers with forged documents. Japanese officials intercepted and deported them. The key suspect, Malik Waqas, is now under arrest in Gujranwala. He allegedly charged a large sum from each individual. Waqas had previously orchestrated a similar scheme earlier this year.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Patience, discipline and consistent SIPs are the cornerstones of long-term wealth creation, says Ankur Punj
Equirus Wealth's Ankur Punj advises investors to focus on disciplined asset allocation and consistent SIPs for long-term wealth creation, despite market volatility. He highlights GST reforms' potential to boost consumption and corporate earnings. Punj also suggests blending growth and value stocks, emphasizing that patience and diversification are key to successful investing.
Duplantis soars to new pole vault record and retains world title
Armand Duplantis of Sweden won the world pole vault title in Tokyo. He created a new world record of 6.30 metres. This was his third world outdoor title. Emmanouil Karalis of Greece secured silver. Kurtis Marschall of Australia won bronze. Duplantis expressed his happiness and love for Tokyo.
The secret power and top features of Shahed-136 drones: Why they are a game-changer and why the US can’t ignore them
Shahed-136 drone is quietly rewriting the rules of modern warfare. Its low cost, long range, and stealthy approach have turned it into a game-changer on the battlefield—one that forces military strategists, especially in the US, to rethink established defense tactics. Known as a low-cost “suicide drone,” it has been used extensively by Russia in Ukraine under the name Geran-2, exposing vulnerabilities in traditional defense systems.
India’s fiscal discipline and move to a debt-to-GDP framework strengthen bond market confidence: Suyash Choudhary
India’s bond market is gaining strength from the government’s fiscal prudence, reaffirmed 4.4% deficit target, and upcoming debt-to-GDP framework, creating confidence and stability for long-term investors despite global yield pressures and trade tensions.
Stock picks of the week: 6 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 35% in 1 year
At a time when macro factors are positive and there is a real possibility of improved earnings, there is only one factor going against the bulls: Valuations. In such times, if you are taking fresh exposure to equity, ensure that there is some level of quality as far as the business and fundamentals are concerned. The selected stocks on our list today depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars, i.e., earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.
United Airlines flight makes emergency landing in Japan, 2 people injured: report
United Airlines Flight 32, en route to Cebu, Philippines, from Narita Airport, Japan, executed an emergency landing at Kansai International Airport in Osaka following a cargo fire indicator activation. The Boeing 737, carrying 142 passengers and crew, was safely evacuated using emergency slides. Two individuals reportedly sustained minor injuries during the incident.
Indian tourists can’t stop dreaming about this Asian country
Agoda reported a 68% surge in Indian searches for Japan trips between May 15 and August 15, 2025. Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto led the growth, with Osaka up 158%. Destinations like Hakone, Okinawa, Fujikawaguchiko and Nagoya also gained traction. The trend shows Indians seeking cultural, leisure and scenic escapes beyond traditional hotspots, widening Japan’s travel appeal.
US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in China
An AP investigation reveals how American tech companies helped build China's surveillance state, enabling human rights abuses. U.S. firms sold billions in technology to Chinese police and government, despite warnings of its use to suppress dissent and target minorities, particularly in Xinjiang.
Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 28%
More than the Nifty and Sensex, it is positive market breadth which reflects the street’s underlying optimism. A part of this is probably thanks to the statement over the weekend indicating a possible thaw in the India-US relationship which has been in the freezer for some time. Also, the street has started to build in a bullish start to festive season sales. There is, of course, nothing wrong in being bullish, but keep your expectations in check and be nimble-footed at this point of time. Our selected stocks for today depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars: Earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.
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