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‘Flotilla vessel blocked’: Switzerland lodges protest over Israel stopping Gaza-bound ship; demands unhindered access to citizens

Switzerland announced a diplomatic protest against Israel after its security forces restricted Swiss diplomats' access to detained nationals from a Gaza aid flotilla. The flotilla, carrying activists including Greta Thunberg, was intercepted by Israel, which called the mission a "stunt" in an active combat zone. Global protests followed the incident.

Watch: From Asia Cup To Navratri- Arshdeep Singh’s ‘Jet-Crash’ Step Turns Viral Garba Trend

A Navratri video from Mumbai is winning the internet after two men merged cricket banter with festive beats. The clip, shared on Instagram by Raj Gupta who is a cricketer himself along with Ayush Gupta, shows the duo performing traditional Garba before suddenly slipping in Arshdeep Singh’s viral ‘jet-crash’ step-sending social media into a frenzy. The step became famous after Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf first performed it. But it shot to meme status when Arshdeep Singh mocked the move during the Asia Cup 2025, right after India’s thrilling win over Pakistan in the final.           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by RAJ GUPTA (@raj_lifts09) Not stopping there, Arshdeep recreated the celebration with teammates Tilak Varma, Abhishek Sharma, and Kuldeep Yadav on social media. Soon after, Indian cricketers Harshit Rana, Jitesh Sharma, and Jasprit Bumrah joined in, imitating both Rauf and Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed. Now, the viral video of Raj and Ayush mixing the ‘jet-crash’ step with Garba has added a festive spin to the cricket craze. Netizens are loving the blend of India-Pakistan rivalry humor with Navratri celebrations, proving once again that cricket culture often spills beyond the pitch. The clip continues to rack up views and comments, making it one of this Navratri’s most talked-about viral trends.

Emirates issues advisory: What travellers from UAE to India must know about mandatory e-Arrival Card

India’s new e-Arrival Card is now mandatory for all non-Indian nationals entering the country, including UAE travellers. Effective October 1, the digital form must be submitted 72 to 24 hours before departure. Emirates had issued an advance notice on September 30. The move streamlines immigration, eliminates paper forms, and speeds up arrivals, starting with Delhi Airport.

Zubeen's second post-mortem report handed over to wife

The second post-mortem report for singer Zubeen Garg, conducted in Guwahati, was handed to his wife, Garima Saikia Garg, following his mysterious demise in Singapore. This occurred after an initial report from Singapore. A Special Investigation Team is probing the circumstances, leading to the arrest of the festival organiser, Garg's manager, and two band members, as the investigation continues.

Sunjay Kapur’s sister was shocked after reading his will

Sunjay Kapur's family is challenging his will, which names his wife Priya Sachdev as the sole beneficiary, disinheriting his children. His sister, Mandhira, expressed shock and suspicion, stating it's unlike her brother to cut off his kids and ridiculing their family's legacy. Karisma Kapoor's children have also approached the Delhi High Court for their share.

Shreyas Iyer named India’s new ODI vice-captain, joins Gill in leadership role

Shreyas Iyer has been named vice-captain for India's upcoming ODI series against Australia, supporting captain Shubman Gill. Despite a mixed selection season, Iyer's recent leadership of India A and IPL success highlight his tactical acumen. His appointment brings valuable guidance and stability, blending youth and experience for the team's strategic depth against Australia.

WATCH: Soldiers Step In As Brother For Fallen Comrade’s Sister At Wedding

In a heartwarming act of camaraderie and devotion, Indian Army soldiers in Himachal Pradesh stepped in to perform the duties of a brother at a wedding, honouring a fallen comrade whose life was sacrificed in Arunachal Pradesh. The emotional ceremony in Bharli village, Sirmaur district, left attendees choked up as the soldiers ensured the bride, Aradhana, felt the presence and protection of her late brother, Ashish Kumar. Her brother was not there, but in his place the entire Army family stood tall. In Sirmaur, soldiers of the 19 Grenadier Battalion came in uniform for the wedding of martyred Ashish’s sister. Ashish made the supreme sacrifice at the border in 2024, and his comrades stood like true… pic.twitter.com/6GMkK2z3bq — Nikhil saini (@iNikhilsaini) October 3, 2025 ALSO READ: British Traveller Calls Delhi Metro Cleaner And Easier Than London Underground, Watch Soldiers Take On Brother's Role Aradhana’s brother, Ashish Kumar, had made the ultimate sacrifice during Operation Alert in February 2024. Though his absence was deeply felt, soldiers from his regiment arrived at the wedding to symbolically step into his role. This also included ex-servicemen from Paonta and Shillai. They escorted Aradhana to the wedding mandap, stood by her through every ritual, and later accompanied her to her in-laws’ home. The soldiers from Ashish Kumar's regiment ensured that they fulfilled all the responsibilities as Aradhana's brother with full dignity and care. A Gesture That Moved Everyone As a poignant tribute, the soldiers presented Aradhana with a fixed deposit as a wedding gift, symbolising the protection and support her brother would have offered. Guests were visibly moved by the display of affection and solidarity, many wiping tears as the army personnel carried out their heartfelt duties. The ceremony not only honoured Ashish Kumar’s sacrifice but also highlighted the unbreakable bonds within the armed forces, where comrades become family in both life and legacy.

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