World News by Wild Rose

O Brasil confirmou o favoritismo e não teve dificuldades para derrotar a Índia neste sábado (3), em Calcutá, por 4 a 0. No primeiro confronto da história entre as duas seleções, a diferença técnica ficou evidente. Sem forçar, a equipe de Carlo Ancelotti, que representa o país com mais títulos de Copa do Mundo (cinco), se impôs diante do número 138 do ranking da Fifa, mesmo com diversas alterações na escalação. Os gols foram marcados por Estêvão, Pedro e Samuel Lino (2). O gol que abriu o placar até demorou para sair. Aos 27 minutos, Estêvão recebeu pela direita, puxou para o meio com a perna esquerda e chutou sem tanta força no canto esquerdo. O goleiro Singh Sandhu não conseguiu conter a finalização e a bola entrou.  Notícias relacionadas:Na Malásia, Verstappen faz sua primeira pole position da temporada.São Paulo e Corinthians decidem campeão brasileiro feminino de 2026.SP: TV Brasil fecha acordo para exibir 41 partidas de futebol feminino.Aos 41, veio o segundo: Estêvão encontrou grande passe em profundidade para Pedro. O atacante tocou na saída de Sandhu, que ainda desviou a bola mas não conseguiu evitar o gol. Na volta do intervalo, com as duas equipes muito mexidas, a Índia chegou a ameaçar a meta defendida pelo estreante Pedro Morisco, com Mauro Júnior salvando um chute em cima da linha. Mas o Brasil marcou mais duas vezes com Samuel Lino, que entrara no lugar de Vini Jr. Aos 12, Douglas Luiz roubou a bola ainda na defesa indiana, tocou para Pedro, que ajeitou de letra para Samuel Lino chutar colocado no canto direito, marcando um belo gol. Já nos acréscimos, aos 49, Samuel Lino fez jogada pela esquerda, ajeitou para o meio e chutou forte. O goleiro Singh Gill, que entrou no segundo tempo, não conseguiu reagir a tempo e sofreu o gol. A seleção brasileira fechou o período de amistosos com duas vitórias (venceu a Austrália por 4 a 2 na última terça-feira) e um empate (1 a 1 contra a mesma Austrália no dia 25 de setembro). Os dois próximos compromissos serão em novembro, ambos em Singapura: no dia 14 contra o Japão e no dia 17 contra a seleção da casa.

India's street performers are struggling to survive as audiences shrink and public spaces become harder to access.

Rice and essentials are distributed in five villages where floods damaged crops on over 3,000 acres; the MARKFED Director asks the government to release input subsidy quickly

Captain Smit Machchhar from India is recovering from stab wounds he suffered in a Flydubai flight altercation.

The documentary highlights the relevance of the Father of the Nation to the struggles of the youth of India today

India defeated Sri Lanka by 124 runs in the semis to book their spot with Pakistan for a first-ever Asian Games clash.

The Deputy Chief Minister calls the injured captain a ‘true hero’; the YSRCP president calls him the ‘pride of India’ and wishes him a speedy recovery

Captain Smit Machchhar saved the lives of 174 people when the co-pilot attempted to crash a Dubai flight

Why are 55,000 forensic cases pending in Maharashtra? How does it affect trials, and what is the government doing about it?

At least 32 children have died in India's Balaghat district since May amid outbreaks of measles and malaria.

The female professor allegedly asked interns in burqas ‘to leave the labour room’

India has finalized sweeping new fuel-efficiency rules that will require automakers to cut emissions across their fleets from 2027, while giving them flexibility to use electric vehicles, hybrids and more efficient gasoline-powered cars to get there.

A preliminary inquiry finds the builder dug beyond the area earmarked and ignored setback norms on DBR Hospital Road; the Commissioner orders a check on the strength of the municipal school next door

The Status of Policing in India Report (SPIR) 2026, based on a survey by Lokniti-CSDS and Common Cause across 16 States, examines two factors that enable the progress of redressal in cybercrime complaints – bribery and using the influence of personal network; both channels are used more often, and appear to work more for the victims from marginalised groups

H.S. Keerthana, an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 2020 Karnataka cadre, assumed charge as the new Managing Director of the North Western Karnataka Road Transport Corporation on September 28

Cyberabad Traffic Police urge motorists to avoid the affected approaches and use the alternative routes

Police identified the deceased as Santosh Ganpat Kashte, 47, and the injured worker as Ajay Dhyanchand Thakur, 26

Students of the Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute clash with members of a right-wing consumer group holding an event inside the campus; police claim students wrongfully restrained on-duty personnel

A damage control team boarded the Belize-flagged MT Seagull 9, carrying 9,000 tonnes of palm oil and 23 crew members, after its engine failed and a ballast tank flooded

The Vice-President was speaking at Amritapuri in Keralam during Vishwa Seva Dinam, organised on the occasion of the 73rd birthday celebrations of Mata Amritanandamayi

According to the Horticulture Department officials, among all crops that have surveyed in past months, coconut has recorded the highest crop loss, followed by onion and other vegetables

New facilities to equip young people with skills for a changing job market, says Minister

The first phase of the campaign will be held from September 28 to 30 and will focus on collecting e-waste accumulated at government institutions across the district

The pods recovered from the alleged Arunachal Pradesh-based smugglers weigh 158 grams, police say

Authorities report increasing death toll over three days as rivers rise above danger levels in parts of both countries.

Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai ordered relief and rescue operations across the State after incessant rain inundated low-lying areas and cut off villages in the Bastar region