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HYBE unveils first international Weverse Con festival

HYBE is bringing its first international Weverse Con festival to New Delhi for 27-28 March 2027, with BookMyShow Live as co-producer and exclusive ticketing partner.

Why it matters K-pop fans in India get a domestic edition of the festival instead of a Seoul trip, and BookMyShow becomes the sole ticketing route.

Cricket

Beardman's 4/23 sends India A into heavy ODI defeat

Australia A beat India A by 125 runs in the 1st unofficial ODI at the CAP Siechem Ground in Puducherry on October 6, 2026.

Why it matters Australia A now lead the three-match unofficial ODI series 1-0 with two fixtures still ahead on October 9 and 11 at the same venue.

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Lifestyle

Halzen wins 2026 Physics Nobel for IceCube telescope

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences named Francis Halzen the 2026 Nobel laureate in Physics for the IceCube Neutrino Observatory.

Why it matters Halzen's team cemented IceCube as the field's reference instrument, opening a new window on the cosmos and lifting the whole field of neutrino astronomy.

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Lifestyle

Nobel 2026: Kagan and Soai crack the molecule's handwriting

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences named Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai as the 2026 Nobel laureates in Chemistry on 7 October, honouring decades of work on asymmetric organic synthesis.

Why it matters Chiral-controlled reactions gain a Nobel-blessed framework, and the long-standing question of homochirality moves into the mainstream conversation.

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Sports

India's 400m hurdles record falls at 2026 Asian Games

Vithya Ramraj ran 54.75 seconds in the 2026 Asian Games 400m hurdles final in Nagoya, breaking PT Usha's 55.42 second national record set in 1984.

Why it matters India now has a new women's 400m hurdles benchmark and its first woman under 55 seconds, with Ramraj ranked 35th in the world after the race.

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