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AAP MP Sanjay Singh said in Delhi that the party will continue its banner-less protests at Jantar Mantar as a people's movement. He clarified that AAP will not join the INDIA bloc's planned protest the next day, saying the party will keep fighting on behalf of citizens. The announcement highlights AAP's decision to act independently of the opposition alliance.

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal said he was heading to Delhi Technological University to discuss the party's 'report card' with residents of North West Delhi. His town hall event, scheduled from 4 pm, was broadcast live on the news channels India News and NewsX, drawing attention to the party's outreach ahead of political campaigning in the capital.

Opposition parties AAP and DMK have been invited to join INDIA bloc MPs in a march to the Election Commission of India on Wednesday. The coordinated protest by the opposition alliance aims to present a united front, with parties across the bloc expected to take part in the delegation to the poll body in Delhi.

The University of Cincinnati has introduced a new fashion business major, created through a partnership between the Lindner College of Business and the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP). The programme combines business training with fashion design expertise, preparing students for careers in the fashion industry. The cross-college collaboration reflects growing student interest in careers that blend creative and commercial skills.

AAP leader Sanjay Singh took a swipe at television exit polls, saying channels like India TV and Times Now were showing an AAP government while News24 and India News projected a close contest, and Aaj Tak gave Congress an edge. He argued the variation itself meant AAP was headed for a sweep in the elections.

The American Academy of Pediatrics has renewed its call for a ban on raw milk sales, citing the emerging risk of H5N1 avian influenza. The organization argues that unpasteurized milk could carry the virus and other pathogens, posing a public health threat, and is urging stricter regulation of raw milk sales amid ongoing concerns about the spread of H5N1 in dairy cattle.

Apple's week was summed up in a roundup covering four main threads: the company's approach to privacy in its artificial intelligence features, continued questions about iPhone demand, developments in its wearables business, and internal restructuring. The item offers investors a consolidated look at the key Apple storylines moving the stock and shaping discussion around the company's product and organisational strategy.

Constellation Energy (CEG) is being examined after its latest results showed GAAP earnings down 47% while adjusted earnings rose 34%, a wide divergence raising questions about which figure better reflects the company's underlying performance. An upcoming analysis scheduled for early October is weighing whether the stock is a buy given the gap between reported and adjusted numbers.

The American Academy of Pediatrics has released new guidance on the safe and equitable use of generative AI in pediatric care. The guidance addresses how clinicians and health systems should adopt AI tools while protecting children's safety, privacy, and equitable access to care. It is being covered by health and medical news outlets as one of the first formal pediatric-focused frameworks on the technology.

An analyst projects 6 million sales of the iPhone Duo this year, but argues that figure is too small to meaningfully affect Apple's stock performance. The forecast suggests the new device, while generating buzz, represents only a marginal slice of Apple's overall iPhone volumes and revenue, limiting its impact on investor sentiment around AAPL.

Apple stock retreated after hitting an all-time high, even as a research firm forecast the company could sell six million iPhone Duos this year. Investors appear to be taking profits following the stock's record run, with the optimistic sales estimate doing little to stop the pullback. Traders are watching whether the dip deepens or the shares recover.