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- 1Family's first long drive in new EV with surprise for the kids▼First family long drive in new EV car 🚙 aur bachon ko VIP surprise mil gaya 😂
A family vlogger took his first long trip in the family's new electric car, and the children received what he called a VIP surprise along the way. The light-hearted drive video has drawn well over 700,000 likes, with viewers reacting warmly to the family outing and the kids' reactions in a mix of Urdu and English.
- 2Pakistani man digging trash dreams of buried gold bricks●Aloo Kachra Utha Raha Tha, Phir Khwab Mein Sona Dekha 😱 | Sone Ki Eentain Kahan Se Aayi?
A viral story circulating in Pakistan tells of a poor man collecting garbage and potatoes who dreamed of gold bricks, prompting a hunt for where the imagined treasure came from. The tale, told in Urdu content online, has drawn massive engagement, with many viewers amused or skeptical about the claim that a dream pointed to real buried gold.
- 3Pakistani drama Uswah releases episode 15 with English subtitles●Uswah Episode 15 [Eng Sub] Omer Shahzad - Saniya Shamshad - Haroon Shahid | 7th October 2026
Episode 15 of the Pakistani drama serial Uswah, starring Omer Shahzad, Saniya Shamshad and Haroon Shahid, aired on 7 October and is available with English subtitles. The instalment has drawn a large audience, with millions of people engaging with the release. The series continues to attract viewers both in Pakistan and internationally, helped by subtitled versions that make it accessible to overseas fans of Urdu-language drama.
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Illinois State University's men's golf team continues its fall schedule with a tournament at Purdue. The Boilermakers host the event as part of the college golf autumn season, giving the Redbirds another competitive outing against programs from across the region. Details on results and lineups are expected once play concludes.
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Purdue hosts Minnesota in a Big Ten college football matchup, with two former starters remaining out for the Boilermakers due to injury. Fans are discussing how the absences could affect Purdue's chances against the Golden Gophers and what it means for the rest of Purdue's season.
- 6Madaar Episode 13 Airs on Green TV with Humayoun Ashraf●Madaar Episode 13 (Subtitles) 9th October 2026 | Humayoun Ashraf - Sumaiyya Bukhsh | Green TV
The thirteenth episode of the Pakistani drama Madaar, starring Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh, aired on Green TV on 9 October with English subtitles. The latest installment is drawing heavy viewer engagement as fans of the series follow the continuing storyline. Subtitled releases on the platform have helped the drama reach audiences beyond Urdu-speaking viewers.
- 7Minnesota Gophers routed by Purdue Boilermakers in lopsided loss▼Gophers fall to the Purdue Boilermakers in blowout fashion
The Minnesota Gophers suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of the Purdue Boilermakers, losing in blowout fashion according to The Minnesota Daily. The one-sided scoreline is the main takeaway from the matchup, with coverage focusing on the Gophers' struggles against their Big Ten rivals. Details on the final score and standout performances were not included in the initial report.
- 8Purdue University Fort Wayne unveils renovated business school space▼Education Notebook: Purdue University Fort Wayne business school debuts renovated space
Purdue University Fort Wayne's business school has debuted its newly renovated space, according to the Journal Gazette's Education Notebook. The redesign updates the facilities where students and faculty study and work, and is being covered as part of regional higher education news. No further details on the scope or cost of the renovation were provided.
- 9Purdue benefactor Parrish gives $42M for Daniels School building▼Longtime Purdue benefactor Parrish commits $42M to name new Daniels School building
Longtime Purdue University benefactor Parrish has committed $42 million to name a new building for the Mitchell E. Daniels Jr. School of Business. The gift will support construction of the school's new facility, adding to Parrish's history of giving to the Indiana university and advancing expansion of Purdue's business programs.
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Southern Illinois University's golf team, the Salukis, is continuing its fall schedule with competition at Purdue. The program is playing a tournament at Purdue as part of its autumn lineup of events. Specific results, opponents and dates were not provided, and it is not clear how the team performed at the event.
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DePaul University's Blue Demons golf team is set to compete at the Purdue Fall Invitational. The event marks another stop on the team's fall schedule as DePaul faces a field of collegiate programs on Purdue's course. Fans of the program are watching to see how the squad builds on its season form.
- 12Turkish drones strike, upending Israel's Sudan strategy●Türk SİHA'ları Vurdu, İsrail'in Sudan Oyunu Tamamen Çöktü! | Söz Konusu | 100
A Turkish talk show episode is claiming that Turkish armed drones carried out strikes in Sudan and that Israel's alleged strategy in the country has now completely collapsed. Beyond those claims, no verified details are available about the targets, timing, or any official confirmation from Turkish, Sudanese, or Israeli authorities.
- 13How to watch Minnesota vs. Purdue on October 10●How to watch Minnesota vs. Purdue: TV channel and streaming options for October 10 https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7673
Minnesota faces Purdue in a college football game on October 10, with viewing details published for fans. Coverage lists the TV channel carrying the matchup and the streaming options available for those watching online, as part of the ongoing college football season schedule.
- 14Purdue expands veterinary college and One Health district to build workforce▼Purdue's College of Veterinary Medicine and One Health Innovation District expansion aims to strengthen workforce pipeline
Purdue University's College of Veterinary Medicine is moving forward with an expansion of its One Health Innovation District, a project aimed at strengthening Indiana's veterinary and animal health workforce pipeline. The initiative is intended to train more veterinarians and connect education with research and industry, addressing shortages in the profession and supporting the state's agricultural economy.
- 15Minnesota-Purdue Score Predictions From Sports Staff▼Minnesota-Purdue score predictions from Bring Me The Sports staff
Staff members of Bring Me The Sports have published their score predictions for the upcoming Minnesota-Purdue matchup, offering a range of forecasts for the college football game. The predictions give fans a sense of how analysts see the contest unfolding between the two Big Ten programs ahead of kickoff.
- 16Oakland Men's Golf Returns to Purdue Fall Invitational▼Men’s Golf Set for Second Appearance at Purdue Fall Invitational
Oakland University's men's golf team is preparing for its second appearance at the Purdue Fall Invitational, according to the university's athletics department. The announcement outlines the Golden Grizzlies' upcoming tournament schedule as the fall college golf season continues. The event gives the squad another chance to compete against a strong field early in the season.
- 17Purdue Fort Wayne Golf Heads to Purdue Fall Invitational▼Mastodons Visit Boilermaker Country for Purdue Fall Invitational
Purdue Fort Wayne's golf teams, known as the Mastodons, are traveling to West Lafayette to compete in the Purdue Fall Invitational, hosted on Purdue's home course in Boilermaker country. The event brings regional college programs together for fall-season competition, giving the Mastodons a chance to measure themselves against in-state opposition.
- 18Purdue Women's Basketball Tries Snacks From Around the World●Snacks Around the World at Big Ten Media Day | Purdue Women's Basketball
Purdue women's basketball players sampled snacks from around the world during Big Ten Media Day. The lighthearted segment, shared by the Boilermakers program, captured team members reacting to international treats in a break from the usual press-conference format, giving fans a casual look at the squad ahead of the new college basketball season.
- 19Elanco and Purdue Plan Research Institute in Indiana▼Elanco, Purdue planning research institute at One Health Innovation District
Elanco Animal Health and Purdue University are planning to establish a joint research institute at the One Health Innovation District in Indiana. The initiative aims to connect animal health research with human and environmental health under the One Health framework, strengthening collaboration between industry and academia in the region.
- 20Purdue Ruling May Prompt More Subchapter V Nondebtor Stays▼Post-Purdue Ruling Could Invite More Sub V Nondebtor Stays
Following the US Supreme Court's ruling rejecting the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan's nonconsensual third-party releases, legal observers say bankruptcy courts may see more attempts to use Subchapter V of the small-business reorganization rules to impose nondebtor stays and achieve similar protections for third parties. Attorneys are weighing whether the workaround can survive challenges, with implications for mass-tort and opioid-related litigation strategy.
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Purdue University's men's golf team is hosting the Purdue Fall Invitational, a collegiate tournament featuring visiting programs competing at the Boilermakers' home venue. The event is part of the fall college golf schedule, giving Purdue a chance to measure its form against other teams on familiar ground.
- 22Purdue Polytechnic professor patents dual-function solar cell technology▼Purdue Polytechnic professor secures patent for dual-function solar cell technology
A professor at Purdue Polytechnic has secured a patent for solar cell technology that can perform two functions at once. The development is being highlighted by Purdue Polytechnic itself as an example of the institution's applied research in renewable energy. Details about how the dual-function design works and its potential commercial applications have not yet been widely reported, so the practical impact of the patent remains to be seen.
- 23Purdue Polytechnic Students Tour HLA Programs and Gardens▼Purdue Polytechnic High School Students Explore HLA Programs and Gardens
Purdue Polytechnic High School students visited Purdue University to explore the Horticulture and Landscape Architecture programs and its gardens. The visit gave students a first-hand look at the university's horticulture offerings and campus growing spaces, highlighting pathways from the high school into Purdue academic programs.
- 24Purdue Women's Basketball Features Slovak Snacks●Snacks Around the World - Slovakia | Purdue Women's Basketball
Purdue Women's Basketball is running a 'Snacks Around the World' segment focused on Slovakia, highlighting the team's connection to the country, likely through a player or team culture feature. Details beyond the headline are limited, and there is no clear indication of significant public reaction or engagement so far.
- 25Purdue proposes multi-million-dollar Health, Science and Engineering Hub in downtown Indianapolis▼Purdue proposes new multi-million-dollar Health, Science & Engineering Hub for downtown Indianapolis campus
Purdue University has proposed building a new multi-million-dollar Health, Science & Engineering Hub at its downtown Indianapolis campus. The facility would expand the university's presence in the city and consolidate health, science and engineering programs in one location. Details on funding, timeline and exact site plans have not yet been laid out publicly, and the proposal is drawing early attention from local residents watching downtown development.
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Minnesota's football team suffered a heavy loss at Purdue, with breakdowns across the roster and coaching staff singled out in postgame analysis. Commentators are highlighting which players and units performed well and which bore responsibility for the lopsided result, as the Gophers' season outlook takes a hit and fans react to the poor showing on the road.
- 27Purdue Introduces Women's Basketball Players Maya and Zoja●Get to Know Purdue Women's Basketball | Maya & Zoja
Purdue's women's basketball program is introducing two of its players, Maya and Zoja, through a get-to-know feature. The piece offers fans a closer look at the Boilermakers' roster ahead of the season. Reaction so far appears limited, with the profile circulating mainly among Purdue basketball followers.
- 28Jaguar unveils Type 01 electric car to mixed reactions▼Jaguar Type 01 tanıtıldı ve elektrikli Ferrari'yi unutturdu. Otomobil tasarımı, özellikle elektrikli araçlar söz konusu
Jaguar has introduced the Type 01, its new electric vehicle, and it is drawing widespread attention online. Commentators say the design has sparked debate in the car world, with some going as far as saying it could make people forget an electric Ferrari. Reactions to the bold styling appear divided.
- 29Purdue Basketball Projected Starting Lineup Ahead of 2026-27 Season●Final Purdue Basketball Starting Lineup, Rotation Projection Before 2026-27 Season
Sports Illustrated has published its projected starting lineup and rotation for the Purdue Boilermakers heading into the 2026-27 men's college basketball season. The projection lays out which players are expected to start and how minutes may be distributed. It comes as fans await the new season and assess how the roster will shape up.
- 30Purdue and Elanco break ground on One Health Research Institute▼Purdue, Elanco, partners celebrate One Health Research Institute groundbreaking
Purdue University, animal health company Elanco and partner organisations have held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new One Health Research Institute. The facility will focus on research linking human, animal and environmental health. The event marks the formal start of construction and highlights growing collaboration between academia and industry in the One Health field.
- 31Purdue Polytechnic assistant dean publishes book on themed entertainment teamwork▼Purdue Polytechnic assistant dean publishes book on creative teamwork in themed entertainment
An assistant dean at Purdue Polytechnic has published a new book examining how creative teams collaborate in the themed entertainment industry, which spans theme parks, attractions and immersive experiences. The publication draws on professional practice to explore how designers, engineers and storytellers work together on large-scale entertainment projects.
- 32Purdue University presents 2027 budget to Indiana higher education commission▼Purdue University presents 2027 budget to Indiana Commission for Higher Education
Purdue University has presented its 2027 budget proposal to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education. The submission is part of the state's regular budget review process, in which public universities outline spending plans and funding priorities for approval. Details of the proposal's figures and priorities have not yet been widely reported.
- 33US Pulling Out of Iraq: Who Really Owns the Region?●ABD Irak'tan Kaçıyor! Coğrafyanın Gerçek Sahibi Masaya Yumruğunu Vurdu | Söz Konusu | 100
A Turkish-language panel discussion is claiming that the United States is fleeing Iraq and that the region's 'real owner' has slammed its fist on the table. The debate frames the American withdrawal as a defeat and a sign that regional powers are asserting control. The program is drawing heavy engagement among Turkish-speaking audiences interested in Middle East geopolitics.
- 34Judge grants former Purdue basketball player sixth year of eligibility●Judge's ruling gives former Purdue player 6th year of college basketball eligibility, for now
A judge has ruled that a former Purdue men's basketball player can be granted a sixth year of college eligibility, though the decision is temporary and could still be challenged. The ruling adds to the growing wave of legal fights over college athletes' eligibility rights, a trend reshaping how the NCAA and conferences handle player careers.
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Purdue University is bringing adaptive sports to its campus, expanding athletic opportunities for students with disabilities. The student paper reported the development as a notable step for inclusive athletics at the Indiana university. Details on which sports will be offered and when programming begins were not provided, but the move is being welcomed as a sign of growing accessibility in college sports.
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Readers and writers across India are paying tribute to Munshi Premchand, the pioneering Hindi-Urdu novelist, on the 90th anniversary of his death in 1936. Remembrances highlight his enduring influence on Indian literature, with works like Godaan and his stories of rural life and social reform still widely read and discussed.
- 37Matt Painter Speaks at Big Ten Basketball Media Day●Coach Matt Painter Big Ten Media Day | Purdue Men's Basketball
Purdue men's basketball coach Matt Painter addressed reporters at Big Ten Media Day, discussing the upcoming season and expectations for the Boilermakers. Fans and sports outlets are sharing his remarks as conference programs set the stage for the college basketball season.
- 38English called the invisible gatekeeper of programming●English is the invisible gatekeeper of programming. Before you write your first if, you already need... # programming #
A developer has built a programming language that speaks Urdu, arguing that English acts as an invisible gatekeeper in coding. Before writing a first line of code, learners already need English for keywords, documentation and error messages. The project has drawn attention among programmers discussing inclusivity in software development and whether programming tools should work in more languages.
- 39Multilingual campaigning debate after Reform UK policy proposal●https:// theconversation.com/zack-polan skis-urdu-video-multilingual-campaigning-is-good-for-politics-293569 . "#ReformU
Reform UK has published a policy called the Election Integrity Bill, in which the party promised to ban 'non-native' languages from election materials. The move is drawing criticism after Zack Polanski shared a video campaigning in Urdu, with commentators arguing that multilingual campaigning is good for politics and helps parties reach more voters.
- 40Purdue and Elanco break ground on One Health institute▼Purdue, Elanco break ground on One Health Research Institute in Indianapolis
Purdue University and animal health company Elanco have broken ground on the One Health Research Institute in Indianapolis. The facility will focus on research linking human, animal and environmental health. The groundbreaking marks a step in the partnership between the university and the company, though further details about the institute's scope and timeline were not immediately available.