Breaking News Today (September 11) Live Updates: US and British top diplomats arrive in Kyiv as Ukraine pushes for long-range strikes against Russia, reports AP

World News Live Updates: US and British top diplomats arrive in Kyiv as Ukraine pushes for long-range strikes against Russia

Father of actress-model Malaika Arora died by suicide by jumping off a terrace. Police team is present at the spot: Mumbai Police

India News Live Updates: SC assures early listing of pleas of states who want realisation of royalty and tax dues from Centre, mining firms

India News Live Updates: Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw at the inauguration event of SEMICON India 2024 said

During the inauguration event of SEMICON India 2024, at the India Expo Mart, Ashwini Vaishnaw, Union Electronics & Information Technology Minister says, " The enthusiastic participation of all the stakeholders across the semiconductor ecosystem is a strong indicator of the success of our PM's vision, his capability to execute, and the methodical way in which he has conducted this policy. Prime Minister Modi's vision is to democratize access to technology. All the initiatives taken so far, whether it is Digital India Mission, the Telecom Mission, everything has brought technology into the hands of common citizens. The growth of the semiconductor industry in our country will further deepen this vision"

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in Baghdad on Wednesday, making an official visit to Iraq, a strategic ally of both Tehran and Washington, Iran's state media said.

Iraq hosts several Iran-aligned parties and armed groups, as Tehran has steadily increased its sway in the major oil producer since a US-led invasion toppled its enemy Saddam Hussein in 2003.

A rare partner of both the United States and Iran, Iraq hosts 2,500 US troops and has Iran-backed militias linked to its security forces. It has suffered escalating tit-for-tat attacks since the Israel-Hamas war erupted in Gaza in October.

"We are planning to sign several agreements," Iran's state media quoted Pezeshkian, a relative moderate, as saying ahead of the visit, his first official foreign trip. "We will meet senior Iraqi officials in Baghdad."

India News Live Updates: PM Modi arrives at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives at the India Expo Mart in Greater Noida and inspects an exhibition.

He will inaugurate the Semicon India programme here shortly.

Seven people were killed after a lorry veered off the road while trying to avoid a pothole and plunged into a canal. All seven individuals, who were sitting on top of the lorry, died. One person was rescued and has been admitted to a hospital.

Chief minister Chandrababu Naidu expressed deep shock and grief over the incident. He assured that the government will support the families of the victims and provide necessary assistance.

India News Live Updates: First confirmed case of monkey pox in India

Dr Suresh Kumar, Medical Director, LNJP Hospital said, "A suspected case of Monkeypox came to us, we conducted tests of it...The patient was having a fever, and body ache and was sent to Pune...It was found positive and there was a West African strain found...We don't need to panic, the patient is in isolation."

World News Live Updates: Google Apple to pay billions in fines and back taxes after EU rejects their final appeals

Google has unsuccessfully attempted to overturn a European Union antitrust fine. The EU's top court ruled against the tech giant on Tuesday. This case, involving a significant financial penalty, has contributed to heightened scrutiny of major technology companies.

The court's decision marks the end of Google's efforts to challenge the action taken by the EU. The ruling reinforces regulatory measures aimed at curbing the market dominance of large tech firms.

A representative for the EU stated, "This ruling reaffirms our commitment to enforcing competition law." Google has not yet commented on the court's decision

India News Live Updates: 4 more pilgrims die, Kedarnath toll rises to five

Five people returning from the Kedarnath shrine have died in a landslide that struck the route between Gaurikund and Sonprayag on Monday evening. Teams from the SDRF and NDRF recovered one body late on Monday and safely rescued three pilgrims. On Tuesday morning, the bodies of four more victims, including three women, were found amid the debris.

World News Live Updates: US dollar falls as markets brace for presidential debate, inflation

The dollar slid against some major currencies on Tuesday, consolidating Monday's gains ahead of key inflation data and a highly anticipated U.S. presidential debate, even though neither outcome is likely to affect overall monetary policy.

Safe-haven currencies such as the yen and Swiss franc also gained amid a rout in bank shares, analysts said, after the Federal Reserve's regulatory chief on Tuesday outlined a plan to raise big banks' capital by 9%. That disappointed bank investors and some critics of the rule. The S&P 500 banks index fell 2.7% to 408.2, after earlier falling to a one-month low.

World News Live Updates: Missouri Supreme Court rules abortion rights measure will be on state ballot

Missouri's highest court ruled on Tuesday that a proposed amendment to the state constitution, which seeks to restore abortion rights, will appear on the November ballot. This will give voters the chance to decide whether to legalize abortion in Missouri for the first time in over two years.

The amendment, which would allow abortion until fetal viability, appeared set for the ballot after organizers submitted more than 250,000 petition signatures, which were verified by the secretary of state's office last month.

However, anti-abortion lawmakers and advocates filed a lawsuit, leading a circuit court judge to rule on Friday that the measure should not qualify for the ballot, claiming it failed to adequately explain the consequences of its passage, according to Reuters.

In response, Missourians for Constitutional Freedom, the group sponsoring the amendment, filed an appeal over the weekend.

India News Live Updates: Senior American diplomat Donald Lu to visit India, Bangladesh

A senior diplomat from the United States is set to visit India and Bangladesh this week. The trip aims to reaffirm the US commitment to supporting the economic growth of its partners and promoting stability in the Indo-Pacific region, according to a statement from the US State Department.