Adele, in an emotional farewell, announced a long break from performing during her final concert in Munich, Germany. After years of iconic shows and residencies in Las Vegas and Germany, the singer is stepping back. Tearfully, she revealed she'll miss her fans but needs to enjoy her life. The hiatus could last several years. Adele thanked her fans, promising to keep them in her heart. This marks a significant pause in her illustrious career, leaving fans eagerly awaiting her return to the stage.

Jannik Sinner advanced to the US Open semi-finals by defeating former champion Daniil Medvedev 6-2, 1-6, 6-1, 6-4. The match was played at Arthur Ashe Stadium on September 5. Sinner won the first set 6-2, but Medvedev took the second set 6-1. Sinner then won the next two sets 6-1 and 6-4 to secure his spot in the semi-finals. This is Sinner's first US Open semi-final appearance. He will face his next opponent in the semi-finals, looking to continue his run in the tournament.

Harvinder Singh made history by winning India's first-ever gold medal in para archery at the Paris Paralympics. He defeated Poland's Lukasz Ciszek 6-0 in the men's individual recurve open final. Harvinder won with scores of 28-24, 28-27, and 29-25. This is his second Paralympic medal, after winning bronze in the same category three years ago. Harvinder's gold medal marks a milestone for Indian para archery, making him the first Indian archer to win gold at the Paralympics.

The Supreme Court will hear Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's bail plea on Thursday in a corruption case related to the now-scrapped excise policy. Filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the case questions Kejriwal's alleged involvement. The CBI opposed his bail, arguing his treatment can be managed in custody, dismissing claims of health concerns. The agency also asserted that the bail granted to co-accused, such as K Kavitha and Manish Sisodia, does not impact Kejriwal's plea. Kejriwal is seeking bail based on health reasons, while the CBI maintains that his arrest and legal proceedings should proceed without exception. The court's decision is awaited.

The parents of a 31-year-old Kolkata doctor, who was brutally raped and murdered last month, have accused the police of attempting to bribe them to suppress the case. They claim a senior police official offered them money when the body was handed over, which they declined. The family joined protests at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, where the body was found, and alleged that the police tried to hush up the case and delay investigations. The incident has sparked massive protests across the state, demanding swift action and justice for the victim.

On November 5th, Americans will elect their next president. Initially, Joe Biden was expected to run against Donald Trump, but following a poor debate on June 27th, Biden withdrew from the race on July 21st. He endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee. Harris now leads in national polls and has secured enough delegates to win the Democratic National Convention nomination. Her main challenge will be addressing issues from Biden’s presidency, such as high inflation and foreign policy turmoil, which Republicans are likely to highlight. At 59, Harris is younger than both Biden and Trump, giving her a potential advantage with voters.

Jaydeep Apte, the 24-year-old sculptor of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj statue that collapsed in Maharashtra last month, has been arrested. Apte, who was untraceable for 10 days, was taken into custody in Thane district. The 35-feet-tall statue, inaugurated just nine months ago, collapsed on August 26. Apte is currently being held at the Deputy Commissioner of Police's office. His arrest comes after a nearly two-week search. The incident had raised questions about the quality of construction and Apte's expertise.

On September 4, thousands of women participated in the second ‘Reclaim the Night’ protest across West Bengal, demanding justice for the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata. Protesters formed human chains and held candles and banners with messages like “We want justice” and “Stop Violence against Women.” The mass movement follows nationwide outrage over the incident. The West Bengal Assembly has passed a stringent anti-rape bill proposing capital punishment for severe cases. Demonstrations included lawyers forming human chains outside Kolkata courts.

Indian archer Harvinder Singh achieved a historic victory in the men’s individual recurve open at the Paris Paralympics 2024, bringing India's total medal tally to 25. Singh clinched gold by defeating Poland’s Lukasz Ciszek in the final. His exceptional performance, including victories over Lung-Hui Tseng, Setiwan, Hector Julio Ramirez, and Aarb Ameri Mohammad Reza, contributed significantly to India's record-breaking haul. Singh’s triumph underscores his skill and the success of the Indian archery contingent on the global stage.

A shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, resulted in four deaths and 30 injuries on Wednesday. Law enforcement responded quickly, securing the school and evacuating students. One suspect is in custody, according to the Barrow County Sheriff's Office. The FBI has dispatched agents to assist with the investigation. Witnesses reported hearing gunshots and experiencing chaos as students and teachers sought safety. This incident adds to the troubling trend of school shootings in the US, prompting renewed discussions on gun laws and safety measures. President Joe Biden has been briefed and is coordinating with officials.