The Congress on Monday attacked PM Modi over rising prices, citing reports that electronic appliances such as LED TVs and washing machines are set to become costlier ahead of the festive season. The party said the impact of inflation is spreading beyond kitchen essentials and asked when the prime minister would address what it called the country’s most pressing concern. Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh shared a screenshot of a media report which said several electronic items, including LED TVs and washing machines, are likely to become more expensive from October 1. According to the report, companies are preparing to raise prices by 5 to 10 per cent because of higher raw material costs, including copper and aluminium. In a post in Hindi on X, Ramesh said, “The spree of fleecing the public during the festival season continues unabated.” He said, “The brunt of inflation is no longer confined just to the kitchen, yet the Prime Minister remains blissfully unconcerned, blowing his own trumpet.” More details: #JairamRamesh# #Congress# #PMModi# #Inflation# #PriceHike# #ConsumerElectronics# #FestiveSeason#

The storm was intense last night. ⛈️There were moments when we thought the festival might not happen, but despite the rain, wind, and lightning, you stayed with us and brought amazing energy all the way to the end. Thank you for making it such a special night. Miami love you💚

🏉 The Princess Royal visited a Tag Rugby Festival for children and young people with mild to severe learning disabilities. As Patron of Wooden Spoon, Her Royal Highness joined more than 400 young people at Broadstreet Rugby Club, for the day‑long tournament. The Princess watched matches and met players, coaches and volunteers taking part in the festival, which champions wider inclusion in sport.

🏉 The Princess Royal visited a Tag Rugby Festival for children and young people with mild to severe learning disabilities. As Patron of Wooden Spoon, Her Royal Highness joined more than 400 young people at Broadstreet Rugby Club, for the day‑long tournament. The Princess watched matches and met players, coaches and volunteers taking part in the festival, which champions wider inclusion in sport.

Experience the festival atmosphere of WorldTour cycling! 🚴🏽‍♀️ @tourdownunder Health Partners Women's Stage 2 Start debuts in the City of #Unley# on Saturday 18 January.🍳☕ Come down early for brekky on #KingWilliamRoad# before the 11.10am start! (Pic: SA Tourism Commission)

Severe storms forced the temporary evacuation of Atlanta’s Shaky Knees festival. Some attendees slid through muddy grass before the festival reopened, with Twenty One Pilots returning for a shortened set.