CM Revanth Reddy Seeks Bharat Ratna for Manmohan Singh
The Telangana CM recalled the former PM’s role in economic reforms, rights-based legislation and statehood, and unveiled his statue at a memorial park in Hyderabad’s Financial District.
Odisha Rain Fury Sparks Flood Fear As Rivers Cross Danger Mark, 14,500 Evacuated
Relief teams are working across Odisha as landslides, collapsed roads, inundated homes and disrupted rail links expose the scale of the weather emergency, while authorities monitor vulnerable rivers.
Asian Games 2026: India’s Medal Machine Slows After Hangzhou High - What Has Changed?
India’s medal haul in Aichi-Nagoya trails its record Hangzhou run, but the gap reflects more than performance: a smaller contingent, changed events, weaker gold conversion and a generational transition are reshaping India’s campaign.
SIR Row Escalates: Reaches SC, Opposition Steps Up EC Attack, INDIA Bloc To Meet On Sept 30
Opposition parties intensify their campaign against the EC over SIR, with an INDIA bloc meeting planned, protests at Jantar Mantar, a fresh Supreme Court plea and even NDA allies seeking clarification.
Red Alert Along Kerala Coast Over Kallakkadal, Rough Sea Conditions
Waves of 1.0–1.5 metres are expected till September 28, with coastal inundation and erosion risks. Fishermen, residents and tourists have been urged to avoid vulnerable areas and beaches.
US, China Agree On $30 Billion Tariff Deal, AI Talks As Xi Wraps Up US Visit
A new $30 billion tariff arrangement, coal purchases and a November AI dialogue mark the latest phase of US-China engagement after Xi’s Washington visit.
‘A Terrorist Country Is Asking Me That?’ Jaishankar’s Sharp Reply To Pakistani Journalist At UN
The exchange came a day after a journalist confronted Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif with a similar question, creating a pointed diplomatic back-and-forth at the UN headquarters.
Pakistan Suicide Bombing At Police Checkpoint Kills 11, Wounds Around 30
A deadly suicide blast at a Pakistan police checkpoint has killed 11 and injured 30, with the TTP claiming responsibility as militant attacks surge across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Trump Strait? Trump Posts Hormuz Map After Iran’s 7-Day Reopening Offer
Trump’s “Trump Strait” map adds a fresh twist to the Iran crisis as Tehran waits for Washington’s response to its seven-day plan to reopen Hormuz and halt fighting.
Congo Plane Crash Near Kenge Kills At Least 13, Two Top Generals Among Dead
A military delegation was among those aboard the ill-fated aircraft, while President Félix Tshisekedi called for a full investigation. Authorities are also searching for the flight recorder.
Government Will Support Traditional Livelihoods, Says Ponnam Prabhakar
The minister highlights insurance, marketing and veterinary support for livestock rearers, urges families to prioritise education, and pays tribute to Dr BR Ambedkar and Chakali Ailamma.
Kavitha Calls Revanth Government A ‘Failure Government’
Kavitha cited alleged underfunding, overcrowding and infrastructure gaps in public hospitals and schools, while announcing a campaign on civic issues and raising concerns over voter-list revisions.
Rededicate Ourselves To Chakali Ailamma’s Ideals: Etela Rajender
Leaders and community members recalled the Telangana icon’s resistance against Nizam rule and Razakar oppression, highlighting her fight for land, livelihood, dignity and the rights of marginalised communities.
Owaisi Urges Centre to Retain Hyderabad GPO’s Group-A Status
The AIMIM chief cited the city’s century-old postal institution, heavy workload and services including philately, parcels, savings and insurance while urging a review of the restructuring plan.
CM Chandrababu Government Obsessed With Publicity, Alleges YSRCP Leader Puththa Sivashankar
YSRCP spokesperson Puththa Sivashankar questioned the proposed payments to social media influencers and raised concerns over pending welfare measures, farmer assistance, employee issues and journalist benefits.
95 Pharma Units Served Show-Cause Notices Over Waste Discharge In Parawada
Officials collected samples after complaints of foul odour and dark-coloured water. Units were directed to prevent untreated discharge, strengthen waste handling, install monitoring systems and comply with environmental norms.
Dharmana Krishnadas Visits Families Of Tribal Students Killed In Train Accident
The former deputy CM met bereaved families in Tekkali, offered financial assistance and highlighted concerns over official response, relief measures and safety arrangements in tribal student hostels.
683 Constables Pass Out From Anantapur Police Training College
The recruits completed rigorous training and were urged to uphold discipline, remain accessible to citizens and give top priority to public safety and law and order.
CPI Backs Village And Ward Secretariat Employees’ Protest
The party has urged the State government to grant pending increments, remove departmental test hurdles, consider promotions and provide suitable postings closer to employees’ native mandals.
When the Referee Becomes the Contest
Questions over electoral roll revisions, internal dissent and transparency are testing public confidence in India’s poll machinery, making institutional accountability and procedural fairness increasingly important.
India’s Tourism Journey Goes Digital As AI Reshapes Travel
Digital platforms, e-visas, AI-powered travel tools, better connectivity and destination development are opening new opportunities for travellers, local communities and tourism businesses across India.
Parthiv Neotia Named ICC President, Munish Jhajharia Takes MCCI Helm
Neotia takes charge of ICC with focus on trade, global collaboration and SDGs, while Jhajharia becomes MCCI president after over 20 years in eastern India’s real estate and materials sectors.
India Draws $19.81 Billion FDI In Q1, Japan Overtakes US As Top Investor
Japan and Singapore emerged as major sources of capital, while services, technology and trading attracted the most investment. Tamil Nadu led states, with total FDI including reinvestment also rising strongly.
Aquapulse’s Farm-to-Market Shrimp Model Gains Global Recognition in Bangkok
Aquapulse, which works with over 7,000 shrimp farmers, has been named an aquaculture finalist at the Responsible Seafood Innovation Awards in Bangkok and plans to expand to 10,000 farmers and 5,000 MT procurement.
India’s Economy Shows Resilience Despite Geopolitical, Weather Risks: RBI Bulletin
Forex reserves climbed to USD 765.9 billion, while net FDI hit a five-year monthly high. However, rising food prices and crude oil costs pose fresh inflation concerns.
BJP Demands Names After Shivakumar Says ‘Dozen MLAs’ Have Two Marriages
The Karnataka CM made the comment while discussing Bengaluru’s rapid urbanisation, saying many people who move to the city do not return to their native places.
Manmohan Singh Remembered on 94th Birth Anniversary, Leaders Across Spectrum Pay Tribute
Leaders including Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, PM Modi, Mallikarjun Kharge and Revanth Reddy remembered Singh for his economic reforms, public service, humility and contribution to India’s development.
Kerala Police Alert Vehicle Owners Over Fake E-Challan Messages, APK Scam
Fraudsters are directing victims to fake MVD portals and urging APK downloads that could expose banking credentials and other sensitive data. Victims can report fraud on 1930.
Allahabad HC Discharges Congress MP Rakesh Rathore in Sitapur Rape Case
The Allahabad HC discharged Rakesh Rathore, finding the prosecution material insufficient to create strong suspicion and indicating a long-standing consensual relationship.
Manjhi Writes to Lok Sabha Speaker Seeking More Speaking Time for SC/ST MPs
BJP MP Gajendra Singh Patel raised the issue at an NDA MPs meeting, saying party-wise speaking time gets divided and more space is needed for community concerns.
West Bengal CM Denies President Returned Anti-Goonda Bill, Says It Is With MHA
The legislation, passed in June, includes provisions for property attachment and preventive arrest, while the CM defended its constitutional validity and expressed confidence of presidential assent.
ICG’s Shaunak Embarks on Quad-at-Sea Mission to Boost Indo-Pacific Cooperation
Six officers from India, Japan, Australia and the US will join shipboard activities and professional exchanges aimed at improving coordination, interoperability and mutual trust.
Kerala Priest Taken Into Custody Over Alleged Insults Against Sri Narayana Guru
Ernakulam Rural Cyber Police registered a case following a complaint over a YouTube video, alleging the remarks also targeted the Ezhava community and SNDP Yogam members.
Vijay Names 15 Former AIADMK Leaders as TVK Deputy General Secretaries
The appointments come ahead of the October 6 bypolls in Madurantakam and Dharapuram, where TVK has fielded former AIADMK MLAs Maragatham Kumaravel and P Sathyabama.
SC Judge Nagarathna Calls for ADR-Adjudication Integration in Family Disputes
At the two-day conference, Justice Nagarathna highlighted mounting Family Court pendency and called for practical reforms that can reduce delays without sacrificing fairness or judicial safeguards.
1,741 Errors Detected in Odisha School Textbooks, Govt Orders Corrective Measures
The errors included 1,075 grammatical, spelling and typographical mistakes, five factual or conceptual errors and 661 improvement suggestions, with Class 8 Science reporting the most errors.
India-EU Ties Reach ‘Remarkable’ Political Depth, Says EU Envoy Paquet
The newly appointed envoy outlined a broad agenda spanning trade, AI, semiconductors, defence, clean energy and state-level engagement, with implementation emerging as the key priority.
Goa Shipyard Revenue Crosses ₹4,000 Crore, Order Book Nears ₹32,400 Crore
The defence PSU posted record FY26 earnings, backed by Navy and Coast Guard projects, rising exports and expanding indigenous shipbuilding capabilities under Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
Traffic Police Inspector Collapses on Duty, Shinde Rushes Him to Hospital
Inspector Sanjay Nalavade had been deployed with the Deputy CM’s convoy since early morning. The incident comes a week after another convoy officer died of sudden cardiac arrest.
Cocaine Worth Over Rs 4 Crore Hidden in Trolley Handle Seized at Ahmedabad Airport
A 56-year-old Ugandan national arriving from Doha on a Qatar Airways flight was arrested under the NDPS Act after DRI officials intercepted him based on specific intelligence.
Stalin Hits Back at Vijay Over DMK ‘Evil Force’ Charge, TVK’s Political Record
The DMK chief also rejected Vijay’s allegations over the Veeramani POCSO case, citing his earlier Assembly explanation and questioning its use during election campaigning.
Heavy Rain, Strong Winds Hit UP, Lucknow Records 125.8 mm, More Showers Forecast
A depression moving from Madhya Pradesh towards southeast Uttar Pradesh has intensified the weather, with waterlogging, travel disruption and crop losses reported across several districts.
Heavy Rain Disrupts Jharkhand Life As Rivers Swell, Low-Lying Areas Go Under Water
The weather system is expected to weaken, offering relief from Sunday, while Jharkhand’s overall seasonal rain deficit has narrowed to just 3 per cent despite shortages in eight districts.
20 Days Without Power Expose Attappadi’s Tribal Development Gaps
Residents of Anavai, Kadukumanna, Kinattukara and Murugala struggle with disrupted studies, cooking and emergency communication as damaged forest cables keep electricity unavailable.
From Bankipur to Delhi: Prashant Kishor Expands Jan Suraaj’s Political Footprint
The party is preparing a Delhi organisational base after its founder’s first electoral win, with supporters eyeing the MCD polls and seeking to build a wider urban voter network.
India Urges Global Action to Build Pandemic-Ready Health Systems
At the UN, Health Secretary Punya Salila Srivastava highlighted COVID-19 lessons, stronger surveillance, digital infrastructure, equitable access and a fair pathogen benefit-sharing framework.
SC Restores ₹8 Lakh Railway Compensation, Says Missing Ticket Cannot Defeat Claim
The verdict highlights safeguards under the Railways Act, where qualifying untoward incidents can attract statutory compensation without requiring families to prove railway negligence.
Delhi Civic Body Faces ₹80 Crore Parking Dues as Revenue Falls 26%
The civic body holds nearly ₹109 crore in security deposits, yet payment defaults persist as it prepares 83 new parking sites and expands digital monitoring.
16-Year-Old Girl Allegedly Abused Near Chennai, Instagram Friend Arrested
Police said the accused had been in phone contact with the teenager for about a month before the Old Nallur incident, while a separate Kandigai school allegation remains under investigation.
Delhi Targets Vehicle Pollution With New PUC Checks, Cameras and Burari Testing Station
Delhi’s new PUC enforcement measures include monitoring at certification centres, ANPR-based detection and automated reminders, alongside the newly inaugurated Burari ATS for commercial vehicles.
India Needs Five-Year Plan to Make Precision Cancer Care Affordable, Says Expert
Oncologist Dr Bhawna Sirohi highlights gaps in molecular testing, drug affordability and rural access, urging India to align innovation, insurance and healthcare infrastructure for equitable treatment.
Women Wrestlers’ Appeal Against Brij Bhushan Acquittal Put Off To Monday
Four women wrestlers have challenged the August 3 verdict, arguing that the evidence was selectively assessed and that the judgment relied on outdated assumptions about how victims of harassment should behave.
Maratha Protest Camp Removed After 1,123 Days as Quota Fight Enters New Phase
Following Jarange’s latest 20-day fast, attention shifts to the government’s 90-day deadline, Kunbi genealogy verification and the legal challenges surrounding reservation.
Trump Rejects Iran’s 7-Day Hormuz Truce, Expects Bombing To Resume After US Midterms: Report
Iran awaits Washington’s formal position after Trump reportedly rejected its seven-day Hormuz plan, while reports of possible post-election US strikes add uncertainty to the latest diplomatic push.
Shehbaz Sharif Raises Kashmir At UNGA, Credits Trump For ‘Timely Intervention’ In 2025 India-Pak Conflict
Sharif also highlighted Pakistan’s role in US-Iran diplomacy, praised Army chief Asim Munir and defended Islamabad’s position on the Indus Waters Treaty during his UNGA address.
Over 500 Million Children Need Education, UN Meeting Highlights Global Schooling Crisis
From Sudan’s overcrowded classrooms to Gaza’s injured children and Nepal’s flood-hit schools, a global education crisis is leaving hundreds of millions behind despite billions in new funding.
Morocco Election: King’s Allies Win Most Seats, But Fall Short Of Majority
Morocco’s PAM has won the most seats but falls well short of a majority, setting up coalition talks as low turnout and youth frustration shape the country’s next government.
UN Refugee Chief Urges Security Council To Stop Displacement From Crossing Generations
UN refugee chief Barham Salih wants the Security Council to tackle the conflicts behind the global displacement crisis, warning that refugeehood must not become a fate passed from one generation to another.
Delhi Cricket’s 48-Coach Overhaul: Vijay Dahiya Returns As Ranji Head Coach
Delhi’s coaching structure now spans senior and junior men’s and women’s teams, along with high-performance roles, state mentors and support staff, but questions remain over the need and rationale for several posts.
Italy’s Crisis Deepens As Belgium Beat Azzurri 2-0 On Mancini’s Return
Italy’s rebuilding effort suffered another setback as Belgium punished defensive errors in Rome. With Turkey and France next, the Azzurri face a demanding stretch to regain confidence and stability.
Kylian Mbappe Injured After Scoring For France, Set To Leave Squad For Treatment
Mbappe’s record-extending strike was followed by an abrupt exit after he appeared to hurt his left knee while shooting. France replaced him and he will return to Madrid for medical assessment.
Team Europe Takes 3-1 Lead As Alcaraz And Mensik Seal Laver Cup Doubles Win
A four-match opening day featured tight singles battles, a comeback victory for Nakashima and a late doubles showdown. The points system will make Saturday and Sunday increasingly crucial.
‘You Have To Learn From Mistakes’: Pochettino Reflects On Balogun’s World Cup Red Card
A controversial FIFA decision allowed the US forward to return for the knockout stage, but the episode changed the team’s atmosphere before Belgium ended America’s World Cup run with a 4-1 win.
Keerthy Suresh’s ‘Dorothy’ Sparks Controversy Over Bold LGBTQ Story And Intimate Scenes
Keerthy Suresh’s ‘Dorothy’ has triggered a sharp online debate over its LGBTQ themes, with some trolling the film while urban audiences praise its bold subject.
Sujeeth Admits ‘OG’ Writing Issues, Promises More Care For Pawan Kalyan’s ‘OG 2’
Sujeeth addresses ‘OG’ writing criticism as ‘OG 2’ takes shape with a Samurai-themed glimpse, Thaman’s return and bigger expectations for Pawan Kalyan.
Chiranjeevi’s New Hyderabad Multiplex To Open For Sankranthi 2027, Before Mega Screen
Chiranjeevi and Asian Cinemas are reportedly set to launch a new Hyderabad multiplex for Sankranthi 2027, even as their much bigger Financial District project takes shape.
Venkatesh’s ‘Aadarsha Kutumbam’ Gets Release Date Change, Special Song Today
Venkatesh’s ‘Aadarsha Kutumbam’ moves to October 9, while its much-awaited special song featuring four stars is set to arrive tomorrow.
Sidharth Malhotra’s ‘The Vvaan’ Gets Disappointing Early Reviews, Tamannaah Draws Mixed Response
‘The Vvaan’ has opened to mixed-to-negative early reviews, with critics questioning its screenplay, storytelling and use of folklore, while Tamannaah gets mixed reactions.
Asian Games Day 8: India Wins Two Kabaddi Golds, Medal Tally Reaches 30 As Anahat, Abhay Eye Squash Gold
India wins two kabaddi golds and seven medals on Asian Games Day 8, taking the tally to 30 medals. Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh reach squash finals, while hockey enters the semifinals.
Anthropic Loses Pentagon Fight As US Appeals Court Upholds Military Supply Chain Ban
A US appeals court has upheld Anthropic's Pentagon ban, intensifying the fight over AI safeguards, autonomous weapons and how much control private AI companies should retain over military technology.
Do Not Cross This Line: Sharif’s Mecca Warning As Houthis Test Saudi Pact
Sharif’s Mecca warning comes as Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkiye activate their defence pact, with fresh Houthi missiles and drones intercepted hours after their Riyadh military meeting.
105 Cash Pilferage Instances Caught on CCTV at Ram Mandir Counting Centre: SIT
The probe named eight accused and recovered Rs 79.85 lakh from seven of them, while investigators also found over 3,000 deleted messages allegedly linked to the handling of the money.
Japanese ‘Clayface’ Posters Stir Buzz With Haunting Body-Horror Designs
Directed by James Watkins and starring Tom Rhys Harries, the DC Studios film follows Matt Hagen’s descent into vengeance after an experimental treatment transforms him into the iconic villain.
‘Patient Zero’ Breaks Spotify Record as Taylor Swift Dominates Streaming Charts
The track is part of the expanded The Life of a Showgirl: Encore, alongside three other songs created during Swift’s Sweden trip with Max Martin and Shellback.
Russell Wins Azerbaijan GP, Edges Verstappen by 0.196s as Antonelli Rises to Fifth
McLaren endured a disastrous Baku outing, with Lando Norris retiring and Oscar Piastri finishing 14th, while Isack Hadjar returned from injury to claim the final podium spot.
PIB Vartalap Engages Ziro Journalism Students on Media Ethics and Verification
The Ziro programme highlighted growing challenges from digital misinformation and media concentration, alongside the need for journalist protection, community voices and stronger media literacy.
India Steps Up Domestic Manufacturing Push to Reduce Import Dependence
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlights PLI incentives, pharmaceutical support, semiconductor initiatives and export financing aimed at strengthening critical domestic supply chains.
Scottish Church Students Allege Pressure to Perform Modi-Centric Play
The September 29 production is part of West Bengal’s Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, while the college denies coercion and says students are free to decline participation.
Bandi Sanjay Counters Revanth Reddy With ‘Family First, Nation First’ Remark
BJP leaders criticised Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s Kerala remarks, questioning his appeal to support the Gandhi family and citing the RSS’s stated commitment to national unity and security.
Telangana Targets 10 Lakh Acres Of Oil Palm Cultivation In Three Years
The Narmetta facility has processed over 70,000 MT of FFB and currently operates at 30 TPH. The Minister stressed timely harvesting, faster transport, better water supply and scientific farm practices.
AP Revamps School Education With Focus On Gender Equality, AI And Practical Learning
AP is updating teaching methods, textbooks and curricula while expanding teacher recruitment, personalised learning and industry partnerships to better prepare students for future careers.
CM Chandrababu Reviews Flood Situation In Andhra Pradesh
Officials reported improved rainfall levels, while the CM directed rice distribution to affected fishing families, faster power supply for the Hiramandalam project and proposals for two new barrages.
Gukesh, Nihal and Praggnanandhaa Lead India to Big Win Over Uzbekistan-2
India’s open team moved to 17 points and stayed second, while the women remained third on 16 after holding tournament leaders China. Savitha Shri scored her eighth win.
EDITORIAL AND SPECIAL STORY
When the Referee Becomes the Contest
Questions over electoral roll revisions, internal dissent and transparency are testing public confidence in India’s poll machinery, making institutional accountability and procedural fairness increasingly important.
India’s Tourism Journey Goes Digital As AI Reshapes Travel
Digital platforms, e-visas, AI-powered travel tools, better connectivity and destination development are opening new opportunities for travellers, local communities and tourism businesses across India.
SPORTS
Asian Games 2026: India’s Medal Machine Slows After Hangzhou High - What Has Changed?
India’s medal haul in Aichi-Nagoya trails its record Hangzhou run, but the gap reflects more than performance: a smaller contingent, changed events, weaker gold conversion and a generational transition are reshaping India’s campaign.
Delhi Cricket’s 48-Coach Overhaul: Vijay Dahiya Returns As Ranji Head Coach
Delhi’s coaching structure now spans senior and junior men’s and women’s teams, along with high-performance roles, state mentors and support staff, but questions remain over the need and rationale for several posts.
Kylian Mbappe Injured After Scoring For France, Set To Leave Squad For Treatment
Mbappe’s record-extending strike was followed by an abrupt exit after he appeared to hurt his left knee while shooting. France replaced him and he will return to Madrid for medical assessment.
Team Europe Takes 3-1 Lead As Alcaraz And Mensik Seal Laver Cup Doubles Win
A four-match opening day featured tight singles battles, a comeback victory for Nakashima and a late doubles showdown. The points system will make Saturday and Sunday increasingly crucial.
‘You Have To Learn From Mistakes’: Pochettino Reflects On Balogun’s World Cup Red Card
A controversial FIFA decision allowed the US forward to return for the knockout stage, but the episode changed the team’s atmosphere before Belgium ended America’s World Cup run with a 4-1 win.
Asian Games Day 8: India Wins Two Kabaddi Golds, Medal Tally Reaches 30 As Anahat, Abhay Eye Squash Gold
India wins two kabaddi golds and seven medals on Asian Games Day 8, taking the tally to 30 medals. Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh reach squash finals, while hockey enters the semifinals.
Russell Wins Azerbaijan GP, Edges Verstappen by 0.196s as Antonelli Rises to Fifth
McLaren endured a disastrous Baku outing, with Lando Norris retiring and Oscar Piastri finishing 14th, while Isack Hadjar returned from injury to claim the final podium spot.
Gukesh, Nihal and Praggnanandhaa Lead India to Big Win Over Uzbekistan-2
India’s open team moved to 17 points and stayed second, while the women remained third on 16 after holding tournament leaders China. Savitha Shri scored her eighth win.
ENTERTAINMENT
Keerthy Suresh’s ‘Dorothy’ Sparks Controversy Over Bold LGBTQ Story And Intimate Scenes
Keerthy Suresh’s ‘Dorothy’ has triggered a sharp online debate over its LGBTQ themes, with some trolling the film while urban audiences praise its bold subject.
Sujeeth Admits ‘OG’ Writing Issues, Promises More Care For Pawan Kalyan’s ‘OG 2’
Sujeeth addresses ‘OG’ writing criticism as ‘OG 2’ takes shape with a Samurai-themed glimpse, Thaman’s return and bigger expectations for Pawan Kalyan.
Venkatesh’s ‘Aadarsha Kutumbam’ Gets Release Date Change, Special Song Today
Venkatesh’s ‘Aadarsha Kutumbam’ moves to October 9, while its much-awaited special song featuring four stars is set to arrive tomorrow.
Sidharth Malhotra’s ‘The Vvaan’ Gets Disappointing Early Reviews, Tamannaah Draws Mixed Response
‘The Vvaan’ has opened to mixed-to-negative early reviews, with critics questioning its screenplay, storytelling and use of folklore, while Tamannaah gets mixed reactions.
Japanese ‘Clayface’ Posters Stir Buzz With Haunting Body-Horror Designs
Directed by James Watkins and starring Tom Rhys Harries, the DC Studios film follows Matt Hagen’s descent into vengeance after an experimental treatment transforms him into the iconic villain.
‘Patient Zero’ Breaks Spotify Record as Taylor Swift Dominates Streaming Charts
The track is part of the expanded The Life of a Showgirl: Encore, alongside three other songs created during Swift’s Sweden trip with Max Martin and Shellback.