Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Noon News Guide Covers Trump TV, Xi Shake-Up, Markets
This is a noon news guide that collects several important stories in one place.
The White House started a streaming service called Trump TV during a disagreement over press access.
Four European countries supported India’s effort to obtain a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.
A report described CCTV footage connected to an IIT Bombay student case, while Mumbai Police arrested a man accused of taking a police walkie-talkie.
China removed General Zhang Youxia from senior party and military roles.
HDFC Bank shares rose as officials reviewed a possible new chief executive.
Sports reports covered Indian athletes at the Asian Games, and CAT 2026 registration ended.
The guide also included entertainment-related videos from Mumbai.
The White House launched a 24/7 streaming platform called “Trump TV” amid a legal dispute involving CNN, MS NOW and Politico after their press access was revoked.
Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic backed India’s bid for a permanent United Nations Security Council seat.
An IIT Bombay CCTV report allegedly showed student Sahil Wakode checking his pocket during an exam before he was asked to leave; meanwhile, Mumbai Police arrested a man over an allegedly stolen walkie-talkie.
China’s Xi Jinping removed Galwan-era General Zhang Youxia from party and military positions, while HDFC Bank shares gained up to 1% as the Reserve Bank of India reviewed Anup Bagchi’s CEO candidacy.
Asian Games updates included Suchika Tariyal Hooda discussing her controversial loss and Chetan Bhatt losing a karate bronze-medal bout; CAT 2026 registration closed at 5 PM, while Shah Rukh Khan and actress Madhoo featured in separate Mumbai viral-video stories.
- Who
- The White House, India, China’s Xi Jinping and Zhang Youxia, HDFC Bank, Indian athletes, Mumbai Police, and entertainment figures including Shah Rukh Khan and Madhoo are among those featured.
- What
- The Free Press Journal’s noon guide reports political, international, legal, business, education, sports, crime and entertainment developments.
- When
- The guide includes events and deadlines reported for September 22, 2026, including the CAT 2026 registration deadline and Asian Games updates.
- Where
- The developments involve the White House, the United Nations, IIT Bombay, China, Mumbai, and Asian Games venues.
- Why
- The guide says it is intended to help readers follow major developments without information overload.
- Trump TV
- A 24/7 White House streaming platform launched amid a press-access dispute.
- India’s UNSC bid
- Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic backed India’s bid for a permanent seat.
- Zhang Youxia
- The Galwan-era general was reported to have lost his party and military ranks.
- HDFC Bank
- Shares rose up to 1% as the Reserve Bank of India reviewed Anup Bagchi’s CEO candidacy.
- CAT 2026
- Registration closed on September 22 at 5 PM; the exam is scheduled for November 29.
- Asian Games
- Chetan Bhatt lost the men’s 84kg karate bronze-medal bout to Chinese Taipei’s Meng-yu Chu, according to the report; another post spells the opponent’s name Meng-yu Chung.
- Mumbai cases
- Police arrested Mohammad Niyaz, also known as Faizan, over the alleged theft of a police walkie-talkie.