September 2025 Highlights on India Election Insights

September was a busy month. From a historic cricket final in Dubai to a flagship phone leak and a high‑profile police recruitment scandal, we covered it all. Below is a quick walk‑through of the three biggest stories you might have missed.

Asia Cup 2025 Final: India vs Pakistan in Dubai

On September 28, the Dubai International Stadium turned into a cricket arena that fans will talk about for years. India entered the match unbeaten, while Pakistan earned a narrow win over Bangladesh to reach the final. The game kicked off at 8 PM IST and was broadcast live on Sony Sports Network, with streaming options on Sony LIV and FanCode. Both sides fielded their star players – look for Virat Kohli’s aggressive batting and Babar Azam’s steady hand at the crease. If you plan to watch the replay, note the crowd size: the venue was packed, and organizers urged locals to use public transport to avoid traffic jams.

Nothing Phone 3 Leak: Flagship‑Level Specs

Tech lovers got a surprise when leaks revealed that the upcoming Nothing Phone 3 could finally compete with the top tier. The phone is said to have a 6.7‑inch 1.5K LTPO OLED screen, three 50MP rear cameras with a 3× periscope zoom, and a 50MP front shooter. Under the hood sits the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor, a 5,150 mAh battery and a 100W wired charger that can fill it up in minutes. Wireless and reverse charging, eSIM support, NFC and an upgraded Glyph Matrix are also on the list. The device will run Nothing OS 3.5 on Android 15, promising new UI tricks. While the US launch is slated soon, the first batch may not include Verizon, so keep an eye on carrier updates.

The leak has sparked a lot of discussion about whether Nothing can truly become a flagship brand. Early reviewers are pointing to the high‑resolution cameras and ultra‑fast charging as game‑changers. If you’re in the market for a new phone, the Nothing Phone 3 might be worth waiting for.

RPSC Under Fire: Manju Sharma Resigns After Court Ruling

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) hit another rough patch when the Rajasthan High Court scrapped the 2021 Sub‑Inspector recruitment. The court named Dr. Manju Sharma, a senior RPSC member, among officials it said compromised exam integrity. Sharma stepped down a few days later, saying no probe was pending against her but that she wanted to protect the commission’s dignity.

This resignation deepens the crisis around paper leaks and could push the state to overhaul its recruitment process. The court’s decision might trigger fresh reforms, stricter monitoring, and possibly new legal steps to prevent future leaks. For anyone following Rajasthan’s law‑enforcement hiring, the saga is far from over.

Those three stories sum up September on India Election Insights. Whether you’re a cricket fan, a tech enthusiast, or someone keeping tabs on state‑level politics, we’ve tried to bring you the facts you need without the fluff. Stay tuned for October’s round‑up – more updates are on the way.